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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
WHERE WILL THE ACADEMY COY
A SECRET SESSION AT TIE OLD HOME IN TWEEN
TY-THIRD- ST.-THE COMMITTEE ON
SITE DISCHARGED

SITE DISCHARGED.
The members OF the National Academy OF De-
sign held a secret session last night in the Acad-
emy Twenty third-st. and Fourth-ave.. to listen
TO the report OF the Committee on Site. The prop
cry now occupied by the Academy Is owned by
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. and
II IL said that before long the present building
will be torn down. The question OF new site
has long been a serious one 10 the Academicians.
but nothing definite has been done. Two weeks
ago. at a meeting In the Academy. tho matter was
talked over and last night the committee reported
and disbanded Every means was taken to prevent
the details OF the meetings being made pubic and
j. c. Brown, one OF the members OF the COM
mittee refused 10 talk about the matter at all.
II was said however. that no site had been dehn-
itely decided upon. The meeting was long one.
1t was called at o'clock and was not adjourned
until II.
Those present at the meeting last night were
William II. Beard. Carl l.. Brandt John Il. Bristol.
J. G. Brown. George Is. Butler, Charles Calverey.
F. s. Church. Frederick Delman. Il. Swain Clifford.
Seymour Joseph Guy; lanes N Hart J. = Hart Hart
son. Alfred Jones. Francis c; Jones. T. Bolton Bolton
Moran, ]. Francis Murphy. Arthur Parton. e.
shrlaw. r. NJ. shurtler George H. Smile. james
Louis G. Tiffany c. Y. Turner Horatio Walker,
Edgar NJ. Ward. DIN l.: Warner, Harry w. Wat.
rops, J. Alden Weir. Thomas Waterman Wood
and Geor:e II. Jewell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
YALE LAW SCHOOLS BASEBALL DATES.

New Haven. Conn. March PAS H. sladden.
manager OF the Law School Baseball Club. to-day
announced tie schedule Of games arranged for
the Easter trip OF the Yale Law School team
which begins Thursday: The list is as follows:
March 27-With Columbian University. at Washington
March 2S-Wh Georgetown University. at Washington
March 3O--Wth Georgetown University. Washington
March 31-With John Hopkins University at Baltimore
April with Franklin and Marshall College at Ian
caster.
Apr, 3--wih University Of Western Pennsylvania. at
Pittsburg
April with University OF Western Pennsylvania. at
Pitnburg
Fourteen men Will be taken the trip. Other
games arranged by Manager s.adden are:
May 2iwith Elizabeth IN j. Athletic Club Elizabeth.
~. J
Tune i3-wi,h University Of Pennsylvania Freshmen. at
philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
BEAR CHIEF VISITS THE SUB-TREASURY.

Bear Chief. the Backfoot chief. who was an "ex-
hibt at the sportsmens exposition at Madison
Square Garden, called yesterday upon Cecil Barring
At the banking house of Barring. Magoun & Co.. No
II Wall-st. Mr.. Barring had met him while on a
hunting trip in his country. Bear Chief was accom-
panied by J. w. Schultz. a white man, who married
his sister, and by BIZ Jackson. haf-breed scout.
who was with Major Reno at the time OF the Custer
massacre Mr.. Barring took the party TO the Sub
Treasury and the Assay Ofice. Bear Chief was
greatly Interested in the millions OF gold. silver and
paper money which he saw. He his hair IN
two braids hanging down his back. On his head was
q black SLOUGH hat, while his feet incased In
moccasns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
THE JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS.

At the meeting Of the stewards OF the Jockey
Club held yesterday afternoon. at which pres
ent August Belmont. J. II. Bradford James r..
Keene. Andrew Miller and F. K Sturges, the fol-
lowing racing dates were allotted: Queens County
Jockey Club. July IL to 2 inclusive: Brighton
Beach Racing Association. July % to August H. in
elusive The secretary instructed to issue the
Following orders: Notice is hereby given to clerks
OF courses under the Jurisdiction OF the Jockey
Ciuo that Rule Ga. paragraph 3. as follows must be
more strictly enforced Entrance moneys forfeits,
stakes and arrears must be paid in cash Uf so re-
ouireo) to the clerk OF the course. and entrance
money must be paid at the time OF entry. except
snTeLance money fer free handicap purses"
Tho application for rsizstatsi1snts f.ad by r. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
COLLAPSED on THE WITNESS STAND.

The trial OF Thomas Grimes charged with the
murder o; his brother. Edward Grimes. at Pleasant
Plains. January 49, was continued yesterday IN
Richmond. Long Island. The hearing was marked
by the sensational collapse OF the prisoner after he
had taken the stand in his own behalf. He began
by relating the circumstances OF numerous as
saults committed upon him by his brother. When
he arrived at the point OF telling Of the struggle In
which his brother was stabbed TO death he went
into state OF nervous collapse and had 10 be half
carried from the court In a hysterical condition.
The Court took a recess. while a doctor attended
Grimes. Crimes his return again took the
stand. but he In such nervous state that
despite frequent adm oni;ion from his counsel he
could not continue his story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

In Spring Time take
that which will build up
the tissues and supply force
to the muscular, digestive
and nervous systems. II
you are thin, without appe'
tite, pale because of thin
blood, or easily exhausted
why further weaken tn e
body by using tonlcs /?
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phltes is what you need.
Cod-liver Oil is a food. 1t
produces force and builds
up the system in a substan-
tial way. The Hypopho,s-
phltes give strength to the
nerves. Better appetite,
richer blood and healthy
flesh come to stay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
THE FENCING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

The preliminary contests with foil, dueliing
sword and sabre for the national championships
Of the Amateur Fencers' League Of America and
Amateur Athletic Union will be held at the New
York Athletic Club tomorrow and Friday begin
ming at s p m. The entries are follows: Foil
G, Kavanagh.. c.; G.. Beginner, W: T. Hen'z. s T
Shaw, A. V II. Post. FitZhugh Townsend, Charles
latham Duelling sword-G. Kavanagh. c. q. Both
ner. w. T. Heintz, 8. T. Shaw. A. '. Il. Post. Or.
j. H. Claiborne. Sabre-C. G. Bothner. +. L. Slaz-
enger. j. Keane. T. I. Lee. s. H. Payne The
finals will be held at the Fencers' Club April g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
.po1-r HORSES AND HORsEMEN

,-rr, pp,rz, NOTES ON RACING MAT1Efs'
- vononala. the well-known bookmaker ora
NJ, v,st 81. petersburg. owing to an a'!acA "a .,
c,n,s attended by high fever, wnich cauS,e .,,n
- ~ confined for week to his room IN Dc . a..
Wr NcDonald had a small wager on Americas ~.
enc Lincolnshire Handicap. but mao ehoue 90 M
|roran. 70 stand of his losses ana 10 wiz 49, ~,
Ar Mcdonald expected to arrive IN H"s'A"N -
time TO witness the race. ,a. . long
stay in Budapest attending the
n A Jones and Andrew WEIGH are attending ''e
trotting races at Nice. >r,.xr. pn,n
walter Keyes and George Smith tfH'sou,e
ora at,endng the Lincoln races in Ensanida, rr the
John Kelly and Matthew Coroet' arc "''
fort at Demon!cos ,,ua 15o,{se
lanes B. Haggn Is rapidly rec9ver.hs sonn AZ
s,iness and expects to go out OF doors as eo'' ~
Phi,n Dwyer is giving his personal at'en.SSa In w
uandspprng and feels confident that ne Is d o""'''
navd Gideon Is medtatng upon the vaeai zee GO "
<orro at race meetings that are so nag aHsi3 10
Gsinus that the angels from the virginia trac the
went to the sunny south were sHo
large attendance OF turfmen from t'''s @'''
ii, &c SSresent at the Washington races ...s
THOMAS Flynn the official starter mas aTsS him
from a severe rheumatic attack that compeNeu ''''
70 go sor Nelson j Nelson Kirk and James sila,-
,,,a,e hold daily discussions about racing anu so-
cc,,si matters in a secluded nook In Cortanot-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

Several OF the best American lawn tennis play
will 90 to Europe this year and compete in
some OF the English championships. I; is said that
Larned. Chase and Foote will 90 abroad TO
pete in the tennis games Wimbledon In July.
The men while abroad will witness the boat races
a; Henley and then make quite extensive tour
on bicycles the Continent The bicycle trip is
expected to last until fall and the men will
return 10 this country until after the close OF the
lawn tennis season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
YALE ENTERS THE RELAY MEETING.

Philadelphia. March 24.-The entry OF the Yale
relay team has been received for the relay meet
ing TO be held on Franklin Field on April Is This
makes certain the appearance OF Yale team at
the races. They vii, compete in the mile relay race
for the championship Of America, and also in the
open ive-me relay In which hve will
villa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

"If the Corporation Counse persists in his opinion"
said Mr. Parker. we VIII have TO put all such men
back ard try them over. But they should again De
dismissed unless they adtuce new testimony IN
their favor
McDcrmott wifi probably be restored to duty at
ME next meeting and then tried again
Detective John McCau.ey permitted to re-
ceive $50 as reward for recovering $4,000 worth
OF bonds belonging to Victor & Achelis, OF No. s.
Leonard-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

Hutchinson. Frank Grace James Hogan and Leslie
Washburn were denied. were also the app!lca-
tons for the reinsta tement of Hopeful irish H.,
Mickey B. and Ray DAILY.
The claim Of the Sensation Stable 10 the services
of Frank Curtis the Jockey. for the season Of 1895
not sustained. The applica ton of r. lie Claire
for the acceptance OF his entries in the Army ana
Navy Handicap and the Blue and Gray Handicap.
Washington. and the Harlem Stakes at Morris
Park. which were alleged 10 have gone astray in
the mails, was refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
SALE OF THE YACHT NARGARITA

Mann.ng's yacht agency. for Anthony J. Drexc TO
Henry Walters, OF Baltimore The yacht
built in 1882 Of steel. by Ramage Ferguson OF
Leith Scotland. and designed by Alfred
Brown, Of London Her gross tonnage is 1909 and
net tonnage H2l9. The Thames measurement is
7O3 tons She is 224 feet all, lS4 fee, on
line q feet inches BEAM and has "A feet inches
depth OF hold. The vessel draws IL feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
THE MISSES NORTON IN COLORADO.

Colorado Springs. Col. March IA special car ar
rived In this city yesterday carrying the Misses Nor
ton. of New-York daughters OF Governor Levi p.
Morton 1t Is n private car OF the Southern Pacific
road The Young women have been trip to
California, accompariod by Miss Harvey OF Eng,
land and they are now returning EAST ihey Will
In this city until Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

Blue SIGN SOLD TO CHARLES WEILAND.
The noted PAGER Blue Syn. 2:0sh. purchased
yesterday from Philadelphia people by Charles
Weiland wel-known member OF the Driving
Club OF New-York Blue Sign IS a bay geldins
nine years DID, by Ensign. 2:2si3. dam Polly Hop
k.ns. pacing OF unknown breeding the
iorse raised by A. b. Williams. OF Ottumwa
IONA ana was cainpaigned In the Grand Circuit in
49, ard 1895 by l.. \. DoGsherty. HIS best per-
foi mances were made at the Fleetwood Grand CIR
cut meeting in 1885 Starting against Fiy.ng J.b
2|i; Manager, 2S%12; Roy Wakes, 2aGl4. and other
good ones, biue Syn outfooted the neld in the
third heat, pacing the mile in 2?9 He apparently
had the after this heat. bu: met w
accident in the fourth round which forced
his withdrawal from the and from the turf
Of his legs receiving severe cut. which threw
lin of training a OF Edward De Carned
has been driving Blue Sign on the road II fhia-
delph.a for some tine, and Ii Is sad that he can
throw dust in the eyes OF any trotier or PAGER in
the Quaker City. Mr. Weand is going 10 have
him trained with view to campaigning the
horse on Eastern tracks this year, but + he goes
wrong again his new owner VIII still have great
road horse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

e.
HOFFMAN.
J. =. whitney. Philadelphia.
r.. X. Hollandsr. Boston.
". W. Goodwin. Philade..-
phia.
y. ". Davis. Fail River.
l.. +. Ramsay. Lake Charles,
+ la.
]. u. Farrell. Albany.
VI. MAJ. ph'lidclphia.
G. G. Barker. Wilmington.
G.. ". Russell. Cincinnati.
J. II. Gray. Glasgow.
A. T. Smythc. Charleston.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. G. NJ. Packard. Niagara
Falls.
Miss Packard. Niagara Falls.
NJ. l~ggefi & family. Ham
i.tcn. ont.
NJ. Sprague & wife. Boston.
r. Warren & wife. Boston.
II. l.. Small. Philadelphia.
$. ". Manning. Boston.
MARLBOROUGH.
W. ". Finley. Washington.
". II. Weed. potsdam. NY.
Miss Mayne. Providence.
l. G. Temple. Mt. Holly.
y. J.
W. 81. Jenries. Philadelphia.
". -. McHullen. Knoxville.
Tenn.
W. 4. Merriam. Chicago.
e. Whitehead. Washington.
W. J. Montgomery. Atlanta.
c. \. Kellogg. Osiensburg.
Miss +. X. McEwen. New
Haven.
Mrs. r. J. Peck. New
Haven.
II T. Armstrong. Philadel-
rhia
+ II. Cclston. Baltimore.
J. J. Lsniz. Columbus. Ga.
SORMANDiE.
=. T.. Arnold. Providence.
= = wallace. N 40.
r i Gordon. Buffalo.
Y. Andreae Milan. Italy.
G. u. Bo.s. New london.
". 4 Wilkinson. Provl-
Mss M. wilkinson. rrovi-
aenc-
Mr.. /. \ Drayton. rrovi-
dence
NJ = ~ Ounce. Hartford.
81 Eoserbaum. Prishurs.
Mr. q. II. Mitchell. Hrls-
tol. X !
Miss Mitchell nfisiol. X. l.
". r. Marsh. sara; "a.
A. :. Hunter. V'ioa-
PARK AVENUE.
9 4 pick. Mexico. y T.
4. +. Burnham. s,oushion.
ST. 4 Thomas. Keesev'.ie.
y. Y.
C.. y. whitney. Har'fori.
Colonel II. Smith a "ife.
Mis-, Il. a. outwatsr. New
NJ Tremaln.. Elizabeth.
". ". Eronne!i. Hudson
y. Y.
IF. H. Proudfoo, & wife.
summit. y. J.
10. T.. Hunter. Boston.
ST. JAMES.
r T.. Castle & VIE. Chloa-
d A Stone & wife. Albany.
a II Gordon. Washington.
A. Il. Smith. Erie. Penn:
1. r.. Cooke & wife. New
ARK.
A. T.. WOOD. MOUNT N'i'o''
WESTMINSTER.
T. Noss!. Japan.
VI. hian1ch. Baltimore.
L. X. Brown. San Francis
co.
Mrs. y. u. Church. Tfverton.
II. |.
/ c. ". Strong & wife. West
/ wood. y. J.
+ G.. +. Johns. Wheeling. w.
Va.
/ g. II. Seitz. Detroit.
J. u. Benle. Boston.
Mrs. Il. Belneld. BuNa.o.
Miss l.. Herbert. Washing
ton.
J. Tonking. Dover. y. j.
W. II. Tonking. Dover. v. j.
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.rovv ropD BROTHERS SACRIFICED.

eroNy FORD TROTTERS SACRIFICED
:. ,oxo ISLAND HoRsEMAN BOUGHT SEVEN YEAR
,,xcs FOR 500 AT THE GARDEN SALE Yes
rvpnAy-sErrER OFFERINGS FOR TO-DAY
Weu-bred trotting stock was almost gwen away
.,..,.ra.v az Peter c. Keloggs combination sale IN
Madison SQUARE Garden. a mixed iot OF "i'y-o"e
animals fetching only $50 under the hammer ING
offerings consisted mainly OF unproken young s.oo~
and old broodmares from the stony foro otuu y.
Charles Backman, in Orange county ineS VIZ
not In sale condition. having come orect from Inc
stony Ford paddocks in their rough, winter coats
and few of the horsemen present seemed 10 want
them at any price $1,000, ,,..,
The first animal offered was thin' rough niue
yearlng colt by Prince George. out OF Meoora anu
Mr. Kellogg had hard work to get DID Tor the
,,o,,o.,er He was knocked down for $50 TO John
Ke.rns of Amtyville L. l. So far as peogree eoes
the unbroken yearling has a right to beat the pest
time on record. His sire. Prince George Is DS
Kentucky Prince. the sire OF Guy -o'7A. out Oh Lazy
Dexter a full sister Of the immortal Dexter NE
Az. The dam OF Mr.. KeirnsS $50 yearling Is
s,ster 10 two fast trotters and daughter OF Leahd
the sire of Geneva. 2llia. The Long lslahd Morse
man took advantage OF the bargain-couhter prices
yesterday. and bought six other prospective
trotters all yearlings. His bill for the Iot was an
even 300 He got four colts by Prince George and
two colts and filly by Antonio. PISA VINO was
son OF Green Mountain Maid. the dam OF Eec-
tioneer. -
John II. Shuts. the farkNiHe pTeeuei "''' 49,
made a bid of $4,000 for an undeve.opcd two-year-
old bought the hghest-priced animal soid yesteI
day for ,225 This two-year, pa my oy An
tonio OUT OF Lyliian the sister OF Robert Bonner
noted mare Daisy Darling. by Kentucky Prince:
w b. Dickerman secured one OF the rare bargains
in Iona Nutwood a three-year-old chestnut My by
Nutwood 2:lS. out 81 Iona. 2ias the ga hser o.
Ilcyone and Jessie Pepper: She was soid by AT,
Kellogg year ago for N2s but she Was hen In
yesterday for slS5. George Curtis secured REGINA
4:S2ls speed-producing daughter OF WOODS ham I'M
betonian, for $40 William Hoegg. owner OF the
famous trotter Freedom bought ,.o my
by-Mansfield for 500. John Cattenach PAID slV Ior
Nartca a nne-year- old mare by Leland, out Of the
noted speed producer Hattie Hogan These were
the only animals among the ffy-one head 500
that touched three figures Rose Medium da ugh
ter Of Happy Medium that gained record OF l'..os
nearly twenty years ago. was knocked down lor <1S
Mary A.. the twenty-year-old dam OF Problem ZIP
and Kenneth. 22s&. sold for $50. Mary Whitman.
seventeen years old. by Kentucky Prince out OF the
dam Of the $4,000 stallion Robert McGregor. Z:l'a
went Tor $50.
The sale will be continued to-day with offerings
which include the fast PAGERS Roscoe 2lc%: Amelia
2:2lH. and the tro'ters Winnie H.: PISA Mss Hun;
ter 2:21A: Morton. 222; Kate Cafirey 2:1Sls: Colonel
s.. 2:2lh; John Cody jr., 225. and Fly. 2:2iSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

day was again a long on
ALBEMARLE.
g. A. Brown. Portland.
T.. y. pAnlson. Portland.
a. l.. Tavian. Baltimore.
&. W. Wheelwright, Jr..
Boston.
+. II. Fish. Boston.
5. Barker & wife. Hamilton.
Miss +. Barker. Hamilton.
J. Rrad,ce & wife. Boston.
J. II. Short 4 wife. Port
land.
BROADWAY CENTRAL
G. W. Reynolds. Meriden.
Conn.
d. suter. jr., swinton. VI.
u. Wise. Brownsville. Penn
+. Ripple. youngstown. q.
]. W. Gouidinr. Port Huron.
Mich.
II. :. Kenyon. Rochester.
y. Y.
G. Wainwright. Philadelphia.
r. ". Kirkland. Plymouth.
Ohio.
Il. II. brigham. Springfield.
Mass.
". IL. Zinn. la Fayc,te.
Ind.
v. l<enner. Denver. Col.
q II. Fin, & wife. New
port. ".
W. Mcintosh & wife. san
Francisco.
q. Nilsson. Copenhagen.
;. 9. Thorscn. Copenhagen.
!. Cohen. indianapolis.
!. p. Plumer. Altoona.
Penn
:. 4. Burnham. Rutland.
VI.
W. J. Barton. Columbus. o.
BRUNSWICK.
r. II. Plumb. Ruhalo.
I. Coates. Ottawa. ont.
r. y. I.nycjoy. Boston.
4. Drysyale and wife. Hall
fax.
G. II. Pcar,lcc. Louisville.
II. J. stevenson & wife.
Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. =. iorlng. Boston.
Miss NJ. Lawrence. Boston.
Mis- e. Appleton. Boston.
. :. Winston. Boston.
Miss Wordsworth. Wood
lands. y \.
Miss iiatohford. Woodlands.
=. Y.
EVERETT
Mis- Jacobs. Albany.
Mis-. O.ierhoui. Albany.
" l.. Sands a VIE. Glen
Ridge. y j.
The Misses Sands. Glen
ridge. y. J.
j.. r. Evcrr. Boston.
q. r. Spalding. Boston.
T. @. Thorn x wife. Phila-
delphia.
r. Norman. Newport
d !. PCsi. cleveland.
Miss ". \. CLARK. Lynn.
Miss Holman. Sayofoox.
|. J. Breslln. 'amten.
Mrs. T.. A. Bats. West
Point.
Miss Buckmast-r. Washing
ton.
4. l.. Kimball 6 wife. Buf-
falo.
Mrs d. NJ. Brooks. BuNnlo.
professor @. +. Dudley.
Washington.
Mrs. W. v. Dudley. Wash
.ngton.
GlLSEY.
d. II. Danah. Beilaire.
Ohio.
G.. A. Mackenzie. Toronto.
I. Mccarthy. Troy.
J. II. Potter. Providence.
s. II. Doty. Warren. Penn.
T.. T.. Darling. Troy.
II. Dom. Minneapolis.
Il. II. Thompson. Troy.
Mile. 4. l.. Thompson. De
irolt.
J. Z. Mclaughlin. Troy.
". Il. Kibbee. Albany.
II. ii. Hallock. Elrnira.
GRAND UNION.
J. Palmer. Albany.
J. Ra!n~s. Albany.
X. l.. jenkins. Ticonderosa.
a. Weed. Ticondcroga.
The Rev. w. Martin. Santa
Rosa. Cal.
c. :. Mclaughlin. Ticonde-
roga.
1. J. Treadway. Ticonderoga.
+. j. Wood. Ticonderoga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

Nice. March A-George A. Banker the wen.S''om ..a
American bicyclist. rumor OF whose u.a,. ",-
,hshed in Paris on March p and given Wioe AZ
IL recovering rapidly from the aa a n %
tvnho;d fever from which he is suffering MS "N
"a nerfecty clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
THE RACE FROM MONACO TO NICE.
Mr.. GOELET'S SAPPHIRE WINS FROM THE AlLsA

ON TIME ALLOWANCE.
Monaco, March 24.-The match yacht race from
Monaco TO Nice which was sailed to-day. was won
by Ogden Goeets Samphi-e on time allowance.
The Ailsa arrived at the finish line first. the SAM
phire second and the Satanita third. The Britain
MIA did start
The race sailed In a Ugh; breeze from the
eastward All of the competing yachts carried
spinnakers the entire distance Soon after the
starting signal was given the Ailsa ran ahead OF
her rivals but SIZE finished only seven minute I
and ffty-one seconds ahead of the Samphre. The
Satanita finished fifty seconds astern OF the sam
phire. The Aranela crossed the finish line in
fourth place.
The race for the Bennett Coe.et Cup. which was
started at Cannes last Friday. and failed Of n de-
cisve result because OF he light wind rendering
it impossible for the vessels 10 cover the cou SO
within the time limit will be resai.cd at Cannes
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT DATES.

New-Haven Conn. March N.-The following Of
fetal list Of tournament dates for the
nounced to-day by the United States Lawn Tennis
Association. through It's secretary Joseph 7. Whit;
tesey. OF this city:
May 2-Harvaid in,crscholasc championship Cambridge.
May yale nterschoiastic championship. Ne" Haven
MAY 2-coiumbia n,erschoiastic chanpIonshp Columbia
May le-Southern championship Baltimore
June io-Midde States ehampionshp. oranee. y j.
June l6-Philadelphia c. c. ladies' and mixed champion
Jure l1-Massachusets championship Longwood C
June l7-Rhode Island State championship. Elmwood
June I7-Connec,icut championship, bridgeport.
June l7-New-Jersey State championship. Hohokls Val
JuEe 22-Neighborhood Club championship West Newton
June 23-Pennsylyania State championship Philadelphia.
July 6-NiaSara. Canada. Invitation tournament.
July 6-seabright. \. j.. invitation tournament.
July l3-Essex County. Mass Invitation tournament.
July 2o-Eimira. n; Y. Invitation tournament
July 20-Western championship. Chicago.
July 27-Long Island championship. Southampton. Long
July 27--NorIhwest championship Minneapolis
august AUGUST s-R Roc ~ y. open tournament
August s--Lons branch y. j. open tournament.
August l2-Paciac Northwest Championship. Tacoma
August Is-Interscho!as,ic championship Newport.
August lSInerstate tournament Iowa. Nebraska. Kan
and Missouri at Omaha.
August 25.lnternationa tournament Niagara-on- the
September Pacific States double championship San
September ives, Pennsylvania open singles. P,,sburg
October e-in,ercollesa,e championship New-Haven
Conn.
It has been decided by the National Tennis As
ISOLATION that the drawings for the Newport Tour
nament shall be the same as last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
CLORANE WINS IN LINCOLNSHIR

London March A-The Lincolnshire Handicap
run to-day, won by A. +. Bassett5 Clo!dne. five
years old. the winner Of the Royal Hunt Cup last
year Lord Roseberys Quarrel Gate Iarrare). five
years old. was second and Colonel North's Ell Dablo
aged. was third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25

A YACHT PURCHASED BY HENRY WALTERS.
Baltimore. March 24.-Henry Walters. OF this city.
has purchased the handsome steam yacht Mar
garita from Colonel A. J. Drexel. Of Philadelphia.
and has applied for membership in the New-York
Yacht Club. Mr.. Walters is the son Of the late
William T. Walters. OF Baltimore. and is one Of the
principal owners of the Atlantic Coast Line OF rail-
roads ue is the owner of the famous Walters Art
Galleries In Mount Vernon Place. Mr.. Walters s
yacht was built in 1889 for the late Max Lebaudy or
Paris and named Semiramis when launched
She Is 22i feet long and made an average speed OF
twelve and onehalf knots in crossing the Atlantic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-25
GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.
iIOFF MAN.

The list OF arrivals at the leading hotels yester-
day was again long one.