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New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
TREAsURT REsERTE sEcrRE.

Washington. Aug 15-Secretary Gage was tp-da1
asked II the outward gold movement was adversely
affecting Treasury interests. likely to
trouble Or impair the gold reserve The Secretary
replied that he was suffering no anxiety AZ al
that score He said
The movement is entirely natural and nature al
ways tends 70 establish Just equMbrfuEs- The
negotiation on this side OF 50 -args part OF the
English loan fully explains the movement We
have gold 20 spare. and IL viii go. and ought to
go, where IL be most prOdraoly employed AT
the moment that place OF most need appears to Be-
Great Britain and the Continent We have a largo
supply OF the yellow neIal-an increasing supply
when our domestic production IL considered. Be
sides this. buying az assay Offices on the
Pacific Coast almost the entire product the Brit
ish klondike region With our great resources
can. long We maintain the gold standard and
keep the public credit good. retain for our own use
al the gold need
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
THE LIFE or 4 STEEL CAR.
From The Iron Age,

From The Iron Age.
Referring 10 the corrosion occurring in the plates
used IN the steel made by the Pressed Steel
Car Company OF Ptttsburg, IL is that 50 long
the meet with ordinary conditions the cor
roson Is very slight, and the percentage indicates
that the life OF a would exceed twenty years
This relates only 10 the floor as the rest or
the steel in the car viii last considerably longer
period. That the cOrrOsOn is slight evidenced
BY the tenders attached 10 locomotives the ma
terial there used being only one-eighth or inch
thick and the coal being wetted down constantly.
vet the life OF tender IS from 10 twelve years
Regarding the cars IN which the corrosiOn OF steel
plates has been reported, IL is stated that officials
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. upon investigation,
found that these cars had been standing a
side track loaded with coal for period Of seven
months experiencing all sorts Of weather and even
then the coTrOsion did not amount 20 more than a
thin rust. which was readig removed and Oblt-
Grated by coating OF paint. Taking this as a
basis the claim that pressed steel car. under or
dnary conditions, will last for twenty years or
lou.er would seem 10 be very conservative one.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16


good Won ridden out By a length and 4 half;
.5-r lengths between second and thlrd-
-E-ED RACB-For mares: purse s=oO: allowances One
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FOURTH E-ACE-Ezsn6icap purse 500 Six furlongs
Wes-aurs & Eeehang ch. p Meeha1us.
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he-Ve@- second ard third.
FIFTH EACE-EEN SLSGTOE HOTEL HURDLE Han
D1CAP. vzlae $500. Two miles. eight hurdles.
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New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
GOLF
CLOSE AND FINE PLAYING AT RICH
FIELD SPRINGS.
COMPTON WINS THE CUP. DEFEATING
CLARK IN AN EXCITING MATCH

Richneld Springs. n. Y. Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-Ihe
most successful open tournament OF the Waiontha
Golf Club, and the nrst open golf tourney that
has ever been held IN Richfald Springs. was
brought to close to-day by the playing of the
seui-hnals and finals for the Women's Cup, and the
final for the Richheld Springs Cup. The winner
OF the former was Miss wardweu. OF Otsego Goli
Club and the winner Of the latter was A D
Compton. westchester Golf Club, who won the
Otsego Golf Club tournament last week. and
captured the Otsego Cup by defeating Stephen
c. Clark the golfer whom he again defeated To-
day in a most exciting nineteen hole match.
II really the match Of the day, and the fact
OF these two coming together again after thelr
brilliant display Of golf Otsego Lake caused the
golf enthusiasts to gather from many miles around
IN the hope OF seeing another such exhib!tos OF
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

Many wheelmen VIII ride in the direction Of
Bergen Beach to-day. The afternoon and evening
have been set apart wheelmen's day. and vari-
Gus sorts OF entertainment have been arranged for
the riders Of the bicycle
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
HARNESS RACING.
SHARP FINISHES AT GLENs FALL

oHARP FINISHES AT GLENS FALLS.
Glens Falls, N. 7, Aug. 15-The second day Of
the Grand Circuit meeting drew a good sized crowd
TO witness the postponed 22s pace and the 20 pace
and z;ls and PIP trots. The 2O7 pace furnished the
race or the day, as in the first heat Royal r.
Sheioon and Conner came under the wire in a
driving finish close that IL was declared a dead
heat In the second heat OF the PIP trot five horses
came up the stretch under the whip. and not
sulky length apart making of the finest hn-
lsnes seen this year on any track That the track
merits its reputation OF being a fast one is shown
by the summaries The 219 trot. unfinished. has
been put over until tomorrow. Eleven horses
faced the starter in the 212 trot. and II Is a re-
markable thing that none Of the eleven got the
nag, all finishing the five heats except the four
that were drawn by their owners. Among the
spectators to-day State Controller Morgan
and Treasurer jacket ex-senator Murphy. of Troy
and A. N. Brady and Eugene Woods. OF Albany
Summaries:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
A NEW AUTOCYCLE.
SUCCESSFUL TEST MADE on THE ArER-
RICK ROAD YESTERDAY.
THE MACHINE DIFFERS MATERIALLY FROM
THOSE IMPORTED FROM ABROAD
SAID TO BE ABLE TO MAKE
A MILE IN 40

An interesting test OF a new motor bicycle was
made on the MerTick Road, Long Island, yes
terday afternoon. The machine differs rnater1-
ally from anything seen heretofore IN this coun-
try and those who saw IT worked over twenty
mile course seemed TO think that the new ma
chine Will find its place in the motor cycle and
automobile world. The machine was made by
two young men who have been identified on and
or with the bicycle industry for the last few
years Both are mechanics. and for time
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
RIcYcI.E CoNTEsTs IN PARIs.

Paris. Aug l5.-The finals IN the worlds bicycle
championship contests Witnessed to-day at
the Parc des Princes Auteuf. by large crowds.
The weather was fine.
The amateur championship, two kilometres was
,yon nv Didier Of Nantes, French with Lage.
American. second. and Vasseront French, third
time IS 2-5 seconds
The amateur championship OF the world. 100 kilo-
metres was won by Bastien, French. with Henie,
Mcruregfan second. and Vildebrand. French. third
time 2zE31s. ,,,. -.
lrfIcvosfrss JaeIuelin, French, wO1 with Mayors,
TJufcb second and Arend. German- third.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
DEPUTY CHEF LALLFs AyyIrERs4RF.

In honor OF the completion OF thirty years OF ser
vice as a fireman number OF the friends OF
Deputy Chief Thomas Lally rendered him a dinner
at the Hotel Marlborough last night. They also
presented Chief LaIly a gold badge with the
figures go inlaid with thirty diamonds and
silver service OF eight pieces. valued 81 600 The
presentation speech was made by Judge Wauhope
Lynn Deputy Chief LaIly responded.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
sLOOPS ~ RRIsToL FoR REPAIRS.

Bristol, R L. Aug 15-The sloops Shark, owned
by F. Lothrop Ames. Of Boston. and Affair owned
by Cord Meyer. of New-York, which were badly
strained in the Of Shooters for the Astor Cup
at Newport last Monday, are here for repairs. The
bows Of both sloops are badly twisted. in much
the same manner as were the T-footers although
at greater angle than the latter. The Sharks
frames are twisted also, and the rudder post
started, while Of the planks are loosened- so
that part OF the oakun comes through between the
Joints. The Altar is in an even worse condition
than the Shark
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

Dark horses are now coming 70 the front
TWO days OF voting has changed the situation,
as Will be seen below.
The Tribune is now trying 70 discover WHISTLER
the managers OF the Camp have provided shelrer
OF substantial character for use during severe
weather in nnitwtnter This seems important 20
Us II Is declared by the managers that the
climate OF the Shenandoah Valley Is mild.
cattlemen winter their stocks there Al rhs
same two or three storms are likely 70 occur
during the season
To C F-Yes. a student can withdraw, n he
chooses, AT any time The privilege OF applying
for discharge has been provided for.
When the Rough Rider camp was first PRO
posed II appears that several Western States
and Territories strove 70 secure Il The natter
was brought 20 the attention OF Governor
Thomas OF Colorado by c. D. Gurlsy and othsrs
and they resolved to make effort to develop
the Camp IN their State
To h P. =. Stratford Conu-As 70 tns
chances after a year OF military training, ccr-
corning which you inquire. AS 70 that no a.
rect answer can be given You do not AK
chances OF What2 What the chances OF any
man in any field. whose health Is rugged anH
sound. whose views are broadened By experience
who has had some travel. and who IS n a gen
eral way a better man than he was beSoreP
Certainly, they are better than those OF ren
less well fitted TO cope with life
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

Asoury. Park y. J., Aug. Is (SpeciaD--Edward
G. Cook manager OF James J. Jerries. the pugilist
and a partner OF William A Brady, was before
Magistrate Borden this evening 10 answer the
charge of uurderous assault upon Isadore Heyman
a butcher who serves the Jefrries training camp
with meat Cook and Heyman became involved IN
at the shop over the payment OF a bill and
Cook II is claimed seized Cleaver and threw II at
Heyman. The hearing was adjourned until Friday.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
SSspy SSspy0RIs Z 7
Sp6Rfs'fleN' /! II
pPOcRAMKE OF SPORTS TODAY

COLF-women's club tournament Shinne-
cock Hills; mems and women's foursomes
Deal Beach, women's match, Apawarnis:
vonen's handicap. Powelron.
BAsEBALL-Brooklyn at Pittsburg: New
york at Chicago.
TRAP SHOOTTNG-Sheepshea Bay Rod
and Gun Club. Sheepshead Bay; Fountain
Eod and Gun Club. Interstate Park.
LAWN TENNIS-United States National
championship. Newport, R I
POLO-westchester Polo Club. Newport,
+
CRTCKT-Colurnbia and Knickerbocker
Athletic Club. Bayonne.
yACETING-Races. seventy-footers. of
Newport
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

beginning to end The home players hit the ball
with better effect than did the champions. but the
men from Brooklyn exceIIed them in every other
department OF the game. The support given TO
weighing was OF the sort to encourage any twirler.
The second game lasted only six innings. Man
ager Hanlon put IN his veteran battery Kennedy
and Mcclure The Oldtimers were in splendid form,
McCTu1re's backstOp work being a revelation to
some Of the youngsters Kennedy. having conf
dence in the men behind him. slammed the ball
over the plate and made the home players hit IL
Scores:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
TIE mArCH At MrNICH-

Munich Aug 16-The tie match between Pills
bury and schlechter for possession OF first and
second prizes respectively. which were offered in
the recent international chess tourney played In
this city was begun yesterday. when PiIlsbury
had the move. This morning Schlechter won The
second game was begun shortly after the con-
elusion OF tho first, and was -yon by Pilsbury The
third game wiz De played -on Friday,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
FIFTH RACE-sARATOGA HUNT CUP; stssplechssa
About ruo and oue-half niles
RACING IL ENGLAND.

London. aug. l5.-At the second days racing Of
the Kempton Park Second Summer Meeting to-
Gay the American jockeys. Johnnie Hein Lester
Eelf. Rlgby and z. Jones, took part. but. with
the exception OF Jones who won The Tedd!ngton
NeiLer Handicap Sylvestr1s. they were unsuc-
csssful
At the second days racing Of the Redcer Second
Sumner Meeting to-day. the wilton rae, OF ovV
sOvereigus. for tWo-year-olds. nYe furlongs, was
Een bv saIEia rtdaen by .skeets.- Martin
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
CHALLENGE FOR THE FISHER CUP

Rochester. N. Y, Aug. r-John F. Griffin, CORE
spending secretary OF the Rochester Yacht Club
has received letter from F J. Ricarde-Saver sec
retary OF the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Toronto
stating that the Canadian club wished to challenge
for the Fisher Cup Frank ". Gray viii come to
Rochester on Saturday evening with the formal
challenge and will also make arrangements for
the race, WHICH will be sailed OF Ontario Beach
probably in September 1t is expected that the
champion Genesee. the winner OF the Canadian Cup,
VIII defend the Fisher Cup in this race.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
WHITNEY ASKED TO PAY UNION WAGES
TEcrR1cAL WORKERS EMPLOYED on HIS NEW
SUMMER HOME WANT MORE PAY

The building trades unions held a meeting in
University Settlement Hall last night and decided
10 ask an increase OF wages for the electrical work
ers employed on the new summer homo OF William
C. Whitney at Westbury. Long Island The other
mechanics employed in the construction OF the
building. il was announced were receiving the
union rate OF wages, and the secretary in
structed write 70 Mr. Whitney requesting that
the electrical workers be paid 81 instead of s. u.
caT.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
ST. LOUIS, s. PHILADELPHIA. 5

St Louis. Aug. B.-St Louis hit Bernhard hard
when runs were needed. Umpire Terry sent his
resignation TO President Nick Young to-day Il
was his last appearance in the League. Attend
ance, 2S00. Score:
St Louis 5 Ss 1S
Battertss-Hughey and Robinson; Bernhard and Sf1r-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
POLICE SAVED THE UMPIRE.

Cortland. N Y. Aug 15-In the last half OF the
ninth inning in the game with Albany to-day I'm
pire Clifford put Cannon. OF the home team. the
bench for three days. McFau was also put cut OF
the game Clifford declared the game forfeited 70
Albany also The game was tied AT four runs
each A squad Of police escorted Clifford from the
grounds The game will be protested.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
oNwENTs1A TOURNAMENT BEGUN.

Chicago, Aug. 15-Preliminary play IN the fifth
annual open golf tournament of the Onwentsia
Club began here to-day in a drizzIing rain There
were seventy-three entries. Twenty-seven were
Onwentsia members, while fourteen players repre-
sented out Of town clubs The East was repre-
sented by ". VI. NIcCawley. of the Merton Cricket
Club Of Philadelphia, and Charles H. Zimmerman.
Of the New-Haven Country Club. McCawley won
the in 1928 and 1883. and II successful in the
present tournament will have permanent posses
sion Of the trophy.
The first drive was made At o'clock in the pre-
hmtnary round of eighteen holes. medal play. for
the Ravln oaks Cup. The best eight scores will
qq9Ilry the players for the cup at match play.
Frederick c. AldriCh and W H Yule, the start
ers, were the first 70 complete the rounds Aldrich
making II in lo3 and YUle in 105 Bogey for the
course is 50. The best scores were made follows
Nathaniel Moore. IS; W. E. Egan. SS; Elmer Will
Jams 90; Z. c. Egan, 81; F. c. FarweII. 9s; P. x.
Smith. 81. F r. Petit. 81. and Q. NJ ConneIl 95
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
THE NEW MOTOR CYCLE.

perfect golf In this respect they were not dsap-
pointed every hole won during the match by
either contestant taken IN either the bogey Tor
the hole par goII, which IS better than bogey
In fact, there were only two holes halved during
the match, and one of those was in the bogey Tor
the hole. while the other only one stroke
above bogey. It was the finest golf that has been
played on the links in match plays
The start watched with interest, and both
young men played faultless golf but Compton
had the good fortune 10 win the hole in the par
golf Of 1 Clark then made a spurt. and took the
second and third holes in bogey. and the fourth
in the par golf Of 8. The fifth and sixth holes
were halved. and Clark took the seventh in the
bogey Of 4 which gave him the lead by up ana
made him look like winner Compton, who IS
noted for his UP hill play, won the eighth and
ninth holes In par golf and oogey. and was only
I down at the turn
Starting off on the second round Clark took the
tenth hole IN bogey, giving him the lead by up
Then Compton rallied and struck up record
breaking gait, landing the next four holes in oogey
better. which gave him the lead by up, with
but four more holes 10 play. Clark, however. won
the next three in bogev and par golf and had
Compton dormey ! at the seventeenth. Compton
teenth hole in the bogey Of ). and the match was
all even, compelling extra hole 10 be played
The play the nineteenth hole was watched with
breathless silence, as the gallery was all with
Clark, but Compton won the hole in the oogey Of
and captured the much coveted Richheld Springs
CUP. Their scores follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
rRorT1NG AND PACING AT NEWARK. n. Y

Newark. N Y, Aug. 1.-THE second days races
under the auspices OF the Newark Driving Club
began with pleasant weather for the afternoon
sports. The grandstands were filed and the
grounds about the stands were filed with specta-
tors. Ashwood. the guideless wonder oEned by
Thomas Clark, OF Marion, went exhibition .rnIle
without a driver IN 2;2fz. The horse has many
friends in Wayne County and Western NeV-Tork,
and he passed under the wire the crowd rose
and cheered him, and he received the dertonsrra-
ton OF the day. The summaries follows 90 o-11
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
CRICKET.
GROUNDS OF KEARST Club DECLARED uSur
FOR PLAY

At 4 recent meeting OF the Executive Cornre-1es
OF the Nsw-York Cricket Association ths ground
OF the Kearny Cricket Club, BY unanimous vote
was declared unfit for play. and ell scheduled
championships matches OF that club remaining Iu-
played were ordered take place On the srcunSs
OF the opponents. The Ksarny Club entered a
vigorous protest against this action Il not
represented the meeting
a special meeting was held yesterday % consider
the protest Delegates were present from the Pat-
erson, Brooklyn. Kings County, Esarny Nelson
Lodge and Manhattan clubs. Some or the clubs
whose delegates had been loud IN their condenna-
uon OF the hearuy ground changed their opinion.
and the subject was again fully discussed Tha
minutes OF the previous meeting were raCiaed hcE-
ever, and the ruling was allowed 70 stand
The representative OF the Ksaruy Club Eave 10
tice thar his organization would withdraw from
the association account OF the action taken but
no formal resignation was presented no action
could be taken upon it,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

Bloomfield. n J.. Aug. 10 (Speclan.-Thomas An
derson. Of North Berwick, Scotland who laid out
the MontcIair Golf Club links. completed nine new
holes to-day. making eighteen in all. The grounds
o the club comprise over hundred acres
The schedule Of play for September completed to-
night, is follows: September g. Governors Cup
September 13. ladies' handicap foursone; Septem-
Der 90 Governors Cup and match with the Ards
ley team, September golf ball sweepstake and
oh
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

Cincinnati, Aug. Is (speciaD,-The Brooklyn and
Cincinnati teams played double header to-day
the champions winning the first game but con-
tenting themselves with a draw In the second con-
test. The first game was a stirring contest from
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
WATER SPORTS.
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB AQUATIC CAR
NTvAL ON SATURDAY.

What promises to provide some interesting sport
is the Atlantic Yacht Clubs annual aquatic car
ntval 10 be held at the clubhouse at Sea Gate on
Saturday afternoon. AT o'clock The prizes will
be gold silver and bronze medals for the winners
In all the races except the handicap contests. IN
which the first prizes will be gold watches The
programme Of the games, which will be held under
the sanction OF tne Amateur Athletic Union will be
as follows. SeVeuty-five yard swim. novice. 100
yard swim handicap; 500 yard swim. handicap. 100
yard boys race. under sixteen years OF age: so
yard tub race, and plunge for distance From the
prizes offered IL IS expected that the contestants
will all make great effort 10 win. In the evening
there will be dancing in the clubhouse.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
WIND BoTHERs WOMEN AT sHNNEcocK

The match play was started yesterday in the
woman's tournament Of the Shinnecock Hills
Golf Club. strong wind blowing from the
northwest, which bothered the players greatly.
Miss Clark won her match with Miss Henderson
in the morning by up and 10 play. Miss Clark
gave Miss Henderson strokes Mrs c. T. Bar
ney defeated Mrs Curtis after hard tussle, by
UP and to play. Mrs. Curtis gave Mrs Barney
strokes Mrs. c. 5 Brown won from Miss Gu-
liver by up and to play. Miss Gulliver's hand-
cap 4 Mrs. Wellman won her match with
Mrs Clahin by up and play In the
afternoon play Miss Wtckham won from Miss
Hoyt, by up and to play. Miss J. Russell won
by default from Mrs. Murdock, and Mrs Miller won
from Miss Crocker by UP. Miss Parrish won by
default
The play to-day Will be the second round match
play. The pairs 10 play are: Mrs Wellman and
Miss Wickham; Mrs. Brown and Miss Parrish;
Miss Clark and Mrs. Barney; Miss Russell and
Mrs Miller
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
BACHELORS DEFEAT RENEp1crs.

Manchester. VT Aug BIN team match on
the Ekwanok Links here to-day. the Bachelors,
headed by A. NJ. Reed. defeated the Benedicts,
captained by Dr. Clark Burnham : up. The
Dorset Field Clubs team will play here on Thurs
9av The match scheduled for Friday with the
Saratoga team has been cancelled by that club.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
CYCLING.
FIGHTING THE CYCLE PATH LAw-M1cHAE1
REINSTATED

FIGHTING THE CYCLE PATH LAw-MIcHAEL
REINsTATED
John T Ryan. resident Of Manhattan was ac-
Quilted by jury at Babylon Long Island. yester-
day Of the charge Of mutlating the cycle path in
front OF his country home at West IsIip. Great
difficulty was experienced IN getting jury Mr
Ryan took the stand In his own behalf and denied
the charge against him. When a photograph of
the path in front Of his home shown 10 the
Jury Mr.. Ryan became excited. He denounced
Side Path Commissioner Higbie, who was ths chief
prosecutor in the case. and wound up by calling
him a liar. Magistrate Vail threatened Mr.. Ryan
with Imprisonment for contempt OF court When
the jury rendered its verdict Of guilty Mr Ryan
expressed delight Mr. Ryan was recently con
victed Of the charge Of nutiating the cycle path
to be tried on tie charge Of interfeEing Win
the constitutionality OF the Cycle Path law.
The Board Of Control Of the National Cycling
Association yesterday issued the following bull
Ietfn: James Michael, having made satisfactory
settlement with the management Of the Pleasure
Beach track Bridgeport, Conn, and also agreeing
that the postponed race with John Nelson will
take place August q. is hereby restored to good
standing. For not riding 70 win in handicap race
and attempted deception. Warren ZurbrtCk. of Buff
falo is suspended until September / Lewis Neider-
hofer. OF Minneapolis. MINI, having paid his rne.
has been restored TO good standing IN the profes-
wick July Jack Jasper. Of Jersey City, and Wal
August %
Alex SchWaIbach, OF brooklyn VINO mas Ior
many years arranged the bicycle meet for the
Queens County Agricultural Society, held in con-
junction with the fair al Mineola is hard at work
arranging for the annual meet OF the wheelmen,
which will be held on September 25 The prizes
given by the society are always OF the best and
for that reason there IS always a keen rivalry
among the riders at Mineola- The entries viii
close with Mr.. SChWalbsch at No. Al Flatbush-
ave. Brooklyn. on September IS. The contests
will be follows: Half mile, novice two mile tan
dem handicap; mile handicap, half mile handi-
CAP and five mile handicap.
Many wheenen viii ride in the direction Of
Bergen Beach to-day. The afternoon and evening
have been apart as wheelmen's day. and varf-
Gus sorts OF entertainment have been arranged for
the riders Of the bicycle
The amateur and professional bicycle races ar
ranged be held at Hartford last night post
noned until tonight on account OF the condi-
ton Of the track