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sian ship Karsun, whose passengers re-
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turn movement of Russian soldiers from
China continues steadily Sixty-five Of
ficers and 1880 men arrived on the Theo-
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Minnehaha county f1ttingly observed John
Marshall day by a banquet tonight
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LESLIE D. WARD, EDGAR B. WARD
Vice-Presden 2dV. Pres & Counsel
FORREST F. DRYDEN, HORACE ALLlNG.
Secretary. Treasurer
J. =, +. BLANCHARD, JACOB E. WARD,
Supt. of Real Estate. Counsel
WILBUR 5. JOHNSON. F. c. BLANCHARD,
Cashier. Supervisor Loan Dept
EDWARD H. HAMILL, JOHN K GORE,
ROBERT L. BURRAcE, Actuary
Medical Directors Enu,,a, c
FREDERIC A. BOYLE, Assistant Secretary.
assistant OSSnef F. H. JOHNSTON,
VALENTINE RIKER } Assistant Actuary.
LESLIE +. WARD, W. P WATSON
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OFFICERS.

JOHN F. DRYDEN, President.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
PENNsYLTANI4'S ATHLETICS.

Philadelphia. March Il (SpeciaD.-AH arrange
ments have been completed for sending the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania eight-oared crew 10 Henley
been intrusted with the securing Of funds to de-
fray the expenses Of the trip. has announced that
the s. go required has been raised. The Athletic
Association has not contributed toward the ex-
penses a it IS financially unable to assist The
entire amolnt has been raised by subscription as
was the case Of the track team which went abroad
last summer The will sail about June TO-
and will arrive in England weeks prior TO the
races. IL has not yet been decided whether
will sail from New-Yerk Philadelphia. II
greater ease OF loading the shells. which have 10
be handled with care.
The decision send the crew TO Henley has
created an extraordinary amount of interest In
aquatics. ana altogether fully hundred men
have been trying for the various crews. The men
were taken the water yesterday for the first
time this season. The object in getting the crews
the water thus early is the necessity of deve
ing two varsity crews in addition 10 the freshman
eight and varsity four. The intercollegiate re-
gatta AT POughkeepse takes place the same
time the Henley regatta
The University OF Pennsylvania lacrosse schedule
was announced yesterday by Manager Scully- The
schedule consists OF games. follows: April
ID, Johns Hopkins at Baltimore; April Il, Swarth-
more College, at Franklin Field; April "a. Lehigh,
az Franklin Field: April q. Columbia. at New
York May l. Swarthmore. at Swarthmore, May
4, Harvard. al Franklin Field, and May 10 Cornell.
Franklin Field
Captain Smith has twenty-five men trying for
Orton. the Canadian player the prospects are thar
the team will be strong. Last year Pennsylvania
tied with Harvard for second place IN the int
collegiate championship series Of
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
DATE OF sHANIROCKs LAUNCHING.

The Countess OF Dufferfn and Ava has been
asked 10 christen Sir Thomas Liptor's challenger
Shamrock Il The Earl or Dunerin is as most
people know. the commodore OF the Roval Ulster
Yacht Club. which has twice forwarded Sir
Thomas Lipton's challenge 70 America. He
one of the first 20 express his approval when Sir
Thomas first thought of challenging. Sir Thomas
IS expecting 20 the Shamrock launched IN the
last ten DAYS or April and IL is now fairly certain
that all three craft be chiefly interested in the
crp racing viii be sent down the ways Al about
the same time. namely in the latter half of April
i IS evident that the Shamrock s owner does not
wish her launched before that time even II she IL
ready. L has several times been printed that Sir
Thomas put in his challenge almost at the last
mornert. and gained advantage by immedi-
atelv starting build before any syndicates were
formed IN America 70 build for the defence. He
rrevalenr and HIS craft win be launched ar
time which viii tell that no advantage has been
gained.
The secrets concerning the new challenger's con-
s--rcrfon have been better kept in this case than
ever before hut there seems 20 he reason TO be-
Iieva thar Watson. the designer. thinks he has
made q discovery that IS worth secretIng. and u
has been fully admitted by Sir Thomas thai this
comes directiv from the that have been made
Of The first Shamr0Ck's short career IN which me
owner spoke with such confidence Of victory as
since Watson began the construction OF the new
craft and II has been admitted that the changes
Of design ne~essitated by the tank Investigations
are Of a radical KIND.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
BASKET BALI AT PRINCETON.

Princeton. March L (SpeciID-The final wedding
out of the baseball squad took place yesterday. and
the men chosen by Captain Green and Coach Clark
TO constitute the first and second mines are Black,
Pearson, Meier. Langdon. Bush. Steinwender.
Priest, Brown. Rh!nehart. Cosgrave, Amell Ham
nton. UnderhiIl. McClave. Davis. Young. Stevens.
Hiilebrand, Vail Gordon Purneu Royce and
Hutchngs Vail and Ameh. two men who have
never been the squad before this year have
shown skill pitching. While they are not per-
haps equal IN cleyerness 10 Stevens and Under
hill they may turn be varsity twirers. The
policy OF the coaches this year Will be 10 re-
tain on the squad every man who shows the least
ability S a pitcher. the finding and training
of skilful pitcher is the hardest problem OF the
season. Captain Green expects TO begin outdoor
work Monday. and II IS time. for the Tigers
VIII be called upon 10 cross bats with another nine
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
SCANNELL TO LAWSON.
OWNER OF THE ABBOT WANTS A VOICE IN
DIsPosrNG OF STAKES N MATCH RACE.

D4orlSL-NlT or STAKES IN MATCH RACE.
John j. scannell has iss led the following state
Heht n regard 10 the challenge made by Thomas
" lawson, of Boston. Tor race between his
Ao'se Boralma and Mr.. ScanneITs The Abbot:
"a u reply 70 the challenge for race between The
1 W heFalma VIII eIiuin/e heesuheard OF and un-
-S s-e. conditions TIt the added money gate
s,5 .s ,|aeh be - he viii guarantee 20 reach
sosy ny him Whefher or not his horse wins I
81, 81 2 sen YORKER and should ] win and desire 10
sse none 70 charity. 1 certainly prefer 70 give
90. -oh The Abbot is the Acknowledged and recOg-
- champion trOtrer Of the world. II is GER
.S'ss iol customary IN making matches. involving
plonsnlp. for the challenger 10 dictate
T2sl4zed terms or conditions
&c owner OF EOralna knows this well a any
-o 80 -stlan Ills experience with the boat he is
-s, 49,. oul4olng is an example. He might well
sssegTiipt 70 dictate - the other boats how they
,eA os race. what waters and what distance. with
- esnizeo rules and customs regarding such races
49,. - owner OF Boralrna sincerely and honestly
% match with the champion trOtter OF the
eb-1-, b--, Ahe ABBOT. I am ready, and now accept
,~.lsnee from him 70 race in the usual and Gus
80 sp9ris sfn2ullke manner without any restric
-, -Vf s-sJo a side. $4,000 10 be deposited now.
- On July J. 1901, and $4,000 the night before the
Soe' ~ deposits being forfeited by the horse that
- not not come 20 the wire day. the race 10
S e tfaek of the association Offering the best
s-es-inent, me winner 10 take all proceeds the
a. 81 OUTSIDE OF the stake OF 10000, 10 be divided
a. We may agree.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
RACING.
WESTERN JOCKEY CLUB STATEMENT.
TO CORRECT SOME WRONG
IMPRESSIONS
IMPRESSIONS

Chicago. March 1z-Lawrence a. Young. chair
man Of the Western Jockey Club gave out a state
ment tonight in which ne says:
The rules recently adopted by the Western
jockey Club will 90 into effect Monday. March IS
-Spl The first track 70 operate under its rules and
come within the Jurisdiction OF the Western Jockey
New-OrIeans.
In view Of certain unauthorized and misleading
statements that have been made from time 20
uIre relative TO the purpose OF the jockey club,
Wlsn 70 say that the organization formed for
the protection and benefit Of the. patrons OF the
ana associations which and may under
is jurisdiction. Its board Of stewards has
dedEored since its inception 70 deal fairly and
justly with all interests concerned There has
never been any disposition TO destroy i'm
pose Upon the weaker interests for the benefit Of
Tor license and requested dates has been granted
me same promptly. No exists why all
other tracks should receive licenses upon ap-
pAcaJ!On. some friction has been caused
count or clashes in dates this year This alb
soIuteIy unavoidable. because certain tracks had
" estern Jockey Club. The authority vested in the
sSIeWdrcs Is sucn that in the future such
pI.'ttions in dates can be avoided II Is the
pe4 pose OF the Western Jockey Club TO diSgualify
OF ouIiaW any persons horses asSOCia tiOns
forming 20 its rules. There is necessity for any
or the much talked Of ouIawry and disqualification
among horSeinen II all parties concerned are dis
LoSeo 10 Gpnold the best interests of the turf.
rms can easily be done by coming under the pro-
tect'on OF the Western Jockey club. rather than
ISlhS 10 bfeak down \ necessary constituted
Copies Of the rules IN the hands Of the
new louisiana Jockey Club. and Will be ready for
general distribution within week
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18

N-rT-TORk WILL PlCk A STRONG TEAM
70 MEET PHILADELPHIA CRACKS.
.,-bough the makeup OF the team 10 represent
-. metropolitan Golf Association IN the intercity
.rb al Philadelphia May will not be known
i Vessrs. Chubb Morgan and Robbins announce
-. oefcaI choice, golfers in this city have figured
= 4, q general way the men who viii be asked
- lsv Aside from the honor which the invitation
-ias with it. The selection is regarded as a sort
= e9cial rating Of the best twelve golfers in the
ossociatior. and for this reason the committees
- Is exciting keen interest.
r-,,4s as the holder Of the national champion
- will Of course. head the list Findlay s.
-oneias the ez-chanpiOn. is also sure Of an in
4,gfior John Reid. Jr-, T. X. Menzies and a.
- Robbins appeared in both the Philadelphia
,,.rcbss las1 season and il is hardly likely that
- will be overlooked in the present contest. r.
= Watson ir was also one OF those who repre-
-.-,ed NeU-yorz in the return match al St An
s,.us last November. and ne took the Lake
oos sprirc cup and the Baltusrol open tourney
,.s. wear besides getting the gross score medal
!. Westbrook. be is considered entitled a second
.o-ance C. II Hamilton Of Balrusrol, is an
-.ss- whose chances seem good Hamilton was
!. -rrDer-Up ar Lakewood in the spring. where
:. also won The gross score medal in the qualify
.,v rouuG Later he took a similar medal in the
open tournament ar KnoIwOod, and was subse-
,usrtlv prominent IN several important matches.
nor-v Holirs lr is now al Harvard where he
= - --ai-fuE for rhe varsity team. bur - ne
y bL.-sT ~ @ 81 Is raga rdec as another likely choice
zolirs IS The present holder Of the interscholasrc
.ss-nionship. and one or the best OF the younger
sSa.1r-yorS golfers Louis Livingston. 5r.. played
= The frs- OF last years series al Philadelphia,
.-s would have been I'm the second but FOR bust
- - eng re-rer.s He the open tournament ar
7Tssrbrook and rurner-up al Tuxedo, whore
T-svis beat him IN and 70 play man who
- -ake such a showing against the ~mpiOn
sSo.'6 be able 10 count on recognition when the
psTsdelphia list is made ur. ana Livingstone
s-.,ds See fairly certain thar he VIII get II. 4.
- Tssr Cochrane Is also q strong possibility
reshrone tie6 with Hamilton for the grOss score
-,sge ar llW0Cs. and is q prominent player IN
siroos- everv r0lrra n1eCr held under The assOcia
.--'r ausrices ArnouE the others who PLAYED in
.hs t-rer-irv games last year and who are there
s1re n line Tor second invitation are James A
T,,,r NJ Morris COUNTY Archibald Graham. 81 The
So~fh Jersey Country Club. 4. A Colby. ot Essex
To1nrv. ! P Bava-d. u, of Baltusrol. 7 Markoe
pober-sor of ST. Andrews. DevereauX Enmet, OF
rs~Sen civ Reginald Brooks, % Meadow Brook:
Jasper Lynch Of Lakewood. and A H Larktn, OF
Nuflev.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
ApAwANfTs LINKS CHOSEN.

The links Of the Apawamis Club. OF Rye, was
s.sc,ed as the place of -he annual champion
shin ir the third week of Nay. o. the Metropolitan
Golf Association ar the meeting Of the executive
committee THURSDAY night az the UIion Club. The
conditions viii be the last year The choice
nj Nav for the first half - the lnterc1ty team
-1sfch A. Bala as suggested by the Philadel p hli
(;of Association. was ratified. and Messrs. ChCnh.
Morgan and Robbins were named 70 select the
Netropoitan team In team matches between
rubs this season the suggestion was made that
the scoring be- on the three point system intro
duced ast year az the Nassau Country Club.
dates for oDen Tou -naments have been asked for
Nv he Raltusrol. M0rr-s County, and TuXeaO clubs.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
COLLEGE, ATHLETICS.
CHALLENGE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE.

HARVARD AND YALE PROPOSE TO HOLD
TRACK GAMES AT NEW-yORK IN july
Cambridge Mass. March y (SpeciaD.-Captair
Halioweu announced tonight that Harvard and
Yale have challenged oxford and Cambridge 10 a
regular set Of track games. 20 be held IN New
York in the early part ~ next July The challenge
was sent last week but In accordance Il is said.
with agreement with Yale. the arnouncen1nt
kept quiet until matters were definitely settled
Last year the plan for holding these games fell
through because OF an incorrect statement which
published the effect that Harvard would
insist the games being held IN Cambridge An
answer By Canie from the English universities.
Captain Hal.owell SAID. Is expected within few
DAYS Last week a second car made for can
didates for the Harvard track team. unusual
-1rD~
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
CRICKET.
TWO RESERVATIONS FROM METROPOLITAN
LEAGUE-vACANCY FILLED BY ADMIT
TANCE OF NELSON LODGE CLUB

The executive committee Of the Metropolitan
District Cricket League met on Saturday night at
the KHckerbocker Athletic Club 10 draw up the
schedule OF championship games for the
Delegates were present from the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club, Manhattan Cricket Club. MOntclair
Athletic Club, Kings County St. George Cricket
Club and Nelson Lodge Cricket Club.
Before taking up the business OF the schedule the
resignation OF the Livingston Field Club was ac-
cepted with regret. AS the New-Y Ork club was nor
represented at the meeting il. too was deemed 10
have resigned. TC fill the vacancy thus caused the
Nelson Lodge Club admitted to membership. so
that the number Of clubs contesting for the cham
piOnshtp viii be the same last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
pAvoNIA YACHT CLUB RACES.

AZ the regular meeting Of the Pavonia Yacht club
on Tuesday evening it was resolved 20 formally
omen the new clubhouse al Bayonne with the an
nual planked shad dinner on May 3 Il was reported
that the new building IN process of erection there.
containing lockers. workshop sail and spar lofts.
would be ready for occupancy the coming week, and
the club will take Informal possession before April
ARRANGEMENTS were completed for special races
over the new club Memorial Day. open
10 club yachts only. The regatta committee was
instructed 20 arrange the following features, Annual
regatta June =. special for the Commodore S
and the McInnes cups, july 4. fall regatta. on
Labor Dav. In addition there viii be for the
smaller classes over the short course each Sat
rtr1a
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
CROSS COUNTRY RIMS.

f~sIIAlE ATHLETIC CLUB AND SHAMROCK HAR-
RiERs COVER JERoME-AvE. COURSE.
ne nt Fastime Athletic Club and the Shamrock
ess ,a~-s neio cross country runs yesterday after
s. ooth starting from the same place. In the
~ s run about thirty started and went over
me regular Jeronae-ave course covering aho,,, SIS,
'' '''ifiy-eight minutes. f. A. Trede was the
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
BALTIMORE & epl0 RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foot of Chambers
follows. and minutes earlier from W. 23d ST.
300 m. paily.-Solid for Buffalo. Arr. 8 D. n.
Binghamton Wavery. Elmira Bradford Coaches
parlor and CATS dining Buffalo
10 D m. Daiy-ChiCaEO LIuiJsd-Flsr Mail-SOlt
tram Chicago arriving $50 Cleveland
Slespers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati
T:io N. Daily-BufralO and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo T05. Bradford 30. jamestown T00 Youngs-
town 1877 Cleveland 12.2O Sleepers But-
fa0 Cleveland. Cafe
015 D n Daiy-Sod train for Binghamton Wav.r-
iy. Emira. Chicago Seepers Buffalo. Chicago. Cin-
Dining
rIucKErs. Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
IL ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. llJ .bI.
9roadway l5I East I25th ST and 2I3 West 1e5th St.
Chambers and West I'D St ferries. NewY0rlx:
500 Fulton St, Ss Broadway BrOcklyn l22 River St.
Hoboken. and JERSEY CITY Station New-Yark Transfa-
Co, calls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
TO Fly DATES FOR POLO G4uEs.

The annual meeting Of the Polo Association Will
be held at the Metropolitan Club April s. The
tournament programme for the viii be
adopted and officers elected. George Gould has
suggested several changes to his Georgian court
polo fields and the dates for the spring polo tour
nament at Lakewood were definitely fixed for from
April % 10 May II. H L. Herbert Will probably be
elected chairman of the association for another
year The Bryn Mawr Polo Club. which laid out
held last year has applied for membership.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
NOTES oF TIE LINKS.

L Cheney. manager OF the Yale golf team.
has outlined an interesting series os matches for
the spring Fer the next two weeks there viii be
seni-weekly pickup team matches. IN April the
university Championship Will take place, n which
the candidates for he intercollegiate championship
viii be chosen. Throughout the spring there will
be team matches with leading Connecticut clubs.
including Hartford. Bridgeport. Wee Burn and Or
ford The varsity team IS already largely picked.
Besides the captain T NJ. Robertson, there
i college th.s year 7. l Cheney. Z. II. Byers.
I P Myers and Charles Hitchcock. II. Two prom
and Percy Jennings, Of NeW-York-
Peter Clark has beer engaged by the Nassau
CouatTy Club. Of Glen Cove. as its professional
FOR the coming season. The links are now closed
10 members bur President Harvey Murdock ex-
pects 70 have them open again next month.
The committee which viii nominate the ticket
Of officers FOR the Western Golf Association con-
sisis Of Dwight " Bowles, Chicago Golf Club.
:. Y. Lowe, CuWentsia Golf Club. A. @. Bennett
skoke Country Club; z. A. Russell. Midlothian
Country Club and y. / Osborne Glen View Golf
Club. George r. Thore viii prOha bly be renOm-
mated as president. bur David A Edgar Will prob
Timothy Boyd, OF Milwaukee
The annual open tournament az Ormond on
thursday. Friday and Saturday Of this week will
e ne leading attraction for Northern golfers now
~ storlca- The course has received many i'm
g'o'eents this winter, and Is now in capital shape
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
LAWSON REJECTS SCANNELL'S TERMS.
"OULD NEVER RACE BoRALAIA AGAINST
TIE ABBOT FOR GATE RECEIPTS.

Doston. March I7-Thomas ". Lawson. when tn
'''ineo of Mr- scannels reply. said.
- VII never race E3oralna under such conditions
Lt-te getting down 10 hiDpOdrOning. / offered
nue. @ race Tor s25O00, which think. is the largest
= 80 rtef raced Tor. and th2t. too, when my horse
49,. - east four seconds slower than his. I intend
irt put up S25.000 the public shall benefit
re,. same way by the race, and would not con-
ss-,9 70 tAe winner getting more than the stake. /
,.ssle insist upon what atever is offered by the track
ro..s % some other than the owners OF the
ss-sss.. and think charity is the best place 10
80 20 fsr as my racing Boralma against The Alb
-. 0r any other horse, for a division OF the gate
4, ,tY1' should never consent. do not believe
v-.t Ia KING OF a race. / believe that when two
bs,.aa horses enter race 10 decide which is the
Co.. tne winner should take whatever stake is
t-rfef, and. n Mr. Scannell has CONFIDENCE In his
'ss' ne is sure OF winning s25.oo0
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for

A DvERTfsEMENTS and subscriptions for The rribuns
~ received their Uptown Office. No. Broadwav
Of 3lstst-. until o'clock T. ADVERTISE
the following Offices at regular
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cor 23d-st l52 6th-eve. cor I2th-st Macy's 6thav.
and 14th-st. 1i2 Coumbus-aVe West 66th-s. IOS
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42dst between 9Th and Sun I53
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New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION
- a VI. and $50 2 NJ. Daily, y
PttrSded, sundays a A VI.
Pullman all through
Trains Illuminated with Putsch Light
Ticket Offices i13. 261. 415 1915 Broadway y
Union W. Columbus est
l20Jh - and l3Sth 81 stations York. TeS
fulton 81 and Broadway. Z. d Brooklyn-
Telephone for New YORK Central Cab
service Baggase checked from or residence by
Westcot- Express Company.
EDGAR VAN E7'FE,N GEORGE II DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
THE ENTRIES AT NEw-oRLEANs.
New-Orleaus. March r7.-Entries for new Louis
ana Jockey Club tomorrow.

ana Jockey Club tomorrow.
First furougs seuinG)-Egalite i0a Judge
Nssee EX--lss Eight Bells. Frank Mcconnell m.
Helen Paxton. i01. Locust Blossom, lC9, Hand
Radiant Heat L., T-ebor. Il3-
Niles.
Tenney F. Aretss l0c Marie Bel Tambourine H. Elsie
=. io5- Kentucky NGdtle 10.
IAlrd race handicap. furlongsl-CierrTIfe Elliott
92 Clara David, % Thurles. a5. George 1o+ Sim ".
lbs- cad Hazel. 100. Tom Kings!ev lio. Savery. H.
Fourth race est PaJrcks Turf Congress. hand cap
one and oGe-eghth rifles Empress or Beauty 1ods
brigade. Major Mausir. 81. Stranges 100
Cluster lol. Nar-o l03. Ben Chance DssoluJe.
Intrusive, Ia.
Fifrh zone and one-sixteenth miles. sering'-Hua
h- scotch Braube. Buuis- 81. Beverage Olive Order
Nalaralah, lo1. Pinar lei Rio Little Sae. 03 Fuciu7
king ElkwooG. III. PaceTnaSeT
Blocker i94 pagmar loS Gooda!e Woodrce. io7 Jessie
Ja--oe- MCl3rarh rhiana Prince. ed Pirate J. Il
sloan. 100 Jterp, 10. Har1ics. iOa
seventh race zone mile. se-lnglt1aZelnoor as De-
fender II. %; Brown Val. Crystalline. lO2. Inuento
Btu Jack1rar. Zolo Denosthen~s. P. Jones, Phdlas
Governor Boyd. I04 The SlUgsard. ii3
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
- NoRMAN GoING no coALdIssIoN.

Frank Tufords steam yacht Norman. which has
been lying at the piers OF the " & 4. Fletcher
Company. OF Hoboken, since January. has new
gines which are expected 70 give her a speed Of
eigh-een knots an hour She viii return 10 her
berth al ManninG's Basin next week for a general
overhauLng preparatory 10 going into commission.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18

winner The Pastirne Athletic Club men ran over
the same course. and the run was won by R Todd
His time was thirty-seven minutes.