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New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
M'FAR1AND WINS A CLOSE RACE.

Revere, Mass June S.-The principal bicycle race
here to-day was a twenty-five mile open profess
sional contest, IN which Jimmy" Moran of CbeI-
sea; Frank A. Butler, OF Cambridgeport: S A. Nc
Farland, of San Jose, and j. Il. Jacobson, of New
Haven, were the starters. 1t was a remarkably
close race throughout Moran was in the lead at
the end of the first mile and held II until the ninth
when Jacobson passed him and led the way by a
lap up to the nineteenth mile. when Mcfarland and
Moran caught him, and Mcfarland soon passed
him. The three men kept well together the re
mainder of the race. Mcfarland by a final spurt
crossed the finish lire wheels length in the lead
The results
Half novice-won by W. S. Todd. Boston Time
100.
Two mile amateur handicap)-won by Dan Sullivan
New-York. Time. 4;21.
One mile open (amateur)-won by Dan Sullivan Time
2122s.
One mile handicap GprpfesslonaD-won by s A. Nc
Farland. san Jose (scratch) Hardy Downing Jose
second Lester Wilson, Pittsbure, third.
Pursuit between James Moran and J. p jacobson
New-Haven-Won by Moran, miles and % yards Time
Abs. '
Twenty-Five mile open CprofessionaD-won by s. A
McFarland J. p. Jacobson. second: Moran. third
Frank A. Butler. fourth. Time 800 2s
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
4 SELFCONVICTED Trust.
THE AMERICAN ICE CoMPANY's CUT IN PRICES
THIS YEAR
From The Baltimore American.


From The Baltimore American.
BY its own figures has the American Ice Com
pany-the worst and most brutal of all the trusts
and public robbery which brought against
II last summer. 1t has recently made an agree
ment 10 furnish ice TO the city buildings of New
York at the OF l4is q hundred mounds
80 cents a hundred pounds. After making this an
nouncement The New-Yor6 Journal" which led
Last summer the trust said that 1t could not
afford to sell ice at less than 90 retail or
from % cents TO 70 cents at wholesale. Its ex-
penseS are just high they were then
phtlanthropc enterprise There is no escaDe from,
that conclusion for the only alternative would he
the incredible and impossible assumption that Ia ast
year its officers lied
The sarcasm of these words is delightful hut
there Is no getting away from the alternative and
under il the officers of the proven guilty.
guilty of giving away the watered stock of the
trust for the purpose of gaining a political pull
monopoly of the ice business of New-York They
soon discovered. however. that the people would
not allow themselves to be robbed. and. according
TO Yesterdays New-York Tribune. the trust IL now
rival. the Peoples Cooperative Ice Company III
Is this young but powerful rival that has com
year from p cents 10 14is wholesale and from
60 cents to 80 cents at retail
These figures give some idea Of the wholesale
character of the eXtortion the Trust was
practising until the newspapers and the public tool
hand. called II to account and exposed it's meth
Gus. Ihese methods We're simply inhuman, be-
oery were the poor and the sick. the children and
the infants In all the records OF trusts there has
never been such brutality this. and the plea
made by the trust officers that they could not sell
az lower rates IL false by their own
oner to sell at just onehalf the price they Charged
earth ~ f" "'' 'he
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
THEBAUD CUP AT MORRIS COUNTY

Morris County's popular comse was thronged
with golfers yesterday, the prizes being the
Ihebaud and Bogie cups In the first round NJ
We're:
r. D. Foote % handicap beat ". C. Marsh up and
u 70 play: Ralph Marsh C8 handicapl beat James
= LFRs; up and to play l27 holes: W. Auston Fagg
Bacon Jr beat Van Tassell Sutphen by default will
lam Shlppen q handicap beat Iedyard Thompson up
and TO play Archibald Forbes handicap beat George
J. Little up and to play: 2. II. B. Frelinghuysen
bent w 3 Letchford. up and play: ]. r. Dickson
play. - ~
The boyle handicap by Marmaduke Tflden
who had ten handicap. and finished even with boSie
Some Of the others who finished James A Tvnc
down; L<dyard Thompson. : down. J. t. Gillespie
down. Grinnel Willis. down; W. u. Marsh. down;
+. NJ. Bacon jr.. $ down.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
GOLF.
STOCK BROKERS MEET IN ANNUAL
HANDICAP AT KNOLLWOOD.
CHARLES b. MACDONALD MAKES THE BEST
SCORE-HANDICAP CUP FOR wORRALL.

SCORE-HANDICAP CUP FOR WORRALL.
Wall Street has golf champion in Charles
B. Macdonald. the former Chicago player. who
has recently become resident member of the
Garden City Golf Club. Mr. Macdonald got his
title yesterday in the big handicap of the stock
brokers' which took place over the picturesque
course of the Knollwood County Club, of Elmsford.
n. Y. 1t the fifth annual tournament of the
Exchange, which numbers in it's membership
some of the most skful golfers in the country.
When the first tournament took place the
same course, in 1891. the best actual
made by w. 6. Edey, of the Westchester Country
Club. who did 80. Macdonald's score yesterday is
indicative of the strides golf has made on Change
since that time. Macdonad's card showed total
of T5-wthin stroke of the record held jointly by
Travis and Seeey, and fourteen strokes better than
Edey's score of five years ago. further illus
tration of the virulence of the golhng microbe on
the Street is the fact that in the first meeting only
thrty-five entries received. while yesterday
there no less than ninetysiX In spite of this
unusual field there were few unpleasant delays.
and the last man was the home green long be-
fore dark The weather was ideal for the sport
clear and cool-and the links in faultless trim.
Here are the distances as arranged for the play
IN 2p rs rs @ 5s so go fSS 5S @ sss S ss S IS9 i73 3
Macdonald was the onIy scratch man on the list.
but the handicaps had been made with gratifying
success. ani III spite of the TACT that ne was op-
way from four TO thTty-fve strokes, he was second
Won by r. p WorraIip who did "A net with the aid
of handicap of Is. Prizes were offered to those
making the best and worst scores. and the best
and worst gross scores. Macdonalds card was:
Out .....................5 > 3 3 40
In ....--.......---......4 ! 4-35-T5
81 Curiogsly enough, Edey the winner Of the first
had put him in first place at that time. but yester
day Il was only good enough TO give him eighth
place. Norris. of Dyker Meadow, of the
SiTonEest i e. a men on the Metropoian G9ndieaP iSt
Toles, of Baltusrol. another veteran golfer of the
Exchange. finished with total Of S. and Whitney,
Of Nassau with SIS. The summary.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

Detroit, June S-The Highland Park Clubs meet
ing will open on next Wednesday and run for six
teen days. There nearly four hundred horses
already there and every stall in the track incosure
is spoken for There will be nearly a thousand
horses in attendan Four stakes will be run dur
ing the meeting. The Trial Derby. for three-year-
olds, at one mile and sixteenth is the star num-
Der, and will be contested the opening day.
From present indications there will be ten twelve
starters in the Terminus. Kenilworth Ben
Mac Dhui. Petra II. Warranted Benckart. Cal
lear, Lawton and others of lesser note are counted
upon starters. Heretofore the betting rings
have been the syndicate plan but this
they will be open to all reputable bookmakers.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
RACING IN ENGLAND.
GET THE LIONS SHARE OF HONORs

London. June Sat Kempton Park to-day the
Dart maiden colt CHenry) came in first in the race
for the St MarEaret's Two-Year-Old Selling Plate
(of 20 sovereigns) five furlongs, hut disquali-
fed for humping and the awarded to
Morris Dancer. The Dart maiden colt belonged 10
FoXha Keene.
A two-year-old selling plate won by r
Forrest Tod's Csardas. p. Lorillards Amoret II
CMaher) was second and Loeb Leven finished third
Seven horses ran.
John Smiths Mountain Buck OIcnry) won the
Windsor Castle Selling Handicap OF 200 sovoroIfns
longs 40 ''' '"'
Chance Shot Nfaher) won the Walton Mile Sell
Ing Plate tof 200 soyeregus for year-olds and
upward), at seven fUrioncs
Sir j. Blundel Naples Macintosh won the West
minister Plate OF COO soveroGns FOR three-year-olis
and upward): distance. one mile William C. Whit
ney's Water Shed q. ReinD second. and James
X heene's Disguise II Milton Henry finished
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

The De Dion-Bouton Motorette Company with
general Offices and factory at Church Lane and
Thirty y-seventh-st., Brooklyn. and uptown selling
depot at No. 81 West Sixty-sixth-st. Manhattan
are the sole agents and licensed manufacturers
in the United States of the French machine of the
same name. Their New-Yor< type motorette is
claimed 70 be one of the most practicable popu-
lar gasolene machines on the market
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
HILLSIDE GoLEERs PLAY zoe c1.ps

Planield y. J.. June S (SpeciaD-Thera vvar.
several contests OF interest to-day on the Hillside
Tennis and Golf Club course. and there was an un
usuaIiy large number OF competitors in each This
morning s play for the MeiCk cup for women on
Ine point system; was won by Miss Margaret God
1aru, with Miss Van Herwerden and Miss Rail lied
Tor second place. In the afternoon there was haII
SweepStake: which was won by DR.. r. c Ard with
Roger +. Murray and Howard Wright tied for So
ono ono place In the weekly competition for the golf
committee cup DIR. Ard won. with a net sCora ~ -
r. F. Murray and Howard Wright were tfed for
second honor A '''
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
CYCLING.

MICHAEL BADLY BEATEN BY BURNS
PIERCE.
Philadelphia, June s-The second bicycle race
meeting Of the season at Woodside Park to-day
drew large number OF spectators the prncIpaI
attraction being thirty mile motor paced race be-
tween Jimmy Michael, Burns Pierce and Archie
McEachern. The race, which was well contested
was won by Pierce in 4S:5s Michael held the lead
from the fourteenth to the twenty-eighth mile
when Pierce forged ahead and won with connaral
tive ease Michael finishing second in 40 :O4 2-5
Five teams were entered in the Australian mr.
SUIT race which was won by w. Bardgett and "
Zimbrick; of Buffalo. IN four and one-sixth miles
Time, 933.
The one-third mile handicap was won nv NIark
Hurley OF New-York, in IL seconds Hurley also
won the one mile open race in 2:3i 1-5.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
M4NHATTAN BEATEN AT PATERSON.

Paterson. n. j.. June S.-The Manhattan second
team played an association game at the East Side
Park with the Paterson team this afternoon and
the visitors were badly beaten by the champions
Robertson took four wckets for seven runs and
Bunce took two wickets for four runs. The Pater-
son men made 1870 for three wickets their aver
ages went away up.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
JERSEY CITY GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE.

contest for the club championship and a men,
bers handicap medal play were the varied
features Of yesterdays golfing the links of the
Jersey City Golf Club. Marmaduke Tilden, jr..
captured the handicap prize, while B. II. Pelzer.
Jr., W. L. Pyle. DR.. L. lie Roy Culver and George
II. Bowly were all successful in winning their
first round matches in the championship. Sum
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
AN ADMIRER OF THE TIMELY

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
dilatory youth ~ ti'e
.Eh Why. don't know What's yours?"
The fair girl yawned wearily
1t would have been good night sha said .sr,,+
IN apout two minutes IL will be good morning
"Goodby." said the dilatory youth
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

CFFamPo9s9p thrSt rqupe,R H Pezer il beat R
snd to play: DR.. D. lie Roy Culver beat George II
X Hodson, Jr.. 6 I 10 play.
Consolation cup first roundl-M Tilden. jr beat J H
Bu1nsted. jr-. and play: n T. beat W. r.
Eager. up and play; f. W. Leake beat W. =.
Rldgeway, up: Daniel Bowly beat W {. Post 3 up
and o play
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
COTTON BROKERS ON THE coLoNA LINKS

Exchange. the links of the Colonia Country
Club yesterday established record in entry lists
There were twenty players in Class and
twenty in Glass b. In Glass A James Riordan and
r. H. Hooper tied for first place. In Glass b prizes
were awarded to the first, fourth and eighth low
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
THE coMMoNER SOLD FOR s5.oao.

Lexington, Ky. June S-The Commoner. by
Hanover. dam Margerne, by AlgerIne, formerly
the property OF William Wallace has been sold 20
General w. II. Jackson, OF the Belle Meade stud
Tennessee. for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
CLASS HANpIcAPs AT MoNrcLA1R.

Montclar. y j.. June s (SpeCiaD.-The contest
among the members of the Montclair Golf Club for
points and prize TO be given winners in each class
az the END OF the month was continued the links
mere this afternoon. Paul Wilcox and Paul Harri-
son were ted for first place, which played of
and wilcox won. The scores
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
GOLFERS BUSY AT CAPE MAY.

Cape May, n. j., June (SpeciaD.-There was a
spirited contest this afternoon the local golf
links in the eighteen hole handicap tournament,
which was Won by Louis II. Ayres. of Philadelphia,
made were:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
PLAY FOR PRESIDENTS C1-P

Plainfeld, y. j., June (SpeciaD.-The weekly
competition for the presidents cup held at the
Park COLI Club this afternoon Points were scored
6y, Charles =. Morse. William r. Faber and : St.
John Mctutchen. Some of the leading scores fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
HARBOR HILL BEATEN AT ORANGE

Orange. y J.. June S CspeciaD-A team match
between the women's team OF the Harbor Hin Golf
Club and tho womens team Of the Essex County
Country Club was played in the rain yesterday on
the country club links, resulting In victory for
the Country club team. Only ten holes were played
The
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
NOTES OF THE TURF.

About two hundred and forty yearlings from the
stock farms of ]. B. Haggin in California arrived
on Friday in BROOKLYN and will be sold at auction
before long at the Sheepshead Bay paddock. This
is one of the largest shipments of thoroughbred
yearlngs ever made to this city.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

James r. Keene has not yet decided whether to
send Commando in the Chicago Derby
June % or not His hesitation arises, it under
stood, from the fact that the great three-year-o
has shown a pronounced disposition car Sickness
and it is desired to take chances of putting him
OlIfo of
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
TROTTING.
INTERESTING CONTESTS AT THE PARK
WAY DRIVING CLUB.


Trotting and pacing held nj the
Parkway Driving Club, Brooxlyn. yesterday
Many local horsemen present. ana four races
contested
Only two heats were required IN the halr-rnile
race, Red Squirrel winning both heats. Summaries:
GENTLEMEN'S FREE-FOR-AIL TROT'TING AND
PACING-one mile, best IN three heats.
General Brayton b. Charles a. Moore) .........
Lord BnlSrave. b. e Crank Jacobua)
Kite Foot. b. m ~" p. WardelD ..................
Revenue b. &. Charles ". Roberto ..............
Time-2:2s 2:2oA.
GENTLEMEN s TROTTTNG RACE Half mile best two
in three heats.
Bemay blk. m. IF G. Iernmerrnann). .....-.....
lmpatence (I1 a. BuHngton) .........-........
Miss Hlbbard, ch m. Gf. =. Mollenhauer)
Timo.-114i3, 1:l1i=. 112h.
GTcNTLEMEN'S PACING RACE-HaIt mile best two IN
three heats
Quarterstako b. K CV C. WARD. ............
mckinley, & br g. d G. Lemmermann) .-...-.....
'eFkshlre Courier. b. =. (t r. Parkerj
Tlme-lO7i2. l0G1z. l:O6St.
GENTLEMEN'S PACING RACE-EIalf milo best two IN
three heats
Red Squirrel ch. &. (R. T. Mitchell. ............
Honey. b. m Cd j. Lynch Observation-Disclosures.
Joe IhiInes b g. CChares krombaclD
Time-l:l3l9. 114A
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
CHADWICK CRICKET CLUB.

The Bermuda Cricket Club played Team B OF the
Paterson club. Prospect Park. and the
match by 80 runs. The best batting was done by
r Grayson. who played for Paterson, and proved
the top scorer Of the game. while ]. Harney. ".
Gibbons and f. Beam bowled in good form for the
winners.
The Antilles and Star Of Erin clubs had drawn
match at Prospect Park. although both teams tried
hard brinS the game different conclusion.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

est scores. b. r. Smith the first prize. g. IL
wilson and j. Nj. Ayers tied for SECOND prize VIII
son winning the play off F. E. Hill was the
winner of the third prize and Henry Haneman the
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
lnt. Gross Handicap. Net.

IN ne postponed play off for the ,ie Cor the Nc
SonN!l Cup between r NJ Goddard md NJ u
oihlEey GODDARD won after a second tie at the
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
ENGLEWOoD TEAM DEFEATEn

Tho North Jersey Country Club team visited the
Fnglewood links yesterday. and defeated the homo
team by a score OF Is TO - The contest was
played under tn" Nassau system. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

The West Indian Club played the Columbia Oval
c. c. at Prospect Park. and suffered defeat by q
runs H O. Wilkinson and T. Creedican batted in
splendid form for the Columbia oval team.
Team B Of the Brooklyn club played game of
the championship series Of the New-York Cricket
Association with Essex County at Prospect Park.
and on account Of not having time 10 play II
the match resulted in a draw. For the visiting
team T Gilbert and \. II. Stratford played well
for 40 not out and -, not out. respectively. The
chief scorers for the BrOOkyns were G. c. Boxill
w Austin and f. Challenger. The score.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
GLEN RIDGE DEFEATs MoRR1srowN

Glen Ridge. n. j.. June CSpecaD.-In the East
Jersey League golf tournament the Glen Ridge
Golf club defeated the Morristown Field Club by
this
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
EoX HILLS DEFEATs EssEX coI-N1

The remaining semi-hnal round for the Benedict
Cuo was finished. +. F. Mclaughlin beat w x
Fowler by up. The final will he played to morrow
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
Total declared la2
RI Rushton Fitz Gibbon and : Dickson did not
MONTCLAIR ATHLETIC CLUB.

The Chadwick club visited Prospect Park for
game with the Nelson Lodge team and suffered
defeat by - runs. The best batting for the win
ming team was done by y Anderson. while ].
Humphreys and 7. Parks also added double figures.
The
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
sSEX COUNTY,

Fox Hills defeated the Essex County team at |
Essex County yesterday by of 16 to G. Sum-
mary:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
lien RIDGE.
MORRISTOWN
HOFFMAN WINS AT DYKER MEADOW

c. p. hoffman won the weekly handican at Dvkar
Meadow yesterday. with a net score Of 70 Dr u
W. Bierbauer being second at 81. Scores:
Nntman: 1.rnaa IL ~.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
TEAM PLAY AT HAcxENsA-K

VAN BRCNT WINS AT CRESCENT.
In the Class A handicap at the Crescent Athletic
Club links yesterday c. B. Van Brunt made the
winning score of Il net. summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

The third monthly handicap at ST Andrews yes
terday resulted q follows:
HANDICAP AT MARINE AND FIELD

A ball handicap the feature at the Marine
and Field Clubs links. near Bath Beach. yester-
day. The results were:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
THE DETROIT MEETING.

Time 1;46.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
STAR OF ERIN
ANTILLES CRICKET CLUB.

Total f0r four Wckets-
J. a. Banks T. knight. T Cobb. G. Sealey and 7
Walker. did not bat
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
CRICKET.
LONG LIST OF CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES
AT PROSPECT PARK.

An unusually large list of championship cricket
matches brought off yesterday at Prospect
Park The Manhattans had their first meeting
in the league series with the Montclair Athletic
Club. and they won by loo runs. F. j. Prendergast
and w. Adam made a fine stand for the winners
third wicket and put los runs in partnership
Prendergast in particular. hit vigorously and well
for &C. The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

hlly quit and First Whip came up and beat her
Cold Spinner won his second race by two Iengths-
and almost as easily as he won his MAIDEN race.
He beat such good ones Outlander, ISIa 1 Dup1
and Margrayiate Yesterday and Simply roulpeu
home The first thing he knows he will be running
An 10 man
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long HOUSE REPORT
COMMITTEE INVESTIGATES
BILL MOST THOROUGHLY
Unpaid Bills Act Passes Second Read
ing With Amendments Sug-
geSted andSetS Third Read
ing for Today.

There was just bare quorum pree-
ent at the session of the House of Rep
resentatives yesterday afternoon. The
only thing before the House was the
consideration Of the unpaid bills act,
in connection with which the following
report was presented
Hon. J. A. Akina. Speaker House OF
Representatives, Legislature, Ter
ritory of Hawaii.
Sir:-Your special committee to
whom was referred the consideration
OF the unpaid bills appropriation re-
spectfully submits the following as
their report. For convenience your
committee has numbered the items
as in the appropriations, and will re.
fer to them numerically, as follows:
Item No. II, 1897. r. Rycroft. $1,000.
The committee finds that the amount
stated is intended as a consideration
ia a road about three miles in length,
with width Of 80 feet passing
through the lands Of sir. Rycroft and
which said road was originally built
by him at much larger cost than
the amount asked for.
We further find that in the year
1896 the then Minister of the Interior
Can't. J. A, King, and Mr.. Cooper, to.
gether with the then Superintendent
of Public Works. Mr.. Rowell. viewed
and accepted this road on behalf OF
the government. For some cause the
Minister Of the Interior failed TO MAKE
requisition for the amount In the APP
preparations for 1898.
Your committee recommends the
payment Of the amount of $4,000. upon
Mr.. Rycroft deciding to the Govern
ment a right of way as above stated.
Item No. II, December 30. 1899, Ha'
waiian Gazette Company.
Your committee recommends thai
item read s3.3s instead of sS.5s.
Item No. q, 1899. Volcano Stables
and Transportation Company. Hilo
Hawaii.
Your committee recommends thai
the item be properly inserted as Of
S27.75 instead of s227.15.
Item No. 80, January 81, 1901, Walter
Nichols.
Your committee recommends tha
the item read s2S6.50 instead of $3.50
90.
Item No. sc, Feb. IS, 1901, Waller
Nicolls.
Your committee finis that the tota
should read S200.05.
Item No. AZ, April 80. 1901, Hakalau
Plantation Company.
Your committee finds that the item
should read $685. instead of 1898.
Insert Item No. 40, May 80, 1901
Hakalau Plantation Company, $500
and Item No. i6, May 81, 1901, Walter
Nicolls, s2Is.55.
Your committee finds that the above
items appear in the summary but
were not placed In the Appropriation
bill. they recommend that they b,
now inserted.
Item No. so, December 81. 1900, A
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