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unusual merit. 1t cannot be said that the racing
OF the meeting has been of unusually hlsh CLASS
Bad weather has accounted for some OF tne poor
fields and wholesale scratches for the resi-. 1o-udS
card however, should afford fine sport Inc Ieaulhg
feature is of course the thirty-hfth running OF the
Belmont Stakes It is a pity that only lour three-
,,earolds ore named TO go out of so many egibles,
but the four named-The Parader Commando.
Smile and All Green-are pronaoly the pest OF the
lot altbourh the addition of King Pepper. Out
lander Belvino Bellario Bonnibert. Contend and
FRANKFORT would add TO the interest of the race,
oven If IL did not affect its outcome. All of the
four entries but Commando have well in public
this wear and Mr. Keene's colt is reported to be
ready If he is in his two-year-old form the experts
eXpect him TO win. The Parader's races have been
OF the giIt-edged order and ne fancied above All
Green, who third in the Metropolitan. and
Smile who the Larchmont Stakes in a drive
from Paul Clifford. The Belmont will be worth
total of $1,000 of which than $SO will
go TO the winner
Blue Girl. the Juvenile winner, will have Satur-
day. Hyphen Wild Oats and Whiskey King to beat
in the Eclipse Stakes for two-year-olds, and Blues
is entered in the Jockey Club weight for age race
a mile and a furlong. along with Black Fox.
The entries in full are appended:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
AUTOMOBILE RACES.
CLUB OF AMERICA WILL CONDUCT SPEED
CONTESTS. BUT WILL STOP FAST DRIV-
ING ON CLUB RUNS

While the Automobile Club of America will en-
courage and promote several races during the
summer ii will put stop to the speeding of their
machines faster than the law allows by c,Sb mem
bers. when they are on club The club
templates arranging a road race for which purse
of S. 900 will be offered The will be subject
to the approval of the local. authorities of the
course which it will be held. 1t may take
place at Buffalo in September, the club men,
bers have in mind run to the Pan-American En-
position about that time.
The club also looks forward to holding an annual
race for the one-mile record the road to be prop
erly polced and guarded In their club runs here,
after the pacemaker will be instructed not to travel
beyond a stated rate of speed. and any member
who passes a pacemaker will be disciplined by the
club.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

General Bird W. Spencer. president of the Ma
tiOna Rife Association OF America. has issued the
following circular the international rifle con-
tests which are to be decided on the Sea Girt
IN j. ranges next September:
The time has now arrived when the American
military rifenen must begin serious work if they
hope make a good showing in the international
contest for the Palma trophy summer. The
conditions OF the match Fifteen shots at each
range. 500. 900 and 1000 yards: National Rifle AS
socation target bullseye. Se inches in diameter
four ring 80 inches in diameter riie United States
Army magazine.
The members OF the American team will be Sc
lected from those making the best average in pre-
limnary practice and competitions.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
WORK By B. R. T. MEN INTERCEPTED.
FOREMAN SAID HE WOULD OBTAIN PERMIr
AND BEGIN AGAIN THIS MORNING

AND BEGIN AGAIN THIS MORNING.
sudden halt was called late yesterday after
the efforts the part of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company 70 begin the work OF lay
ing the tracks for their Union-st road. when fat
car, loaded with rails and switches. run up TO
the Prospect Park Plaza and wor1nnen began 70
tear up the street. Park Superintendent Wolfe
demanded from the foreman OF the gang his permit
TO go ahead with the work. The foreman could
not produce IT, and was ordered to stop He did
so, but declared he would obtain permission from
Park Commissioner Brewer and begin work at
o'clock this morning
Edward NJ Grout, President OF the Borough OF
Brooklyn, said last evening that he had obtained
two injunctons against the company. but that they
would not prevent the building OF the road at
Ninth-ave. and the plaza. The intunctions were IN
the interst OF his client. Frederick Adee. OF No.
SIC UnOn-st.. and covered that thoroughfare be-
tween Seventh and Eighth The present
action OF the Rapid Transit Company Is caused by
4 recent decision OF Justice Maddox. OF the Su-
preme Court, who said the company might proceed
70 OBTAIN further consents from property owners
along the proposed route. and the company claims
now that II has majority When the road is
completed IL will be a direct line from Hamilton
Ferry TO Prospect Park
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
THE CELTIC ATHLETIC CLUB CARyTv4j

military and athletic carnival has been ar
ranged by the Greater New-York Irish Athletic
Association to celebrate the formal opening of its
clubhouse at Celtic Park, Long Island next
Sunday afternoon. Thousands of invitations have
been distributed
For many years the erection of an Irish athletic
club house in this neighborhood had been spoken
of, and now. after the expenditure of s25 900 sub
scrbed by four hundred members of the associa-
ton, the wish has become reality, and the struc-
ure has just been erected on the spacious athletic
field, which there is quarter-rnlle cinder track
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
THE AMERICAN COACHING CLUB

At informal dinner at the Waldorf stor,a
last week club was formed which will serve to
keep alive the sport of coaching The club re-
ferred to is the American Coaching Club and the
men who have already expressed their intention
of being interested in il are
G. l.. Boissevan this city, III : Russsu Ar,,o, NJ,
seward Cary, Buffalo Harry HamIin Rnnain ass.
EfnueI = Wels. this city George b. Hulnie this CITY
M Wiignt Phiadepha John Shepard 1r.. Provi-
Ever1t b. Webster. Beverly. dence.
=. MASS W. L. Beadleston this CITY
siT Inonas Gooch. Bart. Herman c. Hoskier South
LONDON Orange, N.
Leslie T. Ward Newark. Robert X. Root. Buffalo
Ira A Kip. jr.. South Howard Brown Boston
Orange, n. j. "
Inc onlcers OF the club Will be as follows Pres-
dent, L. Boissevain; vice-p president Seva ri
Cary secretary and treasurer George B Eu,,a
no al broadway; executive committee Seward
Gary tchairmanl, w L. Beadleston Howard
Brown. Lemuel +. Wells and Leslie p Ward
Ths club intends TO make its headquarters at the
Waldorf Astoria. and has for its object the br,nr
ing together of those who are Interested in coanb
ing and irving, and TO encourage road coaching ana
I shnHx- - '~'~SS 'ioAsS
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
PRINCETON's TRACK TEAM.

Princeton. N J.. May 22-Captain Coleman has
selected the following to compose the team
which will compete in the intercollegiate meet to
be held at Berkeley Oval Friday and Saturday
of this week
Hurdes-Davis, 03. Distance runs-Wiis '0I. Perry
'03: Adsit, oi Cochran '04; r. f. williams O4 High
tump-Curtiss 'O2 Pole vaut-Coeman. 02 Moore 02
Dewitt. 04. -'
Two three other men will be added to the
team to-morro ~
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
CoNSERVAToR FOR CLARA WARD RICO.

Chicago. May 22--Clara Rigo. formerly Princess
de Chimay. whose maiden name Ward. was
declared a spendthrift and incapable OF managing
her property in the Probate Court here to-day.
Thomas r Lyons. her uncle. was appointed con-
servator of her estate. and fled bond OF 100000.
He alleged that since she came into her property,
in 1894. his niece has spent 500 00 in addition TO an
annual income of from S250c1 to $4,000. Proof was
furnished that she cOncurred the belief that q.
conServator was necessary
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
FRED TARALs VIENNA SUCCESSES.

Fred Taral. the jockey, who recently went to
Austria to ride for wealthy nobleman. has writ
ten a friend in this city:
/ have just closed my first meet in Vienna, and
they selling my photo on the streets and every
one calls me Herr Taral. In thirty mounts | won
fourteen races and ran second in six. have won
all of the biggest stakes here. | one race that
was a 450 l shot, and l have several big offers
ride other European tracks
Taral leaves Vienna in a few days go to Buda-
pest To ride there
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
PEyYsYLVANIA TO ROW DUBLIN CREW

Fhiiaoeiphia, May % tSpeciaD-The University of
pennsylvania has accepted a challenge from the
University OF Dublin club for a race early in Juv
aiteT the Henley regatta The will take place
In ireland, over three mile course but the exact
place mas not been chosen. The rivers Shannon
Lee and Bann have been mentioned and IN mas
iso been suggested that the take place on the
Lakes OF Killarney F Va ~
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
PRIVATE FUNERAL FOR MRS. GAGE.

Chicago. May 22-The funeral OF Mrs Lyman =
Gage. the wife of the Secretary OF the Treasury
was held to-day IN the chapel at Rose Hill Gene
terry, in this city. The services strictly prt-
Vate- The Rev DR.. Newell Dwight Hills ofAct-
ated. supplementary services OF brief nature
were conducted at the open grave.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
u. MAHER RIDES A WINNER.

London, May 22.-At the second days racing Of
the York spring meeting to-day James Joicey's
chestnut colt Ragged Robin. by Tyranny-Green
Mint with n. Maher in the saddle, the
for the Eelinton Stakes. for two-year-ods. at five
furlongs.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
COACH sAyDFORD MARRIED

George Foster Sandford, of New Haven. a gradu-
ate of Yale and at present Columbia's football
coach. married Tuesday afternoon at AS
bury Park n j.. to Miss Amanda Glow of that
place. After their wedding Mr. and Mrs
Sandford will live in New-H Haven.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
sKIEMIsH RESULTS.
RESULTS BY ORGANIZATIONS.
/ otal
qualifications
qualihcatio
BILLIARDS.

Ora C. Morningstar. the protege of Wizard
Schaefer yesterday accepted the challenge for
billiard match issued by Don jose Ortiz. the Span
ism champion. The men will play 1900 points In
blocks of 300 each night at fourteen-inch balk line
for purse of $50 aud a side bet
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

Geneva y. Y, May 22.-Cornen defeated Hobart
at lacrosse by score of to in the game to-day.
Rain fell continuously.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

The racing team OF the American Bicycle Com
pany is almost complete. the only additions
being the signing OF number of foreigners who
are expected here within few weeks. The ag-
gregation of fast riders, except the pace followers
numbering eighteen in all will follow the entire
circuit of the National Cycling Association. The
riders signed to date include the following: Jim
mie' Michael, John Nelson. "Al' Newhouse. Bob
Bile Wathour, John T. Fisher George Leander
Tom Cooper, Hardy Downing Edward Taylore,
Howard p. Freeman. George Colett. J. P. Jacob
son. Floyd Mcfarland, o. S. Kimble and Lester
Wilson.
Memorial Day Carnival of the Knickerbocker Ath-
letic Club will be the paced exhibition given
by Jack Townsend. Of the Knickerbocker Ath-
letic Club. and of the local bicycle favorites.
Lewis Hunter another local favorite. will handle
the motor machine In addition the motor
paced race. there will be two bicycle raCes-a
mile novice and a mile handicap.
he
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

westchester. c. ". Dayton. Jr. Andrews.
The draw for to-day's match play rounds resulted
follows: Reid and ]. A Taylor, Bates and
Rachau. Menzies and Tappln, Travis and Singer.
MoCauley and Emmet. Robbins and BowlCy Seeley
and Marcellus. Michael and Tiffany, Tying and
Martin, Mathews and Clark, Carpenter and Larkin.
Janin and Cory. O'Connor and CoChrane, Davis
and Macdonald, Hamilton and W. Taylor Chaun-
Cey and Douglas
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

The Westchester County wheelmen. OF Mount
Vernon. found their recent minstrel performance
successful that they have decided 10 repeat II
tonight In the local opera house.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

LAST DAY AT NORRIS PARK.
Inc Westchester Racing Association offers today
20 -ae closing day OF its spring meeting card of
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
Those who failed to qualify were:
The draw for tod

Withdrew-J h. Mckinley. Fairfield. Irving BroSaw,
c. W. Dayton. jr.. Andrews.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23


Start good Won easily.
FOURTH RAcE-For tour-year-olds ana upward Seven
furlongs
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-coupled betting. Threw his Jockey and did not
finish.
Start good Won driving.
SECOND RACE-For maiden three-year-olds and upward
The Eclipse Course.
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whale. FLEEING From IN. Cold wave.

NuKvoiH, Va Jan II The Tinted States
rev~nu. cutter Window, arrived IN port this
morning from ~ extended pHtrolhng TIN
YESTERDAY, when tn" cutter Wa passing IN tho
capes. her crew sighted y school of whales
heading Tor IA" South There app"atri ip
he about twenty Of ~" monsters. who we're
spouiing tons ~ water Whales going south
at TINS season OF Tia" year are "a sur" tur"runurr
OF cold weather Tho cold wave arrived a
few hours after Of The school passed Care
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