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New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
ATHLETICS AT COLUMBIA.
NEW ASSOCIATION 70 BE FORMED. WHICH
WILL BE MANAGED WITHOUT IN
CURING DEBTS.

Action was taken AT mass meeting of Column
ba students yesterday whereby new athletic as
socistion will be formed. in which membership at
, cost of g. wear will enJitle the holder TO admis-
son v,,,hout extra charge all contests in foot
hall baseball lacrosse and track games BY this
system II Is expected that Coumbias athletic
eraoces will be so maintained that there will be no
athletic debt to cope with
President Low Is believed 10 be AT the bottom or
this new move as he is keenly interested I'm sports
a. the university and has been considering for
some time some method whereby athletics could go
n, without either running into debt soliciting
subscriptions The new athletic constitution adopt
ed Yesterday was framed by President Low. George
rdUard Woodbury.. chairman Of the Faculty Com
,ni,,ee on Athletics. and well known Columbia
graduate thought TO he q. T. Kirby. Under its
regulations Il will be impossible for any extrava-
gance or IN advised expenditures to be made. all
disbursements will have to receive the approval Of
the graduates. The treasurer will be a graduate
~ mature wears. who will have custody of the
funds OF the association. and will disburse them
only the authority Of the Advisory Committee
Three special committees will have charge OF the
football. baseball and track teams. Each commit
te will consist Of the captain, manager and assist
ant manager and two recent graduates of expert
ence IN sport to which they are assigned These
necessary arrangements in respect their particu
lar sport, subject. however 10 the approval OF
the Advisory Committee.
The manager and the assistant manager OF the
1901 football eleven We're also chosen at the meeting
yesterday. Charles A. Dana. manager In 1850. was.
on motion OF W. B. Shoemaker, unanimously elect
ed 20 the former position. and W. A. ID. Evans was
selected as assistant
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
Surroaaies Noiires.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

rTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the Grace Of God Free and independent
Attorney General OF the
state OF York. Public administrator OF the County Of
New York heirs and OF kin OF the deceased
= Morton, otherwise known as Mary
entitled notice hereunder not here
nbefore enumerated whose names. ages residences,
o relationship the deceased
tcstatrix Levi r. Morton, otherwise known "a Mary
Herman with due diligence be sscertained BY the
petitioners herein send greeting
Celia Fosket Of the City OF New York, has
lately applied the Surrogates Court Of County OF
have certain instrument In writing. bear
ing date the day December 1887. relating both
duly proved the last VIII
ana Testament Mrs Levi r. Morton otherwise known
as'M OF the County OF New York. de-
and each OF ci-d
before OF County OF New York. his
Office in County OF New York. the 4th day OF
March thousand nine hundred and half-past
of that day then and there
probate % the said last VIII and Testament
such OF hereby cited. under the
years. required TO by your
guardian II have one or II you have none 70 appear
apply be appointed In the event OF
neglect failure 20 do guardian will be appointed by
and act for in the proceed
In Testimony Whereof, caused Seal
Court OF the said County OF New York be
her affixed
Witness Hon FRANK T. FITZGERALD. Surrosat.
said County OF New York. said County,
9TH day OF January. in the OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and
j. FAIRFAX McLAUGHLIN
Clerk Of the Surrosate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
FOR An AMERICAN RENLET.
PLANS MATURED TO HOLD ONE ANNUAL,
AT NEW-LONDON

PLANS MATURED TO HOLD ONE ANNUALLY
AT NEw-LoNDoN
Boston. Feb. 1s-'The Transcript" this after
noon says:
The American Henley for which many plans
nave been rostered only 10 fall through in the end
Is now practically assured fact. Several Of
plan which embraces the larger athletic and row.
ing clubs and rowing colleges IL is proposed TO
mold a week Of racing at New-London at the time
OF the Harvard-Yale college race include
classes from the single =cuIl up 10 the eight cared
crews. Many OF the leading rowing organizations
have agreed 10 send entries.
An invitation association is TO be formed. con-
ton Athletic Association and New-York Athletic
Pennsylvania etc and rowing clubs. such the
Union Boat Club OF Boston
The plan has Deen developed TO the present stage
by those most actively interested at the Boston
Athletic Association and the Union Boat Club.
While the work going on here. Walter Camp
was instrumental in bringing the plan TO sue
cessful head away from Boston. The following or
Eanizations have consented send entries in the
different events:
In Philadelphia. the University OF Pennsylvania
and the Philadelphia Barge Club: in New-York. Co
some boat club not yet known; in Ithaca. Cornell
University. and in the West. Wisconsin The Dur
ham Boat Club Of Yale and the Weld and Newell
entries while Boston Is represented by the Boston
Athletic Association and the Union Boat Club.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
PROGRESS on THE CHALLENGER.
RAPID GROWTH OF THE SHAMROCK SINCE
WATSON's PROTEST.

Glasgow Feb ls.-The protest ~ George l.. Wat
son against the slow progress Of the work on the
shamrock n has had good effect, and during the
last week the yacht has grown at remarkable
rate quite wo-thirds OF her outer plating is now
ia place riveted ~ and smoothed on The plates
are Of manganese bronze. thre--eiEhths OF an inch
in thickness. and varying from two feet TO three
and A half feet IN width In the top sides and
overhangc the plates overlapped and riveted
bv a double row Of rivets give extra strength 20
the seams. Below the water line however, the
butts of the plates are brought edge To edge. and
are fitted with such accuracy that the joint -
scarcely disCeTnibe. The Tivets specially made
Of yellow gun metal They countersunk into
the plates and are dressed with great accuracy. a
furnishing machine being used 20 make the Joints
and giving the FURNISHED sides Of the yacht
a striking appearance.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
COLDS

The quickest relief for a cold
is by SCOTS emulsion of cod
liver oil.
You will find the edge taken
off in a night; and. in three or
four days. you'll be wondering
whether that cold amounted to
anything anyhow.
That's relief. If you tackle il
quick. the relief is quick; if you
wait. the relief won't come-you
know how colds hang on.
Wen send you q little 10 Try n you like
SCOTT q BOVINE. eos Pearl street New York
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
GOLF.
ALBANY PLAYERS ORGANIZE 4 NEW
CLUB IMPROVEMENTS UNDER WAY
AT RALTUSROL-NOTES

An important addition 10 the list Of golf clubs IN
this State has been made in the organization Of the
BTookside Country club. Of Albany. The club has
secured TO acres Of land lying between the Albany
Road and the Boulevard. and will probably secure
George Low. the Dvker Meadow professional. 70
Law out its course. An elaborate clubhouse Is 10
ne erected containing a restaurant showers. lock-
srs sic ,ping apartments for members, and all tho
necessary requisites for complete enjoyment or
the sport The grounds easily accessible from
the city and may be reached by trolley in fifteen
minutes. The governors elected for the first year
are John Clatworthy Edmund CIuett. z. g Gale.
Charles l.. Pine, George b. Harrison, F. VI. Green
A n Ide and A ". Harrington. Of Troy. ana
Harry Rov sweeny. William Sage. George n
Thacher Charles L. 4 Whitney Judge Clifford u
Gregory. Cooper y Lansing and Lewis W. Parker.
of Albany
The first steps I'm the contemplated improvements
Baltusro have been taken The architect :
plans for the clubhouse addition have been ac-
cepted ~ the Board of Governors and delivered 20
louis Keller the secretary. who Is 10 obtain bias
or the work II is anucipated that the completed
work will cost about 5000 n is 70 be finished oy
May /. on the first floor 81 the new wing VIII oe
woman's parOr . by 81 feet. located in the tront
Of the house The interior will be finished In
cypress and provision is made for a large open
fireplace A broad piazza will extend the entire
length Of the building. overlooking the hrst tee
and home green. In the rear Of the parlor on the
same eor viii be woman drezfin HI ess p 70 the
second story. which Is 20 contain M So -
apartments The scheme the outside OF the
building will also ne altered Instead Of leading 70
Inc clubhouse doors the driveway will end AZ the
small knoll IN front OF the building. This will do
away with the unpleasant crush Of vehicles during
the rush hours. which has been source or muoh
confusion large tournament days
Metropolitan golfers are stiO holding their own
AZ Palm Beach Miss Downing. of the Apawamis
Club who held the women's record there. mas sue
ceeded In again reducing II from - 10 - StIoAes
s three day open tournament is 20 begin there on
Thursday IN which DevereauN Emmet: SidhtS
Maddox A W Black. W. II. Davis ana NUM-
her OF other New-York players are entered
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
WooLSoN SpIcE cOMPayT N CONTEMPT

OFFICIAL ORDERED TO RE COMMITTED TO JAIL
rN ARBUcFlI.Es' Sr-IT-DEL..Y TX
TIL MARCH g.
Toledo Ohio Feb iS-The Circuit Court AZ noon
to-day handed It's decision IN the action by
tho Arbuckles the New-YOrk coffee men. 10 have
the Woolson Spice Company declared 20 be in con-
tempt OF court for refusing 10 allow the Arbuckles
examine its books The Court declared that y.
~. Brigham, the principal Official here OF the
Woolson company. Is in contempt OF court. because
the Arbuckles have not had access 10 the Woolson
companys hooks and a is ordered that he he COM
mitted jail for said contempt II is further de-
creed that the Courts previous order that the Ar
oheyed.
However the Court suspends tho order until
March 5 and the order for Brigham's imprison-
ment is 70 he held IN abeyance until the supreme
Court OF Ohio has passed on that feature OF the
case An appeal Will be taken at once. IL Is un-
derstood, BY the Woolson company.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
Sy@g SPyo@RgIs
3p0RTSF'fN'
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING NG-Crescent CITY Jockey Club. New-oriesns:
California jockey club. oakland; san Francisco
Jockey club Tanforan-
BENCH SHOW -Westrnins,er Kennel Club Show, Nsdi-
Square Garden
RACoUET-Club championships New-York Racquet
club II 80 a. and 250 ? n
HOOK EY--han,nior shin hook sv match. Nev-York Am
letic against Brooklyn Skating Club 81 Nlchoias
Rink. Sis 2. N.
LAWN TENNIS.-Indoo- championship. TN Regiment
Armory-
f1iESSS.-Cornell-C Columbia match. lthaca
BASKETRAIL--Massach sachuse.ts Institute or lechh'''e'
Harvard. Cambridge
BILLIARDS Professional match. ora Morhhssta
aFsinsf LEONARD FIoufson Maurice Daly's. ; p m .
play-of II made Class A tournament. hhlohei
booker Athletic club
YACHTING. Annual meeting n the YachtsHsn's 'luO-
SHOOTING \. : webher against = NJ Ah-n'
Inierstate Fax
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
R4CQCETS.
TWO IMPORTANT MATCHES PLAYED AT THE
TENNIS CLUB.

TENNIS CLUB
Much interest displayed az the New-York
Tennis and Racquet Club yesterday in the opening
play Of the National amateur championship at
racquets. Two important matches were decided,
O. c. Clark, jr., Of Boston. defeating Ford Hunt
ington. of New-York. in the first. and c. D.
Mackay. of New-York. defeating W. r. Miller OF
Montreal. In the second The event was decided IN
F. Boston last year. and the winner was Eustace Fl
Miles. OF London. who Is a competitor this
year
The usual representative gathering OF prominent
clubmen were on hand 10 witness the sport and a
number Of visitors from Canada, Boston and Phia-
deiPhia The nrst match; the best three in ave
1890 Sis oIJ [aior, as Young ssrh dis-
games straight, although Huntington played stub
seventh hand az en all snd sef e two az was
taken, which resulted in victory for Clark by
G.a;insaa .at .'-..S S8i5 8
The Bo-,onian continued his brilliant work in the
what fatisued from the exerfion Of the FIRST match
seemed 20 save his strength for the next game. and
Clark won with apparent ease. The score was:
a5;as;sa ila5s S's
In the third game Clark gained a lead OF seven
twelve aces in the next five hands the lead
the game and the match by the following score
iif5i ma5;nssa ....,.,..as Eis s
Referee rAvo Gardner.
In the afternoon the attendance was even larger
than II had been in the morning there seemed
10 he anxiety 70 see what progress the Canadian
would make against Mackay. OF the most ex-
pert % the local players. He seemed unnerved in
the first game and made miserable showing, and
Mackay ran the game out In four hands. The score
follows:
Mlfee' N.:e al f-i
The only display OF skill Miller made was in
the second game when through excellent service he
secured a lead Of five the first hands.
which caused Mackay TO save himself much as
possible after making good rally the third
hand especially as he was put out the fourth,
of five aces. he game was won by Miller by the
appended score
Mackay .......-..................O = Z
Miller ---.----.--. -..-.---..-..-. 2 3-iS
Mackay was quite himself again when he started
IN the third game and he placed nine aces to his
credit during the irst two hands and won handily
as follows:
Mackay .--.......... ..-.-.-..t as
The Montreal man seemed To collapse completely
the fourLL game. and he entirely sea
both In his r-rvice and returns. and Mackay ran
three straight hands. his service being strong
and puzzling The score was:
Mackay SIS
Miller ..--......O O. o
Refe-se-Edvard Rogers.
To-day r. r. ROLAND. amateur champion Of
Canada. will meet j. s HOyt. OF New-YOrk. in the
first match. while the competitors in the second
match will he Quincy A. Shaw. of Boston, amateur
champion IN lSs9 and w y. Dinsmore ir.. Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
BOSTON NAY YET GET DEFENDER.
HER PRESENT OwNEPs SEND NEW
OFFER To LAWSON


Al ~, oflce IN NeAark. - J., 81 Samuels 4
Sons ownees of the old cup champion Defender. ~
was said yesterday that negotiations Vere not on
between them ana the Boston syndicate, and there
was a possibility of A sale being made In day or
two A Representative of the concern said that the
contamination of the deel depended on whether the
local arm would agree 20 deliver the Defender at
Boston
Crov,ninshield the designer. although saying that
the old champion almost beyond repair. or
fered 10 take the yacht ~ the Newark people would
deliver the yacht to him IN Boston. This means
that S3poD will have 10 be expended by samuels &
Sons for repairs.
samuels & Sons yesterday te!esraphed n new
offer 20 Mr.. Lawson. They declined 20 say what IL
Was but II was believed 20 have been IN the nature
OF a compromise. Lawson and CrOWninshield are
said 10 be very anxious 10 get the Defender, and
S4muels * Sons, although they bought the yacht
10 dismantIe her. express a Willingness 10 do what
trey for thu Boston people I hey say the De-
fender in bad condition as Crownin-
shield think Although none Of the firm >
representative Will say So II i said at Newark
that the offer may he TO rent the Defender as
she lies, the Boston people 10 repair her and re-
ceive an allow for any new material they
put IN.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
TREELAND'S SECRET OF SUCCESS.
HE TELLS YOUNG MEN TO BELIEVE ~
THEMSELVES AND GO UP STAIRS"

HE TELLS YOUNG MEN To BELIEVE IN
THEMSELVES AND go UP STAIRS
H. H. Yreeland. president OF the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company. made address 10
Young men last night al 81. Pauls Methodist
church West Eighty-siKth-st. and West End-ave
punc,uating Il with Tithy and epigrammatic bits OF
advice on how 10 get on, using his own experiences
and observations 10 illustrate the points he made
and telling Of much Of his own life.
''Going Up Stairs" the subject OF his address.
Mr. Vreeland explained did not refer 10 going up
the elevated stairs hut expressed the idea that life
was a striving TO get 10 the top. He said;
There are no elevators in the house ~ success
I place a great premium on farm IN ones sell
Man can be conhding In others, nut never 100
LEI 20 your hold and let the surge carry you on.
especially when II seems such long way up ana
such a short way down know the ittI!ns. anu
50 does every man who has bucked against the
is needed 10 solve the problem how TO do II. II
of life that We have classes here. and the tame
acceptance Of that monstrOus lie accounts Tor the
any one knows his rights and how 10 assert them
he will get them IL YOU believe that you nave
talent YOU have n. Use IL. Most men who sue
cred in this world make their own opportunltes-
Reu-are of advice on business matters. You can
not get in from any except those who have been
failures in life-eXcept myself. The man who gives
where. Don't talk your business over al home he
cause YOU can't get the right advice there nave
from fifteen thousand 10 twenty thousand men
under me. and I get long letters OF ADVICE as 10
nv relations with my employees from women who
can't keep servants in their own homes My father
was clergyman with the two Verys-a very small
income and q very large family A brlIhaht career
Nc snoiled for me hy the death Of father.
I was destined for the ministry
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
THE DOG SHOW AT HAND.

WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB EXHIBIT
OPENS AT MADISON SQUARE
Dogs. mainly II not entirely Of high degree. will
hold attention at Madison Square Garden UP 10
and including next Friday night Most of the ia
dogs belonging in this country and many
from abroad will be benched for the inspection of
the general public II will be the twenty-ffth
nuaI exhibit of the Westminster Kennel Club. and
according 10 the officials. the exhibit this year
promises easily eclipse any Of the similar shows
held in this city.
taken 10 the vast amphitheatre yesterday by their
owners or handlers The cages or stalls assigned
10 each We're critically examined before the par
ucular member OF the Four Hundred of the dog
Kingdom was allowed TO enter The show will be
open each day from a. m. to II p. m. There will
he dog circus in the ring tonight and tomorrow
night and on Thursday afternoon and evening. On
Washington's Birthday the performance OF the
trained dogs will be seen three times-morning,
afternoon and evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
MURPHY AWAITING RosSIrERs REPLr

But PRESIDENT or r. r. T. coMPASY SAYS HE
villa. MAKE No MORE STATEMENTS.
President Murphy Of the Board OF Health said
,ss,erda, that President Rossiter Of the Brooklyn
I9sria Transit Company had not replied 70 his let
fSr ~ last week suggesting the advisability Of
s,-oxf5ip0 some sort Of a shelter for passengers
vraittng for cars at the Manhattan end Of the
Rrookiyn Bridge when get reply will make
n public" he said.
PRESIDENT Rossiter said he had not prepared a
.,stemenf on the subject In two weeks and did
fnteud 10 make another
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
TITLE TRANSFERRED TO THE HEIRS,

TITLE 20 all property owned in this city by Or.
-rhornas W Evans the well known dentist. az the
,,,,e ~ his death. yesterday transferred 10
s-snries y Muller and other heirs OF the estate.
90 ~ the parces is the large plot at the north
-, corner OF Eighty-ninth-st and West End
go ,,5 reet IN Nineteth-st. IL Is 2l-5 feet by 30
feet The other parcels are the bulldinss Nos -
"a Ann-sr 81 Pearl-st. sS Water-st. and
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
5nrrosatss Notirss-

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Abner @.
Thomas surrogate OF the County Of New York.
John f. Allen OF the County OF New-Yorx decea sed
present with vouchers thereof subscr
her place OF transacJins business Gerard
Avenue Bronx Borough. in the city Of New York
before the FIRST day OF July next.
Dated, New YORK, the LIST day Of December, 1900
EMELINE ALLEN. Adnnistratrfx
HENRY MORRIS HAVILAND. Attorney for Atninistra-
trx. 10 Whitehall St. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19

A DvERTIs EMENrs and subseriptions for The Tribune
n received their Uptown Once. No. l.2s2 Broadway
"a door OF Sist-st.. until o'clock advertise
received at the following branch oncss at regular
rates until O'Clock H VIZ: -of Sth-ave.
cor 23d- iS2 6th-ave. 1cth-st Macys. 6th-ave
42d-st. 6rhave OF East l4th-st 2s' West
Tth and sth l59 East 18th l.: 1888
3d-ave 10th and 77h sts: LOS 3d-avs, near
IT0s 1st-avs. s9h-st: ls6 Tremont-ave;
$50 3d-ave &ist-st: o5A 3D. ava: 21o Beecker ST.
3c5 Bleecker-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
GamEs az SQUApRON A.

Tn. annual games Of Squadron A will take place
., ,bs armory or February Is beginning az $50
n m varied programme has been arranged and
interesting sport Is promised
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
naNIEL B. RArcHs EKcHANGE SEAT SOLD.

The Stock Exchange membership OF Daniel II.
Hatch. OF the firm of Hatch q FOote. which failed
several months ago. sold Saturday by
F,rsptlin Leonard jr trustee for 81 on This is
81. same price which Charles l. Gates. OF John
NJ Gales a few days paid for his seat. IL is
80 Tecord figure Mr.. Hatch had been a member
~ the stock Exchange since May 3, 1859
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
Citations.


" ERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Whereas.
lbs an petition has the District Court OF
the limited States for the District 81 New York
on January 81 1901 John ID. Daley owner OF cer-
tain sake boat for Limitation liability for all loss
destruction and injury caused by the SINKING or
said vessel In the Hudson River about october
lStb lao and Whereas petitioner has transferred
said vessel and things saved from her pursuant TO
Section a9s5 ~ the United Statutes and the
order OF the Court thsreunder. samuel H Lyman as
trustee FOR the banen OF parties who to
be legally entitled thereto Now therefore IN
OF the monitton issued Court directed and
delivered 40 hereby cite all claiming damag E.
for loss Destruction damage injury oceasoned by the
sinking as~rsaid ~ file and make proof OF their
respective claims before Thomas Alexander ESD. a
United State. Commissioner his orce IN the Post Of
hce Bdding the City OF New YORK on or before the
before said Cour, on May Tth. 1901 at IL A. ~ and
libel petition otherwise they VIII be de-
participation IN the proceeds
said vessel
Dated New York. February g 1901
WILLIAM HENKFL.
United Marshal. Southern District OF New York
ALEXANDER & ASH Proctors for Petitioner II Broad
City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
TIE SQUASH TOURNAMENT.

The second annual tournament for the squash
championship will be played at the Tuxedo and
Racquet Club beginning February p On the
last day OF the tournament match will be played
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
RIG CHECK FOR RAILROAD TRANSFER.

IP Morgan & Co. yesterday deposited IN tho
r-,r, sratsonal Rank check sl5 IL. .0ls 81 The
cb.cl ss for the recent transfer OF the Central
Railroat Of New-Jersey 10 Morgan interests
New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
STATE OF NEW YoRK-sTATE COMMISSION IN
LTNACY.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the Construction

A DvERTIsEMENTs subscriptions for Tho tribune
received at their Uptown ONCE No L24e Broadway.
"a door north OF slst-st. O'Clock advertise
nents received at following Offices regular
ONCE rate. until O'Clock p m. cs4 sth-svs.
cor 2sd-st Sth-sve I2th-sr: MAcyA sth-svs.
and i.h-st columbus-ave.. near West Ssth-se' u"
West s2d-st 6th-avs 90 East i4tn-sr; 207 "ss<
acd-st between 7th l5s East A7'n Rs1s
sa-.v. b.tvssn 7sth and 77th 1000 sd-AvA.