New-York tribune., 1902-07-07

habit of seeking pastime IN the Jersey hills or
meadows The act was considerably modified be-
fore IL finally made its way through both houses
so that the measure which became effective con-
tains number of exemptions not contained IN the
original bill The general requirement OF the act
is that a nonresident gunner shall take out Ii
cense good for one year. and obtainable on pay
rnent of SO to any OF the county clerks OF 'he
state The Beard Of Fish and Game Commission
srs has supplied blank certificates. which, wheh
filled out viii include the name, age and place OF
residence and business of the applicants with de-
I yhGn, tbe certificates were issued These
oerfiAcstes must be exposed for examination on
demand by any game protector or game WaroSh & S 0a
the State and refusal failure TO comply Win Lns
requirement viii render the i u n6t naf ID
liable to arrest and fne OF 70 II tnis eT s Ilor V R
the gun or OTHER parapnernAlIa, 9i i,T a,,otio
be seized and after ten days SOLD az pupllc ducuo
& Pe 81 3be tRf Shooting Without license of wild
fowl. snipe or mud mems.
The race for the cricket championship OF New
York is beginning TO assume most interesting
stage for the clubs engaged in the contest have
now separated in the percentages with Brooklyn,
the present champions. and the knickerbocker Ath-
letic Club, the ex-champions reversing their posi-
lions The Livingston Field Club. Of Staten Island
nassed Ias bv Paterson. The Knickerbocker Living
Eon and Paterson T1 Cups T 1da1 az here lovers f
cricket should have all they desire in the dineTent
championship matches
When a certain element In the oldtime Brooklyn
Bicycle Club started in TO try TO have the name Of
the club changed TO the Brooklyn Borough Club
The prediction was made that the organization
would lose all Of its sporting features and become
|, purely social organization. Such. however, has
rot been the case and the cycling section of the
tlub is as large and enthusiastic ever Some OF
tbe members have become motor cycle enthusiasts.
while several automobiles are owned by members
Of the club. The clubroons, IN Hanson Place, are
arranging for Billiard and pool tournaments to
begin with the coming Of fall weather.
Arrangements are now being made for an auto
mobile meet take place at Cleveland some time
IN September, under the auspices OF the Cleveland
Automobile Club. The committee in charge Is now
hard at work perfecting the details Of the meet
On this committe. IRE such well known automo-
bists as c. 3. Shanks. chairman: George Colister
and Windsor ]. White. There viii. no doubt, be
some fast rack work, and records are likely to
meet al Detroit in connection with the Cleveland
lows: Five mile open to ali. motor bicycles; two
mile. open to ALL motor tricycles; five mile, open
except bicycles ana Tlcyces Ten ~ Ile, OLe 10 al
machines weighing less than 2'oo POUNDS; 2i S. one ne
,nes S ,b cjrci1Isr track record: ave mile open
all touring cars weighing less than $500 pounds,
carrying four passengers; twenty-five mile open 10
all machines
To correct an erroneous impression among some
members regarding the clubhouse of the New-York
Driving Club, the officers wish to state that 1t is
spen daily. early ard late, Sundays included, and
guests IN any style desired with the best the
market affords. Parties Of any size be ac-
conmodated. and those who may desire to visit
the club for early breakfast late dinner
ain always find the steward ready The dining
rooms on the second floor will hereafter be
served for the exclusive use of women and their
escorts The dining room on the first floor will
hereafter be used exclusively q mems cafe.
Members requested TO hereafter wear their
visiting the clubhouse. TO prevent any misunder-
standing the part OF club employees have
been instructed 10 stop the abuse OF club priYi-
eess by non-members.
As he has failed 10 make a success of racing
horses, 1t is said that Jimmy Michael will soon
return from Europe TO enter the cycle racing game
again. After a successful season last year as
member Of the Columbia cycling team. Michael
eeetee 70 cross the water and try his skill at riding
eorses He did fairly well but OF late his mounts
asse not been Of the best quality and he has very
sassh tailed 70 finish within the money Iyer Law
80 gne of his team mates last year says Michael
FeA win II he Is given the mount good horses.
80 sos says further that the dnninutive Welshman
- ordered two powerful motor tandems. which he
e@pected to bring over 10 this country in the fall.
me defect OF the ordinary chain drive is pointed
oet by writer in a foreign contemporary In the
Io"oN'hg illustration: Assume driven sprocket
Nheel and ordinary chain made ht the
.p'oeKets When the gear is started up the pitch
isnagtthhehs. so that the chain longer fits, this
fha eNSlals OF the pitch or stretch. being due 10
teotttO"lng causes The pins bed in their bear
~ ne stress on the chain stretches the material
~. oi course. elastic. and wear Of the pins
=. Lnelr bearings begins at once, and is a
eresse ~ increasing factor. Add to this the de-
'' ano there is produced wheel running with