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New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
BROOKLYN PARK THPROFEHENTS
COMMISSIONER YOUNG's PLANS FOR THE
EAST SIDE LANDS NEAR THE
RESERVOIR.

Park Commissioner Young Of Brooklyn, has
completed plans and begun work on improving
the East Side lands near the reservoir and
plaza. Mr Young expects to spend about S30
OOU in grading tree planting, sodding and inn
proving the East Side lands, covering about
forty-fve acres. and the greater part Of the
work viii doubtless be done before hot weather
comes. Among other things planned is a play
ground for girls adjoining the Brooklyn Inst-
tute Museum, and a new entrance TO Prospect
Park near the Vale Of Cashmere, that the
East Side lands after Improvement, can be
connected across Flatbush-ave. with Prospect
Park. The girls playground will afford room
for tennis and basketball. Mr.. Youngs plans
include the improvement Of park property from
near the Willink entrance clear across to the
pententiary grounds, extending far toward
NOsrand- ave. as Lefferts-ave.
It was learned yesterday that John De Wolf,
who for years has been the landscape
architect connected with the Park Board, can
have the superintendency Of the Brooklyn parks
at S3,0UO'or S3 800 year. Mr. Parsons the new
landscape architect, visited the Brooklyn parks
yesterday. and it is understood that he has
approved OF practically all of Mr.. Young's plans
for park improvements.
Commissioner YOung's budget comes before
the Board Of Estimate and Apportionment on
Friday. 1t calls for $2O4,SS3.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
HORGAN G ,SLAI'TERY AGAIN..
STILL WANT TO BUILD SIXTY -NINTH'S
ARMORY- THEIR CHANCES BAD.

Horgan & Slattery, the Tammany architects. yes
terday sent letter to the Armory Board com
planning of their treatment in connection with the
action Of the board week ago, with reference
to the 69th Regiment ArmoTy. when Mayor Low
expressed his disapprobation of the firm. their
letter Horgan x Slattery stated that they were
willing all times alter and modify their plans
10 conform with the appropriation Of $4,000.
but were instructed not to DO They contendeu
that they had a valid claim against the city. ana
cited a number Of instances in the last ten years
where bids were far in excess Of the appropria-
ton. and the plans were consequently changed to
come under the appropriation
Corporation Counsel Rives's opinion made public
some time ago. in which he said the contract was
at end, that it ceased to be binding. and that
the Armory Board may disregard the CON
tract and have new plans prepared read
after the reading of Horsan & Slatterys letter
President Fornes remarked that il might be best
70 give hearing the matter and added that
he thought the offer Of the architects to change
their plans must have some force, but the Mayor
said: Il can't imagine any further obligation
10 them. ! think II the board lays this matter
before the Corporation Counsel again il will be al
right" The matter disposed Of.
The Mayors resolution approved previous
meeting, that the president OF the NeW-YOrk So
Ciety Of Architects select two o three men from
whom TWO could be selected by the board 70 pre-
designs for the 69th Regiment Arm0ry, was
answered by a communication from the president
Of the society He selected George B. Post, II. j
HaUdenberEh and John q. Howard the three
men The board selected Messrs. Post and Harden.
bergh. the Mayor remarking: Il think this board
will probably select the man Of the best standing
for the successful architect I'm the erection of the
building The old board selected Horgan & Slat-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
MUST REIMBURSE THE CITY
MIR. CANTOR SAYS FEDERAL GOVERN
MENT WILL REPLACE BLACK
WELLS BUILDINGS

Borough President Cantor says the federal gov
'iIihtht VIII have TO bear the expense of building
an necessary city buildings on BackwelIs Island
II 1t gets The island for barracks and drill ground
IN commenting on the subject yesterday he said:
. mere seems to continue a misapprehension as to
tHHs EIackWelis Island Naval Park The leasing OF
nHS nHS lsiand TO the United States Government Will
,.t 10 owe me CITY of New-York in a dollar Of
isHuliure, Notwithstanding all assertions to the
contrary. The city will not he compelled II necotia-
IONS IONS are successfully carried through. / an
ttlp5lt tnt\ VIII. to cXpeni single dollar for the
tIecuoh of buildings elsewhere this money viii
Ift PToElqed by the United States Government
me pllI I'm Albany simply gives the Sinking Fund
1ohiniSSich authority to contract with the govern
Iieht on\ Tor a period exceeding years, and
me cry always retains the right any time TO
Cancel the lease upon giving reasonable notice
! MS gives the citizens Of the city a public park
without expense 10 the municipality. and at the
same time VIII enable il to put up modern buildings
Tor the purposes which the island IS now devoted
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
THE R4CETR4Ck.
ST. MACLoU WINS LINCOLNSHIRE.

London March 1s.-The Lincolnshire Handicap
run at Lincoln to-day the second day OF the
Lincoln Spring Meeting the first big race OF
the season. and drew good crowds. The prelml-
nary races were exciting
The Hainton Plate. a handicap, OF +0 sovereiSns
for three-y year-olds and upward distance about a
mile and a half. by Sir r Waldie Grf-
ith's brown colt Rice. with J. n. C'SkeetsD Mar
tin. the American jockey in the saddle.
Then came the big handicap. which was won
by Colonel McCalmont's St. MaclOu. The result
was a great upset. Sceptre led until close to
home when St. MaCloU went to the front with
a rush and by "A head The same distance sep
arated the second and third horses. The betting
against St MaClou, II to I against
Sceptre. and % TO l against over Norton. The CON
dtions Of the race were follows: The Lincoln
shire Handicap Of lG00 sovereigns, added 10 a
sweepstakes of 10 sovereiSns each for three-year
ods and upward distance the straight mile. The
result in detail:
Mc,smont's hay colt s.. MacIou, four
Old by ST Smon-M'n.
Mr. r > Sieviers bay fIy Sceptre. three years old,
by rersimmOu- Ornament >
Mr. Bindings hestnuJ colt over Norton five old.
by Adieu Nhy-.-- !
Tweuty-three horses
Lady Help CMaherp, Won the Lincoln Plate. OF G1
sovereigns, for two-year-olds. distance hve iur-
longs
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
SAYS HE SAW RICE SIGN.
SHORT C0RROBORATES MEYERS IN PAT
PTCK'S DEFENCE MORE WRANG-
LING At TRIAL.
LING At TRIAL

,sora testimony was presented by the defence
- .b,. trial of Albert r Patrick yesterday to
s,rrort ihe contention that the Rice will Of 1900
nos actually signed by W. N. Rice. Morris
,levere one Of the Witnesses TO the will, testi-
.sd on Monday that he saw Mr.. Rice sign the
vru His nomination by Assistant Dis
.rict Attorney osborne occupied nearly half the
session If III. court yesterday. causing serious
yrrsnsres when Nj Moore and Mr House, Of
pa+ricE-s counsel objected 70 questions. At
one point when Mr.. House cOntradicted Mr Os-
horne fatty Nh Osborne loudly inquired if he
we're in q barrOom or a court of justice. MI
Moore objected al another time until Recorder
Goa said.
If you DO not cease l viii direct that YOU he
,er7o.ed from the courtroom for disorder
David L. short. the other witness to The viii.
testified that he was acquainted with the late
william 81 Rice. and that between May. 1900
and the time of Mr. Rice's death, in September
or that year. he visited him twelve or fifteen
,fn,ee n his apartments. at No 3o0 Madison
ave lIa ..as accompanied on all the visits by
Morris Meyers.
Asked about june 80. 1900, the day Of the sign
ing ar -e disputed viii. the witness said he saw
Nj. Rice n his dining room. He first saw the
viu in alr Rcc's hand.
.pid you see Mr.. Rice sign that paper asked
llr House
q did. He signed it four times: once on each
paee. Al Nr. Rjce'a request / witnessed each
one of ms signatures. -,
Tie witness told ia great detail how MI f'lCe
Got pen and sat down and wrote his name AT
The bottom Of each OF the four pages OF the
document . ra
F7ftb Avenue T.ust Company assignment ana
-ba : f. deposit vault order. He said ne Sa"
a. - sign them all while he witnessed the
Mr. o. TpI 1.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
CRICKET.
NEW YORK ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES
CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE FOR
THE SEASON.

The executive committee of the New-York Cricket
Association yesterday at the Grand Opera
House for the purpose of drawing the cham
pionship schedule the ensuing season. Delegates
in attendance from Brooklyn, Columbia Oval.
Manhattan. Paterson. Newark, Essex County and
Branch Brook clubs The last named is reorgani-
zation of the Kearny Club, which will this year
which has been prepared by the Commissionsr Of
Branch Brook Park The following is the cham
pionship schedule:
;Iay q Manhattan vs. Columbia oval Prospect Paris
Newark vs.. Branch Brook at Branch Brook Park
sNswss Columbia oval r:.I a. Branch snE BROOK st
June 7@Paterson vs. Branch Brook at Paterson Brook
Newark. at Prospect Park.
Brook Park. Newark Paterson Manhattan. at
June 2l--cournbia oval Essex county at Williams
ordse' PaterSon VS. Bro1kSn al R5 SaIes'n Brook Park
Newark; Branch Brook vs.. Brooklyn at Branch Brook
July 5&BrookIyH vs. Columbia oval. Prospect Fsrk
Newark MaShattan vs Paterson az Prospect Park.
July 12-Branch Brook vs. Columbia oval at Erane1
Paterson; Brooklyn vs.. Manhattan, Prospect Park Park
Newark; Columbia oval vs. Paterson, At Williams Jams,
bridge; Essex County Manhattan at Branch Brook
July 26%coIumba oval vs. Brooklyn wtlamsO5idsss:
Newark; Manhattan Branch Brook, at Prospect
Ausgs5 oval vs. N9SaTR at ps1 wamSOrds'
August s@Branch Brook VS.. Newark. Branch Brook
Park, Newark; Brooltyn vs. Paterson at FrDspeG, ph
Park. Newark
August ie-Paerson Newark Paterson RroOsiy1 il-
Brook. at Prospect Park; Columbia oval
Manhattan, Williamsbridge.
August 23.-Paterson Columbia Oval At Paterson
Brook Essex County, at Branch Broot<
Park Newark: Newark Manhattan at Branch
Brook Park Newark.
August 30-Essex County Brooklyn, at Branch BrooS
Park Newark Branch Brook Manhattan at
Branch Brook Park Newark.
September 6-Branch Brook Paterson. Branch
Park. Newark Brooklyn Newark, at Pros
pect Park. -.
September 1sCoumbia Oval Branch Brook az WIZ
amSbridge; Newark Essex County az Branch
Brook Park, Newark.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
ATHLETICS AT CORNELL.

ITHACANs FEAR MEETING WITH MICHIGAN.
Ithaca y Y March Is tSpeciaD--CornelTs
chances for winning the dual track meet with NIchi
gan, which is to take place Saturday at Ann
Arbor. slim. Although Sears will probably COM
pete in the dashes contrary expectation neither
Captain Young the dashcs. Ketchum, OS. in
the hurdles. viii be available, both account Of
sickness The thirteen men from whom Trainer
Jack Moakley will chouse the team are these,
Dashes-Sears. Rogerq. Pistts. Vincent and War
rem sS0-yard run Mccarthy and smith, mile run.
Trott and MCNeekan. hurdles. Walton and Won
negut; shot put. F. !. Porter and Rogers. high
jump. Knapp, II. r Porter and BeSlS, pole vault
Fredericks Meissntr and Carroll
Many college oarsmen and probably more college
professors favor the substitution Of the three-miIe
for the four-me college boat race Dean HOratiO
s White. of Cornell. who is alumnus OF Harvard
in the class OF - and who has long been Identified
with Corneirs rowing interests. i'm recent letter
to THE Harvard Crimson discusses Tho question
and gives the opinion or Coach Courtney
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
PoOLRoon PRISONERS N COURT.
THEIR LAWYER ASKS FOR A DISCHARGE But
THEY ARE HELD FOR EXAMINATION on
NEXT SATURDAY.

Cantain Frank Kear, Of the West Sixty-eighth-st
station. who made raid on an alleged woman
nooIroom at No 100 West Sixty-fourth-st on Mon
dav was in the West Side court yesterday with
tl,rea of his prisoners whom he arragned before
Magistrate Meade on n charge OF conducting
gambling house.
The prisoners were John Small, OF No. a Central
Park West; Edward Ellis, Of No. 1867 Lexington
ave. and Lottie Maxwell, "ho Is alleged to he the
ryoprietor Of tho raded place. Two other pris-
orers were arrested Monday by Captain Kear,
Mrs Bella Bushnell and her Sster-n-aw. May
I}Ishicll both O whom gave No. 20 East seventy
sixth-st as their addresses The two latter were
taken sick at the station house Monday night
after the raid and were unable to be present in
court this morning.
The three prisoners arraigned represented
by i. J. Iudvch. g lawyer. OF No 320 Broadway,
vho asked that the prisoners be discharged the
ground that there evidence other than the
uresencc in the Of "A racing chart and some
other paraphernaa. They held for examna-
ton on next Saturday IN the station house bonds.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
DIR. LOEB Of LIES DTy4UCS.


,NrE1le-r MERELY ESTABLISHMENT or NE
cHANIcAL BQuILHEIvN. HB SAYS.
Before the largest audience ever gathered in
schermerhorn Han. Dr Jacques Loeb. the / nj
s-erzi-v Of Chicago professor whose recent BIO
logical discoveries have interested the SCIENTISTS
rs.e the first Of d series Of lectures on The Dy-
rsrics Of Living Matter at Columbia University
,e-ter8av The keynote of his address was that in
-enigence does not lie behind the phenomena OF
human life but that that intelligence which seems
intellect is .u reality merely rhe establishment OF
the mechanical equilibrium. Or. Loeb said. in part
want simply TO present a number Of simple facts
g. regard getting control over life and TO give
some hints that may lead 10 further discussion.
The present lecture propose 70 devote To the dis
cussion Of the general chemical characteristcs of
7ifa- All living Organisms carry energy ia the form
chemical energy. One OF the greatest difficulties
The explanation OF the characteristics OF chemi-
pr-- Initiation Of life phenomena I'm the laboratory,
and then only IT such high temperatures that they
-arr774rarrely low temperature compared with the
ence in technique. not 4 difference in principle.
The body. instead OF using high temperature or
which while participating in chemical actions,
accelerate them.
that there is an intellect At work. We store food
IN times Of abundance which We use up in time OF
How is this so II there is no intelligence Al
work. TWO years ago II was discovered that some
o. The agencies of the body have reversible ac-
rious. ard work syntheticaIy, a. well as analytic-
sllE- The bo6y's cells store up fat, and th'n III
time Of need consume fat
Following this Dr. Loeb went into Il deeply tech
tl~aI discussion % the general mechanical charac-
terisi-s o. life dealing especially with oxidation.
This part OF the lecture brought no new theories.
tu- was simply q SceniInc exposition OF the prln-
ciples which govern human life or- Loeb VIII give
his second lecture to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
oEELcL4Ls ZOE WRESTLING uATCH.

The following is list Of the officials selected for
the wrestling championships of the Metropolitan
Association Of the -mateur Athletic Union. which
will be held at the New Polo Athletic Association
One-hundred- -and-twenty -ninth-st. and Park-avs.
on next Friday and Saturday. Referee-John Stsil
New-York Turn Verein. Timers-Charies J. Diegss
Pastime Athletic Club Julius n. Hoffman. New
York Turn Verein; NJ. Bishop. New-York Athletic
Club; Thomas F O'Brien. Warren Athletic CLUB
and John T. DOlling. Xavier Athletic Association
wegheTs-R Kennedy. Star Athletic Club: George
r Hoffman Anchor Athletic club; L. ". Holschuh.
St Georges Athletic Club, and Frederick Delaney
Xavier Athletic Association MISUNDERSTANDING
Fl. Jaggers National Athletic club Clerk OF
cOurse-P. A Clerkiu. Catholic Club Assistant
clerks-W Johnson New Polo Athletic Association;
J. McHugh Pastime Athletic Club; j. F. Joyce,
St Georges Athletic Club. and ]. Mahoney. Knick-
erbocker Athletic Club.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
ACCIDENT MARS LAST RACE.
KING DELLIS FELL AT THE STRETCH, But
10 LOCkEN WAS LNLL-RE


san Francisco March lS.-The last race Oak
land to-day marred by accident. Jockeys
TroXlcr and J. Matthew had narrJw escapes from
serious injury. King Dellls fell the stretch turn
ard Mcnamara stumbled him. Neither boys
horses hurt
Three faVOrites won. RansCh had to ride Lady
MeddlesOme hard to win the nth race by neck
from Limelight. a $50 to l shot. who 40 l
for the place. Del Signo. favOrite in the two-year
old race. off the start. and ORC Viva
beat him a neck. Green Morris to-day sold Auto
light and Harry Slower for a good price. Light
Firs, race selling eishths OF a NJ. l.
JacxsonI. 5 TO l. second Rice -,ConIey). IL
/. third. Time. 1;29>a. Syce Light all Baldo
Whaleback. Morenso. Rasp Ia Borgia. SnOwberry and
Ting a ling also ran.
kenru. to l. won Del Segno, los tConleyl, 2's 20
second: -Altawan. l03 (Ransch). 1. third.
05O. Carinettc Katanga. Nenecia Dotterel and Pres
also
Third race ,seven-e eighths n mie)-Beau Orulonie
I2O CBirkenruth. even Nara c., 115 tHowson>.
Ia second. Dean Swift. 100 IL. Jackson. to I,
third Time. l:2g%4 RI Fonse, Sir Dougal. Helen
smith Gold Raron also ran
Tower Candles los H. Jackson. 5. DR..
Boyle. 113 0rkenruthl Ss to l. second; Mike strauss
100 UIoar', II t" !, third Tine 1:22- san venado.
DuUed and Einstein also ran
selling. mile and dfty yardsI-Isdy
Medilesome. l0 VanSchl. to 10. won IImelight. 2S
tHoari i50 second. Grand Sachem 10S tJ Dalyi.
l. third. Time. 1+6- Tizons, Burdock. Wohurst.
SuneO. kickumbob and Tufts also
sixth race selling. seven-eIghths OF a mile,-DoIly
WeithoT i02 tBirkenruth), TO l. won: DR. Bernays
l04 e.. pal0 IS 10 l. second Marshal Nell; ~"
wilt and Aloha II also ran King Delis and Mcnamara
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
WILL Explain OLruPI4N G4HES
THE WEST AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES WILL.
BE VISITED BY MISSIONARIES.

Chicago March 1S-WiHam Hale Thompson.
chairman Of the committee on preliminary ath~
Ietics OF the Oympian Games Association. Will
leave tomorrow foI the West While away hA
will endeavor work up enthusiasm over the
OIympian games among colleges and athletic asso-
Citations II is expected that through the efforts
of Mr.. Thompson. the Western athletes Will gain
a clear idea Of the scope and intention Of the
In line with this work IT. J. Furber. Jr-- lSverne
w Moves and eX Judge ,. r. Payne viii leave for
Europe i'm June to confer with the representa- tives
of the foreign governments relative To- the games
and 10 the support and help To he given by the
E,urOpean governments. President Furbsr Is pre-
Dsrtng a nsw prospectus Of the games. which will
be nut in the hands of the intercollegiate commit
tee 10 be sent to the various universities in order
to inform them of the plans Of the officials.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
WILL KILL THOUSANDS FOR SPORT.
MANY ENTRIES AND MANY VICTIMS FOR

MANY ENTRIES AND MANY VICTIMS FOR
LIVE BIRD SHOOT IN KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo, March 1S-The Grand American
Handicap live bird tournament which will be held
in Kansas City from March 81 10 April inclusive.
will attract the number of wing shots that
participated in any shooting tournament, ac-
cording Elmer E Shaner. manager of the Inter
state Association, under whose auspices the big
will be held. Mr. Shaner arrived here to-day.
He came arrange the details for the Grand
American Handicap
The entry list already has 2l5 names, and the
entry books be open until Sa aturday. Post
entries will be received until the first man has shot
al bird Mr.. Shaner said that there would
be eighteen thousand birds trapped during the
shoot seventy-fve hundred of which will be used In
the handicap race Most of the birds now in
the city. -
The handicap committee will meet at the Midland
Hotel in this city March p.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
HOSPITAL CHANGE OPPOSED.

NI-u-Y0RK DOCTORS Want Wards ISLAND RUN
As FORMERLY.
A. largely attended meeting Of the New-York
County Medical Association held Monday evening
81 the Academy Of Medicine. the following resoIu-
iions were unanimously passed:
To HIS T-x.ellencz the Governor Of Now-York:
where's, I.unacy BiI No. 36s. recently passed by
the legislature has abolished the positions ot the
two medical superiutendCuts at Wards Island,
New-Ycrk. IL has placed two officers under one
head. thus putting over four thcusand insane
Patients under management T. ana ..-,
Where's. The supplemental on aIntnqlns pm pm
No IS now before the legislature, restoring these
positions SO that the divisions OF the hospital as
they formerly -CXisted-One Tor men ana one LOT
VcmeU-may be maintained. ,,.-,
Resolved That the Ncw-York County Medical
Association heartily indOrseS this amendment ana
advocates its immediate passage.
Letters have been written 10 Governor odel TO
the same effect by mapy Of the leading physicians
Uf the city. including Abraham jacob: William !.
Ball Charles McBurney Austin fIni. francls
DelafrG and NJ Allen starr.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
WILL MANAGE AQTARTCH.
SECRETARY GPANT. OF BIOLOGICAL SO
CIETY. SAYS SOCIETY VOTED TO AC-
CEPT TRUST or FEBRUARY IS.

Madison Grant, secretary Of the Ncw-York
geological Society, said yesterday that the society
would soon take over and manage the Aquarium.
He said that Senator Stranah&n at the request of
the city authorities. had introduced bill in the
legislature providing that the Aquarium be taken
out Of the jurisdiction of the city authorities.
told in The Tribune yesterday. Mr.. Grant con-
tinued:
Nayor Low and President William r. Wilcox, of
the Park Board. have requested the New YORK
geological Society to assume the control and man
ageuent of the Aquarium. with a view 10 taking It
ont of the influence Of politics and placing II on
scientific basis The society was at first reluctant
10 assume this burden, because Of it's already great
ask Of managing the 26l comprising
the Ncw-Yorl1 Geological Park However, at the
meeting Of the executive committee, held at the
home Of Levi y. Morton, president of the society
on February IS, the society voted 70 accept the
trust i'm case il rendered by the city.
There is practically doubt that the Aquarium
will be turned to us. Under new manage
r,ent its spherc Of usefulness can be widened ana
the money spent il will be productive OF better
results than has been the case IN the past
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
ORDINARY CARD AT Ew-ORLEANs.

New-OrIeans March 1S.--To-day's card ordi-
nary and Van Hoorebeke, who won the fourth race
was the only winning favorite. Weather clear;
track good Summaries:
First race zone mile eghth-GIade Run. 10 IT
Wnlshl to l. won: Tammany. 80 o. Miller),
second. Loves Labor, 1l3 tWeirl. TO l, third Time
SOL Warranted Woodstock Erne Nayllus. ,fsnc cry
Nolautine also
,OtIs, : 10 J. won: -Four e. los Lindsey, 20
5 second: King Taus 96 &C. Thompson so To /. third
Time II5i4 IAzzie A. Tuckpaw. Competitor, The
Fronze Demon Afra and also
Third race -four Eufala lO5 undsey), to
l Won Maverick no young. 10 . second; Tom May
bin iI3 slack, 3. third. Time. O4o. Step
Around The Don Germany and Electric also
Fourth race selling. mie)-Van HoOrebeke 10T
HIelgeson) q 10 won Mr. Phnizy, 100 IT. Walsh, 8
to g. second Jena, lO7 lE Rooertsonl 10 third Time
I:45% Digby Bell Iron and BIN also ran
Fifth race tsix furlongs-Divonne 100 tW. Wado) 20
70 l. won: Tobacco. ll3 CE Walsh. IL TO l.
second: LADY Alberta. 1903 (Otis 20 70 l. third Time
1:1+ia Sir Christopher. sim W. Lazy hen' "eru ana
Lady Brockway also ran 20,
Sixth race seven acknowledgements % &C. Thomp-
SOM Is To g. won: Add. 30 tare IS 20 second; Gov
ernor Boyd 100 Lindsey, II TO ]. third Time 1:2S
Mamie j. Iaureata Pharaoh. Lofter; Fl Moran. Bonnis
Halle Utuize Specia and Springer also ran
seventh race (seling; six and ons,haK f1rlonssl-@
Money to won; Merida 81 (Earlel
q 10 second: Incidental. lo7 Cindseyl 70 l. third
Time i;22 McAlbert. Badge Bell Anorosa' Succasunna
sam Lazarus Cereal and Moroni also ran
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
QUARTERS F0R BURNED OUT TROOPS.

The I.cnox Lyceum has been selected as the tenn
porary home of the list Regiment and the head
C,,artars of the First Brigade. The subcommittee
Of the armory president Fornes Tax Com
missioner Wells aud General George Moore Smith
made its report. TO the armory board yesterday
recommending the rental Of the Lyceum for a year
t s160o0 with the privilege of renewal for another
ysar John u Crimmins. the owner of the building
has said hc would include all furniture and also the
building i'm Ffty-nnth-st- adjoining. Temporal ry
Quarters for the First Signal Corps secured
the Central Park Riding Academy. No s2s Seventh
aye These include the tanbark ring and lockers
for two nights each week at a rental Of 81 100 a