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New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
GOLF.
CHTERLoNTE WINS OPEN CHAMPION
SHIP AT GARDEN CITY-TRANls
TIES FOR SECOND PLACE.

With a comma noing lead from the previous cay >
MAY Lawrence AuchterlOnie finished hrst III the
open golf championship al Garden CRY yesterday
"A. received 500 IN cash gold medal and the Gus
tody OF the 5000 championship trophy Tor the en-
s,,ins vesr Auchterlonie's victory may be consid-
cred a triumph for homebred professionalism Tor
ror 20 his appearance IN this country three years
sgo he played amateur lie Is the pf"ies-
sonal al the Glen View Golf club, 81 Chcaso' anu
seems 20 have acquired the breezy Western styie
Of doing things for his strokes have dash ana
nnish that make his game brilliant one 10 "a'on'
Stewart Gardner the Garden city professional
"a with Walter J. Travis for second place win a
ore of Sls II is the frst time an amateur haS
On a place in these contests and marks the s'eaNs
sproach of amateur skin toward proieSslo"a'
fandards As Travis could not accept his prize IN
ssh ne asked the committee 70 devote $" oi the
r-oney toward a fourth prize leaving the nal"n,'
n silver plate. Last year Gardner "ae ioII'''
,iu Smith OF the Midlothian Golf Club, 81 'hi-
AGO cot fourth place and $50 John Shippen of
The Marine and Field Club. of Brooklyn, was hith'
with score OF SIS and received So. ShiIIfh use
60 be a caade on the Shnnecock Hills INKS h's
father being the colored preacher AT the near
Indian reservation In the open championship al
shinneoock IN l6 the other professionals protested
gainst shippen's entry the ground oi ms ooloI'
tut the protest was, of course. dlsalo"eu -I'
Improvement IN form has been steady ana sr1uIs
& and his place yesterday Was wei oeseiNeN
d IN Anderson champion last year. got sixth pIae''
.nd with A. $50 Anderson has not been al ms
best OF late and his game on the opening DAY sa'T
his friends little encouragement. Seventh p.8'e
went 10 Charles Thom. the Van tortsnol pioieS
sional who got $50; Harry Turpe, h''aso
golfer was eighth. and received $40 WINE ~,
Ross brothers. Donald and Alexander were H'u.'' 80,
.rd tertb respectively. and received in turn $40
and s25
The awards were made az a gathering on -,
players IN the afternoon. and were cohauo'eu -
the executive Committee-R. h. Robertson; > "a "A
Heehner J. A Stilman. q. Herbert " Nlhu'''' '''0
Maturin Balou -s-. ,.bt,r
The morning play started IN a heavy nus w. w.
later changed 10 4 drenChinc downpouT, hul nom
81 the contestants seemed affected 10y the We"'i'.
In fact the averaged lower man on ~ 80 -
preyious. and consistently good ALGSNtis
made the hest store for the single day llaE
l4s-Uhich Is also a new record Tor that dlslS
Most of the men viii appear Al Fox ftlAs on ~. -
day. where a TWO DAYS tournament mas ht'l a.
ranged Tor them under the auspices of the FOX
His Club. The summary follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FAST TRIP To BOSTON.
ACTUAL RUNNING TINE OF MACHINE. THIR-
TEEN HOURS AND FORTY MINUTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin r. Mabley have just finished
fast trip this city and Boston IN sn auto
mobile. The machine is a fifteen horsepower easo-
lene automobile and the start Was made from this
city al 2:S0 p. Thursday, five and half hours
after the reliability contest started IN front OF
the clubhouse Of the Automobile Club Of America
NIr and Mrs Mabley arrived al NeW-Hayen at 6
% m and left New Haven the morning at
Il 81 arriving Hartford at -35 D. LvRNins
Hartford 4 2. m, Springfield was reached al 5--5
p. m. Friday evening
Yesterday morning al l0:55 o'clock they left
SprinEhed for Worcester. reaching il AT .55 p- n
Leaving Worcester at 40 p. m, the machine
reached Boston last night So o'clock the actual
running time being Is hours and ~ minutes. The
roads reported good most Of the way. but
Mr and Mrs. Nabley were drenched with rain be
fore BOSTON reached.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON RIvE9srnu
DRTVE

What is conceded by the majority of real ss,,..
experts one OF the best sites for private dvy.u
ing houses in this city is One-hundred- -and-stx,s
st and Riverside Drive. Here i've new dwelling
houses are being built They are nearlv oor,'
pleted. and are now open for inspection as thew
are tor sale. IL truly be said that thew ara
among the most artistic examples Of donast,s
architecture in Riverside Drive. A well knnwn
real estate expert. who had travelled In ano.,
every country OF the world said one day as Ss
stood In Riverside Drive, looking az the inposne
dWelIlng houses and other buildings and the AZ
HShttuI scenery on every hand: The words whirb
used 20 flash almost daily before my mental visior
were, See Paris and die but now il is thsss
words, TO be In Riverside Drive is 70 live This
remark was made some years ago. Then River.
side Drive really only in its infancy. to-dav, M
charms are many times greater The houses IN
question are offered for sale by H Ives Smith AZ
No. 4S1 Fifth-ave Believing that the fear =, y y
coaI Famine and the present high prices for coal
may influence prospective purchasers OF private
houses, MT smith VIII guarantee 10 furnish 10 the
buyer or any one # these houses all the coal he
may require for ensuing year at S6 a ton.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
conuISSIoNER HOSES RrS,cvs

=, oct ll-Commissioner Rerrard
81 'Ses. mead OF the Department OF Pnh,i,, II
suueuon ior the Philippine Islands has ,rrt,,s,
leuer TO Governor Taft. resigninr ,bs oon,"
,n IN order that he may return -
~ ''i'e'slty OF California. where he occun,ss
- 4@I' OF history and political economy His
IT,. rom the university expires next JuIv
the place IN tSee ~ added 10 the Importance OF
n viii s.u I the latter has decided 10 return
bv W. :, the Philippines in January going
III ASA and Europe for six months.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
For other sports see page ten.
MASKED HEN HOLD Up TRAIN.
EMPRESS CAR ROBBED WITHIN FOUR MILES
OF LINCOLN NEB

Lincoln Neb. oct il.-Three masked men held
up the Pacific Coast Express Of the Burlington
Road four miles from Lincoln shortly before ?
O'Clock this mornng. They used explosives on the
express car. shattering IL badly. and secured about
s. 54lO in money and Valuables from the safe
The train, which few minutes late. IN
charge Of &. A Lyman. conductor. and a. 1. Clay
burg engineer. on th- crest OF a hill midway be-
tween Lincoln and MoodaNn the robbers stopped
the train. The express car was cut from the train
and sent ahead short distance. The robbers first
fired two or three shots into the and then
opened n and dynamited the safe Fourteen pack
ages said Sl00 each, were taken together
with other ValUables- The two men who IN
the then hade the trainmen good morning.
jumped from the and disa pgeared IN the dark
ness. The pasSengers were not mOlestcd. nor
the trainmen asked for their personal property.
The train was run hack 70 Lincoln, the wrecked
eISress taken out, and at o'clock II resumed
- journey. the original crew going out with IL.
Following IL engine carrying Police Chief
hoagland. Detective Malone. with his two blood
hounds. and three policemen. AT the scene q the
holdup the hounds took the scent and the pursuit
OF the robbers began. Every town and village mar
Shal ana every county sheTiu IN Southwestern Ne
braska informed OF the robbery
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
PLAY FOR CUPS AT PLAINFIELD.

Plainhed, n J.. Oct. Il CspeciaD. There vas nnal
play FOR the Schoonmaker cups. putting AND ap-
preaching, on the Hillside Tennis and Golf tluo
course to-day Miss Van HerUerden and ". l.
Glenney won by a score Of S Summary
Miss Van Herwerden W I. Cheney. q. Mrs J <
Elske and Robert Abbott. :. Miss Gilmore and Il IS
Nfight. > Miss GLADYS kaufman and Dudley II pa
rows 9 MIR. and Mre r J. Patterson 10. M and MIS-
T. 7. BarroWs 10
The result of the weekly competition for the goh
committee cup Il follows.
Duncan n Bullley. ~ $50. Olaf Saugsad lo2. ID
-, q. " Abbott, S5. s-9i c A Stoyer. no la-ts'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
Static or GLADSTONE UNVEILED.

LORD RoSEFERY MAKES Al ELOQUENT ADDRESS.
Glasgow oct. ll.-Lord RosebeTy this after
noon unveiled statue Of Mr. Gladstone In
George square representing the statesman as
attired IN the robes OF Lord Rector of Glasgow
University. An immense crowd was present.
Lord Rosebery made an eloquent address hut
avoided commenting upon Mr.. GIadstones pSait-
ical career soU the reason that men Of all creeds
had contributed 20 the memorial He. however,
eulogized Mr.. GladstOne's character, talent in
dustry and labors along the lines OF religion and
lIfaraflIra
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
NORWOOD PARK IN PAYMENT FOR p...
ERTY HERE

George r. Wallace has sold Nos Is4s
Seventh-ave.. No. 1856 Seventh-ave and ~. ~
and 800 Manhattan-ave. all six story modar- sI
vator apartment houses. to James w Cunnin.s'e
of the Stock Exchange firm of Elingwood a sm cm
ningham. and Thomas p. McKenna a Iayrre eln.
this city. He took in part payment Norwood q
az Long Branch, y J., which owned hr rrifk
man l.. Munro. the publisher. IN the trans.ssor. sor.
the apartment houses figured at s5OaO0o ana Seon
wood Park at 81 .O0O.G00 N w.
IL was said some time ago that negotiatior. - .
been begun to purchase the apartment hOuss az, asa
critics by the Majestic Realty Company 4 rna5p. p5op.
hotel II is said. will be built at Norwood PARK
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
4 FAREWELL ZOE DR. PIOD4.

reception and banquet will be held on Wednes-
eHy, october p. at the Lexington Opera House in
h0nof OF the departing Swiss Minister Plenipo-
y tenuary. Dr J. B. Pioda. The New-YoTk Swiss
Niuo VIII be the host. and viii provide AZ inter
et'e programme. Swiss music BY the United
So,,ss, sinsing Societies Of NeW-York Hudson
rnsn ane paterson. addresses in English Ger
= lcSst,. snc italian, and the presentation Of
,,ols cup 70 lDr. PiOda will be FEATURES OF the
rerTnS,s oy.niisnt- Al the Swiss societies Will be
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BASEBALL.

ONE RUN WINS FROM PITTsBURG CHAM
PIoNs.
Cleveland, Oct 1.-THE All Americans and Pitts
burg ball teams played another game to-day that
pitchers battle. But for Leach's error in the
seventh inning IL would have resulted in another
scOreless game, Friday. The error in question
allowed LaJote 10 reach first, whence he scored
hits by Wallace and Harley Young's pitching
a puzzle the National League players. Five thou
sand people the game. The score.
r n ?
All stars. ........-.-..O q O o n O o r-i
Ilttsburg ... ......... @ o o % 2
Batteres-Youne and sullivan. Phillpp and thinner
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SALE OF TROTTERS III KENTrcKY

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TEIBUSEl
Lexington. Ky. Oct 1.-The Woodard & Shank
lin auction sale OF trotters continued to-day
but prices raed low. Best sales as follows.
John =. TO &. :. 2s7. by Allegheny Boy-solicitor.
e. a. Harris Lexington 500
Medtrina T.. B by Rehection-Lishtrooi b,
Nutwooa. / r Brown RED Bank, \. J-.-..-..'., G4o
Frcnch's PoeTn. b. z. : by Poem-Ciraystone
Kinikin - SO
Miller by Barney wilkes. Banks Hudson. Danville
Ky........ ..,....-.-. -. SO
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
GJFT TO the 4RCHDr4cONRY.

The archdedconry Of NewYork has received d
gift valued several thousand dollars az the low
est estimate from Emene a Kemp. II is title 10
a lot e5xS76 feet on the side ~ Summit
IS feet east of nehundrd dnd-siXty hfth-st. What
uses are 10 be made of the parcel could not be
learned last night
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
.LANs FoR ANorHER suR-srArIoN

Fans We're filed yesterday the Bureau Of
Buildings. Manhattan. OF a three story brick sub
station 'power house) for the Rapid Transit Sub
WAY Construction Company. of No I Park Row
W vnis power house will be built No 225 and 227
VEST Frty -thtTd-st. being 20 feet front bv rs 10
fset In depth The cost is placed az sS5 O0 panI Z,
hunter OF No. p Park Row Is the architect
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
sILLEcK CAPTAIN AT \. Y. T..

A. a meeting of the track team Of New-York
University on Friday afternoon Walter NJ Sillecls
0A 81 NeW-Nork City, elected captain. and
Edwin : Peck %, also OF New York manager for
the ensuing year. Most Of last years team are
available and the incoming freshman class con-
tains several former interscholastic stars A good
team Is promised.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
PLAY IN RAIN AT MoNrcLA1R

Montclair. y. J.. Oct. Il CspeciSD.-On the Mont
clair Golf Club links this afternoon there was
play, despite the rain. for the Freeman prizes and
Tor tho club championship. For the former A \
Dslano beat Paul Harrison up. 20 20. T. r.
Russell beat Paul Wilcox 4 up. 3 20 go. T T
heio heat Allen Kennaday up 2 10 20 ] N
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN.

Jennings-st.. north side, 72 feet west a, r,,.
Place. two and half story brick parsonazA ,Aas
T. Howell architect: 5000 nary
Hughes-ave west side. $50 and us sas+ r.
hundred -and-eight -third-st two fuo nortn 81
frame dwelling houses. 20x5515 feet. "a, Sory
Tesoro owner; Charles $ Clark. architect ;rpamnsna
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
changing the stable into. studio ana
1900. c. n. Kent. jr.. is the architect IN co
no ALrFR CArHoLIc cur-n.-

Plans were hled for alterations to the churc,
completion OF the present church bu;ldt- OF the
one story high. When completed the nS which IL
be four story and basement. The Cost sSnssrcn vii
A. De Meuron. of Yonkers. is the architssst" t"o"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS

oSd-st Nos 225 and 227 West for a three story
oIlck sut-Htdtion J1Nll5lO. Rapid Transit Sub
way construction Company. No q Park Row
owner. I 9 Hunter No 81 Park Row architect SS5 coo
lusth-s', No ~ 70 20 East one ami two
Story orck dwelling house with stable. 35xg9 and
[oS; n Burker No 205 East I4th-st. owner.
g II Griebel. No $50 5th-ave. architect -. 1900
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
HAyyA Ill WITH STOMACH TRoUBLE
CAMPAIGN TRIP-PHYsICIsS SAYS SENATOR
CAN SPEAK IN AFTERNOON.

lronton Ohio. oct n-Senator Hanna. who is
making campaign tour of the State. VAS taken
quite III here this morning. Or {. s Gray Of this
place who was called. said that il was a case OF
stomach trouble and that the Senator would be
able 10 speak this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SITE FOR HOTEL BOUGHT

The Provident Realty Company has sold 70 the
FhoenlX Realty Company Mes 254 80 and 25S West
Forty -second-st, plot t6Sx1Oo feet twelve story
hotel Will be built on the site.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ATHLETICS.

CoLUMBIA's ASSISTANT MANAGER
A meeting Of the Columbia Track Athletic Asso-
citation will be held tomorrow afternoon 10 elect
an assistant manager in place Of NJ l. Hitchcock
resigned. At present Nicholas Muller % College
Is the only candidate.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

COPAL CHURCH

The archdeaconry of New-York took title yester-
gay 10 parcel 2oxs6 feet the side of sum
HlI-ave Is66 feet south of hundred sixty.
hith-st. The papers hled showed that the property
A Kemp. So ~ N''i''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
MAYOR Low MAY TAKE UP TAX sUGGES-
TION

The suggestion ot the Chamber Of Commerce.
adopted as presented by committee on State and
municipal taxation that in the assessments of real
estate the land and the improvements should be
taxed separately has aroused considerable interest
IN real estate circles. Ii is said that Mayor Low
IL hkey 10 consider this suggestion soon, and that
the Board of Tax Commissioners will submit their
views 10 him on this subject. IL is further said
that an amendment Of the tax of the city
cnarter would be necessary before such method
ol assessment could be adopted. The leSisla tUre
rejected il
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
STUDIO INSTEAD OF STABLE IN MAcDoUGAL
ALLEY.

Flans We're filed yesterday for alterations q, a
TWO story brick stable at No. Is MacdougaI Alley
OF M which Mrs. William H. Draper of No. IS West
Ns"'h-sI' Is the owner The alterations call for
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
RIcHMoNp corNrY wTNs In noMr

team yesterday the Richmond ,roupt, rrl
Staten Island. by p holes 10 g. The results.
RICHMOND COUNTY FSsF-N ,o,,>,S,-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
NO $50 BROADWAY.

The ten story store and loft building. owned and
being built by the John W. Stevens Building
Company on this site stood for many years
the home OF Philip Hone. Mayor Of this city in
Is25 and 1875
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

WHOLE BLOCK IN UPPER WEST SIDE SOLD.
The Washington Heights Syndicate is reported
TO have sold the triangular shaped block bounded
by One-hundred and ninety -third-St. Audubon-ave
and Eleventh-ave. The plot has frontage OF $50
teet In One-hundred and ninety third-st A subway
station IS TO be built the site. David Stewart
was the broker in the deal
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

owners went n miserable end clinging this
false hope. OF all were failures in
vestors builders. and they lived see their
pectations OF the district more than realized. In
time the good DAYS came and they appeared under
such favorable conditions that il seems that their
permanency is assured Those who met with dis
appointment and ruin IN the old days OF the district
paved the way for these good times How did they
pave the way Well. they saw that the section was
an ideal nome district. ana thdt It's location was
such attract hundreds OF persons with large
and small sums to invest The buildings that they
erected were the best OF their kind In their day.
section was thing OF the past values soon reached
true basis the persons who then became the own
ings there able 10 ask lower rentals than the
former owners these lower rentals We're better
district and IN a little while there was demand
for apartments and other types OF buildings IN the
section that il had never before known But with
this growing demand values did not rise 10 false
height Better returns on Investments in the dis
triCt obtained than I'm almost any other part
Of the city and II can truly be said that there is
no section of the city where values are more
attractive Hundreds OF builders and big and small
Investors have found that they are able 10 make
,-,1ra IL. S-a,,
similar sums invested in other parts OF the city
According To experts this is the time 10 buy dwell
ing houses apartment and fiat houses.
A book was recently printed showing a large
number Of appraisals of property IN the section
made by number of experts. Here are some OF
the appraisals,
tween Columbus and Amsterdam aves., on a plot
2oXlO22 feet. between $1,000 and $1,000. dwelling
house in Seventy -fourth-st. on lot 2OXlO22 feet
between Central Park West and COlumbuS-aVe,
S'0O0, dwelling house in Seventy -fifth-St lot
Dxlg22 feet between Central Park West and Co
lumbus.ave. 81 500 dwelling house in seventy
Park West and Columbus-ave 4O00: dwelling
house, In Ninety-seventh-st., a lot 16xlo0 IL
S1, 80 dwelling house in Ninety y-seventh-st on
lot 9xleou feet between Central Park West and
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
THE SHUBERTS SECURE THE LYRIC
THE 'EvERYMAN' COMPANY ARRIVES FROM
LOHDON-OTHER NOTES

Reginald De Koven's Lyric Theatre. which he is
10 build IN FoTtysecond-st-. adjoining the Belasco
Theatre, was secured yesterday by Samuel : and
Lee Shubert by twentv-one year lease. The the
atre will be opened IN Octobr 1903. with an opera
which Mr; De Koven has written. II is not 20 b.
inferred that he built the theatre for the single
purpose OF staging this work. but the managers saw
thdt they expect 10 produce more II his operas
there than anything else. Mr. De kuven has con
tracted 20 write for this theatre exclusively.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Raoul PuGno the French pianist. arrived yester-
DAY on the steamship La Lorraine, from Havre
lie had been escorted 10 his sailing point by a
delegation Of professors Of the Paris Conservatory
IN WHICH he holds the position OF honorary profes-
sGI- ar Fugno gave recital in the salon OF he
snip curing dense fog when the horn was ker,
BUSY he did not enjoy the voyage His roiIr
q ems IN Boston with the Symphony Orchestra 1r
october Il on October p he is play al tsrnegis
nan with Walter DamrOschs orchestra. Fortv Re-
citals have been booked in all - ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Six nve story hatlouses with stores on a plot
HooxlN feet at the southeast OF Forty-hfth-
81. and Sixth-ave. Is reported to have been sold
ihe Ihe property is owned by the estate of Jane b.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
OAKLAND BEATEN AT ENaLEwoon
FNGLEV-OoD
OAKLAND

cnglewood met the Oakland Golf Club v.s,.rs.,.
the Engewood links. and won by ss holes :, .
80
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

dinner will BE rendered Pietro Mascagni at the
Hotel Savoy az 7. m. to-day by the Pietro Mas
cagnl Society Of this city
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

The Manhattan will close it's doors afts, ,s
performance Of a Rose o Plymouth Tou,D., on
SATURDAY night until the appearance Of Mrs Fiske
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Inc Manhattan Will close it's doors after the
performance Of "A Rose o Plymouth Town" ON
SATURDAY night until the appearance Of Mrs Fiske
IN Mary Of Magdala ''SAe
MISS Edith Wynne Matthison. who will pls, IN.
leading part in "Everyman.' arrived on the stem,
snip 81 Louis yesterday. representative of tbe
EIzabethan Stage Society OF London also arrived
ana ACCOMPANYING them were twentv-eieht r,o-,
btFs OF the company for the productioD 90 -
Itoi a4Ity AT MendelSsOhn Hall on Mou64, r;,k,
LIe actors VIII retain the allegorlr rbsr9cta
ssl'lr laits 10 the extent Of emitting their psr,
from the ''''' names
II Is announced that there is 10 ba r,o-a ..
tommy hoi than was at first anticipatai f- -
opening 81 Mrs. osborn's playhouse on Octots- a,
a new part which has been added will bs -. !,
Dy Aliss tNtiyn Ncshit. formerly Of ~ a. a.
seA'e' ana the Wild Rose COMPANY '0iord
me Iercie Litt"rare Franco American g.,.. 49,
Aioi'i"h at the Carnegie Lyccum las, go. !.
= mems Si5 pictures of Paris scenes for tho .ha =
7rsnab utt Ior French children win = u. OF
IHis afternoon and evening there will he Co.,,
concerts AZ the Eden Muse '' sacred
1-'t''lht against Walter Gleason formerly.
s'1ee manager Tor the Amelia Binsba,, , - -
~ Nl'hura"n by Lloyd Bingham in rbe -
I'D Si CoIit Yesterday morning after NJ CO"
49, " ieiTacuon OF an Obiecticr- ~ tl..,Ii ,,,Ii