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New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
GOLF.
OFFICIAL HANDICAPS GIVEN TO MEM.
BERS OF NEW-JERSEY LEAGUE.

Lionel n. Graham. chairman Of the Handicap
Committee of the New-Jersey State Golf Associa-
tOn has issued the list OF official ratings for PLAY
belonging to that association. In all. fifteen
clubs have been included in the Hist, which is the
first ever issued the total embracing 1.l5s names
The handicaps range from 10 II. the scratch men
being Howard A Colby. of Essex County; Archi-
bald Graham, of the North Jersey Country Club:
G NJ Hamilton and Louis p. Bayard jr.. Of Baltust
rOI As showing the present strength OF the
ciation, the individual clubs have received ratings
on the following basis: BaltusrO, go; Englewooi
80: Coonia, Is; Essex County. 10l; Glen Ridge, Y
Golf Club of Lakewood. II: HaCkensack. 80; Hill
side 122; Jersey City. 9s: Montcair. 1f; Morris
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
A7BIrrrS GrlRD rolLS " cBIclGo.

Mrsct5.AE ,-IlIEGE MEN HOLD UEFEArGrs y
-BAriIHoJsE JOHNS DISTRICT N Ink -
Chicago April Eighty OF the most m's'u. t-
ana hrawuy college athletes Rho could re to""t
t1 chicago vr~. chosen ar the MuniC.ra. Noier=
League 70 act as watchers AT the polls iI The Fl
Ward to-day and t1 head eT attempts 80 rlsS q
election t1-ti
Football players were r-s+- in demand ''- frs
purpose indicated and e." bulk o- rre va-rr~r
company was composed cf the biggest mon 'i ~.
rridi-on that could De- found Those UrH were
chosen because they are used 20 rough Tactics amt
,ouIi offer strong resstsu.s y force became Heres-
saw They were drawn from y. rfhv'-tsrr 6 n.-
varsIty the University oC Chicago. Nor-haasteru
University Law Sruo1I. Morgan Park Academy Sgf
from the lists ~ tho~s Who have been rr-'7it
rt..r!gtel from .ri'"..s and AvI|rE
trerp are Ri-h- Guard charles gibbons Flanagan,
Of tre Juivcr.ity ~ Chtr7So. John F. Nf7' for
rrer tackle the Iutversttc OF thicac' team ard
sx-t'aptaiu Edward perz. of N"rtlwr-rerG Uni-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02

The Glen Ridge Go'r club ha- resigned from tire
East Jersey ,of League leaving only hys mem
hers remaining TN that organization. These are The
East Orange Golf club. Elizabeth Town and t0un-
Try club. Forest FIN Ftetj club, M'rrtSt'"n Field
Club and South Orange FIeld club
The first open handicap ~ the spring season IS -
ne he'll on Saturday the country club ~ its'-
wood Entries close with William s. HsmItot
secretary Of the CLUB at Lakewood "u Friday evsu-
Ing.
The University Of Pennsylvania team VIII 1.7v ri s
first golf mattel Of the season ou SatirdEy a-t'.-t
the Overbrook team at the iatrer's irn=. ~ ON-~-
nrnok Penr-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
WHTsKEY rRrsp NOT ENJOINED
JUDGE LACoMBE HOLDS THAT SPIRITS DIS
TRIBUT1NG COMPANY MAY LEGALLY
BE DISSOLVED.

Judge I-aCombe OF the United States Circuit
Court. handed down an important decision yes
terQay affecting the rights of minority and major
ity stockholders Of corporations The decision was
on the motion OF Louis y Wndmuller ana Nathan
Blur minority stockholders 20 enj0in dissolution
CT the Spirits Distributing Company by tbs Dis
tillin6 Company Of America. the majority stock
holder. There was a decision along similar lines
three weeks ago in the United States Circuit Court
at Trenton Judge kirkpatrick then overrIlcd a
motion for an injunction. The plaintiffs
fled a brief in the United States Supreme Court
making the same contentious, and this suit was
moved by the defendants the United States
Circuit Court
IN his opinion Judge LaCombe says:
Practically the whole case of the plaintiffs rests
individually interested the abroEst-on this
contract may for dissolution uf the
corporation because ChriT doing VIII Indirectly
Ab-J.Cate the contract which minority Stockholders
fnG il for their individual interest TO Keep alive.
- Ttir contract bt separately with each stock
holder to pay him tI&eG sum for fixed term.
which dissolution viii not shorten u is imma-
terial whether the corporation be dissolved
But even # this be not 50, this court is inclined
concur with Judge kirkpatrick in the conclusion
that d majority sLJcEhoiGer may vote TO dissolve,
II he be influenced 10 that course by a wish
destroy contract beneficial to the corporation
but OnerOus to himself. Tie motion for injunction
IS denied and the stay vacated.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
T. CRICKET PLiN>.

The cricket department OF the knichsrbocker
Athletic club has elected the following othc'rs Tor
the ensuing season. Captain, e. H. p Grtthth,
,ice-captaiu T. y AsterIcy: secretary. +. +. Kelly.
No qS Danforth-avc.. Jersey city: committee -,
lanes u BOYD Alexander Forbes, y. G. Redwood
1, II f. Griffith ard +. +. Kelly
The crcketers expect 10 have the hee OF the tnf
tLnirkarhockrr oval at Eayoun@ for the season
Whcther they will play under the auspices OF the
knickcrboci.cr Athletic club or reorganization 81
the old Ncw-Jersry Athletic club appears Z" ne {"
them immatrral. Th" club has arranged games
with Havcrford College and the leading clubs "t
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
CYCLING.
PLAN TO PUT POLICEMEN On MOTOR
BICYCLES INDORSED - NOTES
AND COMMENTS

The plan suggested TO put at least a portion OF
the bicycle squad motor cycles suggested In
these columns was ndorsed by many practical
wheelmen yesterday. well as by several OF the
bicycle policemen themselves One prominent Of
ecal of the League of American Wheelmen said
that the plan ought to be tried for time at least
With a policeman d motor cycle. he said. ''the
drivers of automobiles who have been terrorizing
certain sections of the city could be brought up
with a short The motor cycle could De
started much more quickly stopped more quickly
and would travel faster than the average wheel
men would be able to go. l believe that II the fo-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
YALE LOSES TO GEoRGETOWN.
AN UNUSUALLY CLOSE AND EXCITING
CONTEST.


EGRAPH To TIE Ihih' Nj
.IVashiugtoI April Yale lost to Georgetown hN
q score Of @ t. in a. unusually close and exciting
Contest t,-sa- filed with uncertainties throughout
Georc4So.,r.s better fielding and CoX's Stea1
.crffct control. together with fales ra'h base
running unfortunate fielding and unlucky bases
on falls decided the game IN Georgetowns favor
An error and two bases on balls gave Georgetown
three free passes 70 hrst m the sixth inning. ana
couple OF infeld choice h7 forced In the hfs' run
An error a safe bunt, a second error and double
,lev combined with another error that should have
resulted In a triple play, gave tieorGetoWh htT
other yum in the ninth inning. Yale Mas remark
ably cool with bases; three Tt9rsetoMn n
men being put out at second base ana three "lSU
haing caught out at the home plate. An error ana
two singles scored Yale's only run De Saulles anu
EinsOW opcnrd the eighth and ninth innings, re-
epectivelv with triples but each one WAS put out
AZ The home plate, Winsow because he trled 10
stretch his hit into a home Score:
r l..
Georgetown .........o o !
o o q q O o-l " "
Ratteres-rox and Drill. for Georgeto%n "arVah ana
Jytrslov Impre-Mr. Belts Inn" "i game
Two
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
.. ,reaslrrer q the compsny. wIIl be in New-

clark treasurer os the company, will be IN New"
York to-day TO appear against Sears.
\eil McCalElm a dealer in commercial paper
- No "a broadway received letter ABOUT ten
dax-s ago from "A signing h1Insssli AlIItd =
Scsrs Of Geneva wing that he had some hotes
. 5iS,,oaa 81 which were good things, and that
he would be down 10 see McCallurn on -doi,Ias-
Sears n is alleged, called McCallufI on
- with A number of notes agSrega,LlHS s''Vo"
-o,,t lining the alleged signature OF Nalter a
.ClarL OF the stove company IIlo
(5a+acfiyes say Sears showed McCalurn me Iec.
oor1oInendaticns from the stove company, and mat
me notes were disposed of.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
BLACK FILI.I BY ST SIMON FOAIEp.

Lexington. Ky. April Lady Reel dam "f the
famous $50 Ooa Hamburg and the $4,000 Frankfort.
Yesterday foalcd q black hlIy by ST simon At
James r. kccnc's taStIeton stud. Mr.. kecne paid
8! 600 for the mare The hHy is the first get Of
St Simon he foalcd in thc United States. y full
hroth.~ cf the fitlN born last night. which came
from England AT the side Of the mare was recently
sold August Belmont for So 600 the highest price
ever paid for A suCklng. Mr. Keene up last
evening and may he able 10 visit Castleton and
Inspect the royally bred younESter tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
PELHAM CLUES IMPROvEMENTs.

The Pelham Country club is making improves
merits on its links in the way of widening ard
IengtheniaG It's course An interesting schedule oc
haudiCups and scratch contests Is also bctHE
cancel v.bier includes nCa matches with urunl-
irsf,s local clubs Negotiations are pending for
rhn alse OF additional prCuerty be converted into
a EasahaIt Hetd- squash court building for ping
ponr and a Switchboard table also being con-
Gfdorod for tne enjoyment of the members and their
friends
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
THINK FIRES WORK or An vcENDI4RE
MANY BLAZEs IN I-ETTERBoXEs OF HARLEM
FI-ATHOUSES RECENTLY

Residents Of Harlem in the neiGhborhood Of one
hundred-and-t thirtyA Afth-st. and MadisOn-ave. are
asking themselves If some one is not amusing him
self 10y starting fires in letterboxes in nathouses in
the ueiEhborhood. The arIihoiities say that the
fires are Of "A suspicious nature. and watch IS
being kept for the supposed firebuE
Early on the morning Cf March 2 larterbox fires
discovered In the vcstIhules Of the 1athouses
Nos. ~ and Ss West ne-hundred-and- thirty
IOurth-St. Last Sunday morning a fire found
IN the letter%oN IA the Vestibue Of the Ave
fathOuSe AT Ne. 90 West ODehGndred -and-t hirty-
hfth-st- This fire, in particular. considered of
4 suspicious nature.
Another fire believed TO have heen OF iucendiary
origin. occurred yesterday morning i'm letterbOx
IN the Ncstbule Of tn" five story flathouse No.
2l22 Madison ave. Though the fire promptly
put out by fremen. il greatly alarmed the tenants
some Of whom deecended fire escapes. while others
mounted 10 fhs roof Of the building and sought
refuge other roofs. When the flames put
the fi~omcn found evidence that the letterbox
had been Bffcd with papers.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
LIGHT HOLE Day ORSERTED.

Hazleton. Penn, Aprii THE anniversary OF the
granting Of the eight hour day in the bituminous
region observed by the miners of the Iazeton
district by general suspension OF work Onlv A
few collieries were in operation. and these were
crippled Tor lack OF men About five thousand
United Mine Workers paraded McAdoo this af-
ternoon Eight hour meetings held in every
hereabOuts tonight.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
Sports
3p6Rfsh
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

TENNIS-Court championships New-Aorh racquet ana
Tennis Club. m
GOLF.-Swannanoa Club, tournament, Ashevlhe' y. -
FASF-RAIf.-Co}umbia New-York University. ONO
Field, College Of City of New-Yorb FordhaIn,; Nc
Uni OF Virginia, CharotteNllle V d
University of Pennsylvania vs. Georgetown "eo'se
town, /. {,
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
SPORTS At UBTt.

Columbia has arranged to hold the annual View
York iutrrr.hc astIc gyua1-'je chan. f.r~H.ps Tor
Ia-tI schools lE the COlumIit gymnasium on ue1r
"Wednesday evening. ~ the ~au~ t.rn~ tre annual
...t! ydual and all around cnrStlr rIJl'--S ships
o. columbia Viii b- decided. Tho ''s.r.'it horors
I'm light heavy ard middle weight wrestling VII
also b.. contested The~- xiii he basketball "a ne
between the sophomore and freshmen
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
rLrNr AL-TnMORLLE Ely

The club run of the Automobile ClHn q America
to hrdsIcy-c tho Hudson. which WSs schedules
fer Saturday iCst but p"~tr"u"d on account 90 'a"
weather. will b, held Saturday ih" start
Will be made from Fifty-ci@hth-st. and Ittth-tve
III 10 a m All members intending {" participate
I'm the run requested To inform IN" cIuh s"'rv-
tarv later than Friday
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
TOURNAMENT At JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville, Fla April tspectau--A four days'
golf tournament begins here tomorrow following
the St Augustine and East Coast tournaments
There are many entries from the visiting experts
who have been on the East Toast all winter. and
tho prospects for fine playing are bright. There
are a number OF valuable p-ize-.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
VICTORY OF CIRCUS a GREAT SURPRISE

Chicago. AOril THE victory of Circus in the
Montgomery Handicap great surprise to
local horsemen. who backed Wax Taper says The
Trihunes' Nashville. Tenn. correspondent. The
winner at one time owned by Samuel Farmer.
{; local turfman who sold him to his present owner
for $3.50 Baldwin. according to letter received
ii few days ago, had two good tickets ON his colt.
one calls for $1,000 and the other for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02

The golf committee Of tho Iarchmont Iacht club
has issued notice 20 the members that the INKS
re nov In condition for play, and that in short
time II the weather IS favorable. the regular
greens will be in ne fiscal year OF the eiua
bGo on Aprii
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02

y. Y. L. AND COLUMBIA TO PLAY.
The baseball team Of New-Iork University VIII
open its season this afternoon in 4 game with the
columbia nine Captain Condit of New-York Uni
versty admits that his team Is not All thaI touiu
be desired being weak in several spots. Sun, o"th
he and Foster the coach confident that the
bows from downtown will have no easy victory.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02

Charlottesville. Va. April University of Fir'
ginia S. Princeton, 9.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
GENEVA NAN CHARGED WITH FORGERY
ABREsT-p AFTER SELLING NOTES FOR 90 500 Al.
LFGFsn ID BE srI-Rfors

Alfred J Sears, thirty wears old. a clerk single.
Of No. Park Place. Geneva. Y Y arrested
al No. 50 Broadway yesterday by two detective
sergeants and locked Up AT Police Headquarters.
The charge against him. acce fg to the de
tectives is forgery, and the at involved is
50 90 Sears is empIoye the Phillips *
ark Stove Company, ~ Geneva. Walter A
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02

The new athletic council az the university h7s
awarded the varsity stripes and monogram 20
members oC the varsity swimming End water poih
teams. The hoUoTed for theft victory over
Male and PeuuSyIyauia are y. r ,nup ". ~.
Fertou. J !. pwyer j w spencer O. NeN-T
su,fr r u Dudcn \ y Zu,k"r. e.. g. NHhgtt
H. Ricdsrtr ami J. r. SupeufeIi Class stripes
were awarded 10 these men or the freshman 1o-ksy
team Gillirs Tiffany. Cornell. ta--abrer, VIII
fans Bradley Brady Bode and Cooper.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
CORNELL WINS FROM GEORGIA.
PRINCETON VICTORIOUS.

Athens. Ga. April cornell University, s; II
versty Of Georgia, }.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
CORNELL OlRSHEN DROPPED.

NINE WHO BROKE TRAINING pISMlS SSfD BY
COURTNEY.
Ithaca, y. y, April l.-Coach Courtney, OF the
Cornell crews to-day dismissed from the squads
nine OF his best men. because they broke training
The men said to have gone TO the LyCeum The
last night in spite of the fact that the coach
had announced that strict training would begin yes
teTday The nine men veterans and among
the most promising candidates In the squads. From
the first varsity were Merrill. stroke: Ballinger
No. S; Edmonston No. ,. and kuschke. bow. Bruce
stroke Of the varsity four From the second var
sity were taken coffin. stroke, Thomson. No. s;
Torney No. g. and Nutting No. 4 The discharged
candidates that they will stand together
and will return without all OF the others.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02

these wheels
but they would pay for themselves IN un'e'
The wheeImen Of this city affiliated In the As
sociated Cycling Clubs Gratifed at the success
Of their efforts 20 good road legislation anu
anproprfations at Albany. IN the general supplies
IN passed bv the Legislature ut its last session
$500 COO was appropriated for good roads ahG the
Improvement of highways thToush1fqt f me 0IIf
was Increased hy 500 go, making total ot SHoUV
for this work.
The improvements which contemplated ror
the roads of staten Island by tho present admin
istration BID rair make that section once more
mo mecca of the cyoIIst it has been called in
the past. Eay-st. which Is the cycle pdth OF
Staten Island will be paved with block pavement
which will insure easy riding the top dressing
on all OF the streets which mainly used by
wheelnlen will be greatly improved Borough Pres
dent Cromwell who - = believer III X, 90 u io; a;
has asked for a sufficient appropriation 20 arr
out this work. but It has been h'Id |p ny Tue
Board OF Estimate.
DR. Edwin Y. Brendon. the secretary treasurer
Of the Associated Cycling Clubs. is aEou, agair'
after being confined TO his home snse Ff0ritry ti
aficbting from an Eighth-ave. surface car.
Wbeelrnen and drivers who enjoy ride along
the beautiful Shore Drive in Brooklyn VIII be glad
from Fourth-aye directly 70 the drivc this aot
away with the old rONIH7"''!- route N'l'l5l
men were forced to take L" rtatH liNS ui''V'''
overlooking the b2E.
4 tour among the tradesmen In the lower portion
o. the borough yesterday showed more activity than
ha6 be.n seen in a long time All admit that the
revival Of interest cycling has been most marked
Extra saIesncn have been added in seV": OF the
more important stores. one crdl't %tr t ieI.,s' ,
A tire house cmploye sal. that his place was away
behind in deliveries. The jobhers and dealers IN
accessories say that they are having U'Hoe III
hlling orders.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
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New-York tribune., 1902-04-02

Itoa r,enartment will nut saw half dozen police
mon on motor cycles. and allow them to patroi tne
Inacadarized and asphal:ed thorOughfares where
fest driving OF automobile and cycle screening
is so much INDUCED in. the danSero0sss r PR
tIce couid he stopped In short order or course
these wheels cost more than the AVERAGE plC1 Sie'
but they would pay for themselves IN tlnie'
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02
ONE OF THE NEW MOTOR BICYCLES
I.ARCBMOST LINKS IN CONDITION.

County ST. Newark Athletic Club, IS; North Jersey,
1l9; Yountaks h, Is.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-02

Eaeadure y. Leonard. 60 "''9
,., ,-se RAYMOND Lesher.----- 10. "Ho
81 p'Ap " ~ Lev is ---.- SUI W. w.
30 900 Johnston Livingston Il S''t
-, ut1 YIN II. Llcwellyn. -, ,eF'
~. tss5 solomon Doeb---.---..l- =. '-'o ''t
loo 200 PAU b0eser. 2p't,', 800,
.oG 900 Cathariae ~. Laney-- oe.uVo
-. ESQ Seth Low ------------- oi'opy
-. .eDG isabella LySi!-.--.... -, ~
,0Y Oe5U jeremiah &. Lyons. 3v,VVo
70 trrt cri-Ha Il NcAlpin- "o-rlo
~ .t-o Robert Mcclellan 9p.UD
- 9,5 Gordon ; NcIseOd.... 3o.oUp
~. 900 .lOhn cIcLOuEhiin. go. %, eco
"a, ,y,o emerson hCAillin- i9.VoV
,a, ,,.s. William Il Macy. il. 1UD. OOo
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20 ooG Charles Il. Marshall, -, ,eeo
~, noc Marie Marshall. $50, 900
-.6 n.s,James ). Martin. 1900 5o,e
- .e,a Iahn = Mason n---.--- ap.too
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M. 80. 5A-lflfa,r ! Rohirsor - $40
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New-York tribune., 1902-04-02

Dr. Edwin V. Brendon, the seCretaTH-trNaSurer
of the Associated Cycling Clubs. is aEout aGaiT'
after being confined to his home sine FyOIt5'rry
bv injury his knee. rtcrlF'l "hlv
aiighting from an Eighth-ave- surface car.