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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.

LOUIS A. DENT
Register OF Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
WILLIAM A. MCKINNEY, Attorney.
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Sept. u, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baltimore :: Washington . Boston 6; Philadelphia 3
GAMES TO-DAY.
THE RECORDS.

Nev-York Cincinnati Boston az Chicago
Brooklyn at ST. Louis Philadelphia al PlttsourS.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
LORD QUEX A WINNER.

Chicago. May 15.-AIbert Simmons's American
Derby colt Lord Quex. easily defeated a fair field
at Worth to-day. the odds favorite Lacrimae.
finishing third. Lord Quex won by a length. pull
front Of Lacrimae. The latter of early
in the race. and effort make up the lost
ground proved more than Lacrtmae equal 20.
The weather was cool and cloudy. The track was
heavy. Summaries:
First race ,hve furionEsMaster 1o2 CBikenruihl. II
10 3 King Hammon jackson o !, second,
North Pole. lU7 Matthew's. /. third Tine.
Second furlonRSl-IioWaho lO4 adams. 10
3 Columbian knight. Otis. > second,
Legal Maxim. IOl 6Hoar, . /. third. Time n
Third mIle-Lord Quex Jos tHirkenruthb. .
l. Hoodwink. 100 waldo. second I@acrI-
mae, 100 DEAN. 20 TO- third. Time. I.4sS Lou
Woods
Fourth sixteenth milesl-Flyinc Tor
pedo 10 Hoarl 8. won: Boney Boy. IO2 fEeaton).
= 10 l. second Hermenca, lO3 CHeadel. s. third
Time. l:542s
Fifth race thye furonEs)-Haidee. lol COusp 20 /
won. Cherries. es G8rown) 20 J. second Lad ii5
lyme. 10 >. third. Time. O5%
Sixth zone me)-John Baker JOS (FIoar, 80 20 /
won Major Mansr los waldo. J. second: Linden
Ella. lO6 DAILY. u ! third. Time, .49t.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis. May 15.-First choices were bowled over
all the way down the line the Fair Grounds to-
furlong by three lengths from Wakita the favorite
maries
J. sidney Walker. los ,reauchamp). ! won: Lacy
Crawford los tSinEleton). second Petttjohn
Gtvensl. 20 70 /. third Time. O-54A-
second selling five oue-haf furlongs)-Miss
Go'ightly. l07 tWash Il Goss. 10
l. third. Time. l.O7&
Third race selling. and one-sixteenth miIes)-Au
saints l0I dominica. ?. won: Leviathan, 90
d.ouden) TO ; second: Guide Rock. lo5 (Beauchanpl
q TO 8. third. Tme-1:+Si..
Fourth race ohandicap: six farLonEs!-Ampere 100
second Johnnie McCartey. % CoNeilD. 30 / third.
Fitth and seventy yards)-Rrulare lo2
G3eauchamp) 8 won. Schwalbe. 81 Golden 70 :
second. Bucceuth. as lO'NenD. 5 10 !. third. Time
l:44iS
Sixth selling and half furlonEsi-Parnas-
l01 (Beauchsnp /. Pharaoh UIouhre).
80 10 l. second. Bill Massie. l04 (BelD, third.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
SPEAKER AND DUFFY PROBABLE WIN
NERS IN INTERCOLLEGIATE
CONTESTS

Entries for the intercollegiate championships
"hlcn take place at Berkeley oval Memorial
Day and the day after have all been sent in and
they will be closely looked over by the hundreds
OF followers Of college athletics throughout the
country Many will turn al once TO see If Board
man and S2raker of Yale are entered in their
speclaIues. and If they ''rOoters' for the Blue
they will breathe more easily when they see their
names on the list. Perry, OF Princeton. which
report had on the barred list because of scholar
snip dehciencies. is also in his half mile. and he
VIII undoubtedly be found at Berkeley on the last
Gays OF the month ready defend his title in this
contest
No Michigan men are entered and this will
simplify things considerably for those who like
70 ngure out probable winners. Michigan had sew
ssrdL good men: and their absence will make the
nght between Yale and Harvard for team honors
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
POLO.
LAKEWOOD SECOND DEFEATS WEST
CHESTER COUNTRY CLUB.

Polo honors are not always TO the strong, was
exemplihed yesterday in the final game for the
Country Club cups at the Westchester Country
Club The opponents were Lakewood ID and the
Westchester Country Club. and the former team
by a score Of 13 goals to for the home quar-
tet. The defeated members had an aggregate han
dcap Of fourteen goals. while the victors were
only rated at a total of eleven. The home club,
therefore allowed their visitors three goaIe by
handicap allowance The visitors promptly proved
be the conquerors and they did it so effectualy
as 10 turn the semblance of weakness upon the
hosts In plain words Lakewood earned ten goals
while westchester only earned eight, so the hand-
can allowance was worthless as aid to victory.
Better team work. superior riding and better
accuracy in hitting the ball were the chief features
that gave the victory to the NeW-jersey team
The four men Of the Country Club team, while
familiar with the rudments Of polo, showed lack
OF team work and the failure work together
and keep position frequently lost them many good
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16

experience the team. and fs expected 70 WIN
places in all three OF his specsltes Besides these
men there are in the hurdles Converse and Fisher.
and in the dasheS Haigh and Lightner. al or
whom first class performers The quarter-naile .
Is HarVard's strongest point. she has her relay
team which equalled the worlds record for the
mile az Philadelphia April 2S The times made
30 Is: Rust. 5O3-5. and Lightner. 50 80 With
these men Harvard counts on breaking even
against Yale. even with such men as Long, Aoui-
ton and Kane against her.
The half-mile and mile have brought out no gool
men at Harvard this year Behr. BOynton ana
Du Bois are all good average performers. put not
quite up 10 the desired mark. II Is doubtful II
any OF them will touch 2d2 In the mile Grew
Mills and Foster do about 40 or better. u
hard pushed, is in the same class with
Clark of last years team. In the two-mile Col.
well and Mills are both doing good Work. ana
will come close TO 10 minutes. Mills has had MS
old trouble with a muscle in his calf, and IS not
up 10 his old form
In the field contests Harvard is deploraoly weak
The high Jump has twice been this spring by
heights OF 3 feet inches and feet Z inches.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
CHANGES IN CHAMPIONSHIP LINKS.

In anticipation OF the metropolitan golf cham
pionship, TO be held at the Tuxedo links the last
week in May. the greens committee has made a
number of alteration in the This has been
done with a view tC betrering the arrangement OF
10 enforce iron play much as possible. The nrst
fourth fifth ninth. twelfth and seventeenth greens
will be defended BY and cop buukers; other
wise the course is the same, except that the sec
Ond hole has been heightened and the third green
changed the right Of the nth green The fourth
hole has also been heightened, and the ninth, from
being d mashie mid-irOn putter shot. is
full drive Of 215 yards. The playing length IS
5.47S yards, 5 follows:
OUT ........ 10 as 1913 25T 215-272
II 80 333 i6S 33s 3O-274j
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
CORNELL. >: MANHATTAN.
IR- TELEGRAPH To The TRIBUNE

IRr rEIEGHATH TO THE TRIBUNE-I
Ithaca y Y May l5.-The best baseball game
by far that has been played on Percy Field TINS
wear was the one this afternoon in which Cornell
somewhat 10 surprise OF her adherents. defeat
ed Manhattan College by the score OF 20 = II
was the second time OF twenty games that the
visitors had beaten. their other victor being
Yale COrneIIs victory was due mostly 20 Brlstol 5
work in the box. The sophomore pitcher struck
out five men allowed only five hits. and did the
rest Of his work in a brilliant manner. A notable
feature was a double play from Ferguson 10 Bristol
10 Costello Cornell scored hrSt IN the second
inning with one run Manhattan got two IN the
ffrb and Cornell another in the sixth. There was
no I1orc scoring until the tenth inning. when amid
great enthusiasm Captain Whinery's men got
three and won the game Score by innings
RI e
Manhattan .-........O o o 2 . o 0 O. )
Batteries-BristoI and WINERY. Callahan and Dun.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
NOTES OF THE TURF.

W. c. Whitney's hlly Makeds was bid up 800
over her entrance price after she won the second
race yesterday, but Mr.. Whtney's agent bid IS
more and retained her
Clarence H Mackay has sold Gulden and Choats
TO H X. Vingut. and Seminole TO F Ambrose
Clark who Will send the Iroquois colt over the
jumps.
Goodwin's Official Turf Guide. No. 3 lust pub-
hshed, contains a and valuable feature II
is a list of horses that have won this year. ar
ranged alpha beticaly under the various distances
rom thTes iurIongs 10 four miles. The other
features Of the publication remain unaltered
In Ullmans Chesapeake Beach future book Her
berts price for the Brooklyn Handicap has been
cut to TO ! and Is now the favorfte. Blues is
sun quoted at to !, Pentecost at L. Dom Paul
at Is, Advance Guard at 10 and Roeha nlpTon at IL
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago May Is (SpeciaD-The Brooklyn and
Chicago teams played another close and exciting
game to-day Chicago winning in the twelfth inning
a wild throw by Dahlen- While the result was
uncertain and kept the spectators interested, both
teams played slCverly baseball at times Dahlen
alone made four Errors. Dolan and Slagle did the
best hitting.
A double play by Lowe and O'Hagen and a SEN
sational running catch by Williams were the best
plays Of the game Each team scored three runs
in the ninth leaving the totals even In the twefth
inning the home players made the winning run on
a wild throw by Dahlcn. which allowed Tinker TO
reach third from where he scored hit by
Taylor. The score
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
THE SUMMARIES.

satire. 10 % Common, and even; Frank Ken
&C. az o.ofn) - T. and 70 l. Unc'e Louie 1O4 CGc-
Snf 70 J. Essene I03 CWonderly) u 10 ! and 10 !:
n.suEla- lol Smith 20 70 l. Marathon lOI
martin. 20 70 and !. Maru, OJart TO !
a1 \ = J. Freelander. IS CRedfern 20 % !
-tenth2rn g fNikerson). so l 10 Early Eve
- ,shesl - 70 and 70 l. Locket 95 % OConnorl 20
~ a1d 70 !. and Geraldyn. 90 CYancey), 70 and
- 70 J. also ran. start poor Won driving by head
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
TROTTING.
MATINEE RACES AT PARKWAY.

The tenth annual opening and first matinee race
meeting OF the Parkway Driving Club will take
place tomorrow AT ?. m The public viii be ad-
nitted free. The programme viii consist OF $3.50
and PA trots and 2l4 pace.
The following horses are entered;
500 trOt-H. F MoIlenhauer's ch. m Miss HID
bard. F. G. Lemmermann's b. m Caprice, z T.
BedfOrd's ok & Legal, Colonel BufingtOn'S b. z
lmpatienCe and Leslie Dodge's B. z. Fred.
PA trOt-J. r. Dtngee's b. m. Dolly Durac, z. T
BedfOrds blk. m Antrima, E J. OFlyns B. m.
CCzette a and H ". Warrens 3. z. Bill OF Ex-
pense-
Frank JacObus's b & Lord Belgrave. Nat Wards
br z. Quarterstake. r y TayntOrs ch- m Belle
Handle and c A More's b. g General Brayton-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
SHOOTING.
"A DETACHMENT FROM THE SEVENTH REGI-
MENT OCCUPIES THE CREED
MOOR RANGE

The Creedmoor range occupied yesterday by
a detachment of the eth Regiment n G. n Y
composed Of Companies A. D. F, g and X under
the command OF W. c. Fiske Four hundred and
sixteen officers and men qualified marksmen and
twenty qualified sharpshooters The weather
was fair. with a hshtail wind blowing lightly from
Il 10 o'clock After class practice the skirmish
run was conducted. ten shots a at the silhou-
ette targets, rounds being fired at 800 400 and
300 yards on the advance and two volleys on re-
treat at $50 and $50 yards hits counting as follows:
Prone hgure, .: kneelng figure, 1; standing figure,
g. remainder OF target, 2. The shooting and fssu-
ing Of decorations were under the supervision Of
Major W. H Palmer. acting inspector of small
arms practice. y. G. y. Y. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
COLLEGE G4HES.
HARVARD FEARS YALE.
CONFIDENT OF HER sPRINTERs. But WEAK
IN DISTANCE MEN

Cambridge. Mass. May Is (SpeciaD.-The Har-
ward track team. which meets Yale May "a al
Cambridge in the annual dual games is hy no
a we'll balanced team, likely 10 make a
strong fight In every contest. In the sprints the
quarter mile and the hurdles Harvard is confident
Of holding her own. bur in the distance runs she
is weak and in the jumps and weight also far
below the standard. The best short distance man
at Harvard this year is w. A. Schick freshman
from Andover. He has done S4-5 in the 100 and
2l As the 220 this spring. and Is a steady
consistent runner. Last week. however. he
strained tendon in the calf OF his leg and is now
laid Off IL is expected that he Will be in good
condition for the dual meet. Captain Willis has
run the in 40. the 80 hurdles in "a 25 and
the 10 hurdles in l6. He has had four years OF
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16

. rIaoSdt Ia11gheoe1 rs. Oh. h. DR.. Riddle by
I1i,tefi-g lsla !" sS----.. (WOnderlyD FL Al
IgoeTar1-ro- .fSheal 4O-l I2-1
= Al" ----------- tI}renAauD , 81 2-I
71s 60 ~ shaw 10 70 and 20 J. Advance Guard
IL ,oqon1 70 ana 10 3. WateTcure liz Jackson
e,er. r,I9~ ~, 52 > Penteoost C3urrs) 20 and
'Haah' 30 i'eaiern,. L and 3 TO and Bonnibert
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
MR.. LEwIsOHN BUYS THE vAAIoosE

Among the recent sales reported az the downtown
Office of the Gas Engine and Power Company and
Charles l. SeabUry a Co. constructors Of Morris
Heights, is that of the steam yacht Namoose 10
Walter Lewisohn and formerly the property Of
Howard Gould. The NamOose will he toVed IA Nor
ris Heights be thoroughly OverhauIed and nut
class order The yacht will used for run
ming daily between the new owners summer home
at Port Chester. Long Island Sound. twenty-sIx
miles from New York and return Frank ! Gould's
new steel steam yacht Helenita will be nut in com
,FecfCo ID
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
BILLIARDS.
ADORJAN CONTINUES TO SET A LIVELY
PACE FOR NrLAUGHLIN-

The billiard match between Edward Mclaughlin
and j. Adorjan, the Hungarian expert. was con-
tinued at NaU.iCe Daly's Academy last night. The
Hungarian again played in fine form. and finished
his 800 points while his veteran shortstop opponent
was counting up I5S buttons. Adorjan's grand
total is now Ire points 70 $50 for McLaughlin.
MOrningStar has challenged the foreigner TO a 100
point match. TO begin on May IS
Mclaughlin took the lead last night. AdOrjan
did not seem 10 get his stroke. For innings the
play was slow, but in the eleventh Adorjan handled
his cue in clever fashion, and had piled Up Il
buttons before he sat down He followed this up
in the inning with OF 5S. and after max
ing a single in the thirteenth inning he % in
the inning, and set the spectators cheering
with brilliant OF 80 in the fourteenth inning.
making the necessary 80 points for the night The
score
Aaorjan-o l. = o u L. 5. o. O. > IL IS l. so %.
total y 6-14. high run
McLauEhlin-2l. 10 l. q o o. o. = O. Il, .. IA 80 IL
total I5S; average u 2-13. high 50.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
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TEAM FOR INTERCITY MATCH.

W. FeIowes Morgan. secretary OF the Metro
politan Association. announced yesterday that the
interCity team match with the Philadelphia Golf
Association was 10 be played tomorrow at the
links OF the Huntington Valley Country Club.
and not at the Philadelphia Country Club, as
first stated. Some changes in the Metropolitan
team have been made. and the men who will play
are g. B. Macdonald. captain: Louis Livingston.
jr-. a. D. COchrane. Devereaux Emmet. r c. Wat
son jr.. Archibald Graham. II. A Colby. Allan
Kennaday. Charles l. Toppin and Adrian H. Lar
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
THE CORNELL-PRINcEToN MLET.

tHT TELEGRAPH TO THF rnIETNE.l
Ithaca. y. Y. May l5.-Johu MoakIey. trainer OF
the Cornell track team and Captain Charlie"
Young chose to-day the team that is to meet
Princeton in a dual meet at Albany on Saturday.
Moakley SAYS he thinks the team viii win. but
several II the best men II are IN bad condition
Sears and Frelericks IN The sprints and pole vault
respectively. being poorly on with sun ankles.
Young himsel: is out OF II altogether. Rogers and
Warren have shown a little Improvement recently.
but their chances IN the sprints not good The
following Will compose the team. which VIII
leave Ithaca tomorrow night. Sears. Warren.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
YACHTING.
SEASON ON THE SOUND ABOUT TO OPEN

SEASON ON THE SOUND ABOUT TO OPEN.
The yachting season on the Sound will open
tomorrow, when the spring regatta of the
Huguenot Yacht Club Of New Rochelle. will take
place. This regatta is usually looked forward TO
with interest by the owners Of small boats on the
Sound. IL brings together for the nrst time a
number of new boats OF he small classes The
racing at this regatta will be confined 10 the 2l-
foot raCeabout class. the 25-foOt special class OF
Scoops, the Manhassett one design raCea bouts and
design dOTies.
The start Will be at p. m. Of the easterIy end
OF HucklebeTry Island II. &. Ward of No "a
Meadow Lane. New-Rochelle. is the chairman OF
the regatta racing committee
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
A FOX HILLS CONTEST.

The incorporators OF the Fox Hills Golf Club
have presented for competition piece OF silver 10
he played for Saturday. June :. eighteen holes
medal play handicap The conditions follow: The
eight best scores 10 qualify for the match play
rounds under the round robin system, each man
playing the seven competitors Competitors TO
play the match play rounds. their earliest con-
venience. but subject the rulings OF the greens
committee The entire competition 10 be on
handicap basis
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
A TRIAL GIVEN THE AI.yIHA

Clement A. Griscom president OF the American
Line OF steamers. recently bought the big steam
yacht AIvina from a Providence yachtsman Mr.
and Mrs Griscom came to this city from PhiIa-
delpha Yesterday. and with a marty ~ ruesfs
boarded the yacht az Pier No H. East River.
trial trip was made down the bay. Mr. Griscom ex-
craft She will fly the New-York Yacht Clubs pen
nant
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
RILEY GRAMMAR GOES TO FRANCE.

Among those 10 sail on the steamship La Ior-
raine yesterday was Riley Grammar, the racetrack
character Grammar said he was going 10 visI,
France because Of the recent reports that Ameri-
can jockeys were having everything their own
way there. The entries for Morris Park and
Sheepshead Bay racetraCks. Grammar said were
not good betting propositions. and he thought he
could do better in France 0
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
CHICAGO
Totals ...4s sI2 SO -

81. Vrain in eighth inning zone out when
winning scored
Chicago ..--...-.-.-0 ! l
Left bases-ChicaEo. 10: -7olyn 10 sscrihGe hts
OHagen C9 Williams Lowe. Drian. Double plays
Lowe and q Hagen Struck out-By =. N-ain 2; by
Newton 4: hy Taylor . Base has-Of s. Nrain,
/ on Newton. 6 Of Taylor. Wild pitch-St Nrain. l.
bail-FarrelL Time-2,5j- Cmpire-Er1slle-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16

all the more even. as the Michiganders would
have cut IN on these two teams the most had
they come East Plaw Dufy and Spraker
looked upon likely winners.
The list is Formidable one, and includes az
the best Of the athletic talent IN the country. A
survey Of the names will convince any one IA
miliar with college track and field athletics that
Berkeley oval is destined 10 some interest
ing athletic doinEs The last TWO days Of the
month The men entered ~ such high class
that worlds records may not be safe while
in three the inrerCOIls Eate rec
ords be doomed.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Haverhin-Haverh.I 6: Dover. 5.
At Fall River-FaN River. 8: Lawrence, s.
At COnCord-COnCord, 4 Manchester. :.
At lOwell-Lowell. II: Nashua. s.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
y I. AND CoLUuBIA TO POW

The New-York University is getting into the
best possible condition for the race with Columbia
to-rnorrow, afternoon. new cedar shell arrived
on Monday and as the weather has been unusually
ss,,orshle rhe men will be accustomed N Il bv Sat
nrdSy alhough the speed is not at present as fast
as in the other shell.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
ANOTHER wHEELMAN INJURED.

Boston, May l5-While training behind a motor
Charles River Park ;his afternoon Louis J..
Netting, the well known amateur champion, was
thrown by the sudden collapse of his wheel and
severely injured.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
PITTSBURG. :: BOSTON. l

Pittsburg. May 15-Both pitchers were effective
and the game snappy Tenney and Clarke
were put cut Of the game in the eighth inning for
engaging in fist fight. Attendance, 2vr score
Fl. z.
Boston ................O o d o o I o o. 4
Bat,eries-Doheuy and smith; Malarkey and Kittridge
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Al idgeport-Meriden >. Bridgeport. l.
Al Waterbury-NOrwiCh 10. Waterbury >
At ringfield-Springfield. =. New-Haven.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3: Hartford, g.