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New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
PENNsTLT4NIA R. R. CHANGES.
PROMOTIONS OF DIVISION sUPERINTEND-
ENTs TO TAKE EFFECT on FEBRUARY l.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBTNEl
PHILADELPHIA, Jan Pat meeting Of the board
Of directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to-day the organization for conducting the
business Of the company amended 10 provide
for an assistant auditor Of coal freight receipts
and John s. Ruth. assistant auditor Of the North
ern Central Railway Company. promoted 10
fiji the position take effect February 1902 The
board of directors also made the following promo
tons:
Frank p. Abercrombe. superintendent of the
Amboy division, TO be superintendent OF the New
York division. succeeding K. VI. Patterson, who
was recently appointed general superintendent OF
Pittsburg terminals: Victor Weirn9an. now super
intendent of the Frederick division 10 be superin-
tendent Of the Amooy division, and Joseph b.
Baker ir.. assistant engineer of the PhiladeI-
pha division, to be supertntende the Frederick
division. All appointments take effect on
February J. 1902
Mr Abercrombie born in 1852 and was grad
uated from Rensselaer, Polytechnic School OF Troy
IN 1873 He entered the service Of the PennsyIva MIA
Railroad in 1875. Mr. Weirrnan born IN 1855 and
graduated from Lafayette College He entered
the service OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
in June. 1s7s Mr. Baker was born in 1853. and was
educated Lehigh University. He entered the ser
Arizona IN lsSL
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH PERJURY

Patrolnan Louis De Tour. attached TO the East
One-hundred- -foUrth-st. station. arrested
Yesterday on A bench warrant by Detective Ser
g4aut Rynders of the District Attorneys office
charging him with perjury He later arragned
before Judge Foster, IN Part Of General Sessions
and held in $40 bail De Tour has been indicted
BY the grand jury.
At the recent election he arrested William Kelly
AT the polling place of the Tenth Election District
Of the XXXIId Assembly District for illegal voting
According 10 an affidavit made by the policeman
he was taking Kelly the police station when
TobD pearl and Michael F. Dohcrty interfered and
Kelly escaped. When the was called before
Magistrate Olmsted. in the Harlem court De Tour
svore that Pearl and poherty had nothing to do
with Keliy's escape.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
SPLIT N BOWLING CONGRESS-.
EASTERN. DELEGATES LEAVE THE CONvEN-
TON HALI. AFTER A sTIFF WIGHT

EASTERN DELEGATE Is LEANE r THE CON ' ~
TON HALL. AFTER A STIFF FIGHT
Buffalo. Jan. - tSpeciap.-After an all day fight,
the American Bowling Congress. now in conyen-
tou In this city, deserted by the New-YOrk
and Brooklyn delegates and other representatives
from the eastern part Of the United States. who
We're dissatisfied with the system OF proxy. voting.
The split occurred early i'm the evening. while the
convention was stiu In session and after forriTer
Police Commissioner Bernard j. York, of New
York City had made a long and Intellectual plea
against that portion of the constitution which Hro-
yides for voting by proxy. 70 is predicted. in
sequence. thaI uow there VIII he two. instead Of
one. big organization. one from the West and one
from the East The proceedings We're stirring
Two years ar Baltimore. the constitution
was amended that -ea guas and associations
could vote hy IroXy Thc Weste-ners came TO
Rln3Io with numerous proxies. and pre-
pared 20 railroad their candidates into Office The
Fasteners ieI ,.v Mr. York objected. and in the
morning succeeded in getting an Adjournment sine
die before officers were elected. Another meeting
however. vas called. and The night continued all
afternoon
Mr. York moved TO amend the constitution by
eliminating the proxy system Of voting and his
resolution Na- amended hy allowing only those
delegates to vote who held proxies in their own
state Mr. York said II his resolution unamended
gates would say Roodby 70 the orEauiZa rIon. and
scarcey half the delegates present. elected officers
President Frank L. PaadeIoup. of Chicago. first
vice-president- W. b. Thompson. OF Chicago. sec
ond yice-prc~ident VI A Phillips. OF ST Louis.
secretary, samuel Karfe Of Dayton. Ohio. and
treasurer, George NJ. stern. OF Dubuque, Iowa.
Nominations for an executive committee will be
made by a special committee. which viii report
morrow morning. when the convention VIII meet
once more.
Meanwhile the bowling tournament goes on mer-
rily. as 4 nothing had occurred to disturb the
fairs of the congress, The i've men teams
disposed of tonight, and the alleys turned
over TO the two men teams
The Fidelia Bowling club. Of New York won
first money tS220l in the five team class. with "A
score OF , 1872 which Is new record for the Amer
lean Bowling Congress. The other prize winners
were: National, New-York. second (S2IW. score
27S2. Rosedale \eW-Eork. third. 253+- Standard.
Chicago, fourth, $50. Casino. Buffalo NTH, 2677,
Farmer Cleveland, sixth. 2.663, Hoffman. Chicago.
seventh. 2622, Calumet. Cleveland eighth, Isl;
Wordeu stars. Chicago, ninth, -.577. Bciskeys.
Rochester, tenth. 2.574, Kansas city Bowling club
Kansas city, eleventh. 2.5t9; Big Chiefs. Buffalo,
twelfth, 2.561
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
IOCKEY CLrR ELECTs OFFICERs.

a meeting Of the stewards Of the Jockey Club
was held yesterday afternoon at the office Of the
club, Windsor Arcade Cor the purposes Of Organiza-
ton and general business. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Chairman Au-
gust Belmont. vice-chairrnan. James r. Eeene; sec
retary and treasurer r K. Sturgis
The Washington Jockey Club granted per-
mission begin its spring meeting March .
instead OF March -, a originally assigned on
the recommendation Of the National Steeplechase
and Hunt Association the b. \inon. foaled, 1894
by Chara xus-Nione. property of John $ Bratton.
and the br 2 Arian by Micha ael-\annie Rapture
property of John " Hunt were reinstated for stee-
TlrChases and hurdle
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
HEARING on 4CTOuOBILES.
RECKLESS DRIVING ALLEGED BEFORE
SENATE. COMMITTEE

RECKLESS DRIVING ALLEGED BEFORE
SENATE COMMITTEE
Albany Jan. 22-The advocates OF the til of
Senator Cocks limiting the speed Of automobiles,
We're we'll represented AZ the hearing before the
Senate Committee on Cities this afternoon Owing
to a pressure OF business the committee decided 10
postpone until January - the hearing OF the argu-
ments Of those who oppose the measure. The argu-
rnent opened by y Linn Bruce Of North
Hampstead who stated that he had framed the bill.
lie declared that il was Impossible 20 drive along
the Long Island highways without encountering
automobiles. whose drivers satisfied TO run
less -laR tOrty miles hour, and tha- the lives ot
pedestrians and travellers generally were endan-
gered every day. IL useless. h. declared. for
the town policemen 90 make arrests justices
could only iuriict small fines, which were always
promptly paid. The remedy this state OF affairs.
he declared. was i'm the hands OF the legislature,
which should make il a ml-d,mearor u exceed
certain speed Limit
President Pigeon Of the Long Island Automobile
club said corcesSion might Le made by increasing
the speed limit r0 twenty miles an hour. but that
such speed ought 10 bee "a maximum ior any auto
j. /. Brewer. OF the West Side Improvement
Company alleged that the rnbers of the AutomO-
bile Club Of America We're for the most part reck-
r. II Munger. superintendent Of the Charles Pratt
estate. at Glen cove, alleged mat forty 20 6fty
biles pa ssed along the road his hone cited
a number OF Instances where persons had been hurt
George p Stoddari. representing the Town Board
ard the Commissioner of Highways of Oyster Bay.
spoke ar length along the same lines had the
Hicks. of Old West5ury. president Of the Nassau
County Bank
would he continued one week from to-day. when the
opposition TO the bill will be heard
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
ARE CLEARED.

Owing conflicting statements regarding the
discussion Of a baseball trust at the recent meet
Ing Of the National League. IL became necessary
10 print the Official minutes. A. G. Spading. de-
string the public 10 thoroughly understand the
controversy. some time ago telegraphed y. E
Young. Washington, requesting that the min
utes be printed and that the widest possible pub
licft- be given thereto Mr.. Young promptly re-
piled that he would have the minutes printed and
that they would he ready for distribution the
press on January % In response 10 a telegram 70
Mr. Young January p. asking when the minutes
might be expected in this city, the following tee-
gram was received yesterday. Shall be obliged 10
defer sending out records until some legal points
cleared.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23

include the leasing and rehtting of cOmmOdious
cottage the grounds, and the extension OF the
present playing length by about three thousand
yards-tWO Improvements which generally pop
ulaT.
The opposition ticket has been put forth on the
plea that the nominating committee was irregular
" appointed, one Of its members being an ofhcer
Of the club. which IS contrary 10 the bylaws IhlS
committee consists of A. d. Compton. captain OF
the club; A. r. WadswOrth and ]. NJ Butler jr. 4
bit of sharp play enabled the opposition TO eaten
the regulars mapping. The bylaws provide that
any seven members may nominate ticket. but
that the ticket be made public at least TWO
weeks prior the annual meeting. Just before
this time limit up the ticket named
and the regulars found IL impossible 70 correct
their mistake. There two hundred members. of
whom IL electors y majority Of these viii
be necessary 10 control the meeting and this ma
jority Mr.. Redhed has abundant nope Of getting
HARVARD WANTS $4,000 FOR \ NEW LINKS.
Harvard graduates 10 he called upon 70 assist
is raising fund of $4,000 defray the expense of
a college golf course at Waltham, Mass An
option has been taken of piece of property con-
sstiug Of eighty-live acres. upon which eigh-
teen hole links is to be built The grounds are
within thirty-nve minutes by trolley cars from
the Cambridge campus. and IL secured VIII give
the Harvard Golf Club the first home il has had
since its organization.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
ATHLETICS.
FORTY SEVENTH REGIMENT AND NATIONAL
ATHLETIC CLUB HOLD JOINT GAMES.

ATHLETIC CLUB HOLD JOINT GAMES.
The games held under the auspices Of the 18th
Regiment and the National Athletic Club last night
al the armory, Marcy-ave- and Heyward-st.. Brook
lyn. were success in every way. The entry list
so large that nearly an the contests had 10 be
tried in many heats. and there was a big gather
ing Of spectators. In the ore mile bicycle race
Walter Goerke. Of the Brooklyn High School re-
ceived bad cut in a fall p. J.. Karkeua Of the
18th Regiment, also had nasty fan in the same
race
The Columbia University boys showed up we'll
in he running contests. J. F Thompson winning
he le1-yard race, and Howard Allen Keller the
captured by J. A TaTI6- ~ FournlfS '"'e vas
one OF the features Of the evening was he one
lord, Of III. Knickerhockcr Athletic club. in the
@ Last time OF 4-', The TgsimsntsI one-rni.'- bl-
Crauston, Of Company ?. The summaries:
s ,1 rln fhsndiraPo hy j. = rhene
- ie1lI second H. O. Hriareran Columbia fi- feet
t,Gssr4 hg7erel , aif aaa e's4, noyon by
a a, = second IS. j. Gould. XAVIER a. a. tairi Tine,
l51S.T 3nS.aie 1iGye.s ,lss Tsee l1saisap,e1 BY II ca
,r4sI s.-r5 y1:,, ser, \. i'j,aT ,o52pany 80
", rsoaaeare1 and tNent yard ,1anacapwon by
r f. rrl Eanaie M 2eth il Y NJ G. a 22 ards II Kaiser
Two 4anarel and ,yLenfy ard run haaalcaro-won by
Paay X . yaTas, second ". Il. Nolan. Company
Gns,miIs run 1a39ieag,Lw2n 70 by l. sanford
Gl0 Yards. second. Ii. " conn. NJ A. q 200 ,-arist
third. Time 4-2G%.
hundred an forty thaudicapl-wou by
J A TAYLOR. Columbia 20 YARDS. J. g. Hoh~n. Star
\ g C32 yards second; e Peters. X A G. ~ yards
thgd. Time u-52.
One-,ue run Tor regiment ,aandicap-Won by H. Cras-
ton. Company 90. yards). X. Walsh. Company x
scratch second. O. T. Cunningham. Company ~
one-re hicygee race lhandieap,--won by Ralph De
Palma, - :. Y. W. go YARDS. Harold Dorsey. 18th
Iertmen go Yards second. Everett OF 22i Regiment
YARDS. third. Time. %.
Eight hundred and regiment Chandi
capl-Non by William Carln. Company l. II. Pryor
Company X % yarIsl. second: F. NJ D~zch Company /
% yardsl. third. Time 22O.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
GOLF.
CHESTER CLUB MEETING-NOTES
OF THE LINKS

After gathering in all available proxies p L.
Redheld, secretary OF the Westchester Golf Club.
is confident OF his ability control the clubs an
nual meeting, at the Murray Hill Hotel next Tues
day. The opposition ticket against which he is
fighting is strong one. but as Mr.. Redheld is
heading the negotiations for a new clubhouse and
an eighteen hole links. il is expected that a
jority Of the members will support him. His plans
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
KNICKERBOCKER 4. c. C4RNIT4L.

The Rutgers College team which is TO compete
with Yale. Columbia and the University OF Penn
sylvania in the intercollegiate relay race at the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club carnival at the Gar
den February Will be composed OF Captain
Stevens. Ransom. Kirk and Van Muir They are all
capable of minutes less for the half mile
and have been in strict training this event dur
ing the last month.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
HARvARD WANTS $4,000 EoR a NEW LINKS
NOTES

l. II. Graham, J. A Wright and E. G.. Bliss who
were appointed by President Percy ChUbb 10 name
citation will make no important changes in the
present list. Their formal report VIII probably b"
transmitted John Du Fais the association
secretary. to-day
At tie meeting IF the board Of governors OF the
Crescent Athletic Club on TUESDAY g. b Van
Rrunt captain of the golf team. was elected a
member Of the athletic committee.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
HEFFLEY SCHEDUtE.

The hockey games scheduled by the Hefffey School
team follows: January p. Heffey VS.. Poly.
Prep: January d. Hefiey VS.. ST. Francis: Feb
ruary !, Heftiey Oriental Athletic Club, Feb
ruary g. Hefflcy VS.. Stevens Institute
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
CALLS BONDSM4N 4 THIEF.

MAGISTRATE BRANN SAYS HE WILL SEND \
FEW PROFESSIONALS TO JAIL.
Walter VI Sternback. Of No. 205 West Ninety
ffth-st.. arraigned in the Centre-st yes
terday. before Magistrate Brann, charged by De
tective Sergeant McConville who with Detective
Savage arrested him. with perjury. in having
sworn falsely in executing bail bond in the Dis
trict Attorneys Office December 81. in tesIfyng
that he owned No. 333 West Nineteenth-st
Magistrate Brann. IN holding the prisoner for
animation next Friday in $5Oo0 bonds said:
we will send few Of you thieves to jail and
the others Will take alarm.
II is said that Sternback has gone on q number
of bail bonds. District Attorney jerome IS said to
be deeply interested in the prosecution OF the
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
CHESS
MARSHAL. OF THIS CITY. TO MEET A sIRoSa
TEAM At MONTE CARLO

MARSHAL. OF THIS CITY. TO MEET A SERoSa
TEAM AT MONTE CARLO.
Paris, Jan. E-NarshaI. the Brooklyn chess
player who was staying in this city route for
Monte Carlo. had an interview with Arnous de
Riviere. the manage Of the approaching interna-
tionaI tournament at Monte Carlo yesterday Mar
shall given 10 understand that The games
would be played according TO the Berger schedule
and that OF the following twenty-four players
twenty would PROBABLY be selected % play in the
contests The list comprises. r. y. Pills0ury, 2 J.
Marshall and W. F. Napier. America y Burn, J.
II. BlaCkbur1e. / GuuSber-. P Teichulauu and J.
Mason. Great Britain q SchIeChter. q. Marco, A.
Alnin. ;. Wolf and c. Naroczy. Austria Hungary:
VI TSChigOrIa. > WinaWeT and Won POpIel. Russia:
c. \. WalhTOdr. T. Won SCheve Germany JanOWsk1
and VI. BiIleCard. France. and \ Reggie. Italy.
Emil Kemeny. the famous chess player and ana
yst, Of Philadelphia. lett his city for Monte Carlo
via Southampton. London and Paris. on the Phlla-
delphid yesterday morning kemeny viii not be a
player but act CORE spOudeur for some Arneri-
papers the forthcoming international tour
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
rIHroN ELEcrED BISHOP.

1r'aaeheid Mass. Jan. 22.-The special conven-
- - q the Episcopal Diocese Of Western
aeesaeausetts called to order just before noon
- u ne secretary. the Rev. H. II. Morrill, OF HoI-
-. Ihirty-three clerical delegates and sixty-five
Yir,oaei regal tes present. The Rev. DR. A H
hsllns ot Worcester, was elected bishop. The first
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
10 ASK F0R BETTER R04DS.

sr~, .1n'nitfee representing the Road Drivers As
y,-s .-s'sn' t' the Associated Cycling Clubs of New
siss, = 's and the Automobile Club Of America will
once Of Borough President Cantor at II
esrnarg asiorrow 10 make certain suggestions
hs e1i, M improvement Of the roads leading into
oeFh P-r.,t 5e committee will also call upon Bor
heat Rs,ent III fSen OF the Borough Of The Bronx
-fcss at II a. m. for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
POOL.
EBY AND BLoDGETT TO MEET IN BROOKLYN TO
NIGHT-HANDICAPs FOR MONDATs CONTEST

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR MDNDAI'S CONIEsI-
Sensational pool playing by Grant Eby in practice
games at the Moutauk Theatre have led Man
ager Clarence r Green TO doXble his bet the
match game which Eby is play with Charles
+. Bodgett. the Chinese pool and billiard cham
pion, at Green's room in Fulton-st. Brooklyn, to-
night. Eby VIII play the straight game, while
Blodgett his two cues which he handles like
chopstcks Before the game Blodgott gives X
hibitiou OF Chinese billiards and juggling
Six Of the best pool players in Brooklyn will
strive for the championship emblem which Man
ger Clarence +. Green offers TO the winner OF the
pool tourney which viii start the Montauk
Theatre room Monday night. The contestants
have been handicapped follows: Bennett. Hitch
inGs. --ewis and Middleton. 100; Bridges and Week
eler 90 one game will played each night. The
emblem is subject to challenge, ana must be won
three times TO become personal property. Two
other prizes of valuable cues offered. for
second prize and the other for high run
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
4cT0R FALLS DEAD on THE STAGE

London Jan. 22.-During the performance this
evening. given by a German company playing
at ST. Georges Hall London, German actor,
George VorlitzsCh. fell dead OF apoplexy upon the
stage. The performance was al once stopped
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
nRs. PoTTER,s RFSIGNArLoN AccEPTED.

London. Jan 22.-Beerbohm' Tree, manager of
Her Maiesty's Theatre has writteIf Mrs. James
Brown Potter n friendly acceptance Of her resigna-
ton Of the role Of Calypso in the forthcoming
production Of Ulysses at Her Majestys Theatre,
after disagreement with Stephen Phillips. the
author Of the piece. Nancy Price has been
gaged 10 plaY Calypsg.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
GAVE PROcTORS' POWERS.

Albany. Jan 22.-Game proctors are 10 have the
same right of search in New-York and Kings
counties that they possess in other parts OF the
State in amendment the Forest. Fish
Game law introduced to-day by Senator Elsberg.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
TRIBUNE BowLERs WIN TWO GAMES

The Tribune bowers two more games yes
terday afternoon in the Morning Newspa per
League tournament. at McLaughIus alleys
Brooklyn, beating The Herald" and The Com
mercial Bulletin The Commercial Bulletin"
won the odd game from The Herald" This
makes The Tribune team leaders in the race for
the cup. having won six games and lost none
keohau Of The Tribune team made the high
score Of the day. &7. Following the scores,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
VANDERBILT JOCKEY SAILS.

France for W. *. Vanderbilt sailed on the Kaiser
Wilhelm on Tuesday. Buchanan goes direct 70
Poissy. France. and he viii begin work for Mr..
Vanderbilt on February l. Buchanan made
cellent record in the saddle in California, having
q fine winning average
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
HERALD
THIRD
BU ULLETIN.
THE OLD LORILL4RD STOCK FARM SOLD.

NJ & l. Hess have sold the old LorilIard Stock
Farm at Eatontown. y. J., 10 a Mr.. Tucker. II
comprises eghty-three acres. including a halfmiIe
racetraCk, paddoCks, etc.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
SWIMMING
CONTESTS

THE AMERICAN CHAMPION To APPEAR N \
MATCH AT KNICkEEBOCkER CLUB
CONTESTS.
-- The KnIckerbOcker Athletic Club swimming COM
mittee has arranged special 10s-yard swimming
race 20 be held in conjunction with rs swimming
contests on February J. Mr. Lemoyne the Brook
line tMassl crack swimmer. who one hun
dred Yards IN minute and four seconds at the
New York Athletic Clue SATURDAY.. is TO meet E
Carroll Scha-Tr-r. the American champion. Ls-
u0vne has accepted the invitation 10 compete, and
when the meet the contest VIII De vel
worth witnessing
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
URLING-

ALBANY CURRIERS' BEATEN.
Utica, Jan. - tSpecian--The Albany curriers'
were easily defeated by Utica curriers' III Rurger
Rink yesterday The total score was Utica Ie:
Albany. 6S The Uticans won the afternoon games
by 20 points and the evening games by 70 points
The ice, however, not in the best OF condition
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
SEATS SELL FoR s2.5ao E4cH.

Three seats the Consolidated Exchange have
been sold for s2.5o0 each Only few weeks ago
these memberships Eere selling az 5000
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23

9 II Roeter-I5 .. Il. .. o. @. 6. . 3. o, / o. O.
y, o. y :" J. !. O. = o. =, Z. :, T. o o. o. :, J. l. 4 q
O. 0. 0. :, .. O. o o. H. o. g. & 2 O. o. / 70 . o.
a. 80 81, :. O. 3 o. O. ., B. 0. 5, l. Total 300; high run.
NJ BaIe-1 3. ., Ie.. o.. - /. O.. o 1a o ;
q o. q o. l. q, 1. / / 3. q. I. o. q. q. =. o. o. /.
y o. = o. = a. o. l. T. = :, :. -. o. /. %. =. /. ,.
.. %, . .. = o. }. l, : o. o. Total 16O high Is,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
AFTFRNOON a GAVIN

W F Bash-11. o. l. O. . ]. o. T. > = l. > l. ; 3
: !, o. l. l. o. q > 13 :, > O. ., o. : -. o. O. 10 q.
!! IL J.. l. %. ], o, o. a :. :. 6 l. 3. , o. a.
X cans. /, a. :, .. 3 o. IL l. O. a. :. B. o. . . >
3, ;, l. o l. a q o 8 20 a. g. . o. o. q
v = - o. o. Total, no high run. Is. average
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
BILLIARDS.

THE AMATEUR TOURNAMENT AT DALY's
mere was the usual good attendance at both
OF the games In the amateur tournament played
al Daly's Billiard Rooms yesterday. In the after
noon w F, Bash easily defeated r. Cans. In the
evening game G. H. Roeder defeated NJ Dale.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23
Sports
DpoRESnek'
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TODAY

HOO KEY Crescent Athletic vs. St Nicholas Skat-
ing club. Clermont Brooklyn Inter
scholastic League match. 81 Nicholas Rink
a fiLf-IICS--Scratch games. Columbia Gymnasium.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tour7a nent. DaIy's Academy
sHoOTING.-Target contest Interstate Park
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23

YOUNG DECLINES TO PUBLISH THE MIN
UTES OF THE NATIONAL. LEAGUE MEET
ING UNTIL SOME LEGAL POINTS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-23

New-orieans. Jan 22.-Lady Alberta was the only
winning favorite to-day Death sold to-day TO
H. Robinson at private sale for $1,000 The weather
was clear and the track fast Summaries:
First race sell!ng: six furlongsl-Iady Alberta, 80
tl1ne 10 .. Free Coinage 1lB IT. Walsh. 70 i.
second Ffce Saint 1O2 IT peanl 10 / tlird. Time,
III Homage. Lady Kent Alpaca, Rival Dare. Digby
Bell and Miss Conrad also
Second selling. and one-eghth mtles-lAnden
Ella III slack 70 Won Prince Real IA tCo61rnl'
10 l. second. Slcapa. 100 ~. Miller 70 l. third Tine,
5Jle Pay the Fiddler Radiant Heat Precursor Helen
Paxton, Anna Darling, Glade Run and Fl Moran also
Third (steepechase handicap 81 ort co7Irse)-
Talela l4 Johnson u ; Old Fox lSS tHayesl,
- > second. Golden Link. 1tS ~. Weber, 10 l,
third. Time, 2ol. Eva Moe. King Elkwood. captain
Conover and Gassoon also Coley ran out Of the
Fourth race lhandcap. six furlongs,-Andes. 1O3 IT.
DEAN. 70 =. won: Nellie WaddeH. los ,Biake even.
second; Maggie Davis 100 81. Waldo, 10 TO l. third
Time. 1;13%- Velma clark Ida Iedford, Tom Kingsley
and AmigaTi al-o
Fifth selling niIe,Jena. 1O5 t1oburnl. 20
won. kingstee 81 cochran 70 J. second Pirate
Queen IS r. Dean. II 10 :, third Time l-4'2- MI
Fhinizy Bean Fannie Maud and Princess Plymouth also
sixth race seven furoags)Ch hoi-rno-ter ll2 Blake,
II u > Trenham. 100 CWikersonl. 20 D. second;
Frank Jones IG2 lyme. 10 to !. third. Tine Ia
Carlovingiau. The Messenger Ieroyd sand Flea, The
Fashion. L1ka and Neritable Boy also ran.