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New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
NOTES OF THE TRACK.

President Ebbets. Farrell. Dahlen and several
other players Of the Brooklyn and Newly oase-
he teams visited the track yesterday
Again Yesterday the bookmakers UIman and
Weller were absent from the Sheepshead Bay track
and il was said that they would not be seen again
,ntil the Gravesend meeting on Monday 1t was
denied that Ullman had been suspended either oy
the Jockey Club or by the Metropolitan Turf Asso-
citation
Iohn 4 Drake the Western owner and heavy
hettor is said 10 have won thousands upon the
victory Of his gelding Vincennes in the NTH race
yinoennes was entered be sold for s7o0, but was
HID I'M 10 1850 by a. Smons. Mr.. Drake repEe55
Sentative bid additional -. ana the seiolls u41
Starter Petting was compelled to discipline both
I1eo1derIv and Burns yesterday. WonderiE WaS
e,a5 S35 for running into the barrier with Weai,I
=, he third race, and Burns was hned so9 Ior us
obedience at the post on Potente IN me HIH In a'o
Sfon+e Carlo was ordered to the schooling Ist-
E~1aT-e1 of William G. WhitneYs tWo-year- r-oioS
zviII he shipped TO England on SATURDAY ms IL
S,ra-as that Mr. Whitney Will take an actlNe pan
or +be English turf during the next two yed55s
e-rZ- F3eIrnont lost promising two-yeaT-ooIa yes
Sa,SS f3IIrr11ndy died during the day at Sheeps-
he@a aS DsS' -eported early the afternoon tnat
7i;reI & DN+yer had sold Atricander, the tWo-year
oI5 S-ar Rubv-Afric Queen colt TO MAI Alts- ntr
~ Mr. Alien declined make the purchase haE +
inc discovered blennish in the colt IN rne aS teS
raSe Africander picked up 12e pounds ana ran se'
on5 to NeverLnore. y r1asg+n bat Sc
II Was also announced that J. B. Haggln laG ~,
d 4be Services Of Jack Joyner 70 tram al o.
20 Lorses Charles Littefield, 1r-, VINO oieo al -s
home in New-Jersey last week trained io' M
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
Upton AT DENNYS' YARD
FIXING DETAILS FOR THE BUILDrvc,
OF THE CHALLENGER.

London Sept. 9.-Sir Thomas Upton. acco,,
panied by Captain Wringe and William Ff-s
the yacht designer, visited the Dennys' yard az
Dunbarton, Scotland, this afternoon and had
long interview with the heads Of the firm, hxiue
the details regarding the building OF Shamroclx
III. A long time was spent in the shed under
which the last Cup challenger was built, and
which is carefully guarded from outsiders
Work is now in progress therein. and it was an
parently very interesting to the Upton party
Sir Thomas and his companions also went 10
Greenock and inspected the work being done on
Shamrock 1. with the view of keeping her in
readiness for trial horse.
The idea, uooted in New-York. that the Sham
rock III will be a schooner is unfounded. She
will be steel cutter very similar 70 the recent
cup racers in type and general appearance
Sir Thomas Upton takes exception TO the sug-
gestion that he compeis American designers TO
continue production Of freak boats. He ad-
mits that there is considerable of the freak" in
a racer for the Americas Cup. but contends that
this is entirely due to the conditions imposed
by the rules governing cup contests. Sir
Thomas says Messrs. Fife and Watson would be
glad to have the chance of turning out a
healthy. rational oOat," but under the present
conditions 1t would have no chance.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
ONLY ONE FAVORITE FIRST.

st. Louis Sept a-The surprise or the Gay al
Belnar the defeat of Ethylene the 10 Z
favorite by Founding. in the fourth race a seven
furlongs. T Walsh, on Founolhg, sIoi1 9ie q a uts
the stretch got his mount TO the wire 4fst n py q
short head. Only one favorite foufquoi as "oi'
Summary;
FIRST ohye furlongs,-r nerox' 2s To- J.
second: Graver, 1o5 CNatson 70 TO /, lalIo
1861. Prosador, Mallvert, Pointsrasn
Britain Lighter Savond. Doc Mayer Ahzeiser anu
Hylsnd also ran .,..- c.oL ,o,
T DEAN. 80 won Kiss Quick lo' 1bS Tine 20
3 second: 10 (8-auchampl. TO l. IlIo' !i-Le
Joe Goss Tenny Belle Master Mariner OptlIIio,
Carrie Hope Aransas. Has Gift. DeVerc ana Inc 0a
also ,, ~,
Third Cselling five and ore-haH m. "a
ouoi Pas. 9S (F5oubre won JACK douhs' iuo "A
W Booker. second: Kings Lazy 20 ~; SonneI2. R
/. Time l:105k. Miss knlckeTtockeT; beaI
Creek Deer Hunter Arica The Advocate Floyd x and
Py Wax ,-
Walsh TO 2 won Ethylene lo1 Ce. boll9Iy 10 -
second; Port Royal, Doneganl 10 - ttif" ilihe
1.29%. Overstreet also -,
Fifth Gaandcap; mile and seventy 5@Ios)-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
NOT IN WORKING ORDER.
he Detroit Free Press.


Perhaps it isn't fair to lay the scene OF this in
cdent near Windsor, the butt of every vaudeville
joker who hasn't the originality invent some
thing but it actually occurred the neigh
boring Canadian metropolis nevertheless.
An automobist had strayed out of his course
and taken d crossroad into remote farming dis
trict. After a while his Red Devil" went whistlng
past wheat field Near the fence sat an old farm
contemplating an ancient and dilapidated NOW
ing machine. He gazed in open-rnouthed astonish-
ment the rapidly approaching vehicle. while the
horses in adjoining pasture broke for the tall
timber.
The automobilist checked the speed OF his
chine and steered in the direction OF the wonder
struck farmer. Apparently this the latter's
first view of the modern speed annihiator.
"Well!' exclaimed the astonished farmer. what
airth do ye call that there thing?''
Why said the automobiist, struck with the
humor OF the situation. this is automobile.
"A what?" drawled the puzzled farmer.
"Au au-to-ro- bile
oh that's one o them new-fangled things I've
bin readin about, l suppose"
Then the city chap became little inquisitive on
his account
Indicating the old mower, he said:
What do you call that machine over there?"
'Thets an auto-mow-hay, but tn derued thing
DON'T" quickly responded the rustic.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
TALK OF BOSTON DEFENDER
STARTED TO BUILD A YACHT
AFTER PLANS BY BURGESS.

Boston, Sept s-"The Herald viii say to-nor-
row that in view OF the fact that challenge for
the Americas Cup for year is practically as
sured and challenger is TO be built by Sir Thomas
Upton. there .s movement On foot for Boston
cup defender TO be designed by W. Starring Burgess
A number Of prominent yachtsmen have inter-
ested themselves. and II looks If money enough
would be forthcoming 10 place a Burgess boat in
the field against the creation OF the Herreshofs
or any other designer AE OF young Burgess
boats have been fast this season. and show an ad-
vance over his earlier yachts. He has already made
the plans OF STOOter 10 be built for cup defence
Mr. Burgess is at present a trip Of inspection
among the British aad Scotch shipyards, and will
return TO this country about October 1. Mr. Bur
geSs's father designed the MayfOWer, the Puritan
and the Volunteer. all cup defenders
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
rorR FAvoRITEs WIN AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo, Sept. SIT raned hard this AFTERNOON a.
Kenilworth Park and the track was SLOPPY - ~,
see,t-a this fact four out Of the six races were
carried off by odds on tavorites The only upse, OF
the day Of consequence was when Artist IN .ne
1rs+ race AT odds Of Is /, won from n "a !Ur
itn Ora Viva after a hard drive. In the hano!cap @
Jledi revelled in the sloppy g9ings 9Io had few
ncnnds less weight, the result might nave OeeH
different Summary: ,., -, .
First race Cfor rwoyearods selling ye1eighths @ los 9i "a
rn5Ial-Arrist iO3 {Oar) Is 10 l. won SEa
nue., ~ second; June Collins 10s CNnder) 10 10 l.
third. Time 101- "a. ~. ovAr- selling: one
.5 orssgffh nnilesl-Banish. 106 81 DalyD 70 .,
TIe Ridge "a CTainTright1, 6 to secono' [>aEAIN y
I05 cTnder). /. third. Time 2:o44S : .-. o,a
for three-year- r-olos sri9 oHe'
rniie1-Uledi 10 ct knight. 2i2 70 Won: Cu1ao
1Yin5erl TO 10 second: Autotgh III Ctonertson '2
to l. thifd, me 19er +Toy.ar-ods; allowances: ave and
o1epaiP fnrones1-shrne los o. Daly) TO g. won 81
E,T iii fFIayden) second: Special Tax iuo INC
Inernev) AZ TO /. third. Time 1:l37s., 7s.,, s. .,,
5gls f1rlongs)-Trerar los on Johnsonl 70 w96 on
Great star u Day), 20 J. second LoIo oUe+-s ~
Il. Daly), 10 l. third Time. 1855. ,,, ,a -,us
sixth race (three-year-ods and over; seInhg: one
and twenty yardslMr Brown 1o7 fT knght1 a0ni 70
won. Lone Fisherman, I03 Minder). 10 / secoh1 Lie
Lauretta on Johnson. TO l. third TiFne' i'oo9'
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
PRIVATE ROAD FOR AUTOMOBILES.
A COMPANY WILL BUILD TRACK NEAR JA-
MAICA, LONG ISLAND FOR SPEED
ING MACHINES.

Announcement was made yesterday that COM
pany had been incorporated build a private road
on Long Island for speeding automobiles. The
corporators are mentioned T ". Creamer OF
this borough: c. c. Bryant and A. NJ. Ethwood. OF
Brooklyn: Samuel J. Reilly. of Bath Beach. and
Henry dOllivier. of France John A Anderson. OF
Brooklyn is the legal representative of the corpora
ton.
Long Island, extending Rockaway Junction and
Springfield, and according to the promoters. II will
be similar TO in existence in Belgium
There will be a timing station and clubhouse
AT the clubhouse of the Automobile Club OF Amer
lea and by members OF the trade consulted last
night it was said that nothing was known about
the scheme
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
TREASURY PIE GARDEN" CLOSED.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNE.l

lay TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE-l
Washington. Sept 9-Once more the Treasury De
,,rtr,anr restaura nt-the PIE Garden OF Ftnancs
has closed its doors The calamity has struck as
NAV 10 the stonachs OF the Secretary ana Oh0
assistant secretaries Of the Treasury as We'll as "
,h +ho,,s,rds NJ clerks who were wont 70 take tns
..uft' n the upper door Of the nations MONEY
warehouse every day noon 70 buy pie Inc AN @
of food on the top floor OF the Treasury buiiG4HS
has also broken UP a sentimental and tIne-hoho'eU
custoua-the gathering of the Secretary WIN MS q
sstants at noon over spread brought from ~ -.
upper floor and placed in one OF 'he H-AsI--- -,
offces overlooking the southern grasspIo'- Fol o.
hour or more grave questions or finance ana Ns -
questions of politics would be discussed uIllii -
inner man refreshed and the allloSpIe, - -rs
fragrant with cordialiIy. But, NOTWITHSTANDING -'
money centre in which this essential eatlhE So
rshuent was located. it has gone broke 10
doors are closed and there IS sign on lAS
tarys desk ready for posting. that any y ;onds
ca terer who will guarantee the quaLty o. - 90 an
can secure free rent and unlimited pdtIo Tsnart-
backed by the employees of the treasury JitErben
ment if he will proceed at once 10 oulId me lie N
fire in the Treasury Department restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10

luck in the contests Is Alexander Grant. who won
the mile race at .ne Pan-American Exposition last
year. Grant covered the distance in the good time
OF f29 Go
Besides Grant. Pennsylvania viii be represent
ed by George ". Orton. who is also expected 10
carry off horors The absence OF Jerry Pierce.
the Indian runner will cause considerable disap-
poiqtment Pierce is under suspension by the Am
ateLr Athletic Union for accepting suit OF clothes
Tor a prize in regimental games in Buffalo James
s Mitchell. who the 55pouEd hammer throw
in the Metropolitan championships last month. is
entered in the weight throwing contest. and Will
have opponents John L. De Witt and John
Flanagan
The sixty-ninth games OF the New-York Athletic
Club will be held the grounds at Traverse ISL
and Pelham Manor September 81 There will
be a two-nlue relay race. open 10 teams OF four
men. each 10 one-half mile; a one-mile
relay race, open to teams of four men, each man
TO run one-qUarter OF mile, and two-Inie
steeplechase The handicap contests will be as
follows: l2o-yard run, 3jo-yard run 6oo-yard run,
lOOo-yard run pole vault for height. running
broad jump. throwing the l6-pound hammer put
ting the i6-pound shot and l2-yard hurdle race
on turf Colo. silver and bronze medals will be
given to the first second and third men In each
contest.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
MATCHES POSTPONED AT TARRYTowN.

Tarrytown. " Z. Sept 9 (SpeciaD--Rain post
poned all matches to-day in the Sleepy Hollow
tournament Tomorrow the mems doubles will be
played Fl. P Hackett and z. P. Fischer will prob
ablv be the winners. On Thursday the women'5
singles and the mixed doubles Will begin AnoHs
the women entered Mrs William H. Pouch. ex-
woman champion Of the United States: Miss Ho
mans. OF the West Side Club; Miss Mathewson OF
the Powelton Club Nsw0urg, and Miss ChapnaA
Of Nyack winner Of the Hudson River tournament
On Saturday the championship match for the Wasn-
ington Irving Cup will be played between tA7
winner OF this tournament and r D. Little the
present holder. The cup has been contested tes
seven years. II has been won twice oy J. r FalS.'
p P Fischer and II. ? Hackett. and by K y
Little once. Hackett is expected 70 WIZ the Iour4
rneut this wear and ii he should beat Little ne VII
become the owner of the cup
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
MR. D1NGLE FURNISHES A SURPRISE,

Chicago Sept 9-Mr Dingle lately brought mere
from the East furnished surprise at Harlem To-
dav winning the first race in HANDY fasmoh at
odds of 25 to / It the colts hrst start mere
and as nothing was known OF him ne went oes
ei7 in the betting even the liberal price oneFee
sgainst him He showed wondeTiHi Luth ~
s6eed leading into the stretch by hVe ieLsLd @
was firing fast at the end Of the IlVe
ney however, though he lasted long eh0usn " eSS
Rankin 80 TO chance, scaIlt 4e-.s u "a ,.oi,a
drive Ilacrimae recently barred, e&cept ~
era ernArts because of her IN ana OUT LIS
won the Cicero Stakes, at mile IN q @ -gtba
Major Dixon, who beat Ethel " neat zen -
for the place. Lacrima was faVorlle d. ~ o.
Summary: o c,...> ..
F3rs, race five furongs)-Mr Dingle 1oS CdaIne"s 20
TO i won; Rankin CIIegeson) 80 70 0ais
Hanraon, us Or Wliams) 70 J. TaTb Zenbo
Canyon civic Blue Miracle, Jackful Sna4i iaiA' i
Second race tsIx furlongs,LitIe Jack Homer @ ao3
Grahan), won Andes, Jos I'fo.L
ond: Wins l04 ioar). 60 20 thlIG t5a-neS
sarneison Silver Ffzz Mountebank. Messlna' falneS'
hrd race CThe Cicero Stakes; mile(ItaGrlIn@ 81
HIelgesonb. 5 won: Major DIXON Iu- ~ ,rsrS
2 Wheat. 107 q Matls~s1: ~ siso rsn
Time, 1452s. Rolling Bah ana
Fourth race zone mile)-HaTTy NeG' rs 70 10 second
3, won; Mot (aiathewst ~ 70 s5sL
Water Edge (Birkenruth) II 10 2 thlrO- iiiHo i'
Talpa and Ravensbury also ran. , c-azor Z Ioe
Fifth and one-haf furlonss!
datheVs,. s. won: Hs tile walker 90 20 ybi,d
!, second Agnes Mack. 1o5 tDoIneItyl a eTs1
Time OBJ Ssbnal Mary Glenn az Adacl Io7
Sixth oneetshth eilr1 20 sac
CAiathews), Marcos lgI 'riroe 2fosl
ond. Trentham 9s (Helgeson : 70 l. tllru' 1iN' -s'
Lady Cho-ister and Cougar also ran
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM
CONCERT AT ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB HOUSE
THE WILLIAM FLETCHER'S sCHED-
ULE TOMORROW.

Edwin Hollis Low, Frederick E Camp and Frank
Bornn, the entertainment committee of the Allan
tic Yacht Club. announce a complimentary prOme-
made concert, be given at the clubhouse at Sea
Gate by the Annacitia Military Band Of sixty pieces.
on Saturday. September e. at S ?. n The club
house and grounds will be Illuminated and dancing
will follow the concert. a late boat will leave for
this city and Brooklyn afterward-
These yachtsnen have been proposed for mem
bership in the Atlantic Yacht Club: Benjamin T.
Tyler. j Edward Addicks. R A Watson. George
Rose Howard Slade. AnsOn Phelps Stokes. George
". Hayes, tr.. Charles Augustine Morrogh. Georgs
Lauder jr Rear Admiral George W. Melville.
L. s N. and Charles c. Gates George Lauder. jr,
is the owner of the schooner yacht Endynlion.
which both the ocean races recently sailed fo-
prizes offered by Commodore Robert E Tod
The steamer William Fletcher. chartered By the
New-York Yacht Club for It's members and guests
for the autumn sweepstakes TO be sailed the
Sound tomorrow will leave New Rochelle wharf
echo Bay promptly at 10 a and Will touch az
the Glen Cove landing half an hour later. making
the same landings after the race The race will
start OF Mattinecock Buoy at u.5O a m
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
HARNESS RACING.
RHYTHMIC WINS HEAT BY HALF LENGTH
IN STATE FAIR STAKE RACE.

Syracuse Sept. 9.-Rain and heavy windstorm
caused a postponement OF the Grand Circuit races
here to-day after heat had been pulled off in
each of two races before crowd of eight thousand
people The first was the 2:24 class tro for the
woodruff stakes OF 5000. the largest purse of the
week Only four of the thirty horses nominated for
this race last April started. Zephyr. who. it was
expected would start in the race a favorite
against rhythmic drawn, as she went lame
at Hartford last week. The first heat developed a
hot contest between Rhythmic Oxford Chimes and
Marine Rvthmic who a favorite In the bet
ting won by half length with Chimes second.
The first heat Of the 2o6 pace was run in a heavy
shower and was won by Darrell Summaries:
TROTTTNC- CI.ASS-THE WOODRUFF STAKE
PURSE S500o-BEsT THREE IN FIVE
Rhvthmic b h by Oakland Baron--Str ahmore: Hud-
son Gatcomh Ilex.ustun, Ky. Hudson( I
Oxford Chimes blk g Dodge. 2
Maxine b. (Lyne) )
" - Time 2:1114-
PACrNG-2.o6 CT.Ass-PURSE $1.00o-BEST TWO IN
THREE.
Darrell b m. by Alexander; A P Mcdonald. Albany,
y. (McDonald).
Prince Direct blk b. OicFIenry). 2
< tWIsOn) d
Fannie billiard b N tSnOw). 4
Sir Alcantara h. GACAart 5
mi
MAJ ia MAJ 9"' Time. 2O7h.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
HaNLIH HORSES TO BE SOLD.
INV TFLFGRAPH TO TIE TRTBTNE.I

Iex,re+op XIV, Sept. &C. j. Hamlin. of East
Aurora n Y has consigned TO the Tranter-Ken-
nov sa1as Company here two carloads of trotters
70 he sold from November to s. The consign-
ment consists of brood mares and few young
borsas Among the noted matrons that are TO go
,,+ar the hammer are Honora, dam of Fantasy
c8) 2Oss. a 2oSa. CD 2:o6, holder of the worlds
tbree-year-od record and the worlds record for
Maid Of nBs HoaoF "a dam ag,, Of Ed
graaddam M of American Belle 212 Ruffles dam Of
King chars @ TosSa & CdR1msa daaene 2 Kins da and
Of The Queen 2le % and eki69s ktng chmes 5!lgi 2oa
der da ~ of Tudor Chimes, 2:l3 and Helta. dam of
tastic Chimes. 224lz.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
CYCLING.
ROW IN NEw-YoRK ASSOCIATED CLUBS
NOTES AND COMMENT.

There was a lively at the monthly meeting
Of the Associated Cycling Clubs Of New-York
held at the clubhouse Of the Prospect Wheelmen. in
forty -fourth-st.. Monday night
DR.. E Y. Brendon. the secretary Of the assoca-
ton objected to the admission Of win r Pitrnan
the delegate from the NewYork Motorcycle Club
When a vote was taken Mr.. Pitman sustained
DR. Brendon will probably resign. Considerable
i'll feeling shown. Twelve clubs were repre-
sented. One of the delegates refused TO vote, and
Pitrnan received the Endorsement Of ten clubs.
The association will conduct a twenty-five mile
road race. probably Staten Island, Thanks
giving Day. The Harlem Wheelmen were expelled
The local association and the Long Island AsSo-
c!ated Clubs will hereafter work in harmony upon
all suggested crusades for highway Improvement.
Each association will send delegates 10 the meet
ngs Of the other
The work of ''Bobbie' Walthour this season has
classed him as the acknowledged middle distance
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
DRAKE PAYS WE'LL FOR YEARLINGS.

The sale of yearlings was continued yesterday
IN the Fasg- Upton Company's paddock, opposite
the Sheepshead track The youngsters from Mrs
r J. Carson's Dixiana Farm, L. P Tarlton's Fleet
wood Stud, and those owned by G. P. Chnn and
J. P Chnn were sold. The rain did keep the
crowd away and those present did some lively
bidding, with the result that good prices were re-
for the colt by imp. Scorpiont--Hygea. after
struggle with Tom Wech. 1t was announced
that J B. Haggin had changed his mind about dis
posing of his racing stable on Friday and now
the sale is off Mr. Drake also paid 81 900 for bay
colt by Ben Strome-Roseleaf and $3.50 for a fIy
by ScOrpion-Truth.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
GOLF.
pPoFEssIONALs PLAY FOR PURSES.

On the links of the Hollywood Golf CLUB, on Mon
day willie Anderson Isaac Mackie, Bernard
Nichols and George Low competed for purse OF
500 under the following conditions: Morning
round. 18 holes medal play. TWO best scores 10
qualify for IS holes match play in the afternoon
Scores: NicIoI 50: Anderson, y; Low. 1S. and
Mackie "A Anderson beat Nichols in the after
noon IS holes match play, three up and two to
play. a further purse Of $50 was offered Tor the
fcWest medal score OF y better. the previous
record OF the being z Nichols in the morn
ing made 6s and Anderson 2 In the AFTERNOON
Mackie tied Nichols's score of 50, while Low MADE
q 10.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
PLAY FOR THE GEORGE Low PRIZE
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUxEI


Manchester, VT. Sept. 9.-Dr- Clark Burnhan and
Miss Hester Kyle the mixed toursome handi
cap tournament for two sets OF golf clubs pre-
sented by George Low, at the Ekwanok Country
Club links here to-day Twenty pairs started in
the qualifying round yesterday the first eight con-
tinuing in match play In the afternoon In the
seIni-fnals this morning c. w Cleghorn and Miss
CIeghorn l6 defeated Mr.. and Mrs Dallett, f6. and
Or. Burnham and Miss Kyle, scratch. beat Miss
Brahams and II. II Boyd, Is in the finals This
afternoon Dr. Burnham and Miss Kyle had the
better of the match with c. ID. Cleghorn. and Miss
Cleghorn, by l up in nineteen holes.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
ExMooR WINS THE FIELD CUP.
CHANDLER EGAN THE STAR IN WESTERN
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY.

Chicago. Sept. s-Exnoors team Of five golfers
B. F. Cumrnins, Chandler Egan. R. II. McE!wee.
G. L. Mofett and W. a Alexander-won the Mar
shall Field Cup to-day the Wheaton links,
making the best collective showing against bogey
of the ten teams entered. The match prelim
mary to the fourth amateur championship Of the
Western Golf Association which will begin to-
morrow morning. Chandler Egan was not only the
best the winning team, but easily the star
OF the day. The table showing the relative stand
ing for the morning, afternoon ana day, follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
JAMES CLARE DEAD.

James Clare. superintendent of the Brighton
Beach track for over twenty years. died from blood
poisoning caused by carbuncle. at his home in
Ocean Parkway. Brooklyn, Monday night. Mr..
Clare fifty three years old He leaves widow.
three sons and daughter. The funeral will be
held Tomorrow
Mr. Clare was born near the old Jerome Park
track IN West Chester and spent practically all his
life about the race courses.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
RACES AND HORSE snow Aq ,,,ppo,

Mineola, Long Island. Sept (specian.-Tbe
siAtyhrst annual exhibition OF the Agricultural
Society OF Queens-Nassau Counties which &c to he
held al this place from September % to sentember
"a; "a, promises to be interesting Special attention
WIZ DC gwen 10 the various racing classes and the
morse snow: The latter will take nIace the Ia st
f@o ber dsys TSer Of the exhibition Entries close septem
Special emphasis is laid upon the hn0ter ca sses
or which there are four. Thomas hitchcock ir
shown conformation and performance over fences
post Atries. t" ias' o'aSs Aiio"s
New-York tribune., 1902-09-10
uoPPJED As TO TIE FUTURE.
From The philadelphia Times

Prom The PhiIadeIpIId IIIIIeS
7, bis la+ar years although his intellect
;xar,iss is NJ aS5ers Stevens physically in
firm that in journeyng pack and forth between his
two stlrdv Young negro men to carry him In
chair hui1t on the sedan pattern.
rtaet and frost had made the trip rougher
than usual one Inorning and the old statesman was
,It co1nioit until bearers set him down inside
the corridor As he was assisted from the chair
..Tbant Won boys-thank you! I often wonder
how ri make out when you two die