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New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
JACK DEMUND WINS AT CHICAGO.

'hicago. oct l5.-Jsck Demund. backed from 5
10 : 20 20 :. Won the free handicap the feature
oi The card to-day At Worth, in a galloq with six
.ehgths 10 spare Scarlet Lily finished two lengths
IN front of Rolling BOer for the place Captain
auSh Bradley, In the hrst race. by lengths
sasea NJ after being hacked from 20 % down -
al post time Rose Of MAY. backed from
- 10 = Won the second all the uav-
weather Tainy and cold, track heavy Summaries
t.rst race thve furi'ngsl-,-ltsln Hugh Rrade, los
teal', e. % l. Angelo io3 tf}lcAarar % q
second North Pole lo2 3D. BaAsr' - / trfrd Tine
Se'oa1 rec zone ana oo~ siKtsenth mics R7se -
Ma l'' 'hon1~rt 3 - :. npn lda " tfle-atrt.
e,4n second. nark se-ref- - kelly. d. T. miro
Third race JslK tl-lonEs,-Fhiir ,Robhlnsl ~ =
Non hlrnle hurtv1 1u1 tHlrAsu-lthH b. ss-1u--
Matte Spencer ios tSteeleI. = n J.
Fourth race ts~,en fIrl0nEss-Jark uemun1 Jos
tbuchzrani. - = Won. Scarlet I.Iv 105 Robins
o. = s-c1nd- Ron- H1~r. 10 'Coturnl. I3 rrrd
Time q.
F,ifra rsos ,one mile'-Eth. Whe-'. lot d1oar-isf.
lh 90 3. u0r, lr Stephen lo7 roh4rnf o =
Inspector shea. - tfielgesCnb 90 third
Nth rae '"ns mile sn1 100 Narl~lScot~h Plata -
trrearr-i. = rn In INK MsNr~. I03 t1rrslyf
second I-ady M~1.ss1nle - tTt-ratt 90 O. trIrt
Tim
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY James l.. Wells 2s17 SJh- ave. cor i5oth-
- .5x~o story Hat due judst. $lo325. taxes
~ p of 18th ave. 5NH,ll . story nat. due
1gigt. - i62 So S657 prior $4,000;
also -S'3 Sth ave cor lf'th-z 25xso. . story .
fat. due jUiSt Slo.-J taxes etc. 81 H. prior
mtGe Sal,t+. also b5 IS l+9th n II % Sth-
ave -lN;3 II. story fat due juigt s.. To- So,
S6-7 90 prior mtge SlOOnO. .
hats each 2jNso. due IuigJ SlI03G 3. SOC
sol % 2Sll. si5s 81. sl3. SEQ - prior ot
tre- ast Hugo F Hoeher al. n Glass. Robert
- Ten Erck. ref. costs. SiSJ sQ-6t1 n
ito n - CORTLAND 5pNlCo. story bIdgs
foreclosure sale Pvrpetua Traseser John = Straton
81 al Homer Hdreth Norris tukor. ref. due
tldgt. s6N6. 30. costs $50 =, taxes sos, sU2
Eagle ave. 4T23 2 5sth-st. so TO. Ia story
% Chas Fasse-r deceased
BY L. IhilIips 3oth-st. = 100 II - q
linEton: foreclosure sale. Bowery Ssy Bank " T
Pryor rst: tue judsr sr5s55s % costs S52s 81;
49, herlert a sherman: southern Boulevard = f75 n
n - AIMS jOxli2 NI2O IS foreclosure
sale Anna Abbott e. Al sgt Margaret M Lett et al J
s. so3 o.. costs slso s. etc sj02 ~ i3sth -
SD = of SroatWay, 5OXl9a O IJ9th-st sx19Q 10.
tutSt $40 cii - costs $3.50 Oi: 81 96s s.
- deter M.Ner q 80; = Stll .esant 81 : 15i q
~ 9TH st lfS35 ''S II lox+5I story dug
closure sale q BTuuie Nina kortz Rabe 4
NeAe- atts. p MgCauu ref. due tufEt. g tsi
''st - - taxes eJo. So ~ prior mort $1,000
2oXlC" 81 story h. foreclosure sale T. Rurghari
agt 7 SrhruES et Al. r Hummel attv; . r ean4y
$50. prf0- mort Sl2O0p
By ADRIAN u Muller & 775 AMI 30 r Is5rh - y
% "a Fl ~ 81 ave. % 11y1aex4a 1x5oN5SI4a story
once and ana story n1g ~ sash and blind factory
foreclosure sale ? III eae al C1ouey al
Forster Speir attys. T. 70 Hahls. REF. fua udEt
80 = costs S2'-i 50, taxes etc s-573 .. prior mort
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
FOOTBALL.
CORNELL's TEAM II GOOD sHAPE.

'oRNELLS TEAM IN GOOD SHAPE-
lth4cs y Y. oct I3 tSpeciaD D-The end of the
fourth week of training dnds the Cornell football
team stronger and Ir better shape than the most
sahsuine ~ the coaches could have hoped Tor Ten
DAYS ago Al that time there we're several features
'l me work which Were causing no little anxiety
NO man vas IN sight Vho could ill the 'fulloat 4
position IN a satisfactory manner. What was
.V'-eu was hea,y player who could pldnSe
'hr"uSh the centre and who the defensive
eo-ia stop any gains through gaps I'm the ru~h me
rurTnan, 4 substitute tackle Wss the rrst hope ot
,he coaches bur injuries have kept MIN ont of the
lh-ip until tho last few days coach Morrison
'lea fell hack ON Burns. who has been used IN most
" the game. hut last "Wednesday he developed
water on the knee. and "A call went out for another
Iulnack The man found I'm Halliday ful-
oack on the Ithaca High school team last year and
son n samuel u Halliday ID trustee or the
university Halliday given trial in the L mon
SANE ana last Saturday he vas used almost the
enure game against Williams lie IS heavy
man and bucks the line well. hut Is still very
Sow and runs wide I'm the interference.
other things besides the discovery Of a new full
'a'A nave Siven the coaches reason for encourage
meht Hunt. right guard. has recoN cred from the
INJURY 10 his shoulder. and has strengthened the
risht SIDE Of the line tremendously Purcell left
aioaek l. getting back his speed and vim ~ last
Sear- although he is not IN condition 10 hnish a
marc same The fight for left end which has been
III progress yer since the season opened. seems 10
nave oesn settled IN favor Of Lawrence. junior.
~n' mas never until this year been considered
N"Iel'y material Naud. the other candidate, has
l''s", been shifted back 70 his old place. left
IIaSkie ITl where he viii be used a substitute for
ms score made against Williams last Saturday
80 4fser than any one had expected. and goes 10
, .-u tle prediction made early IN the season that
cornell would this year have the fastest set OF
- - - mat she has ever put upon the ETidiron
iI.nln Il and Purcell the regular haIfbacks are fo.-
,,IINAis the Interference closer. ana are picking
-. ..-I openings with greater quickneSs and ac-
-lss,l- shepard and Snider. the alteruaf~~ can
latui} De- called substitutes. because they have
osvh h used as often and have gained much
ground as the first two The development Of
Slleer has surprised both coaches and players, he
e = me fastest man N the backheld. and has made
some sensational end runs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The details of the sale Of Piers Nos and : ar
Rector-st. and the North River. are given else
where.
J. r. Dunlap is the buyer OF No q East Fffty-
fourth-st.. recently reported sold.
F. Studt has sold plot 2O0xio0 feet AT the south
east corner Of ACademy-st and VermiIvea-ave
The Empire city Realty Company has bought
No. 37 West Broadway. a seven story mercantile
building a lot 25xlOO feet
Frederick SOuthack and AIwyn Ball ir have sold
for John Katt to Lowenfeld & Prayer Nos 50 and
81 Broome-st.. plot 5ox75 feet There are two
buildings the plot One is a FIVE story tenement
house and the other three story tenement house
The taller building is at the northwest corner Of
BroOme and Lewis SITS
William z. Mangam has sold for the CITY Real
Estate Company to a client for Improvement the
property 50xlOo feet the south side OF One-hun-
dred-and-t thirtyfrstst so feet west OF Fffth-ave
SIawson Hobbs have sold for Mrs e. NJ Ben
son the three story brick and brownstone dwelling
house. lot 17xlO0r feet No. g West Ninety-sev-
enth-st-, 70 private buyer.
William StOnebridge has sold for James j. Nc
Cluskey No 2.f9 Arthur-ave. a frame dwelling
house. 100 feet south OF FOrdham-ave
s OsEoOd PeN 90. have sold for the Field
Point Land Company 20 prominent men two large
plots OF waterfront land at Field Point Greenwich.
Conn. upon which they will once erect hand
some houses The buyers names are withheld for
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14

who had IL in hts study the castle Of So Cloud
After the death OF Napoleon il was bought in
London BY Baron Rehausen. Swedish Ambassador
20 the Court OF 81: James that time II is
owned through inheritance bv one ~ rhs fore
most families Of the Swedish nobility Inside the
dra Of the table IS pasted an old sIip on ubiCh
Is printed description which in mode ruiza5 F,~-
ltsh. reads follows. The Emperor NapoIsSn
highly delighted with this sxtrs0rdtn,rv urorl.
OF art H. formed the surface OF one Of the tables
In his study ana vas always shown 10 all foreign
ers Of distinction who visited the imDsrfai rOurr
II is painting whose resemblance 10 What n rep
resents the most elusive ever produced nv tba
genius OF one may look At this srranpo rro-
ductiol Of art in different Iights-the nieceS 81
money. the fragments of broken glass ttbs nen
knife. water and cards retain equally nIusive
appearance as the observer moves round the table
but Il requires very minute eyamtnarfOr A.
cover all the truly gtca wonders IN n0ssessss
In these times. when relics Of Napoleon T are
eargerly ught for the present vheres bouts ~
this masterpiece should certainly interest All con
7ofz
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
THE WINNERS AT ST. Louis.

8, Louis oct IS If You Dare and I1szar-e were
tho winning fsNorites to-day al the Fair Grounds
orris heat South Breeze. the odds-on favorite in
ne sixth race. The track Was SLOW. Summaries
follow
tlrst tslK f--rnEs ssl,inEl- Rp.a. Arrefr I0a
tn0utret : 20 J. hi,.imaUs- -iar1. 11. - Warrt
= 20 :. sec0n1. Luton loo 'Lrlcenl thirc
Time. ilk-
s--nc race ts"ssn furlonss- ssllns' Zorns. ~ ~
waldo. e. q ]. Vou Hiss Qua le- iHHlhrrf . O.
81
Thtra race oa-e furlorEs,- razarrs 10 r vaIsrl
= - Vun. B-~aksr. l15 iFzurtlsrosi o. se-rrd
In Doubt. lsl 81. f'nnrrT. . I =
Fourth rae sin fu-ionssl II lou nar- ioS IT Vash'
/ HLcrlFufr - tiirubrsI. 8 20 4 second
dred. i"S a.. Facksorl. = 90 q thIrd Tlne i-i5.
Tifth zone sr1 tfres siRteeuths miles. s~frE
Brutal. ioa tIsnudenl - Won. kunla - tHourrrI
70 J. second Antols- "a" fScuusl 20 l. thiri Tinle
..n2-
SiAth rae. ,ons sn1 three sHt.-ut1 miles s-ii-E,
orrls. = tNee2'. p - por- South E7e.re 100 tfsl
dep - 10. second Wall. l0g tScuIlsb 70 ! thIrd
Tine 0-.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
VALE PLAYERS HAVE a REST.

iEY TELEGHNrH To- THE TEIHUNE-I
New Haven Conn. oct. I3.-The Yale varsity line
vas changed considerably this afternoon owing
10 the hard work OF the veterans In the Brown
game SATURDAY Holt retired for Morton. Goss' :
place vas taken by kinney. the promising fresh
man guard, Glass vent out for Brown; Chadwick
gave MS place 10 Preston, Nard retired FOR VIII
helmi and Farmer for Bowman and Mcthntock.
S'Nman came out for the first time since he
s2rained his ankle In practice early last week. he
showed up in good form. kicking well The only
change ~ significance Was that OF retiring Ham.In
and giving left tackle 20 ShevIn. the freshman
from HIl School. who made Yale's only touchdown
AGAINST the Providence team. Shevln Is likely 70
keep left tackle permanently. as he - one OF the
best PLAYERS In the Vale squad
VITA the iayOT ~ the veterans the varsity vas
about equally matched with the scrub team to-day.
and through a long half neither side scored Nc
ttatock puuted frequently FOR the first eleven, but
- Uts usually Hogan instead of tho ends who
nailed runner. The whole team got together
better tHau last week and played a suapQI-T game.
The coaches SAY that speed Is uoW the one thing
Wautei and thi- Wiil h- drilled into the team from
Pa" torhiD. -. Chadwick. .. and Bliss,
sc coached the eleven fn-caN-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
AUTOMOBILE / TEST.
HARDEST DAYS Run OF THE TRIP
ENTERTAINED AT SPRINGFIELD

lFT TEtEFRsrH 70 THE rRIBr NEI
SprinEneld. Mas. oct i3-The hardest day's ruin
IN the trustVorthiness test Of automobiles fnsti-
tuted by the Automobile club OF America ended
al Springfield tonight. Leaving Boston thi. morn
ING IN drtzzling rain. the promised 10 be par
ucularly disagrecahle hut the weather cleared
somewhat, and. With the exception OF the churnins
mud the days run was pleasant enough though
IL became more dificult as the contestants neared
Sprlng7eld The machines beginning to show
the results ~ hard and today there has been
more trouble With tires than upon any other dav
~ the contest
The machine driven BY Harry Knox arrived first
splitting the time with the two OldsmobiIes The
three machines m tde the from Boston within
the limit and had A considerable amount Of time
% spare They left Boston at o'clock-an hour
earlier than had been originally planned and
5Nty nine ~ the seveDtv-three machines leaving
boston finished within the time limit Of seven
n9urs, four minutes minimum. twelve hours I've
minutes maximum
Tonight a local company % ChiCOpae Falls en-
tertfined the automobilists and the Observers a
Theatre party az the Nelson given early. IN
we evening and afterward a smoker and a sumner
AZ the Worthy Hotel made the guests feel thar
they were welcomed again 20 Springfield
me contestants will leave for New-Haven on
Iuesday 5 run az O'Clock Tuesday night will
-Se spent IN New-Haver and the ma hines will BE-
nome late IN the afternoon OF Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
v,yT DoGs ENTERED IN BENCH SBow

Among the many entries for the annual barcb
show ~ the Ladies Kennel Association next week
a.. roi Roston terriers. fox terriers. la. cocker
,.,,tels ia. bulldogs. %. beages 3. French nun
sors p couies .. bull terriers. s. Great Danes
s - Herrards 81. and pointers 3 Among The
a hibitors will be Mrs. Howard Could With hl.cL-
,,,,ss Flsck Knght and Tierney Mauya. Mis- /
Aiercsn 81 Westbury. Long Island. Mrs Jar,.
4 kernochan. with dogs from her kennels !,
ff.,,nsts,d- Frank Gould. ". Bourke T'ocl[...'
S,,,f,si Roosevelt - n. 2. Belmont Foxbsm 70
Is.-r. I ] Natahls and Frank croker
~ oFi~ers % the Ladies Kennel AsSo.i.,,.
-. NJ James l. Kernochan. president. NJ I,,,l
Katshie tce-president. and Mrs u " FSsr.
SS..retary The bench committee consists ~ g.
/ Kernochan Miss Lrcille Alger. Mrs n "a
fvsn. and Miss NJ X Bird. r NJ. Oldham ,,,i
superintend the show
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
CALCULATION OF HoRsEPoWgB
From The Zoo World

FROM The Motor World
on the last day OF the automobile congress az
LLJoh. france. Count Chasseoup-Loubet read an
interesting paper devoted 10 the question ~ tha
CALCULATION Of the horsepower Of explosion engines
and this In connection with the taxation oS r,oto-
VI iiO'uI
The question vhic, the count specially hrourbt
pNtore the congress for discussion was whAtber ~
horsepower taxed should he calculated as from the
~ ~htel or the motor or from the ROAD " heels
and II pointed by the count tbat :, aro,,I5
be much more reasonable TO base the taxatto1 On
the horsepower developed BY the motor ror tn ,bts
case encOuragemept would be given 10 the constrrc
tor who obtained the best result whereas IN the
methods az present adopted out Of two cars giving
on nve horsepower on the road heels one r7av ~
taxed for twelve horsepower engine sn5 ~
other for A seven horsepower anu 'i1
With regard 10 the measurement ~ ,bo 49,.
power OF explosion engines the count noin,sd o,,t
that cylinder measurements are absoh,tAiV So
tiCus, for the following reasons % More or less
speed can he got out Of similar engines accordfns p
20 the weight of the valves or the springs whicb
work the ValVe=. By varying the leD1tb 30 49,
piston and by varying the cooling surfsce - t5s
explosion. - by varying the compressior ~, ~
varying the carburation. (fl BY VARYING tha raotd
Ity with which the exhaust gases a re eot ria ~
90 by or less expansion (sl by more or lsss
rapid cooling OF the cylinder; (7) by VARYING the
ignition ana ~ oy varying the weight OF the fy-
wheel
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
HARD PRACTICE FOR rENNs TEAM

fET TELEGRAPH = THE TRiRfNE
Philadelphia oct &c Peunsy llaaia's football
squad had the hardest work of the season this
afternoon ON Franklin Field As soon a. the men
came on the gridirou thu varsity VAS di,idec into
two teams and run through rapid signal practice
Then. without any preliminary kicking or atrhirs.
the tao eIercus Rere pItted against each other.
and from tiIl o'clock hard game Vas played
In this the coaches stood over the unsmen. and
when player failed % 90 his be-t he vas taken
out and A substitute put in his place one man
was told that he vas baby. ard Vas sent u the
training house
The result was an Improvement iu defence that
made n seldom possible for either team 10 gain
Trst down Baird scored once after two louE runs
Tho scrub Nas then PIT IN the game ana had me
FaU fr frrTir7tt.d downs Tney scored once The
crippIcs Richardson. FiakaTsK and StorkVei "fr'
out for the arst time AMI the erst two acre IN ihe
S-~frrrn1cs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
rrprPn INVESTIGATION couursSToN,
VIEWS or nARrNoUTEs President REGARDING
rpr coat STRIKE AID ITS LESSONS

VIEWS oF nARTMoUTH.s President REGARDING
rpr coat STRIKE AID IT'S LESSONS
m "a 7 tucker IN The Christian Endeavor World
~ s,,lu-e ~ the conference AZ Washington has
dseDs,sd the sense 81 heplessness IN the endeaLor
10 reach present SITUATION IN tn. 'dl ,. tL,.
rsoai affort ~ the President with It's result hes
Sorarue1 the view of r1any thoughtful men that
our government j. rot equipped for any ern-r gene
~ ~, Kind which now confrouts Us We can put
5an rebeii,ors and suppress riots, but We cannot
a,sn reach the facts IN responsible way IN regard
10 the causes n strikes ana lochouts ohos. . .,.,-
u-bs,bsr a full and authorized statement ot tacts
.oI5 ~ would not enable the pubic % express lts
oninton Nth sufficient authority = not pislh, ~
such knoWiedss CoagH sga Trbic before the feeling
1,t ,-ita srgenders had grown bitter and had
become thoroughly orsahlLsgg psni tftsc,ia 7, is
BE- in The great malori1, ~ -f-E, ,-tsa ,ratrb
9uifs nossibIs that conditions might arse "hich
vrontd NOT WELD Z public opinion ., .44 4, o.
but tht ~ s-,r.V,.red investigate az once and
.i-,- or.r disa gTeemeut between capltal ana
labor I'm which m" pus,Ig ss,,se 81 the liability OF
s t,,rbrce This does not necessarily mean
oompulsor! aI,arnber however that according
~ dit.t.i ~ ,ra4itions are unprepared for deal
49,, p.,t ~ issIes which are no" befors Us Law
nas mus lat rt,.a.e property. as for the right ~
~ i,si,td,,sI 10 work he please $50 iy IndIy
,,rt,-stc rroperti,s ike thr COZ ~ 80 -t.t ,s
,,,,sr,tsss n, which the public nas
prlftl,s ~ - cor sidered that labor ORGANIZATIONS
-. art.e, because without mem tle aNtrase i
workman could notS not < - nsrsonai freedom II viii
ss5r become evident. thlnh Int' =, ra,,7tI,-
ernmeDt must have more power ~ a'' 'i'"i'''S
and Vigorously s should Try the effect of publicity.
hssed on authorized Statement ol ,,, ~,
federal comIlss i,,o The hands ~ the federal gov
s-Ir,e-, before resortng 20 M Motale " tiI - -
these 'endeavors viii sh,,S hscsssary =
0uvr ain, i
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
NV YoRK sIPRElIE CoTRT. cOCNTY

of New York. George 2 Victor PIaintT. against
Orlando p DoFnan and others DefendantsIn pursuance
~ Judgment Foreclosure and sale. duly made and
entered the Tth
said judgment Ar Public
New York Real Estate Salesroou No III Broadway.
ne horouEh OF Manhattan cry ~ New York the 6th
daN ~ November Il 81 clock
Vincent A AuCtioneer premises directed BY
sad Judgment he sold and therein described follows
An thar certain lot piece MARCEL - land With ths
nulldnEs and Improvements thereon situate, lying and
being the and and
bounded described follows. Beginning
" of Westerly
West End N0rthery side %
End Avenue 90 four inches.
Westerly tTSth
tre distance throuEh party wall Ffty-one t5l feet
thence Nor-harly parallel West Avenue
Seventy tI6thl Street Twelve l2l feet thence
Southerlv with West End Avenue the entire dis
q Thirty-=lN
sixth thence Eastery along
point place restrictions
upon lot hereby
making addition extension % the building
erected the hereby conveyed created
Hugh Lamb and wife George Victor dated March
1SO3 recorded the Office % the Register Of
York March 10Th. 1892.
Biock Section Liner H. paee
being premises conveyed Orlando p
Doruan said George r. wit bv deed
bearing date with said given 20
of part OF the purchase OF
Dated New York. October 18th. 1902
JOHN T. CANAvAN. Referss.
J 4 McCREERY. Attorney for Plaintiff No l19 Mas
street Manhattan. New York.
The following Is diagram OF the property sold
described above the street number beins
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YoRk sUPRENIE COURT.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Ot New YorS.-AHce G. CrowelI Plaintiff against
EEhert C. Dsnison pefendants.-In 0f
Judgment Foreclosure sale duly made and entered
the above entitled action. bearing date te 2Tth day q
September N0 J. the Undersigned the Referee IN said
Judgment named viii sell az Public Auction ar the New
York Salesroom. III Broadway. TN the
Borough Manhattan. ~ New the 2Sth
u October 1872 2 o'clock day. by Philip
y Suvth. Nuctoneer che premises directed sad udg
sold therein follows All
certain lot. 1s land living and be-
INK IN the Third Ward Of the city II New York. the
n1TthVest~rv - between Washington and
West Streets. known ami DISTINGUISHED lot number
20 in certain survey thereof made hy r.
Graves City dated February 10th 1919 and
neNed deed of Of said parcel ot land
from the Mayor. Alternen and Comuonay ~ the city
OF New Nors William Howard bearing date the lst day
OF March One thousand eight hundred and nineteen and
County Liber No. 1872 81 tonvs. ances.
az and bounded follows Southeasterly by the
n0rthvestery side % Dey Aforesaid North
bv Lot Number on said Northwest
party Number Sixteen ti6 and partly hy LOT
Number Seventeen u7i said map and southvesterly
numbers eight ard tlOf said
being breadth front
and siNtyeEht i6sl feet length each side
the ssif thereof. references
said premises known Number - Dey Street.
Dated. York October fth
AUGUST =. NAM Referee.
REMSEN & PARSONS. ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff. 50 Wall
street Borough of Manhattan CIV - New
IRE following diagram e the property he sold
described above. the being
Fulton
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
FOREIGN RACING HEN COvJyc

Foreign cycle riders are to make A strong hid
for cycling honors IN this country this winter
harry Elkes. who Is ~ present IN Paris has con
tracted with twelve OF the riders on the other
side 20 compete in the six dav bicvcIe race 20 ba
held In Madison Square Garden during the week %
to1yer pH1Gen16er Albert Champion. the motor paced
II0lioNeI. Tommy Hall the English rider and
floyd Mcfarland and a dozen other American
riders have already entered for this race which
promises 10 be one Of the most interesting team
races ever held in the Garden Jimmy Michael
Ihe welsh rabbit, will also join the foreigners
when they sail next month
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
Three sr-is- ard urpard wi,h-rs
). three vea- 7i1s an1 upward
mile -rr- W-+.N~-s r-n-sa
LICENSES NOT YET wITHDRAwN.
FRENCH JOCKEY CLUB TO ACT IN THE
MATTER TO-DAY.

Paris. oct l3.-The sporting organ Of Paris
Le sport says the French Jockey Club
has not withdrawn the licenses % Milton Henry
and J. Reih. the American Jockeys. but that the
tlub VIII meet tomorrow 10 consider the mat
teT ana that the result may be different from
mat announced IN the new spapers here. namely
mat those two Jockeys had been excluded from
riding on any French course
New-York tribune., 1902-10-14
CHESS.
LASKER Returns To PLAY AT MAN
HAITIAN CLUB.

Lasker the chess champion was among n.
passengers on the Anchor liner Columbia which
arrived YESTERDAY When seen by a reporter after
MS arrival he said that he felt slad =, be once
more IN this country he had given I'd his pro-
fessorship al the Owens college Marchester Re-
cause the climate dii not agree uith him hut
would be glad 20 accept a similar position IN this
country. lie intends 20 make a profession. al
tour 81 the United States and Canada and as ne
had promised Prince Dadan ~ MinEroli, m.
president ~ the Monte Carlo Chess Congress .,
take part in the next tourney. ~ would bsvs "a
return 20 Europe a. the latest On January 15 o.,
next
According 20 the champions account. chess is
having = great boom IN Germany ana England
70 Pilshury exhibitions, which are creating 2
every-R here great sensations He however dos
not believe that PfllShury 5OeS Justice 70 hrrsaIT
an rlsytnC so many games blindf0ldsd aud strDvi
grest for him and would consider IL a calsrnif,
for pills bury a. well f0r chess ~ ~ usre -
break down in health
The CHAMPION will begin his enEaEennerr =. 81.
Manhattan chess club on Thursday evening When
1tto Rosthing viii bs pitted against hirn in .
,,st~b came N the evening he will he LEA o, -
NAV seven additional similar games uhen Tir
-~btitz Shov-alter Finn. Hodges Hynes Del-ar
FEsrham or Rocamora koehler. Siuonson De Vis
- EIslnern and EttlinEer vii he opp0ssd - -.
champi0n he Wln also give a simuitaneou. -
btbtfion SO far the committee has arranged ,bs.
Issksr shall play sundays. MONDAYS WedIes
49, md FRIDAYS IN the two weeks he will ha ~
c,,sS, ~ the club on Sundays and Wednesssys
,.-btia on the other days the proceedings Util -
ha~trp az - IN the evening