New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-22

the Importation and expectation Of automobiles INTO
and out Of this country under the present rulings
of the Treasury Department stand as follows
That an American built automobile may be taken
abroad and provided il has not been advanced IN
value or improved in condition by any foreign made
attachments. may be brought back again free OF
duty Ar owner desiring TO take his American
built automobile abroad should obtain from the
custom house at the point of departure outward
bound clearance. Before returning TO this country
he should obtain from the United States Consul at
and a declaration made before the sald consul OF
the fact that the automobile exported from the
value or improved in condition by any process Of
manufacture or other means Failure TO comply
with the foregoing requirements VIII render the
automobile importation subject TO the same duty
as those of foreign build. That regulation per
brought into this country for temporary use, not
exceeding three months has been extended SO as TO
include automobiles brought by tourists from
IN such cases formal entry is required careful
examination and appraisement IS made at the port
custom authorities with penalty IN double the es-
mated outle TnnsI ns grre nS oe III
covered thereby within three months from the date
void: otherwise to remain in fun force
MANY entries have been received for the swim
ming races which will take place in the Knicker-
booker Athletic Clubs tank. at Forty-hfth-st. and
Madison-ave. under the auspices of the Knicker-
booker Aquatic Club. Thursday evening. Some
promising youngsters from the New-York Athletic
bia College are entered in the 2oO-foot novice race
which is the fTs1 on the prograTnme The howard
the city. including Joe Ruddy, I. de B Handley.
r Lawrence. Fred wenck Otto Wahle and +.
Ruberl.
T Carroll Schaeffer. of Reading, Penn the all
around amateur champion swimmer. IS twenty.three
years old When he entered the University OF Penn
eylvania few years ago he was about feet e
inches in height and weighed about lis pounds n
svir,rninE costume. AT that time he was thin and
fat chested. He had previously been what might
he termed q fair all-around swimmer: that is as
he fond OF the water ano had considerable
pluck Professor George Kistler, the swimming mas
and coached him into such form and speed that
fo-day he stands out as one Of this co1ntTys fore
swimming his chest measurement was not much
sss Wounds N measures at least IS inches chest
stands feet = inches and mas oeveiopment Of
power while racing through the water on the
he has made ali his records
The annual field trials OF the Pointer Club OF
America will be held at Passport. Long Island
beginning November estate Of 5000 acres,
ahundantly stocked with quail In addition 10 the
valuable stakes and added money, President Wal
tor 45 A Several a'Ga ape GsneEs haze
Indications point a large list Of entries, and
S G1oSs Promises to be interesting The Derby
All Aged and Championship Stakes viii close on
oorinarton. balance S. SO and s2o respectively on
the morning before starting The entry to Mem
owners OF crack field broken pointers not
hers may enter IN the Free for All or Cham
niorshin Stakes Entries 10 all but Members
EfsEes will close on October Il. with c. F. Lewis
secretary-treasurer, No. IS Wsll-st New-York-
On account Of the bad weather on Friday and
Saturday OF last week football practice at New
yor, University was brief both days. About
twenty OF last years squad were at work. and
tbgs afternoon at least forty players Will be on
ohio Field All the Old men but appeared on
the eridiron. They Il N V Connolly. oa.
last years left tackle. who viii captain the team
fhfs wear: T j Kelley %, who played parucu-
iariy well at right tackle last year: F Van 4
Lane 03 substitute tackle: c. H. Lane o4; A
c. Custen '0i and W. E. Coe, 20. guard, the lat