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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.
For Nev-England. partly cloudy today. showers and
cooler by night or Thursday; fresh south winds becoming
variable.
For District OF Columbia Maryland. partly cloudy
to-day: cooler by night THURSDAY: variable
winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy today showers
ana cooler b. night Thursday fresh winds. shifting
west and north.
showers and TO-DAY probably Thursday fresh
south winds. shifting :
FOR New-Jersey. Eastern Nsw-York and Delaware.
psrtlv cloudy to-day and cooler by night
Thursday; variable winds. becoming north and possibly
brisk.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
TERRY M'GOVERN ILL.
Little Fighter eunertng From Grip and
May Not Meet Corbett This Month.

The proposed contest between Terry
McGovern and Billy Ryan at Philadelphia
tonight has been declared OF Mcoovern
Is suffering from an attack Of grip and
Ia confined TO his home In Twenty-f fth street.
Brooklyn. NJ Govern was taken III on satur-
day last, but did not mind 1t until Sunday.
Then he was forced to remain idle and abandon
his training. McGovern has been working
during the past month at Johnsons road
house, 40 tn street and Jerome avenue
After returning from the road on Saturday
he was seized with q chill and gradually
he grew worse until he became so weak that
he could hardly lift up his hands II was
said yesterday that Terry is a little better and
morrow TO get into condition for his pro-
posed encounter with Young Corbett on
March 81 DR. Joe Craemer who Is attending
the eI-featherweieht champion says that
Meow is run down and 70 not a. strong
as he used to be He believes, however.
by next week unless something unforeseen
II McGovern does not improve quickly
his manager. Sam Harris, will try and have
McGoverns fight with Corbett postponed
for few weeks. In his present condition
into trim Those who are In a position to
know say that Terry has lost lot OF his
vitality and does not weigh as much as he
should They attribute this TO the fact that
McGovern Ii doing a lot Of worrying and Al
ways wishes 10 exercise whether he needs y
Corbett again and does not wish to loee the
chance Of a battle His friends say that II
will be bitter blow TO him u his illness inter-
feres with the fight being held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
STEWARDS REINSTATE LANDRY
MICKEY BOOKER ALSO AGAIN IN
r,y0R AT NEW ORLEANS.
,m,Lers Have . Good Day. Even
Tnougn some bets Are Made Win
500 counterfeit Bi,,s-Only One Fa-
,o,,te w,ns--Teiamon Takes Handicap.

Co., Cptr.Ns, March At was poor
-, ~ to-day al the Fair Grounds, though
~ ,,,ck had dried out considerably since
'H,,rJ,y Il was a disastrous day TOT The
-, a. ONLY one favorite managed 10 get
, in front Miss Hume was claimed out
~ Tho NH race for N,3i6
Tho United states Court to-day Informed
IL e GAYLE, receiver for the Arnold horses
=, Nh. CITY, not 10 sen them
Tho betting ring was hooded WIN 800
,,,,er,,it hills number Of the book
..sLars received them, but who put theih
40 circulation no one knows.
~ .,.wl rds to-day lifted the suspensions
-, Jockeys Landry and II, Booker.
Sosrly every one OF the eleven that went
. ,hc nos, In the first race were touted as
80 tbiu.s John Bull and Zazel were the
So. So, choices The winner turned up IN
Neq ,2o hG zag S.' st ho%s H goSnpS
N' Ssnc IN the second race, which was FOR
Get M IS di.pisy .n sss E' that
G.aa Gala ID coIrsge McGonieie stood a hard
az ali down the stretch to-day and won
by head on the post ron MD sas tSs only
,,tor,te 10 score. during the afternoon. he
va. not 4 Heavily PLAYED choice but man
AZ AZ VII. the odds-on favorite in the seven;
snSsiIo"y handicap. which was the feature OF
,be afternoon lebanon, who was me secon9
% WI on in irG1, I sas Rsv from nefe ed
~ ~ irotLcr Iayorite fell by the wayside
!, The eth. Sarila Was the choice. but the
sinner turned up in Annie lsuretta, who
led All the way and won gallGpiIg 6y thres
about in the early STAGES OF the race cane cane
iii a rush at the end and outgamed Sarilla
for tie place The Cuckoo was the good
iHnr in me closing event. but after showing
pleniv Of speed finished In the ruck The
tscc was vop by false, an to shot IN
bs-i driv. ftom Socapa
Utpp. o. oRobbIs, 20 to / and TO I, wop; Zazel.
S Si Tresnori ia 20 and s TO /. third. Time,
,ns5 Joe Collins. Mary Moore. living Mayor,
uss.n,c. nr Fannie, Willard j.. John Bull and
S' s.9o SS'' R sss If2 and halt tr,on-
o,S s5 Rs 49, Iin nsssy an. and
HH.uGfon' A'ne Newman. circulstor. Duncan and
Third R,cc- Seven furionas-The Cs1ton. 100
,HSl1. 10 to and 9 to /. second; Chanterene, los
boa. s. 70 HOME sRS Lord Neville, sWords%sn
Henry 81 FraEstamar. Choice. Miss hume ana MI
faur16 Race.seven furonss-Teiamon.. los
Cannon. to and TO 5, won; federal. " lOdom,
80 and out nd: Scotch Paid i0t lHegersonl
RCt and Ah e and hard tons. ..O ran
TIhh Race One mile and a siAteenth-Annie
Larre,,a. o. lFullen. 10 TO S and even. won; RUBY
,S, Shr rS,la,t 10 and S 10 ,sird Time iss
Miss Shanley, illuminate. Compass. Ceyion, PONY
BAey and Pes, also ran ,,-p. a.
(fisackl TO and s 10 ?, won Socsps. iG2 Munro
: to and S TO .. second; Radiant Heat lo2
nTsf orr 70 ana 70 Bean joe bouSh,y
GenIen and Nayarno also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
FOR MUNROE AND SHARKEY.
Broadway 4. G.. Of Butte Ready 70 Give
$4,000 Purse for the Fight.

A further step toward clinchins . fsht
between Tom sharkey and Jack Munroe
was made yesterday. when the Broadway
A. G. Of Butte, Mont. announced its in
tention OF offering a purse OF $4,000 for the
battle According to despatch the Butte
club has already sent a forfeit to this city
In support OF it's Offer. Should the puHilisis
prefer a division OF the rate receipts instead
the club says that II will let the men f'rht
on a 20 per cent basis. reserying the remain
ing 80 per cent for itself. The mill. however.
must be for twenty rounds II 10 also stipu-
lated that all rights to the noyina pictures
which Il 10 proposed to take shall be reserved
TO the club, the organization to have the
privilege Of leasing or selling them asst sees
RI the bid 10 accepted the club 10 willing to
place IS 900 on deposit with the DAILY Bank
and Trust COMPANY Of Butte as an evidenss
il was agreed TO let all the eluts bid for The
are TO be opened The heht II decided In
Butte will not take place until newt sumner
When Ton, Sharkey was asl ei about the
offer yesterday he sid; 1T is certainly a
saw that ] accept until We hear from the
other clubs am perfectly willing to have
II out In Butte
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
New Field for Col imb,s May Ne Aclsised
In New Jsrsey.

Il ives said yesterday 40 Columbia Unit
yersity by one Who attended the secfe, athl~t IL
oonfersnus called by President Butler that
among the ,opior discussed ~ the conference
va. a project Tn buy and equip q permanent
athletic nsld Tot public contests On the New
J.rs@, side Of the Hudson River opposite
ig5th street
I'M. plan vas originally pSopouhdsd by
Ftands Bahgs and John n Pins Of che
university trustees several s'au ASu ~ q
a. sss n,sriins osllsd ~ tbs college dsbs tag
unlon ~ discuss hiLisilr anair Nas
abandoned AZ ~ tine OWNS u the lsoh III
IaciltfE a. taks susciaioIs across the IiNef
Il,s uhlssfsity suihafitlss have hos lraTnrd
that n isfTiass system lstsfsn libti stfsst
sTd tait Iss all soon h. established sllch
all pSssidr fAailitts a. taks ieiasD l's"i.l,
sttass tl,s rsT Ip'f hugf, add u sat lhaash
All. W. a'id si a.. Islissa's s,Es 'l,r
lsss fa hsuth iirld hals l-sh snn,'nhnsd
lhr aihlftls asahls siloi,s 40 sue ~ : ~
st.t,sit Haiil1s lid 81 thsH up doisis
bui tl.sIt 10 no solisss tuoafa ini tlrr
ls,It.ni Eglss rn.pi ioIuyb,a Oes 81
n lllais6i N, shlsE y iop faI ifoin Ma
Iaiill lslsi 4 fai ihis lsuflHas
1LsT sF d sn taoAidfs i9l ~ sais az ths
Nilllsnsifldss lseg.F,g AIa ~ Al,i,ll s'ian
- tho ksis ns,iSr lnsafd Va tab meal luI
tl.r Iss lsld Va Ars Asfssl
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- S1a lruneISeo.

eAx rK..crsco. March ?.-Rao!ng was resumed
rOskland this afternoon terrific fnsh marked
M sI race W /, Oliver and Dr. Rowell ship
o.norroV for Bcnnllrs In tht cons IN ment are
Gtvots Lord adg &c. Yellow Tall. Bon Not. lmperous
tnd Made,
P-St ksce-one mile and 81 yards-Lone Fisher
mar 10 ,Nindsr 100. won. Rssp. loo (powelD,
Sol SECOND The Ledaean. los Gbonneflyl, to 4.
ihft Tine ipA. Windward. Poorlands. Ooneen,
LssvelScA, TOublo and II P1iar also ran.
Scsnd Race-Frvc flrlongs Jockey Club. III
iBfh'nAni 10 ? won. Andrew RIM. III tAlnder1,
40 l. secoLd, Civoso. 100 tDaly,, ~ 70 I, third.
Inc l1st3 lnstsr Toto GrnuOt Horatlus. Dois
W. Crscko and Ninnfred Weir also ran.
lrird EAce Three and a half furiones-Sweet
ronr lns Rulmam 70 I. won; Mis- Ringlets,
u, reuLts. 70 2, secoad Llbbe candid. 100
pcE, rs 20 : t..d. Time, O.t2,&. cng Ora
Re- lgAna EiSaheih r.. fAets. Forest Fire Am
btr'e .nd SOFIA a.sO ran.
lour- hac, On, mite Peaceful. io7 q. DAILY.
eo 10 EDn' Position l02 adkins. 10 10 I. second;
EAiit NunUU IU Rrecl. 3 TO ?. third Time. a.
GilArtlrs nd t4rITits also ran.
sifui ksc' -Slt furOngs -Glendenning. loo IL.
v's1n > 10 g. Wor, RaFiAF, iOs dsonner, = 10 l.
second Isilfo"m R~llr. ~ Reed. y 10 uird.
tn. -, MrtlcanhA Poipnius and | q Y, also
a,t li.oe pn- mile AND 81 yards-orana III
tboaIt o. IN ! Won " FOnse. l0s OAinderi, ~
= sr'urI. q "a las lAdlinsi. N I. third.
To e, loren, johnnie kcCarey and
TtfDrH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
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hlfs.n- - fssi 90 sltsi
q, ',.',ss .. :, 80. $500. .s... y 80 :.
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80 secs. 4, ,a,A',, ns.-.sil' -sisa,a
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4, a ... =: ~. .;. .Is I, z, . ~
ilsfE sd..s.ss IA y a L.a,, 90 VI ~
= .'s. go. sss IT, $500 e.. i.' -. ~. T..
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e.g y's So a s.. s..s' So. ... ~ .syS :.
80. 80. 5.... y a. 1900, ~. Co.
f a. n .s'. -. -. e. go: :.s ,s.I pc.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
HARLEM OiRSMEN MEET.
Approve Biu 70 he introduced for Erection
OF Boat Houses on Park Ground.

The Harlem Regatta Asso citation held Its
.,nuoi meeting last nj sht at pabst's Cafe ON
i2Sth street and matters OF importance 70
local oarsmen were discussed. The ahalrs
of the organization for the past year were
o,.,hauisd and the date course and events
an' ..... =, A.. 10000 peel
Ioi 'n p,,, ann.a, n,.s,a'd
The tr.asurers report which was re ad and
.aan,.d vi,bou, a d.. n,ins voice showed that
1870 49,. 80, ms, the roceints a,nount.d
uu,Ins "" 80, - ,.ar, ,nn,,'asd tn ,his
20 so<o "a. tne oikses' ".n' ,oeiu :" ,'',o
regatta on the speedway course. The dis
oursements sinoua'sa a, 70 re- .:r.,ar,.. -,
oar, and the minutes OF Oh e lsst NEE ting
80 sccen,ad
VIZ al aYaa,,on y, omos,. vas then taken nm
IN. e, election ",o oS ., o .fas,s,i,s OF eon,s.,
ai'u " a.,a.,, ruo mn we,o NOM
wa. ,nai no o. R,'cl,sv wy.noLs. r. G.
mated Ut n"nn,i..s "a The Wan.
anu |" "N. 1880 :, -, 90 an LIs f.yn,
oke man Won. u,e s'u. "
The om"rrsr,.'. aa,s,sx wy,,os. n r.,
secrriap .treas1Ief' EdwaId :. Cornell onlen . O.,
aSs,s'An' seoie'A''' ''."'''
D. conn,,t.e- William Corre,, Atalapt.
. nes1 I,.,,,1 Isiien,. Columbia Inissflt,: J. b.
naNt. Cr,scsnt b. a.: y n. Anderson, Dadntluss
g., 4. hs'ss'j fr,iaasas nsri.m X c. oeor.s
H. U,a.on "a C.; s. a. AteIne Lone star IS. c.
i@nn' n.,top1itsn r. g. j. 4. Miller. a.
New You 4. 8: . Murray ,Nogpahel :. C.
A munster water carnival l. TO oe held on
4 he Harlem River the hrst sunday Ia May,
aud the tOliowins CONN lt'-s nts api. lntei
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
JEFFRIES vs.. CORBETT.
BIG Fighters Change the Date fer Signing
Articles Of Agreement.

Champion jim Jeffries left town yesterday
for PHILADELPHIA Before he went he said
that the articles Of agreement for his hght
with Jim Corbett would be signed In Balti-
more next Thursday. instead OF Friday as
originally proposed Corbett 10 already
there, and Billy Delaney. Jenries's manager
will see him personally and sign for the
boilermaker. Bob Fftzsimmons will be one
OF Jef1ries's chief trainers Fitysimmons.
who as a rule never has much to say about
the powers Of rival fighters. is very enthusi-
astic over the champion. He considers him
a marvel and Is more than confident that
Corbett will not win.
Jefiries says that he will not begin aody
training for the mill until May, He Intends,
however. to indulge In two months hard work.
" is also likely that yefries nay raks bis
home permanently In this city after the deht,
whether he wins or loses, .JeHries 10 thinking
OF going Into the hotel business and may
fornian had a talk yesterday with the hotel's
present proprietor. Tom O'Rourke, about
n deal ORourke wants CSC. 600 for his lease.
which has still six years to run.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
Bowiinx Games To-nixht.

TEE SrS Individual Champdonahip-Beam. o.
mas and Arnold, at the White Elephant alleys-
Manhattan Borough -Hamlit OMAN. Cable and
Alp q, at tie Nork,ilie al eys.
Norningsdc League -Manonx. Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company and honinEade. ~ Cam
MAINS dlleys.
Riverside League Premier Clsemout and New
Jersey. at tie Riverside alleys
Ha,len NAVY League NaNeuy Boat club.
Atsi nta Boat club and Ravenswood Boat Club,
al Thum 4 kal lSdorfs al cys.
stock Exchange League-A. y. Leland Co.,
Bed. lesion Hal, q Co. and X. ". Ioor d Co.. AZ
the " hite ep, ant al eys.
Bank clerks Learue Trust Com any OF America.
Western National Bank and Second National Bank.
a. the broadway il.els.
North Side National League -Conatitution. Te.
eu-nseh and Dpper. at MaHen Is 81 eys.
CiermAnia National Spartan. kOr1inrside and
Rrake lie. al the Gem snla Assembly Rooms
81 eys.
R.lers Spring Aron, Fifth Avenue and Noon
rse at HiI'rs ~ avenue Pal ce alleya .
New YORK Inter~lub le,gue-Centuy Wheel.
men vs. Catlolic Club. at tie Century Wheelmen
fleys. West SIDE itenuollcan Club rs. Nex YORK
A. C., at the West side Republican Club nlleys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
Hopslss. and Almost Dying M.
Grinneh Is Saved by
Celery
Compound
The Only Spring Medicine That Can Pod.
tvely Guarantee Health and New
Life TO Weak. Diseased and
Broken Down Men and
Women.

Another marked and positive victory for
Paine's Celery Compound! Another mar
velous example OF ife-savingi
Mrs.. Kate Grinnett, . popular and vel
known lady residing In Germania. Sabine
Co.. Ark. who expected to die. 10 made
well and strong by natures health restorer
after the best efforts Of faithful physician
had failed. This victory. and the scores
Of wonderful cures wrought from week to
week by Paine's Celery Compound, create
a confidence In the great spring medicine
that Ss Is enduring Pafs and cs ss
rescues and permanently curee young and
old, who are weakened and broken down
by disease; II never fails, Its virtues arc
ah-powerful, even at the eleventh hour.
Mrs. Grinnett. thankful for renewed health
and strength, writee thus
Last September ] was very VI and
thought was going to die. was cold and
lifeless and my heart would futtss and
shake like a leaf ! had cold swests. 90
profuse that my garments would - vet.
] had pains In my shoulders and arms.
at times so severe that I was obliged to
was In bad condition. He treated me for
quite long time. but only got temporary
relief. I heard Of Paine's Celery Com
pound and bought bottle OF IT,, used 1t.
but the only change ! experienced was an
improved appetite, had decided not to
use the medicine any longer, but my hus-
band persuaded me to try another bottle,
which soon gave me happy resuts, and
continued with Paines Celery Compound
until I had taken six bottles. Now ] am
physically q new woman; feel we'll. work
my garden, do all my own housework and
am gaining In strength and vigor every
day I recommend Paine's Celery Com
pound to my friends and neighbors. This
Is the first time I have ever indorsed .
msdicina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
Brooklyn Horse Show.

The Porse low committee OF the Brook
Ign Riding and Driving Club has decided to
hold the annual horse show on May q. 7. Q
al d o. an extra day being added on account
OF the large number 81 entries for the last
two shows The class list will be offended BY
a number Of open classes, for both saddle
and harness horses. The Horse Show oom-
mittao win this wear he a. follow"
2. 7. bedford. chairman; Allan Ifnkerton. sec.
RETAIN; r. n Wood Wal I'd. treasurer; Y. X. Austin,
frank Bailey e. h. BaInes. Robinson heard
Pred H. bedford, s; buehsnan; Willard "
Claus, George n, Coutts, William n. Dykman.
lewis N. Glbts William @ Gilmore. Charles .
HoWsrd W Maxwell, Tbc.dore y. Miller, Ludwlg
Nisssn. Col }. \, p.rndge. d, Pe.oody. G;
Hpbb, ns Hamilton n. Salmon, Joseph II. StlllmAn.
j 81 " Alibndgt, A. N. White. IT,, sidney 7. White
ChAres W smith, manager.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
RIGGING FOR CUP DEFENDER.
- 900 Feet Of Wire Rope Made In Trenton
Tested for Great strength.

TRENTON. n j.. March 7.-The John A.
Roebling's Sons Company has Just CON-
pleted an order for 1900 feet OF wire rope TO
be Us d for ri gins upon the yacht nov being
built for the defenc, OF the Ameriea's Cup.
This rope ranges from one-half inch to Qne
and thrce-ei y hths inches In diameter and 10
composed OF six strands, each strand Tor most
OF the rope con sisting OF nineteen wires.
The rope used for standing rigging all con-
tains a wire centre. while the running rope
IN order to rive greater .plisbility.
The specifications under which the riggin4
for the new yacht was made required that
pieces OF all the different ropes should be
tested before making shipments. and show
a Strength Varying from four and a half tons
fer the smallest up TO q tons for the largest rest
est grade Of steel which could be obtained for
the purpose was used 10 drawins the wirs s.
and the tensile strength Of the greater part
was found to be over 800. 600 pounds per square
inch, while the finished rope DEVELOPED In
the breaking tests a strength OF Is 70 10 per
cent higher than that called for In the speGi-
ncations. The rigging has been heavily
galvanized.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
Aasissss ss,as'ii,ss iss tsissssiissisis
Assssisssss ~ AssisG Aihisss.,

,ls 49,. tsasl,isia ~ tls iip fu,,lls sisis Aisa-
,,.tlnl 81 l.aaisW AiAlsiss ~ AiafIbs
L.s slsaaI 4 ihs sts.af s,,aHiiiss 49,
ii.s sttsalhf 100 49, NEt - a. 4 sis
Lott ". hgils i.iY..iaa, ,ifiia..s
go T. 80 ia,,s,J VT 'sag 20.
HIiis, 80 $40 q ~ .ei' = hisil,ss ifuip
90 N ~ si.ainIa ga..lllss sin H. mfA kNsph
- Aanh ~ 10 nlsisfif 80 thn yfsfs
stil a. sissiHf slisiap 81 aiss a. - ltfa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
BOWLING.

The games in the Riverside Lesrue tournamen,
- s:;,;s r. Ss 4.,. ~ a Smith,
Church, l's; Cute; ,ss Io,.l els
ne ]. Ssr,ln, Is: Kelly. isl, Iei:l. q; -
10. az s. Tins f s.ss d 10 4c,! tys5 u.s. s. I''''
w. THIRD oAHI
M e Sss1 S5 ed IT, h fo,si II" i'an'
ID Linz S1% ,ss s TG,s y. svor' 49, ws'n' i
The Jolly Women team Of this city played with
pSsrd 10 Mo of me The
jolly Women of Kew Y SsE Soil, ,sS Mn.
EssSssn: 10; N" = sc !, lss Mr." Muller. lis;
"a: Mrs: rensis. Is. hTs. Singer. 10 Nm. Wagner.
III. Total. $50 .,cox, o.m
y, ' S.. s:a,!s - Ars Singer ios NJ" w.sSsi.
&C RIM sl 81 If S Ts.. NG s IN Sn
ISIS Mrs- Jaeger. izs. Total. 6Si
Mrs Harde, les. Total, eos.
Link LaSs. SH Sk H. I%C sIsp
": Mrs. Jaeger. i2i. Total. $40.
The A. n. Kellogg team was defeated by iSs
pins IN 10. Lrs. ben fransln League tournament
game last nlght. Inc scores
A. II. K.locs-s,llWeil. IS ifr.ts. ,.s; Williams.
i r9wsr ' Te. Moe Ne suA. 49, kneeh, ioe
S tsil as. w. 'D""H' n'nl' 80, N''' '' ~
A. II. KeiiogS-Stllwell, lt2: Frets. 80: WI.
hr surroynt os ia: coi,e lss; s%isS. i
Leask. ISL: Browne. ls1 Total ZIG.
oo TsssI.% nss i'c Cunningham bins Il; eaSpss IL
iI Barsoyne Moore. IA: Cote. i,s; Smith. sos
Lesss, ise' Browne iet. Total. W.
Pour more games in the Commercial League
tournament we've played last night al the broad
s. oppenhelmer 4 IsyyeEinsnu.l IN; oppen.
heinef 40 DteyGuss. ii5. EeAs'cin. los fstblsti.
''ni.es asnui.c,urinr CompAny-A: Toen... 1871
Fischer, i9o: y Tosnse' lo'' hsubltscheck' 49,
Wolf 10" TOTAL sr ,s o.ng.
American Can CompanY-Met, Isl. Badeau.
iu: starr. las. henndues. 100 Psienden. IN
opp.sAs,@.. e: oi g% An. rs 9gesS'
I65. Total. 7O? - .
4 oppenhelIner a Levy Emanuel. IIs; Oppen.
h-,msr' III fcksieln, ins DreS tuss i,s rshblAii.
isI r,"ssi q Ach,ls-Sohmi-d. lso nsrs. tsi,
Iohrs las. GAlluSseTs. US huek. iss. 1o,al. III.
.,o.,,.u Gan oompanJ 'w.s,. i.s: HAdeAu. lsI;
start is. Henn1ues 1911 fa'''nd'n u" To-
~S Veto, a Aehsns -schrniod iio. ner, isi:
Rohn. IA. GslaSsTe. 10 bo"s, ~ Total. eS,.
III. Hlcsoys tailed 10 appear las, n,sh, Ia pl.y
,hslr ngsl s.s.sdslsd sanss " s-s,ssh : Of hs
tai,ed bo~iins cub toainains1' Tue sn"'.s
Nsfdd.u,ssh,t sTAiuglPLg. 20 ,E.S.sa
~;s,.I ~ s,. ,s- I 1s.,,a -. y, .o's "a
49, 1SaasI 10 ksrs 4ll Total, ~
m.s. u... s.,i.ti', ~ Ts,pe,.r m s...-
ni 6raani. - ke.s ~ Total "i
hsAS'l f"'''. 49,, a..,
sssaa.u,.sLs, Ishlse,I-Ilm 10 k.sls.
asls,sI, ~ \ l.nhi, "a. Lana - Toto 81
ysls veslhs. 90 - ~ sssls. 2, ~ 20 zee ~,
IsAs > ,suiasinsli e. al.e, w s'.is.ai'sA'
'..'as ''' Of '1' a.. a.. 49, So 'a' 500"
a., i s., Ne s: .;e - ~ sA', Pa =. :. .'''
u."ils.n ia ~ As1i y, fsls' ~ '
pqsssaYs 80: :: y y !, r. ~ y, sal",
- s'i it,, ''' " ssisi. 1isl: ' u" '''"'
talHt sAsi -
sTT .z; ~ tsssst, = ..,if y a"'''
,.''tt.a' 1 ~ y X 1 Z, 'i-,.' - W '''
,la. p. 4. 80 s''.' - ~ h'-a' 's.''
a,.er g.sa...- - ~ st,..,.;s r.
as.. s.'' Z. ,.... .i Z, E-s,i 80, y. So. ..''
.,'r-rr' -, =, s-rs N. =.
Iss.s ssisi III y. ass l. ls.sl i-
iafah 500
NFlafhsn NffffNaIHf 80 mIHaf aeff 10
~ 80 ~ fsfisi ~ tsg,sf ~ Zee sss
1855. ...''t :. ,' iss-. 70 Vs., 80
re.t ss.,S, 81 '...'';... '-.,,.. .-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
speedway I'm Condition for Drushing.

The sun and wind have combined To dry
the surface Of the Speedway rapidly and
those who drove to the Harlem course yester-
day were agreeably surprised to find a fairly
good road supt Weeks stated last night
that he would have the harrows started early
tod ay and kept in use until the afternoon
believed the upper stretch would be In good
condition and ready for fest driving
The annual meeting Of the Road Drivers
Weeks will be present and ask the members
as TO their views on the matter Of resolling
the Speedway The money In now available
erned by the wishes of the association az to
wher he shall begin the work and the manner
In which II shall be carr'ed forward,