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New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
JOCKEY CLUB GRANTS LICENSES.
Stewards Vote Money for Burial Of Former
Jockey-Approve 0ficers

meeting of the stewards Of the Jockey Club
was held yesterday. The sum OF $75 was given
toward the burial expenses Of Andrew Godfrey
the former veteran Jockey. The following ofncta!s
appointed by the Washington Jockey Club for
its spring meeting were approved: Judge Clar-
ence Mcdowell; starter Mars Cassidy. and handt
capper, W. 8. VosburEh
g. s. Howland was appointed ofacial steward. to
renresent the Jockey Club at the Washington
Jockey Club spring meeting and the following ON
Gals appointed by the Queens. County Jockey Ciun
Sor Jts snrinS meeting were approved: Handicapped
w S. Voshurgh; starter. Mars Cassidy and judge
among the Jockeys granted licenses We're John
J. pullman, r Burns A. c. Bremen James DaieE,
4 Fisher r J. Lantry, George NJ. Odom, Arthur
O. Redfern and william Shaw.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
CORNELL NOT TO PLAY HARVARD
Football Schedule Is Announced-Only Two
Big Games.
IsY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRlBCNE.I
Ithaca N Y, March 20.-The Cornell football
schedule which announced tonight contains
only two big games for the Carnelian and White
next fall. Contrary to the expectations OF the
student body game with Harvard Ia on the list
This was due to the fact that the Crimson au-
thcrites would do nothing until arrangements with
Yale had been perfected. The Princeton game will
be played at Princeton again this year This was
done because Princeton wishes to alternate the
Cornell and Yale games at Princeton. with or
the other out of town each year. Cornell agreed
10 20 to Old Nassau in 1903 with the understanding
that the Tigers will visit Ithaca tho year after
The Princeton proposal to play all games with Cor
neil In New-York was not favorablY received by
the Ithacans. Disappointment is felt that no games
with teams like Lafayette or the Indians will be
PLAYED. The schedule follows
september 26. Hobart at Ithaca; September 60 Al
fred at Ithaca: October 8. Rochester at Ithaca
October I. Niagara University at Ithaca; October
nell at ithaca October 24, Union College at Ithaca
October 81, Princeton at Princeton: November T.
IehiRh at Ithaca; November H. Tufts at Ithaca
November g. Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
CHESS.
Match Probable with Havana-Last Years
Team for Eighth CONTEXT.

There Will probably be consultation game OF
chess between the Manhattan and Havana chess
clubs in April The scheme originated at Havana
BY an alteration CT the rules. proposed by the Man
haitian Chess Club, the game will bs played SONS
Saturday afternoon. the clubs being connected by
direct wire. The moves to be made at the rate
OF from ten to fifteen moves. the match il to De
played for trophy and the losers have the right
to challenge for 4 second game. Should the game
not be concluded IN afternoon, the match 10 %
be continued the following day. o. NJ Bost~icB the
chairman OF the match and tournament committee
OF the Manhattan club. forwarded a code OF rules
etc. to the Havana Chess Club yesterday and It
IS expected that the latter club will accept them all
II was announced at the BROOKLYN Chess Club
yesterday that the team which represented this
country II the last cable chess match against Great
Britain viii 90 duty this year again al the eighth
annual match on April and 4. The men are Pills
bury, Marshall Doth Of whom will play In London
over the 6oardsl, Barry. Hodges. Hyrnes. Voizt
NeWInan Delrndr. Howell and Helms. This contest
VIII De played under the auspices Of the Brooklyn
CHESS Club at this end and the Britishers Will hxnt
under the auspices Of the City OF London Chess
Club at the Cannon Street Hotel. London The
match here will take place at the assembly rooms
OF the Brooklyn Academy of Music
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
CONFLICT OF LABOR AND CANALS.
Perplexity Over Two Propositions Intended
for Submission to the People.

Albany. March ga possible conflict Of the canal
proposition and the Dowling amendment to the
constitution which would authorize the legislature
to regulate hours. wages and other conditions OF
labor is perplexing labor men OF the State.
Only one Of the questions can be submitted to the
people at a general election.
The labor people have issued a statement, in
which they cite the Endorsement of both measures
by the Auburn convention, of the State Working
mems Federation. and admit that proposition
blocks the otheh
Which is to- have the preference" they ask.
VIII IL be wise defer the Bowling amendment
upon which so much progress has been gained? Is
there any assurance that canal proposition
Will really submitted to the people this YEAR,
WIFI il really be canals Dowling amendment
neither" il.
The statement ayers that the legislative agent OF
the federation al the Capitol has been advised that
the labor men must come to some decision or
stand convicted Of shutting the prejudice Of both
propositions.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
TENEMENT LAW SAFE.
Governor Still Firm-Rebukes DR.. Rains
ford

Albany. March % (SpecisD-Governor oden re-
Piled in frank terms to-day TO the attack made
upon him by the Rev. DR.. Rainsford in Newly ork
las: night in the course Of lecture. This state
ment appears In The Tribune OF to-day:
In a lecture on Education" before the Students
Club Of St Marks Church. held in the club room.
No. East Eleventh-st., last night, the Rev. DR..
William S. Rainsford said that ten bad billS had
been Introduced in the legislature this session
Strike bills the clergyman declared them to be,
end the Tenement House bill. he declared, was an
effort of Governor Odeu TO conciate the worst
wing Of the Republican party
The Governor said:
If Dr. Rainsford will remember that signed the
present drastic law for the protection Of the tene
Tnent house population. and that have not uttered
e syllable in favor of any amendment save the bill
proposed by the Tenement House Commissioner
himself viii how unjust his statement is. The
bill proposed by the commissioner in way inter
feres with the law. II does not harm single es-
sental feature of it. II guards the interests Of the
dwellers in tenement houses.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
NO WATCH ON LEGISLATURE.
Detectives Not Hired to Spy on Members,
Speaker SAYS

Albany March 20 (SpeciaD.-AssembIyman Nc
Aanus. addressing the Assembly to-day, said:
have read IN the public press during the last
two days that conditions have arisen that have
necessitated the engaging OF detectives to keep a
watch members of the Senate and the Assembly
The ntination that lobbyists pernciously active
and that large corruption fund has been raised to
influence legislation is gross insult to every mem
her Of this legislative body. I want to say right
nov that consider the action Of the Republican
administration engaging detectives keep a
watch on members OF the legislature is going very
low, and lie insult which every decent man has q
right TO resent
Speaker Nixon here interrupted Mr.. McManus
saying:
] think the gentleman from NeE-Yo is mis-
taken when he says that detectives have been en-
gagged TO keep watch legislators. II they are in
the employ Of the State they are there for a very
different purpose
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
THE RACETRACK.
Two Winning Favorites at New-orleans-A
Jockey Badly Hurt.

Esv-oriesns March 2-safeguard and Henry
of Franstamar were the winning favorites to-day.
Foley who rode Radiant Heat In the second race
WAS seriously hurt when the horse fell. weather
clear: track slow. Summaries:
First race tseven furlongssfegTsTd o7 6 Cannon.
second Bumner II, III scu!iyn u to . Ttecatisra
I:34ib Ray Omen Class Leader GSfrSner' s eI.o ran
FanstansT ueE to TO- Ton % IReSh1 IN Gimore'
Is to l. third 2o1+ socaPa queen ast srGsG fsii
Rsstus and Tommy Dunn also ran Radiant neat i7i
III Third race tnve and oneha fqrlonEs-slveT Tnss
1a' q R9ses9 soe6na ve2s.T t9 los q Daly third
Time i:ii%. Flora Levy. Heroine sweet NE" anu
SUE Fourth 4qS racs ad 10" eo6SG s6n b
10 to l. won: Mauser 100 Chunr9'' S 70 Coes-
Een' Mrs. Frank foster Nyx also ran r,,,.
Fifth Selling one a1a on RubE Ray se GFer7
sesond co9pa1s s1fe 1Gs 8 3 psgs SIMEON Star Ga5er
ane sitb Tace esi1 furIongs-Aratoma io7 Fuer to
Tom Kinessy 1Si S hips ne R &c Peoriua PTe6ad Mas
terfuI Fairy Gift ard Lieber Anton also ran.
ENTRIES FOR SATURDAY.
First race tselng; five one-haf furlongs>oouek-
silver So Myra Mqrelis sS on MoPsg ss 1nso
ence 10a Katie Gibbons o6 Dandie Belle 1oo' SISTER
Second race 1seIling: me)F1ora Levy 81: sape1s:
KnIsh H1Ra as %esa. 4Tfsn e. sS I6 Fsi
Lass 1oI Frank Rice, 1o8 Farmer Jim Ii6 ..,..-.1
IS: kibert F Dewey Ios; chance, no os.
10F 9G5th m aff The s Way Ios Major %ans ia
Fifth race (seng and one-quarteE mieElEC6srles
Rsmssz Per sz &c Compass ss Af6eft Lee Charles e
PaIarn as: Hattie Davis. 20: Irving Mayer. 100; Sir
FisIRaSh sRth race si one ST. MaIser g.
Fese Ioo Ath9s 100 @ TeeGtu o1t lHs S NJ = Ta M
many, JOE
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
EARLY MATCHES AT DYKER MEADOW

There will be competitions at the DykeT Meaoo"
Golf Club throughout the season. the schedule be-
ginning early in April. On Memorial Day there
will be g 36-hole competition for a cup presented
by j. Rogers Maxwell. jr.. in memory OF his
uncle Henry w. Maxwell. The club championship
will he for a cup presented by Alfred L. Norris.
who won the title last year. list of some of the
earlier tot garments follows:
April 11-MonthIy handicap for member
April decomposition for cup presented by James H.
Merritt =. - -.
May 2-Sweepstakee handicap for members .
May e-Corteet offered by H. l. BatteFman
F. c. Brown.
Nav f5-MemoriaI Handicap.
May 23-Members fo.rsore for Frank H Lyman Cup
Nav 80-Howard ". Maxwell Memorial Cup.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
GOLF
Intercity Match, with Philadelphia, May
1e, at Merton Cricket Club.

The first Of the intercity golf matches between
the New-York and Philadelphia associations is to
take place the links of the Merton cricket
Club on May 16. Each association will be repre-
sented by ten men. and the match will be divided
into two halves Of eighteen holes EACH the first at
individual match LAY and the second at foursomes
The Philadelphia Association named May as the
date, but as this conflicts with the Garden City
Golf Clubs open tournament the New-Yorkers
asked for May IS and their request was granted
The return match is to be played on some metro
nolitan links early IN October
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
OPEN TOURNEY AT FOX HILLS.

The Fox Hills Golf Club has decided TO hold an
open tournament on October 8. and 10. John W.
Ward has been elected captain and chairman Of the
tournament committee, the other members being
r l.. RedfeId. H. F. Ives, E. L. Richards, j. A
Janin w L. Davidson and ". B. Houghton. Cups
have been offered for early tournaments by j. ].
o'Donohue, jr., J. G. Patterson, David Warden.
Anthony C7ough and Oliver Wren Ihe cluos
ha ndicanner will be Mortimer N. Singer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
HAND TENNIS.
r. I. Lakeman Defeats r. A. Brown Two
Games Out of Three at N. Y. a. C.

r L. LAakeman defeated R. A. Brown in a closely
contested hand tennis match yesterday in the
handicap tournament at the New-1ork Athletic
Club I.akeYnan lost the first game. and then won
the next two by display of skill and judgment.
The men were the same handicap mark. 10
points and relatively were equally good In hand
ling the ball The steadiness of Lakeman and his
accuracy on place shots resulted In his gaining the
victory.
Two matches are scheduled for this afternoon.
Both are in the regular series in the second round,
+. 3. Potter. 1r Us points,, meeting C. H. Howard
Cs points,, and J. Ross Curran Is points, meeting
Dr. G. H Miett 30 points,. The summary Of yes
terdays match:
FIRST GAME.
r a Brown 10 points. 2 o 2 . I . OO1 1-25
SECOND GAME.
r 4 Rrown 10 points .............-O o o l o O-12
THIRD GAME.
r T. Iakeman 10 points ......I 5 0 2 8 . -25
R A. Brown 10 points . 0 o o x-l7
Ijnesmen-Dr ". j. Pulley and ". P. Robertson.
Referee-Eugene J. Gianninni.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
YALE-coLuMHiA WRESTLING MEET.

Columbia and Yale will meet tonight In the first
intercollegiate wrestling match held IN the Coum
bia nnasiur. J. Sheldon and H. L. 11ndenber-
ger middle weight; L. c. Boehm, welter weight
and R. A. Roderick, heavy weight, are Columbia's 8
nroha hle representatives. c. 7. Neal will be Yae's
heavy weight man and the others of the Yale team
will be c. A. Phelps welter weight; Il Mtioank,
middle, weight and B. Z. Daskaloff. light weight.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
LONG ISLAND GOLFERS TO MEET.

The annual meeting of the Long Island COLI
League will take place in this city on March a.
A schedule Of team matches will be arranged TO
include the Highlands Golf Club. Of Jamaica: Mie-
land Golf Club Of Garden City; Tackapousha Golf
Club of Reckaway Centre, and the Bayswater Golf
Club Nc individual championship is likely, al
though the matter will come up for discussion az
the meeting and If arranged. other Long Island
clubs Will be asked TO SEND entries.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
CRICKET CLUB DISPUTE.

A special call has been issued for general meet
ing Of the Manhattan Cricket Club tonight. AZ the
Clarendon Hotel. Brooklyn. In response to request
sent to the secretary that members Of the club
mad held an irregular meeting and had endeavored
TO upset the regularly constituted annual meeting
by electing, under protest new list OF or9csrS n
should be considered whether any action rezardinx
this irregular meeting should be necessary.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
BASEBALL.
Scheme against Neu League.

A plan is said to be under way to cut streets
through the grounds that have been leased by the
American League In this city Certain Tammany
politicians are behind the proposition. 1t is said
because they could not get in the purchase OF
the grounds. A hearing will be held by the Wash
ington Heights Local Board Of Public Improve
ments on a resolution to open such streets.
A Tammany alderman. IT rumored at the
City Hall yesterday. had a resolution in favor OF
opening streets through the grounds The resou-
tion was not offered however, but was, 1t said
turned over to the washington Heights local
board
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
GALLAGHER WINS BILLIARD MATCH.

George H. Sutton. the armless billiard player.
was again defeated by Thomas Gallagher at the
Montauk Billiard Rooms last night by score OF
800 TO 2l. It was the final contest of the handi-
ran match between the men. and. although IL took
thirty-one innings before Gallagher made the
ouired number Of points to give him the game. 1t
was the most brilliant Of the match Sutton made
many Gne shots that astonished the spectators.
{SaIiSRher vas also in form. Sutton's high
run was g. while Gallagher tailed 81 twice: The
latter'a grand total was 1,bOo. and suttcns LUZ
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
SCHEDULE OF COLGATE TEAM.

Hamilton N Y. March 20.-Maurlce Williams,
manager of the Colgate University baseball team.
announced to-day the following schedule:
Nav Civilians at Wilamstc~n
May 7-Union at Albany
Nay Q-Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute al Troy.
May 12-Hobart at Hamilton.
May l4-Syracuse at Syracuse.
May l6-SyracuBe at Hamilton
MAY 21-Rochester at Hamil''n.
27-Hamilton at Hamilton.
May 2e-Hamilton at Clinton
Hobart at Geneva.
6-Rochester at Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
SUMNER WEATHER IN ADIRoNDACKs.
Thermometer Registered 20 Degrees in the
Shade Yesterday.
fsY rELzcRAFH 80 1uE TRIBUNE ]

ILLEGEAIH ]
S4rttogs, N Y. March A.-UnusuAlly warm and
unseesonAbIe weather has prevailed in tae lower
Adirondack region for several days. The ther-
monster reached 70 degrees in the shade and 90 In
the sun early this afternoon which IL said TO BE-
unprecedented In this section for 20 early date
As March % What little frost there was ia the
eroend, haa been disposed OF by the summeFitks
mhdneas Of the weather. and many Of the farmers
nave established Few record BY beginning their
LAWns are assuming their summer freshness ana
yeEetsdon IL E3Yfng tndicadons oE sct8V1ty, while
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
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New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
= smlMMEaa TO MEET HARVARD.

The star water polo team Of Yale that shut out
the University Of Pennsylvania In q well played
contest at the New-York Athletic Club few
weeks ago is scheduled TO meet Harvard
we6nesdav The match will be held In the Brock
line swimming tank at Brookline. Mass. Besides
the water polo game, the contests include relay
zee end and 20 yard da9heS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
PROFESSIONALS TO PLAY CORNELL.

ithaca, n. Y. March 2o.-Cornell's Southern base
ball trip it was announced to-day, will begin with
a contest with Annapolis Naval Academy on April
l. and seven games will be played in the South
with strong mines Eight games will be played on
Percy Field. s departure has been made this year
in the arrangement OF four games with profess
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
Sport, Sports
apOR1Sr1eN'
PRoGRA1ME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACTNG.-At Eew-oTieans and Oakland.
GYMNAsTTCs.-Iehigh, HaveFford Tale exhibition
At Y n. c. A. Newark N J.
BAsEBALLA-Lafayette Columbia University, at
washington.
wHIST.-Intercollcgate tournament, Yale. HGrvard
Brown and University OF Pennsylvania ct VICTORIA
Hotel
ATHLETICS.-Corneil Western Reserve. at CieFe-
land; indoor games. at University Of PennsylTAhlA-
wRESTLING.-Yae, Columbia
POOIA-Interclib tournament. at Stroners.
Row1NG.-Meeting Of tho N. A. A. o.. at Murray Hiu
Hotel
IAcRossE-Univer.i,y OF Pennsylvania at swsrthmoee
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
MANHATTAN TO PLAY MURRAY HILL.

This afternoon at Jasper Oval. Manhattan will
play a practice game with the Murray Hills, and
lively game Is expected In the last few weeks the
collegians have been doing excellent work in prac-
tice under the direction Of Mr.. Thelman. the
coach and Captain DUFF. McPhillips, Mnahan,
Murphy and O'Brien will do the twirlng for Man
haitian. and Hartman. Mckenna, Coleman and
Hipkns for MURRAY Hill
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
HOW LONG WILL

HOW LONG WILL THE sxYsCRAPER sTANDs
Interviews with prominent engineers who
tell what are the benefits or the disad-
VantRges of the modern skyScPaEeF. Hand
some illustrations of some of the latest erea-
&iOns of the skyscrapinK builders art, in
Tomorrow Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
NO EARLY OPENING OF CANALS.

Albany. March 2s-Superintendent Charles s.
Boyd. Of the State Department Of Public Works
has received large number Of requests for an
early opening Of the State canal system. The
opening will be as early as possible, but not so
early as expected The superintendent is unable
to fix a date at this time, the severe condi-
lions of the winter made 1t impossible until
within the last Two weeks, to begin needed i'm
provernent work which had been planned when
The canals closed last fall and which is abso-
lutely necessary for a safe opening of the water
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
COLLEGE GYMNAsTs TO COMPETE

At the annual gymnastic championships Of the
Amateur Athletic Union. to be held at the New
Polo Association March %, postponed to the
day after the intercollegiate meeting 1t is expected
that the teams of Columbia, Yale. Harvard and
PENNSYLVANIA will enter. Entries will close with
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
TAXATION OF RAILROADS.

Albany. March 3.-Assemblyman Finnegan OF
Rockland introduced a bill to-day which provides
that In determining the ectual value OF
the real property of surface railroads, liza
Ole TO taxation, shall include the actual value OF
the land the actual Of the construction of the
road and the cost of reproducing the rails, ties
stations and other fixtures used by the railroad.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
cAsoLENE YACHT SINNER SOLD.

The easolene yacht Sinner. owned by Thomas H.
Webb, of Peoria ILL.,, has been sold through the
agency of Frank n. Tandy The yacht was built
by Murray & Tregurtha, of South Boston, IN lSo2.
She Is q feet long and is fitted with 16-horse-
power engine. The owner will use the ooat
for cruising in Eastern waters
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
THE STEVENS LACROSSE SCHEDULE.

The Stevens Institute lacrosse team has
nounced its schedule Of lacrosse games for the
season as follows: April Ii, Crescent Athletic
C!uB. Bay Ridge; April 1S. Johns Hopkins. BsIti-
more; April Is. swarthmore, Hoboken: May 2.
T@higb: Nav g. Cornell; May 13, Hobart; May 16.
Columbia: Nay q, Seneca Indians and May q.
Stevens alumni. All the games Of May VIII be
TiSvs6 IN Hoboken at 2:S0 o. N.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
GERMAN CARP.

q illustrated description OF plan to izaN AIl
afhe German carr In. the SchuJ1ktu River
sEshe Ask. have become 6 aEfsaaOo. When theY
are al killed the river viii be stocked With
AmerAeaa game ash. In tO-ReREOVv'S TE1S12e.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21

WORCESTER CMAss.D MUSICAL FESTIVAL
s an assured fact. aS, in spite of much dis
couragement the governors of the festival
have raised enough money to insure another
one. The amusing experiences they had with
artists, singers and others. with Eome of
their photos. In to-morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
PHOTOS OF THE SUBWAY.

review of the marvellous progress which
has been made far the New-YOrk sub-
way, illustrated with many hne photos, in
tO-mOrrow's Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
OF INTEREST TO YAcHTsMEN.

Comm odore Arthur Curtiss James of the Seawan-
haka Corinthian Yacht Club has appointed Robert
w Gibson signal officer, in charge OF making
''coIors'' and of making and returning salutes and
signals from the clubhouse at Centre Island Dur
ing the absence Of the flag officers he viii rank
as senior captain in command or the anchorage'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
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