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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
FOR SAFER THE1TRES.
Ordinance 5cith That Purpose Pre-
scented to the aldermen.

An ordinance amending the code in the matter
Of theatre construction was presented to the
aldermen yesterday by Alderman Hamburger.
The amendments provide that the front en-
trance Of every theatre shall he not less thar
twenty-five feet wide. there shall be open
court not less than ter feet wide i'm the rear
where the seating capacity Of the house Is less
than 800. and not less than fourteen feet wide
where The capacity is greater the staircase from
the upper gallery shall be not less than four
feet wide in the clear. the aggregate capacity
Of tho foyers, Iobhies. corridors passages and
rooms for the use of the audience. not including
aisles and spaces between seats. shall each
floor be sufficient 70 contain the entire number
10 be accommodated on said floors or gallery, in
the ratio of 100 superficial feet Of floor room
for every hundred persons; on the first. or main.
floor where the seating capacity exceeds 800
or more. there shall be at least sixteen feet
clear back Of the last row Of seats. and on each
balcony at least twelve feet clear of the last
row Of seats.
The report referred for a week under the
rule. was another report from the same COM
mittee fixing seventy five feet the height be
yOnd which buildings may not he erected unless
absolutely fTenroOf
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Sports
@2-A "a I'D
DpOG EsnGN'
GOOD DAY FOR F4VORTTES.
L0ra j. and YeHO5chamnrer Only
Defeated First Choices.

New-Orleaus. March l5.-Lora j.. and yellow
hammer were the only beaten favocitcs to-day.
Leila's defeat in the fifth race. In which she was
backed from L To . 70 l.. was the upset Of tns
day. William Murray. Starter Fitzgerajds assist
ant. has been appointed starter cor the Memphis
meeting. The summary.
First tsjx furloussl-Ton Ol0e~ 100 tCalvtt, 50
% J. Ior l. 100 Cochran SECOND, JI1 Fe~-
rim 10 tR0mauen. ~ Co T. third Time HOS Extra
law snow ZAP, Mildred J.. T. g. ~car5oTai2h. Pistol.
Maggie Work Walnut II and TCuteu also
second race trye and one half turlongS aot Love
. Auburhor ~ @ . vo1 Neither one Zoo tts''anethl
Time LIS lo-Ser. June Collins. Annie Max. Arachue.
Third tsiv furonEStius Heidoru 10 IL Wilson,.
ond: AIegretre 100 ULviuEst0nI % ?. third Time.
1i5-s Mcei0uiSe. Chenav Regain Master P~trn and -
Caro- also
Fourth handicap. and oDs-siXteslth rniss)-
Lev Dorsey, los tFUer'. .Lr~alishter. 1o6
tSet 20 second. Ethics 1H2 cochran 70 J. third
Time. I t~ts HyIlrttus also
Fifth zone ue'Nev NJuu HAY. 100 lily ngStonN,
even won ScoJrh Thistle iN Fa.lerl. IL 70 . second;
Matte powers lsi o. MartHesl. - 20 l. third Time.
- Louis hlfts Leila. Rachel Ward. Pautus Soldier
ot Fortune and 11luderatl1n 81
SIKH acr cone mte aud nthsI Ancrsd lC2
81. HennesSyi. 20 IIr1 toItar. iu& sailing,
to J. second santa Teresa. 100 u. WILSON, 20 20 l.
t1r1. Time. 2t2ls. Arden Deer Hunter. Trio S1bis
Nag. Dr. Csrr-Ch and Gracious also Taa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
POWER FOR COURTHOUSE COMMISSION.

Albany. March l5.-Assemblyman FernaIn 1o-''aS
introduced BIN removing tho limitations OF looa-
ton placed ca the commission which - attempting
20 select site for the Ncw-Iork Courthouse bai'd-
ing il further provides that ''n selecting ana
locating size the board shall not be limited py
INC amount of space 20 be actually occupied 'F
said courthouse. but shall provide for tho neces-
sary approaches thereto aud surroundings thereof,
50 IS 70 Insure far practicable quiet and sola
NlL And = tho board shah select "a SIC ~ -
punlc park II may also select. locate and acqbii.
a. part or the site land contiguous 10 INC pa -,
81 approximately the same tire space 20 r.,
occupied By the courthouse TO be annexed rs part
% ne PARK And the board. with the approNai "a
re board 81 Estimate and Apportionment, NAV
'-oae ana include iu any site selected 10y u any
streeis which iutersect such site any lenGs con-
tsuoAe lIerctn Which NAV . acaulre1-
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RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

Trs Angeles March 1-.-Tirst tfre f-r',rEs--
II 40, Fr7cesz r. T.s7is. won, Jack Ic1s
CFfaufa-eout. 20 l.. second, tar1e-l IL
tLakreuca 20 20 (. third. Time 10@. Annie T. ZEN
Zsrn Victoria Ncfl Ha'tlr -iota General gror1A PADDY
Is Nat Goodwin TQDercut. Prar-sr Hercules ana Ll''
sI
20 2 II Dottora los d.. Iev-si ) 70 l. sec,.1i'
Tim Hurst 3. third Tine. OA9 a
Sui-afo and Cframu1ut also
IN ri race tsfx fur!17-S-Cries Aloha ln5 tFeiht.
/. James J. Cor6et rc1 lFhtlips IL - Z" So
chemist I05 anderson. J. 20 l. third IlfA
1.tGI,. Margaret Rowe. Dug Martin. sherry Canl0la
Egg NozE innsbruck Esta1o. Thoth Roltars. Frsisr-
Iie1e Diivolo also
Fourth race thandcap. mile ard one sixtesnthl-
NrC7-athaua Prince IL JarSsoll. % l. Era6g
u BolarD 20 I, second, Creeu7-S i15 Fro-l. ~
TO J. third Time. lfTl-- Foruaster. Nitrate ard Chi0
also
Fifth nile ard arte-l--TinE.er JOS
Anderson to l. won Dixon 90 tLCvel 20 J..
second. .Afue-us n. l. third
f-auejp and Iuytctus also
sixth race fIrI7-1cserud. III u. Lewis. = 20
FIFreT Lawrence. s 20 r. se~ou6. Nora r.
10 poland, T. third Time. lij!s- Uros1o. PROFIT
al SLirullsi also
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RESULTS Al OAKLAND.

san Francisco March f5.-Frs. Selling. six ana
one .taf fu-i07EsJ-Captvat InS ~. Martin. Z 20
won. Na-aschiuo 90 Crravsrs. 10 to second Adircn
caex 10T NoI0taiul. g % !. third Time. 2fa con-
steIlator. Do Go and Clsusus als-
ore-haf mileb-tel t'ari1a- III
Urrzeuf 4. SacCharats. III Knapp 20 /.
second. Nizpah. 1pT o. Martini. l. third Tine
Abbie Emily Callahan pIXeIs. Neins and Mildred
b -
rti-d ling: mile and f-IorENfr- Faru-r1
% CE7nnarl 70 = Nr riuge. 100 1Nountairl 3
20 J. second Tire FrNttsr. % tBuvtc0t. ~ : thl.d
Time. 1.jgi7 Theodore L. FILE dO-. The Way and Rio
shannon also
Fourth race selling mile and dftv y7rdslifsinaul-
1Q2 Tr7versi 90 ; won; Horton loI g. Martin , -
I. second. Aulad. aT Knapp, ~ l. third Lime
la's- Nav Bl7dl-r Reeves. FI1terd and David =
also
4 IN I. ocean Dro1~ III tN0uutetnl : - I
second. Abua l37urc-'. a. 20 T. third Time. ll'
Fslerin Nuresca. sad sam and k-niiw0r-n also ran
sixth race purse. five end 1re-h7f fUrN-Es ''rol'
los tNt-t - l. won. DAISY Green. 100 o. Martini :
second. Veu1to- III tT-lvs-s 20 = thi-1 Tine
1.I1is 0IruQtau and S0othslyc- alsr ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
PLANS FOR THE AMERICAN HENLEY.
Ten Races Scheduled-Entries TO Be Re-
fused Without Reason Given.

TIE American Rowing Association will hold is
second annual regatta the Schuy kill River.
PhiIadeIp hia. May 20.
The races and the qualifications for entering s-s
as follows. Single SOULS Tor the Farragut ChaI-
I-nge Cup. open to all amateurs IN good standisg:
for single SOULS. open TO all amateurs On good
standing who have never this race or ths
race for the Farragut Challenge Cup. for double
SOULS for the SChuyIkiU Challenge Cup. open 20 al
amateurs io good standing. for pair cared shells.
open to all amateurs i'm good standing. for four
cared shells for the Puritan Challenge cup. open to
all amateur crews in good standing. for four cared
gigs. open TO all amateur crews iu good standing
not more ttau one OF whose members has rOwsd
in n winning crew for the Puritan Challenge Cup
and not more than two OF whose members have
rowed in a winning crew II this race. for eight
Dared shells for the Stewards Challenge Cup. open
to all amateur Crews in sood standing. FOR eight
Dared shells. open to all amateur crews n good
standing not more tEa1 three OF whose members
have ro7ycd I'm winning crew for the steward
Challenge Cuq. and not than four OF who-s
members have roved fl a winning crew in this
race. race for The Franklin Challenge cup. open to
gil amateur -iatsrschoIasttc or "sChOOlooy'' crews
IN good standing an OF whose members are bora
dde members OF preparatory schools or schools %
equivalent grade. and for four SOULS. open al
amateur crews in good standing
aud no crew more than one-half Of whose members
or eight cared races can enter any other OF thu
pair oarcd. four cared or eight Dared races. re
al r1-e- IS I mile 80 yards straishtawsy.
Entries close With the treasurer. fifteen days be-
fcre the regatta. and must be certified by the ath
Ietic committees OF the universities colleges O.
schools. by she captains or secretaries OF the
royy.rz clubs from which the entered
Auy entry may be refused or returned Up 70 the
time Of starting Of TaSe Ior any cause deemed
sfenf-- any reason ard will be accepted only from
those Who take part In sport for pleasure or reers-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
CANAL BILLS ADVANCED.
0e"a''rs Attack Measure Relating 70 Motive
Power Experiments.

.... Narch l5--Thc canal t.,I,s f-.-,5,.s q, -
- ~, .A bufalo. were advanced 70 -b,-s
--'7 ' senate to-dey The -,a.s.,-. -,
'.aiff i'r IN" appraisal OF ls-5s -
eJeis TOY TIE Use 81 the improved 49,. - -
winch tNes INC term @: once o. -o--.,l.-- &c
f'e-s appointed hy Governor Odeu - -, e'
WITHOUT -1t1-e. but Tho thir1 hul u-b,-t ,t.,,
10v-er 70 che Superintendent of P,,bN $50 me
s.-f'-izC cN. -nne"ts ,n motive power ~ 49,, - %
g ter0.s ~ ires Ee7rs and 70 five rnilee =, -,
Vss vigorously attacked hy Senators Mar -
ord B-acS,t.. Senator Ma.hy sale
Leaving fho question - move faith asia. =.
.lt believe fUat THE people beirg dealt vvi-t,
crrI- .. -ffs tte- ~ shls til YOU rh~ofte ~.
corporation -lo privilege ~ making an oE pertinent
arc t-ru JyC~ only i've miles ~ -he canal WhV
tlor.a roa handicap airy one who should desire 4,
ilaEr experiments Tor better franpporfsfio-
itl~st " is step iu retroEression. fsvorirg ~.
cana. ---.s -airsf electric power. u looks as
go OF t.c camel Improvement and 10 tie Up the
Improvement he heucfirE tuot the people erpec'
ron De-
Senator 1871 icr,e1 tlst tie biz simply restricted
10 use - tho canal As 1o- the three wear time
l7t the perm .ssi1n might 10 further extended Il
4tcesserN. Furthermore. The legislature would al
Nays have -Ec pcVor 20 change tho law. whereas
J man of opposite political faith should become
olperlnterleuF % Public Works IL s,ht nor be 20
easy 90 Secure a change
..l.--lcf 4lslby motion 10 strike olt me ems 60
..s c.alse vas defeated ~ vote of u 70 -, the
esh-fo-k Democratic Senators voting VITA TIE ur
tate canal l1er. Tie biIl vas sdf srcel ar1 mss
~ passed to---0rr0v
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LOOK OUT FOR YOTR PETS.
Biz Introduced .ffcctiug IN Cats
and Dogs IN Citg.


AIta-~. March Tile most sweeping home rule
measure vet introduced wss to-day presented by
Senator Bowling and Assenbiyman Ellis. = a.
fects al the and DOGS IN Nevv-York CITY. pro-
Tises that thev shall 10 licensed in the case II
dogs ans provided with collars 81 the case ~ cats
Under The terms II the DoOling bill the yearly
license Zee az s. for each dog Is to be raid the
city. md not % the Society fo- tho Prevention q
Cruelty 70 Animals. IS now. The Department q
Health is 70 have charge Of the licensing. and TO
issue metal tsTs. bearing numbers.
Those applying for doc licenses VIII have - give
thei- name and address IN writing. and also the
name. age. sex. breed. color and marking Of their
dogs. The penalty for counte~reltng The tag or
using it on another doS Or for the use u the tag
hy person other than the one 70 whom IL Is issue.
ls AFFIXED at 80 Renewals % licenses are 70 b
On May % each wear and the cost OF renewal Is
No car IS hereafter to Be kept without collar
on rs neck on which Is engraved the nsme and
Is n have the power % seize any cat or dog not
.eelseo or ifo'loed With collar. which rs ~ large
and released on the presentation Of the license for
is 70 be enacted. otherwise tho g zee viii be
,-sso ~ -orlsr nj fo vs~ees.-v =, ~,
demands q Justice. After the seizure, the pub'ica
throe DAYS grace II the owner does not claim
stray animal tho Department Of Health is TO have
IRE most important provision Of the new bill Is
that which allows the Mayor whenever he deems
- necessary for public safety issue order pro-
limiting an dogs from running at iarEe unless
Tnuzzled or led 10y chain after the publication Of
AT dogs running Al large may - seized ana re
ceerneq ~ %" ifrs. 30 teTSoh - at.2"ga 20 lnteT
while engaged ~ the duties % the dog catcher and
any such Interference Is made misdenesnoT-
The Health Department IS also 70 have tho power
70 build dog END cat pound n may also destroy
~ ny -, ,,ic, o,-4 49, fro-Yi,,, ~ ne
owner al opportunity 20 be heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
BROOKLYN YAcHTsMeN DINE.

There was a strong muster Of officers. owners and
members II the BROOKLYN Yacht Club e. its annual
dinner held las night IT tSe Assembly. In Fulton
81 and II the good resolutions adopted are carried
o-,- tho club will have one of the most prosperous
sea sons this year that il has seen. Rear
Commodore A. G. Soper presided. and Judge Cor
relius Ferguson was the toastmaste-. Secretary
Charles A Kelly. chairman Of the regatta commit
To- N 4; Nhftlock = J. Field DR.. j. 4 NOor-
hes Commodore a - Bellows. Or. pe Mund
ard z Read among the speakers and
oilers present included. J. r. Eaviland. Walter
TIaviland. George r. Reiners. J y. Suffer. IT..
4 r Wells Newton Bennington &. r. Hum
nhries Charles Z. Allen. &. Coukin, ". 4 Max
we'll A. Donnelly the Rev James p Byrnes and
Thomas J. Moore.
In5ividual prizes are 20 be offered b. the Graves
e-d BAY Yacht Racing Association. well as the
club prizes summer for the races in Graves
end Ba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
ASSEMBLY PASSES LOAN SHARK BILL
Other Business Transacted by the Lower
Branch Of the Legislature.

Albany March '5.-T'he Assembly to-day had con-
siderable discussion over bill OF Nj LeEgett re-
ear5irg the alleged claims against the State ot
Charles T. Parker d CO. Nj. Parker. the minority
leader spoke ar length n dCDreCiation az what he
called the indiscriinate manner 81 passing claim
b.s Win slight knowledge on the part OF the
members Do respect 70 the merits of the bills NJ
Wade said lie had examined the bill. ard also
Numerous court decisions questions relative TO
such bills and convinced OF the justice Of the
claim Mr. Palmer. however presented an amend
nent that the act should not Dc construed es pass
trg on tho merits OF the claim. The amendment
vas passed and tho bi1i ordered reprinted
T--e Burke arti-loau-shark hin passed L
rroviGos Tor the fling with the County clerk 81 a
detailed statement once month by al. persons
engaged ir the business. setting forth tho amount
m money lent rate n interest and names - per
so-s - whom loans are made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
WAGNER WELCOMED BACK TO SENATE
Marshall Bill Relating to Kings County
Jurors. Passed

Arharv March 15-Seuator Joseph Wagner % the
TX-N District. Brooklyn. who las been dangerously
I'll with pneumoria. was present IN the Senate
Chamber to-day. and received the greetings and
COMMUNICATIONS % his colleagues. His desk was
covered with floral tributes.
Senator Elsberg introduced bin authorizing
>-evr-York CITY % sell the property bounded By
Lexington and Third aves-. and Sxty-siKth and Six
ty-eighth sts 20 the Mount Sinai Hospital IN con-
sideraton Of an agreement Of the hospital grant
free disrersary 20 not less than five hun
dred 81 the poor o. %ew-YOrk City for period OF
i've years.
act relating jurors. and the appointment and
the duties Of "A commis7io1er 81 jurors IN Kings
Tho bin urovidcs that tho commissioner shall sub
mt list OF per~ous eligible 10 act a. Jurors
board consisting 0f the county Judges and Supreme
Court justices. Senator Dowlings BIN authorizing
the city q Nev-York 20 acquire lands for pu bic
rIavRrofnds advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
BASEBALL PROSPECTS Ar N. y U.

With only little more .haH week before the
opening game with Princeton. March % the
baseball squad is working hard indoor practice
at Nev--YCrk University. and Will begin outdoor
work rs soon the weather permits. Few 6pIaccs
ON the team are decided. although Captain Nc
p0uel will PROBABLY retain his LAST years position
as catcher. Kelley VIII he In the pitchers box
and ex-Capjaiu simmons at third base.
TovVther. freshman pitcher last year. and Hills
Of the present freshman class. arc pitching Well
Dolisrd. from the veterinary school. who played
shortstop last car will probably hold his position
For second base. Leonard and Bass9ve. both new
mem are fighting. except Tor TutNili former foot
ball captain. VINO holds centre field. the outdeGd
positions are open. with large number O.. can
didlres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
NETWORK CITY BILLS REPORTED

Albany. March 15-BI's decided on for favorable
report by the Assembly cities Committee to-day In
cluded those or
Nr. Fi0etvvIc k-Auth0riz the Bos-d OF Estimate
and aOr.0rtf0ur.elr ~ Nev-- York sifv 20 refund
assessments for acquiring the title 20 two public
parks Inc East River
Mr. D1wliug-Tbaf ttc Board or Estimate ana
Apportioumeur Neu-Nork city. shall consist OF
six instead ~ four other persons beside the pres-
Dent. not more tfan Of whom b-lolSlile 70
the same political party. may be re7ceats ot M
same borough. except iu The care OF Mannai'fii-
Tie president must be resident ~ Mamma tl',n-
Mr. Hcruic.r Providing that tho tonrnlss !Dntr
g Police Nev-Ycrll Cft-. shall appoint tWo p4,f's
for The trial ~ charges against ans member OF me
force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
syNoEs's ACCEPTANCE OPPOSED.
He Can Serve on Barge Canal Commission
by Giving Up Army Pay for the Time.

Nas1ington. March ,5.-T-he House Committee On
AiltaF1 Affairs took adverse action on the resoIu-
Ron permitting Colonel Syrnoas, Of the engineer
COPS az The army. 20 accept an appointment on
we NeW-NorE Canal Commission teadered him by
Governor Odell The resolution granting this per
mission vas transmitted 20 she House from the
var Department The request bore tho auorovsI
a. The president and Secretary Taft. bun the com
mite in discussing the matter. recalled the fact
lilr' me War Department has been COMPLAINING
l.-eL ITS engineer c1TDS Is short nov 10 allow
'ioIel ~3inons 10 take on outside duties would be
" fff'cer tho Corps Still shorter. The salary OF
.olgIel sNmOus from the government amounts to
$500 q year that offered 20 him by Governor Odel
is 500 making total % Sl3ao0. Tho committees
cH1ded that u ~ desirable TO allow fhe colonel
u accept The place be could secure an Indefinite
4'fNe o. absence without uay.
- 70 committee voted 70 on the proposition and
= preventative Prince % Illinois f--+--..g
- ma kf re adverse report OF rne resolution 10
hir0ri." report VII De filed.
Governor oict when asked las, light about
ac-ion ~ tho House Committee o. Nnta-v Affairs
- me request % Colonel Syrnors said: .'Tbi. .s
'Io lrsf have heard az tho action. Colonel SYM
Us las never accepted the place 1 do7't knox
"a. pc Nii %. tut tlIk there Is chance 10
dh' cord on The Canal Commission i viii
wan N'.-I bear from him before doing anythi.g ("
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
Ngw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY

First tssiiius. r4rIonEsl-Hesu Tarwaters
MaHonetta %, Hardy Nellie Forrest e6 i-.o Eerotne
pS. Miss West. Bean. Lcvsblo Sah ll; Lady Mistake,
ItcEi-a. los.
second purse. SIX f1rlongsl-Fooght Favorits
100 TroGlr. l02 His Eesry. l&; Ciaremout 100 SID
du~os flU
Third ceiling. mile and 4 stxtee1th)-DOrOthy
Osborne Antisrne Fo1u tS BIrgoyre, %! Snotsun 90;
Eruack Balm % tTiIraL. 10i.
Fyrrho. FranS Mcconnell Governor Boyd. 1Q2
Fourth handicap, six and hait flrlongs)-Re-
sprusivp. 80, lama Max. Master, 1905
Elsie l.. IOi. The Regent. los
Fffth race ceiling. mile and a sxteauthl-BIus Mint
95. Dutch Carter 81, Jack Weber. 90 Circus Girl Pss-
Auies Ir2. The Guardsm8n. Ls'Os n0i. Procigzl son.
ldJ Taucred 1uI, Bengal los. McWiiiams. H.
selling. six furlo1gs}-Ls1y Ray. Overland
fC6 Mr.. Piekvi~k Wreath ~ w. IOs; Narifsua 109
Second sight. III. John Doyle 112. komombo. Shorr
CAKE congress. iI3. Dr LC6er. ia. Bronx. 116
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
NEW WEST SIDE A. c. GAMES.

Judging by the entries received FOR the New West
Side Athletic club games at the 22d Regiment
Arrnory- on Saturday evening. the indoor athletic
season will wind up i'm blaze Of glory. Nearly all
the clubs. colleges and Young Mems Christiau As
ISOLATION organizations ABOUT the city have entered
their strongest teams III the hope OF capturing the
point banner, which goes to the club scoring the
Greatest number of points. The indoor half-miIe
ChanDiousnip which will be decided at these
games will bring out all the crack half -miIers row
H. 81 In No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16

Amateur u-reztIrrS are looking forward with IN
-erest to the sUpQ, cueuta-y meeting 20 &c held BY
the METROPOLITAN Association OF the American Ath-
rati- T.i0. dt the ST. Bartholomew Athletic Club
gymnasium The preumiaavies will be contested on
March "A and the finals on March IS The entrances
fees and the gate receipts Will used send the
winners IN the different classes 70 ST Louis next
October % compete in the Olympic championships
q-ainst the champion amateur w-estIers os the
world. The classes TO Be contested are lbs pounds
rf5 rounds Is pounds. f35 sounds. I45 pounds and
rs pounds and they will be open 70 all members
90 The Metropolitan AssociatiO1 Entries close on
7r.~r0 q with r. W. Ruben. 81. CfeO~ga Athiatic
club 81. Fast SINrecrtF-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
FAST AUTO" RUN ACROSS CONTINENT.
Bert" HoIcomb Plans Another Night and
Day Run for Record.

Bert Holcomb Who drove the Columbia saso-
Iene car from Chicago 70 this city IN seventy-siO
hours. has confirmed the report. % which de-
NAL had been made that he will try 70 make
new record from san Francisco to this city. Er.
HOIcOmb said that he expects 70 start on the jour
uey some time in May He. with three other
drivers, win drive the car in pairs. The car VIII
be driven both DAY and night
From Omaha 20 this city Holcomb expects Wits
his ttirty-hve horsepower vehicle. to make speed
OF twenty miles TO the hour. about fifty hours
from Chicago to this Cfcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
HEARINe on covERNoR.s ROOM.

Tho Committee OH Public Buildings. Of which Al
dermau Harburger g. chairman. will give public
hearing Monday afternoon next 10 o'clock
on the resolution introduced at the request OF Bor
ough President Ahelru. authorizing the cutting Up
Of the Governors Room IN the City Hall and de-
voting part 90 10 10 the uses Of Offices This
resolution has aroused great Iudigus ou among the
patriotic societies. and IL Is likely that at the
hearing on Monday some pertinent things VIII n8
said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
TO INCREASE EMERGENCY LIMIT.

Albany. March l5-Assistant Corporation Counsel
c3uv 81 Network city, brought UP from New
York to-day and introduced by AsseTnolyman
rIire p BIN Increasing from 100000 TO 10000
tho limit on emergency revenue which MAJ be
raised by the Board or Estimate and Apporton-
rneut OF \ew-No city
r17i0iu- the bill 'heaueathed us about S125o00 in
dehteFnazs. for which they made provision;
hence the necessity Of raising the limit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16

the police have been trying 20 reach these two
men, and have failed Why they not produced
here instead OF having you come here as their
COUnsel?'
Il do not know where they are. but they were
&c excited and alarmed when I last them that
l would not be surprised at all If they were sick
LIS Leldens notice has been issued OF three aC-
lions TO be begun by the city against the Allison
Realty Company Tor violation of the building laws
az Nos q and 50 West Forty siXth-st., the scene
q tire Darlington disaster.