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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
FAVOR MOTOR BOAT LEGISLATION.
National Association of Engine and Boat
Manufacturers in Session.

The second annual meeting Of the National Asso-
citation of Engine and Boat Manufacturers was
held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday after
noon.
President John J. ArTnory, in his annual address,
spoke among other things of the pending legislation
at Washington. whereby all motor boats under
fifteen ton rating exclusive for hire in carry
he though such legislation just and reasonable and
that it would greatly help the motor boat interest
instead of proving d detriment, all boats used
for hire should be under the charge of some re-
sponsible person.
Among the members present were John J. Amory,
H A. Lozier, IT., James Craig jr., H. n. White
sey II. Snyder, F. NJ. Crossett, NJ. H. Mof1tt, y a.
Richardson J. NJ Newb4ry, James a Reeves.
Frederick S. Mock, NJ. NJ. Whitaker II. NJ. Odiome,
II. G. Mears. a : Pierce W l. Fay, William
Graham Henry Sutphin, Eugene A Riotte Andre
Massenet, II. H. Brautigam, Albert u. Eldridge.
Mr. McNaughton, +. =. Conrad, John L. johnson,
G. F. Hanmann, J. w. S. Harding, jr N. a. Belden
and II. s. Gamble
mittee will be held March 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
GRANT DEFEATS FISHER
Wins Indoor Lazcn Tennis Cham
pionship an Straight Sets.

Wylie c. Grant the national indoor lawn
tennis championship yesterday on the board courts
OF the 18th Regiment Armory. He met Edwin p.
Fisher in the final round. and defeated him by
score of Ga 60. 10-S. This was the third time
that Grant has earned the title as he won the
championship in 1908 and 1904 Edward B. Dew
hurst. Of the University of Pennsylvania, defeated
Grant in the final round last year
An acing service contributed to Grants winning
yesterday in small degree With all the skill
and dnesse that Fisher, the ex-metropolitan cham
pion, possessed, he not able to break
through against his opponents terrific pace.
Coupled with his good service Grant played stead
lily. He got the ball back. and allowed Fisher to
work out his defeat by his faulty returns.
The clever work of Grant. which led TO his re-
gaining the indoor honors. caused considerable
comment among the large gallery of spectators.
Few of the top class experts approach the
speed which Grant exhibits upon the fast board
courts. II the expression of tho followers OF
the sport that Grant has demonstrated that he rela
lively outclasses all other players in this country
as a covered court player. and plans are afoot to
arrange a match, either this season next. with
of the representative Englishmen. Grant will
have other opportunities to show his skill this
season. as Mrs Barger-Wallach was present as
spectator. and she declared her Intention of again
holding the indoor tournament in the ST. Nicholas
Rink. which proved so popular last year
During the first set both Grant and Fisher played
carefully. each winning on service up to four all
In the ninth game Grant outplayed Fisher by clever
placing Of his returns. Upon his own service in the
last game OF the set Grant aced Fisher three tunes
with comparative
The full strength of Grants game was developed
in the second Fisher only successful in
winning his first and fifth games his service. as
in all OF the other games Grant drove the ball PACK
for pass or sent it low the net that Fisher
either returned it into the net or sent it out or
court.
Fisher increased his speed in the third set, while
Grant let down somewhat his play. Botn men
played evenly up to eight all, Fisher making heroic
efforts to score against Grant the latterS ser
vice Fisher brought the points to deuce on the
seventeenth game by brilliantly played place shots
along the side lines off his backhand. He used
his service In this game effectively but Grant came
up to the net at the critical period, and by TWO
whirlwind smashes the game and took the next
by clever passing his service. The summary
follows:
National championship singles (hnal championship
round)-Wylie G.. Grant, New-York lawn Tennis CUP,
defeated Edwin P Fisher West Side Lawn Tennis Ctup
81 Ga 10-S
Feferee-wnlaT 3. Cragn. jr., 9TH Regiment Lines
ren-Arthur NJ L,oviboad. Hamilton Grange Lawn Ten
Club; Robert T. Bryan Newborn Lawn IeInls
club. Arthur 8 Cragin, 7th Regiment and Norris 3
Clark, Siwanoy Lawn Tennis Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
CITY PARK.

three and one-half furongs)-Kng Leopold.
Imposition los Translucent. 106 Little George 1O6
Knockirky. 1906 George Buchscherep. l05; Miss Jewell
1903; Martha V, 1O3; Merry Leap Year 103 Azalea 1913
Queen OF Mlbrook 103 Larry D.. lO3 sazarac es Heir
loom IS. Sister Henrietta. 9S.
Second and onesiSteenth mes)lngoldthrtft.
keinwood, Trogon III. knowledge, III Little
Giant, Dungannon. 100; The Clean I09 Amberita,
IO9; FOREIGNER 0d MaIedictiOn 100; Limerick Girl 104
Bradleys Pet 104 Yachting Girl 104 Dance Music 1O4
Bsque. 90.
Third race Zone and one-haf milesl-Rossmond, 100;
Hegerson 107; Big Bow 1OI; Drexel 105 Hymatus 1OI
Trher 104 Double 104 Padre. lO1; Little Elkin.
lOI
Fourth (Rex Handicap; miie)-Grenade. 100:
Debar 115 John Carroll. Ia Minnie Adams. i14i De
Vut H. Thistle Do l12 BellndiaI los: Garnish 100
CLEAN. l04 Miadi Love- 100. Dazzle 100: Braden.
100; Daring. %: Hadur. 90. John Carroll and Hadur
coupled CorTigGu entry.
Fifth (sx one-half furlongs)-Jack Dunn 1922
Cree 49, Quinn Brady. 1l9: Heart OF Hyacinth, 49,
Merely Mary Ann 107 Pain Devils 1906 Sage 100 Polly
PTim. 100; Oratortan o.. Mrs. Phillips %
Sixth Handicap; nve and one-half furlongsl-
Emergency. 1926 Monterey. ia; Prince Brutus Wild
ITishman JOG: Tichimingo lO4: Hustled 1O3: Astarita
100; Tinker es Casciae 97 Billy Handsel 81; Heart OF
Hyacnth, 90.
Seventh tseven and oEe-lalf furongs)-R ocaway
III; Cascne, III; Two Penny Pretdrius
Esher III; Merry George. III; Basil 1906 Miss Jordan
104; Gentan 102. Lbston. Gold Coin 90: Bertha f.
81; Ann I'LL %: Wogglebug. o.; Maueina. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
SUPRE1IE COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

- First Departmeut-In application OF
the OF Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for
the City OF New York for the appointment OF three COM
nssiOners determine and report whether rapid cras
tion OF and determined BY the 8oart
ought 70 constructed JEsrR
provisions OF Chapter 4. Of the Laws %
1851 amended the undersigned Board OF Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners viii apply 70 the Appeacs Divt-
OF the Court OF the state OF New York for
a Appellate Division Court House. Madison
Avenue and 25th Borough OF Manhattan City OF
IN the afternoon OF that cay. thereafter
counsel be heard for the appointments OF three
nissionsrs IN entitled determine and
report after due hearing whether railway or railways n
OF property.
ought constructed and operated The upon
which the aforesaid application viii Do made are ne
Der 1905 ahdavs and papers accompanying the
all which fled IN the ONCE OF the Clerk
of said Appellate Division about tbs sth day OF
1SOd. ADDITION thereto 51ch pagers
shall presented the Court the said Boar1.
A description OF the route and general plan OF con-
struction OF the said railway railways forms part OF
Appellate Division The following Is brief and sub
OF said n the County or New
River under ths River 70 the East
erly boundary OF the County.
The object OF the aforesaid application Is 20 obtain the
OF commissioners who shall determine eItr
ought be constructed and operated ana
ths evidence taken saiG Appellate Div-
report OF the construction and operation %
railway railways (as this Board viii AJAX that tr
shall be- shall confirmed by said Court Be taken
lieu OF the OF property owners along tns
line OF said railway or railways.
Dated. New York. February Is. 1900
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COAA1S-
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
By ALEXANDER E ORR. Presidsn.
L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

FIRST DEPART1iENT.-In the matter OF the ap-
plication OF the Board OF RaDid Transit Railroad
commissioners 20 determine report
a rapid transit railway railways convsyancs
End transportation OF persons and property.
the Board. ought 70 be constructed and operated
GERARD AVENUE ROUTE
visions OF chapter ~ the Laws OF is9I as arlspset
missioners viii apply % the Appellate Division
Supreme Court OF The state OF New Ffrsc
Appellate Division Court House. Madison Avenue and
25th Borough OF Manhattan. OF New YORK
the 9th day OF March 1905. O'Clock
heard Tor the appointment OF commissioners
entitled matter determine and report after
due hearing whether railway railways the said
constructed and operated papers upon which
aforesaid application Will be made petition
and the al4Vs anc papers accompanying the az
filed office o Clerk Of said
Appellate Division about the Och day OF February
1900 and IN addition thereto papers shall
be presented % the Court by said Board.
A description the and OF
structlon " said railway railways part
Appellate Division The following : a brief and sub
staUtal synopsis OF the said IN tAa OF New
nom Third Avenue to WaISn Avenue ana Cssrara Ave-
hom lSssh street 70 Jerome Avenue. Clarke
Place.
appointment % commissioners who shall determine after
public hearing u all parties interested whether such
railway railways ought be constructed and operated
ptvslon together Win repQft or tner determination
n favor OF the
ton o such railway or railways thls Board VII asa
thar u shall bel shall when confirmed Nv said Court
taken In lieu % the % the property al0ns
the line or said railway railways.
Dated New York Feer,lsry 18th 1905
SlONEES Fer THE CITY OF NEW YORK. ny
ALEXANDER Z. ORR. Prssitsya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
ENTRIES AT NEW-ORLEANS.
FAIR GROUNDS.

First race three one-haf furlonpgs-Beatrce H..
1O9 Pepper and salt 100 Miss 1866 SanZila 104
Lucy Marie. 104 Mamie K. 1O4: Dorothy NJ 1ol. Little
Wanda. 100: Our own. 100.
second race (six furIonss)-Fau clifford, 49, safe
IO9. Fargo lts; Remington, IO3 PRsucAer, 1O2. Re-
quest. %. go
Third race (six and nehalf acknowledgement,
los cure. IO7 Au RcvOir lV7 Royal Arms, lu4;
Paul. ia; our Giiock. lU4s Mohave lOs Fenian.
IU5; EscutcheOn. 1O3.
Fourth furlO1gsJ-Ben Holder, III; Third
Alarm 1Oa- Superior Boy 80: DeuxteInps 80.
Fifth race zone mile)-F arIand IlG Shenandoah 10;
Avoid lu7: BesternG. 105: Horensia 1Ol. Jucora 1Ol
Fair Calypso %; Sincerity Belle. 90
Sixth Ine)-Tribes Hill liz; OgoutZ, 1903;
Cochran. los Water Pansy. Io4 Flying Trdpeze,
IO4. wind, lUi. II Dottorc, 1G4: Fred HorHoeck.
lO1. Ponca, 1O1; John Randolph. 10l Depends 9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
FOR NEW AUTO RACING CHAIRMAN.
;. 3. Stevens Talked OF as a Successor to
Robert Lee Morrell.

A4tho-gA Robert Lee MorTeH has said that he
VIII not serve another term as chairman OF the
"' ING board OF the American Automobile Associa-
'-' considerable pressure Is being brought TO in
1-ee hin 70 reconsider the matter Ia case he viii
'+ serve however, s. B. Stevens OF Rome, y. Y,
-s 1eea suggested for the place. L. S. Partridge.
-' speaking OF the matter yesterday said:
trust Jlat Mr. AIorreu viii again consent 20
te as chairman Of the racing board. he is
Jer-cuiarly well qualified for the work; but If he
,-.il-es second term ! don't know Of a better
49, 4-4 the position that Mr.. Stevens He IS a
- ---is man, who could devote much time the
49, - ana his technical knowledge Of automobiles
-.-t make htln extremely valuable. II he gave a
r---,k re WOu4d stick 10 II and undoubtedly such
-4'is as he would give would be right.
go Partridge also suggested that the association
----- nave "a technical committee formed OF men
-s'ie the trade who had axes 10 grind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
Public Notices.


OF the Board RAPID Transit Railroad
commissioners TO determine and report whether rapid
transit railway railways for the conveyance and trans
poTtation Of persons and property. b
Bcar ought 10 De constructed and opeEatedVan
Public notice hereby given that pursuant to the pro-
visions OF Chapter OF the Laws OF 1891.
sorers Will apply the Appellate Division The supreme
Court OF the State OF New York Department
az term thereof To be held the Appellate
Madison 18th Street ForoIrh o.
Manhattan OF York the davo Or March
1906 O'Clock in the afternoon OF as
soon thereafter counsel De heard. for the
TO determine report after hearing whether rail-
railways the said conveyance and
transportation or persons and property ought 20 oe
structet and operated The papers which the
said application N be made the petition
Board. dated the 18th day OF December. 1900
adavits and papers accompanying the all o. which
about the 9Th day OF February. 1900
addition thereto such other shall
the Court By the said Board
description OF the and the general plan
stFuctiou the said railway railways
papers aforesaid. with the Clerk ~ the
Appellate Division The following brief and
street O a point 2SS feet north OF @42nd Street
The object OF the aforesaid application Is obtain the
appointment OF commissioners who shall determine after
public hearing OF all parties interested whether such
railways ought be constructed and
shall the evidence taken said Appellate
which report the construction operation
OF such railway railways this Board will a that
shall bel shall when confirmed by said Court taken
IN lieu OF the consent OF the property owners aon the line
Of said railway railways.
pated New YORK February Is 1000
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COsfNIS-
SIONElRS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
By ALEXANDER Y. ORR. President.
1IoN I. BURIOWS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

Of the Board q Rapid ansit RAILROAD
ussioners determine and whether transit
railway railways for the conveyance and transportation
ought to De constructed operated4t Street Route.
Public notice IS hereby SVEN that pursuant TO the Pre-
the undersigned Board Rapid Transit Railroad COMMITS
soners will apply 70 the Appellate Division OF the suprsns
Ra5e az t SsTs Sss6 Ss a sas s5t5 srs
Say or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard f-
the appointment OF three commissioners IN the above en-
Nbsber railway or railways IN the said Cfry Tor tas
said appIcStion viii be made petition OF the said
Board daTed the 18th day OF Dscsmber 1908 and TIE
adavits and papers accompanying The al of which
were aed In the once the CLERK OF said Appelats d.
vision on or about the day February 1905 and IN
addition thereto such other papers as shall be
A Description OF general plan OF con-
struction OF the said railway or railways forms OF
Appellate Division The following Is a brisf and sub
stantia SYNOPSIS the said n County OF
IN The Borough o. Aia9haStan l4Sh street.
Street TO Street; Greenwich Street
ssyf9t Street 10 5eF srss IbsTtS ss rom rom
Washington Street TO William Street; University Place.
Scara East Wooster Street from Wasainzton Ssrs 20
Street; Canal Street. rom Wooster street
The object OF the application TO obtain ths
appointment OF commissioners who shall daeruns after
public nearing OF al parties Interested whsthsr such rail-
VA or railways ought 30 constructed operated
and shall report the evidence taken said Appsats
whoa report II in favor OF the construction and opsaon
such railway or railways as this Board wall
lieu OF the consent OF The property owners along linz
OF said railway or railways.
Dated. New February Is
BOARD OF, RAID aI T5SASsIT RAILROAD CoMArls-
BON L BURROWS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

- I, bir7 DsParpentn the matter q shs application
the CITY York for the a66o!Hrsat Of three con-
railway or raays Tor the cSrvevee sd rraseror-1fsar
81 persons and property as determined Sy ne Beard
MANHATTAN LOOP LINES. Manhattan Routs,-PuDlo
Css2tsr o ne Laws q 1901 amended. me uadsS
Of The state Of Ne Y5r so re- F ~ 455I T-5sr
vision Court House Madison Avenue and 25th street 5Or
March at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day
sDpoin;IeRt q Tes comissoners n ne above s1titsa
1s 40 % SG FSposs si5sr que nsarng wnsrasr
n Of persons and properly STsat 70 Be sons;Tcsa and
GATED tie s dT or are snna Ss 0S ana sf ~, sse 1S ara
papers ACCOMPANYING the same all Of which were Asd IN
about the 9th day 4 PsbTay isos ana n aa3lt,sa
coaT b. hs @ B a- a ps 81 ss a . N;
VANS RH p or OF the % ss s s sd 81 r;
said Clerk o. he Appellate Division. Ths following
County or Sew York; IN the soToaxs OF Msahasr
ground n DsIsnaey sFee assr Norfoit ana ssn s.
popssd eo6 s &c vac y s s SasT
Centre and Grand srests The line then continues SOUTH
vision g made for three tunnels which be described
mel Is under william stree, and Old sIi9 me Maiden
lane Tunnel begins az the corner Of William Street ara
Liberty Street and then under Maiden Lans Tss
Eh Of these three tunnels passes GndeT the Es 4vsr
There several forming = Isl. route. one
west under Grand Street and DssbrOsass street.
20 the Desbrosses Street ferry. Another forms
connection by means OF Canal Street. with
Manhattan end OF Manhattan Bridge third
with City Han loop OF the present subway oy
means OF line under Beeknan Street The object q
the aforesaid application obtain the appointment cc
Commissioners Who shall detsrnns public hearing
parties interested whether such railway railways
constructed operated. and shall report
Appellate Division rogstheP
report determination. which report II In
favor OF the construction and operation OF such railway %
railways this Board will that IL shall bel sha
when confirmed by said Court be taken In leu % the
OF the along The Ens o. said
railway : railWays-
Dated York February IS. 1909.
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
BY ALEXANDER z. ORR. President
PION Z. BURROWS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
COLUMBIA TRACK TEAM DATES.

J. r. Hoyt. manager of the Columbia track team
announced the schedule yesterday. 1t will begin
with the Fordham meet on March g. when Columbia
VIII meet Princeton and pennsylvania In a two
mile relay race on March 13 the two-mile relay
team will run at the New-York Athletic Club meet
on April q the Columbia and Pennsylvania one and
two rlllc relay teams viii meet at Philadelphia. On
March q the two-nile relay team will meet Yale
at the 74th Regiment games in Buffalo. on May 0
there VIII he "A dual meet between Columbia and
pennsylvania Philadelphia and on May - the
Columbia Princeton dual meet IL New York; The
season Will De concluded with the intercollegiate
me-: III Cambridge "a May . ana %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
MAY SETTLE INTERSTATE DISPUTE.

Washington Feb. 26.-In the Supreme Court of
the United States to-day Attorney General NcCar-
ter, of Now-Jersey. and Mr. Bates. Of Delaware,
representing the two States in the long pending
boundary suit between them. presented a stipula-
t0n for suspension OF proceedings in the court
pending legislation which, il is hoped, will re-
suit in the settlement of the case The attorneys
said that the States eudeavOring to agree on a
joint code for the control the fishing interests
of the disputed territory, and Mr. McCarter said
that if they succeeded it would end the controversy
The court took the application under advisement-
The has been in the courts since 1871. and the
dispute in progress since 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
eYMNAsTlc MEETS FOR N. Y. U.

Princeton and New-York University viii meet in
a dual gynnastc contest at University Heights on
the evening of March . This will be the third
gymnastc contest between the two institutions.
Last year Princeton won and administered the first
defeat suffered by the local college in gymnastics
The meet will begin at Sis o'clock There Will be
dance following the contest. Trains viii leave
the Grand Central Station at 1885 p. m. and 155th-
ST. and Sth-ave.. at 7:3O and p on March %
the local university will meet the University OF
Pennsylvania team at the same place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
KRKALOY LEADS THE FIELD.

Augusta. Ca, Feb. 26.-Andrew Kirkaldy. OF Eng
4aia LED 10 the first round Of the golf tournament
oil The Country Club links here to-day for 500
Plls. saith total OF 157 for thirty-six holes. A.
A-ss. Of P-aehurst. was second with U.s., and T.
ignezral.. OF Savannah, third. with $50
--e party VIII leave tomorrow for Aiken, :. c,
~ ~ q TWO DAYS stay and viii then return 20 New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
ANDY WEIGH BUYS RACING CAR.

N'ss's Tea Kettle" otherwise known the
''-e Bug has been purchased by Andy WEIGH.
"-ef ~ Charter Oak Park, IN Hartford. and oak
p ark, Do Cincinnati The Tea KetIe" has "a
record 81 .t seconds. mace in Florida last
~ " nat The veteran froltiug hocs viii
"t'f ms billet shl ped automobile Is not known.
- ''s IfyI1LIy intends 10 use u IL track racing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-27
ON THE GOLF links.
Eight Gibbs Neglect to Send in Re
port TO Official Handicapper.

Leighton Ca.kius chairman Of the Metropolitan
6of Association handicap committee. has been
obliged 10 once again notify delinquent clubs that
nave NOT sent in their handicap reports Under a
neW rule adopted this yea- no member from a club
WI be eligible TO compete in open and invitation
handicap tournaments Of the association. except
from scratch, unless his handicap is reported TO
ihs committee. The following eight clubs are still
in default:
Ardsley Club. Fairfield County Country Club,
1ietlifL COZ Cub Hacka-sack COLI Club, Plain
nee Country Club, Ricnmcnd Hil Golf Club, Tux
eco COLI club ana WestDTOok Golf Club
he greens a. tie EaltusrOl Golf Club have been
co, red with sand and the members say putting is
Tuca more enjoyable than under ordinary condi
tons. Whfre rough temporary greens are used. In
t4sro. -his winter.
hlch good progress has been made in getting the
Ae" holes ia shape at the Essex County Country
D4lo uat Il viii be possible 10 place them in com
MISSION shortly There was some talk Of the WON
e Metropolitan Golf Association holding its
etteilI1qtsEip over the Hutton Park course. but
t-e opinion seems 70 be that either the I1ngleWood
u me ACltclair links viii be selected.
The Exmoor Country Club. near Chicago. recently
ana wiz shortly begin extensive improvements.
= .taHcier kgan, the national champion, deyel-
'pso us game over the EXmOOT links.
AFTER being practically out OF tie game for sew
sial years Mortimer n Singer has determined TO
leAe lg tie sport again What little golf he has
Aa.r4 OF late has been at LenOX ana Montclair.