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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
SPORTS At COLUMBIA.
Tentative Boating of the Cre7cs-
Medals for College Track Records.

Rice, coach Of the Columbia crews. announced
yesterday a tentative boating of the Fights
which he has adopted for the early part of the
practice the river. Two boats have been
made up Of the older and more experienced men.
and It is believed that when a first and second
boat are finally made up that It will mean only
a rearranging of these two boats. They are as
follows:
First boat: Jordan. bow: Starbuck. No. .;
Boyle, No. 3: Gillies No. 4: Won Salza. No. 3;
Heinrich No. 8: Robinson. No. Z; G. Mackenzie
stroke; Durant. coxswain.
Second boat: Spalding. bow; suarez No. 2
Haight. No. 3; J. Mackenzie. No i; Osterhaut
No >: H. Mclean. No. 6: Braun. No. 4; Ce-
russi stroke; TuthiI. coxswan.
Although Rice has some good men in these
boats ne is not fully satisfied and will make
change If any good men are developed That he
is still looking for the right kind Of men is
shown by the fact that yesterday he had Jack
Ryan the big centre the basketball team,
and Dave Armstrong. captain OF the hockey
team. at work on the machines for a long time
although neither of the men have been out be-
fore this year.
Many of the men, including most Of the fresh
men. went out in pair cared gigs yesterday
They VIII he graduated from these To baIges
and later to shells. The only freshman boat
that has been arranged is made up as follows:
Steinschneider bow; O'Neil. No. >; Hauser, NO.
3: Delenbaugh No A. Renshaw, No. ,; Hamann,
No 6; Keator. No Z; Murphy, stroke; Bangs
coXswain.
FREDERICK I.age. manager OF the Columbia
track team. has presented the track association
with funds necessary TO provide a series OF
medals for those who at any time shall break a
university record. Any one who breaks a rec
ord in the university championships any dual
meet or the intercollegiate games Will receive
one Of these medals II two men should hap
pen to accomplish the feat in the same year
each Is TO receive a medal. half gold and half
silver. If three men should break a record each
will receive a medal OF gold, silver and bronze.
Medals were awarded yesterday to those men
who have obtained the most points in the series
/ Of track games which were finished last week.
| First place counted five points, second three and
/ third one. In the distance runs II. l.. Slade
won, with % points; II. f. Kudlich was second,
| with Il points and A Holtzonf third. with l3
! points. K. NJ. Boorman was easily first in the
dashes with a total OF 46 points; G. 9. Edgar
was second, with 80 points, and c. II. Bowes
third with II. In the high jump J. s Babcock
Uhlman and s. r. Osborne each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
BASSETT BEATS KERNER'
Wins Figure Skating Championship
after a Close Contest.

E. W Rassett OF the Wanderers Skating Club,
won the amateur figure skating championship at
the ST. Nicholas Rink last night 1t was the first
time the contest has been held under the auspices
OF tie Amateur Athletic Union.
The programme was made up Of seventeen move
snenrs seven Of which were decided in the after
noon G. Kerner. of Brooklyn. earned second prize,
and so close did he follow Bassett from almost
the first movement that it was not until the last
had been decided that his friends gave up hope of
his capturing first place.
l. v. Brokaw, of the New York Athletic Club,
winner OF the title last year, aot entered in
this years contest.
The six men who competed in the contest and
their score. follow: E. w. Bassett. Wanderers
Skating Club s.; c. Kerner. Brooklyn. so: a. G.
Williams Xavier Athletic Club So; J. Doughty,
Plainheld, y. j. 20; E. Dunn, Brooklyn. &C. and
Y. L. Winn. OF this city. 25
The summaries follow:
Outside edge roll forward Bassett. Q: Williams. 8:
K Outside = e 8gen 81 p6Ssy z Maa g. K.rner
MN. 4. EIiiisr. 2. VIM .. T1a,1cb,,, - e-' -
Single and double atfoot spins cTossfOot ana twOsOOt
Ehirls-KeTner. q Basseti. .: Doughty a Dunn. 3:
Inside edge ron foEnardleTner 6: Bassett. .; Will
Inside edge ron Backward Bassett 6; Dunn .; Ker-
Figure eight foot fTs.rd single double circles
KEsr e. Ba''e't s. Dunn 8 Doughty 8 williams q
Curved angles three single double and chain begin
ring inside outside edgeBsssett. s: Dunn. ::
neE. = Doughty. 3: VIM. ?; Williams. I.
sEss BaEsett. 8: Kerne-. 8 Doughty. a Williams. s.
Cross ron forward In field eehs. single double
eEees-sernsr. O. Bassett. 3; Dunn, :: Doughty, 3;
VIM 2. Williams. ].
= Cross roll backward field and eights single ard
double circles Bassefi q: EeTuer o. VIM. :; Williams
3; Doughty. . Dunn
Loops inside and outside edges snglef
ana IN co-nbination-Kerner g. Bassett. o Doughty,
Williams. 3: Dunn p VIM. l.
Change edge roll forward beginning either out
SIDE inside e6geB@ssetf. g. Kerner. o. Williams. 4
Dunn 3; Doughty. .: VIM. ].
Change II edge roll backward, beginning on either OUT
side Or inside edseKerner. c; Bafsett 5: Williams. q
Doughty 3: Dunn >; Winn !.
Curved angles rocking and counter cooking turns from
outside edge and inside edge. forward and
baokward-WI.aIns. 6: Besseii. . Kerner O. Doughty
3. VIM .: Dunn J.
Curved angles. anEils on inside and outside
edgcS-Basseft, g; Kerner .: Williams. 4; Doughty, g.
Dunn. 3 Vim /.
GIapeTines-Kerne- G. Bsssett 3: Doughty. 4: VIII
Rams. 2: Dunn .: Vim. =
Tee and hes. movements embracing pivot croling, ioe
spins tnir~u-itcs. ara botn toesEassctt
Q. Kers- .: W.llians 4: Doughty 3; VIM. - Dunn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
EEENE MEETS DEFEAT.
Sands and Crane Win IN National
Court Tennis Tournament.

,,os+on. March 19.-Joshua Crane, jr., OF this
- and Charles Z. Sands. of New York, will
-, in the final round of the national court
.,uis Championship tournament on Thursday
- ,be right 10 play Jay Gould. the present title
s,,5er. in The challenge round on Saturday.
= ,be second round OF the tournament at the
,r.rpis and Racquet Club to-day Sands defeated
-,,.,Te I.orillard. Of New York. by a score Of
90 Ga, CO, while Crane put out Foxhau p.
-z.sne. OF New York, by a score of 6-S. Go.
&c SANDS and Crane are both previous hold
srs Of the national title.
sands and Lorillard met in the morning match
.,d the former so far outplayed his opponent
chat the outcome was never in doubt. Lorillard
,laved steadily and got plenty of force in the
bau on his forehand strokes. but his floor game
vas weak and he lost many points in this way.
sands forced the game from the start and
,ron the first set to love. He volleyed particu-
farlv we'll especially or the back hand. and
scored many aces by kills" Lorillard showed
~ better advantag. in the second set and man
ooed 10 Wiz four games, BIZ Sands ran out the
sci when II began to look inter esting The last
sci was marked by mary spirited rallies, but
sands played brilliantly that Lorilard only
won TWO gaIlcs.
Foxhall p. Keene made a fair stand against
goshua Crane, IT., in the afternoon match. but
was forced TO acknowledge defeat in straight
se.s Crane showed Improvement over his play
an Ncc6sy. and was accurate and hit the
heg , hari that he earned many points IN
the Ia. - corner Of the service ride keene man
sred 10 win three games each ia the first and
third SETS but was beaten at love In the sec
sands and Crane should maks a good fight in
the final round on Thursday. sands Is a slight
favorite among close followers o. the sport ~
number Of exhibition matches will be played to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
TUGBOATS RAM; ONE SINKS.
One Vessel Almost Cut in Two at GansevOOrt
Street Pie-.

The tugboat Robert H. Sayre. OF the Lehigh
Valley Railroad rammed the tugboGt Walter J.
Tice and sank her yesterday off the pier at Ganse-
wort street. while towing up the North River
car feat which were eight full cars
The Tice was taking wate- az the end OF the
pier and was apparently in danger when the
Sayre was seen coming up stream. Hardly had
the sound OF the crash been heard when the Tee
filed and sank to her funnel top. John DAILY. her
captain. when he saw the SayTe coming almost On
top Of him. leaped overheard, and was picked no
by the freboat George r. Mcclellan which was
tied up close by. The engineer OF the Tice, who
with several deckhands. waS standing forward
leaped TO the pier and escaped injury.
Tho sInken tugboat. owned by the Tice Towing
Company. IS about sixty-hve feet long. She was
almost cut In two by the bow OF the Sayre- The
latter tugboat is ninety-ive feet long. \ strong
flood tide is said 70 have caused the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
Y.U. MAY WIN GEMNAsTIC MEET
Intercollegiate Championships Will Be Held
at Philadelphia on Friday.

TIE intercollegiate eymnastic championship meet
viii be held on Friday at the University Of Penn
Eyivsnia. IN Philadelphia. Yale, Harvard. Column
bic, Princeton. New York University, pennsylvania,
Haverford Rutgers and Lehlsa have entered teams.
New York University won the title last year, and,
Judging from the dual meets this season, the team
IS likely to earn the honors again. New York has
defeated Yale. Columbia @nd Pennsylvanis Prince
ton defeated Yale while Columbia beat Harvard.
a. c. Gilbert % Yale is looked on as the probable
winner Of the individual championship.
TIE Kew York University team will probably be
made up OF SchnaI. Fernandez, Hicks. Flynn
Greenfield and Thompson. Schnan is considered a
sure winner on The parallel bars. while Greenfield
on tho flying rings last year. ana has not beefl
lisoly winner in tuYnbiing with Sehnall, his team
mate. a good second string.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
IEcruRE on vEsuvIus.

The American Society OF Mechanical Engineers
;1-iu he addressed tomorrow evening by John w.
Ijeb. IT. it's vice-president. The subject viii be
..Vesuvius and Pompei," and the address viii be
Illustrated by lantern slides from original photo
,-raDhs taken by r. A. PerTet who was In the
TesIvian Observatory during the last eruption and
tom photographs taken by Mr.. Lieb during visit
a series OF lantern slides showing the state Of
Tho mechanfc arts in POmpeH has been especially
nI~rsnared for this lecture. Z. Burton Holmes has
fent a series OF moving pictures Of Vesuvtgs in
sTIintiOn and OF flowing stream OF lava. Admis-
sion will be by tickets, which can be had from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
SAILORS 10 RACE AT JAMESTOWN.

Norfolk Va. March ia race OF sailors and
marines IN open boats from the warships OF all
The world anchored in Hampton Roads 10 the ex-
position grounds viii be one OF the spectacular
features CT the naval programme being planned
sor the opening day exercises OF the jamestown
TeTeentennial.
Boats viii be launched from fifty or more Amer
ican and foreign ships attending the opening Of
TIE exposition, and each crew VIII strive 10 oeach
IT'S boat first on the shores OF the exposition
grounds where President Roosevelt will be. The
race viii be for a distance Of two and one-halt
miles. Al least four hundred boats are expected
70 corlrefn the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
INTERCOLLEGIATE WRESTLING MEET.
Championship Appears to Lie Between Yale
and Princeton Teams.

Princeton N j.. March 10 tSpeclal'.-ihe thiru an
,aI moe, ~ tho intercollegiate Wrestling AssOcia-
ton win be held in the Princeton gymnasium on
Thursday evening. The judges will be Professor
William Brown OF Browns gymnasium and J. e..
O'Brien, Of the New York Athletic CLUB.
AS a result Of the various meets during the win
for tho champiopship appears TO lie between Yale
and princeton Yale has won all OF her three meets.
having defeated Princeton Colgm5a ana psnnsy
iosf ere and that 70 Yale by a narrow margin.
i5rinceton defeated Pennsylyania twice; ana won
orr 81 the four meets Of the season Solumoa has
lost Ell shEee meets. while CoGaeA "aA los eases
team
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
CATBOAT HANDICAP CLASS.
New Divisions Formed and officers Elected
at Annual Meeting.

At the annual meeting OF the Handicap Yacht
Glass. held last night. AZ the home OF Henry A.
Jackson, secretary OF the organization. No. 90
East 18th street, division was formed 10 be
known the catboat division and another to be
called the Grayesend Bay division Racing for
the handicap class is TO begin on May . with the
regatta OF the New Rochelle Yacht Club. The
will end September Is
The secretary announced that there were now
forty yachts enrolled In the class. Last year there
were twenty-eisht. The ini,iation fee fixed
s. and the annual dues at S. These officers
We're elected for 1897: President G. p. GranbeTy;
secretary. H. A. Jackson; treasurer, y. r. Stod-
dard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
SUED FOR SEPARATION.
Wife of James Young Hammond Alleges
Cruelty and Neglect.

Mrs Emily Bancroft Hammond has sued James
Young Hammond of No. 20 West seth street. for a
separation on the ground Of cruelty, abandonment
and neglect provide for her. Hammond in his
answer alleged that certain epithetS he may have
used toward his wife were justified by her ''un-
yrfgalv conduct toward him and their children. =
MIS- hammond asserts that she cannot go 10 trial
,ntiI she has specific information to the acts OF
ss,InvrifcIv behavior and conduct" The order dt-
rortiDer Hammond to show cause why he should
,t f,Irnish the bill particulars directed TO
1T,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20

court TO allow her $1,000 for counsel fee and s75
week alimony Roth live In White Plains
The plaintiR is senior member OF the firm OF
Iunham & Moore. freight brokers and Forwarding
agents on the ground floor Of the Produce ES-
change ON the arrival Of Mrs. Lunham on March
from a four weeks trip 60 Bermuda with her
eight-year-old boz she was served with papers IN
the divorce suit
sought on statutory grounds. Mrs. LUnham a.
leCeS cruel and inhUman treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
FOREIGN evmNAsT TO COMPETE HERE

Al the coming all-around championship gymnastic
meet of the Amateur Athletic Union, 10 be held on
Saturday night in tho gymnasium OF the Brooklyn
Central Young Mems Christian Association the
West side Young Mems Christian Association will
be represented by TheOlog Anastas ex-champiOn
OF Turkey and Greece, who second place IN the
Qll-arOund contest at the Olympic games. Anastas
win compete on the flying rings horizontal bar and
parallel bars. and possibly IN the rope climb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
FAVoRs ANTLsPgcuLATIoN BILL,

Charles Burnham. manager of Wallack's Thea
tire, will go 10 Albany to-day as a representative
OF the Theatrical Managers Association. OF which
he IS a member. to urge the passage before the
Senate committee of the SAKE bill, which aims TO
abolish ticket speculation. The managers assocIa-
ton Is said to he DESTROYS Of having the SPECTATORS
driven of business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
WALSH 10 PLEAD ON APRIL 8.

Chicago. March 19-%JT6ge Anderson IN the Fed
eral Court to-day decided that John r. Walsh.
former president Of the Chicago National Bank.
appear before him on April ;. and enter his plea
10 the 100 counts Of the indictment charging hilr
with misaDDlica ton of the funds Of Eati0El.
bank In announcing his decision Judge Anderson
said he was Inclined 20 set the date Tor the trial
early IN October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
LAsKER WINS TwELFTH GAME.

Memphis. Tenn. March 1S.-Dr Emanuel Lasker
defeated Frank Marshall here tonight in the
twelfth game of the chess championship series
Marshall rcsisuing after the forty-fourth move
a protest. however. viii be filed because Of {; mis-
understanding relative the time limit. The
score stands five games by Or. I.3skCr
and seven drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
THE GIANTS ON THEIR WAY HOME.

icy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Fl Paso. Tex, March I9.-The New york Giants
passed through here tonight from California eE
FoEie 70 san Antonio and New Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-20
WILLIAM LuNHAN SEEKS DIVORCE.

During the tendency OF the suit Cor divorce
brought by william Lunham against his wife.
Minnie E. Lunham, the defendant has asked the
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sUpeRsAs WIN ANOTHER GAME.

Jacksonville. Fla March l9.-The Brooklyn Ma
nonal League baseball team scored its Second vic
tory fhe Jacksonville nine OF TIE south At
sautie League IN an exhibition game here to-day
~ score OF 10 2.
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syAt;E RUSsELI~-IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER
- Of Hon Abusr Thomas. a Surrogate OF TIE
county New York. notice Is hereby given 70 all
persons having against Russell sage. late Of tEs
County New York. deceased. 70 present the sane
thereof 20 the subscribers at their place
% JTansaeting business. Room al. No, - Nassau
Street OF Manhattan. n the City or Neg
York. on or before the SOth day of April nsxt.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF October. 1905
N6PtfARET OLIVIA SAGE. ENeCutriN
CHARLES w. OSBORNE. JOHN p. MUM. Executors
eli RES 4 GARDINER. Attorney for G. ", Oscc-ns
and J. r Mum Executors 1921 Park &oH. Bor-
oh o New York City.
DEFOItEST BROTHERS. AttOrneys Tor Margaret
DIVA sage. Fsxecutrix. Broad Street Borough
Manhattan. New York city
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For Both sexes-City.

III BE2LITZ SCHOOL. OF IANGUAGES-
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Snrrogates' Notices.

n PT-FS1>sSc-T OF N ORDER OF HON ABNER q
i Thonas. a Surrogate Of the County ef View Eo-f
-ori-o is hereby all persons having claims
arai7s- John " Love Of the County Of New YORK
Sqsd 10 present with vouchers thereof 20
the subscribers their place OF transacs business
NJ "a Fxchanse Place IN TIE city OF New YORK. On
I,ef,~e he n o. September next
IYat,d New York. the Goth day ~ March. 1901
NJ love. JOHN RAIN. Jr., Administrator,
VVTcv1 YICHTESSTI,IN. Attorneys AduliiS
80 Exchange Place Borough OF Manhattan. New GoTk
city.
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School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors TeacheFs GovernesseS
Colleges Schools and Families Apply
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funtn. Andl Ecriurnl.9ioti5eu pcrbcn germ
nnfaenpnmen. 5ic Ginirnber ioIhcr 9eridte
Mill abcr ibreu Gamen n%nterihrribcn nnb
ppr Nnem niht n%erGeNeu, iu bic aeftltdtrit
~ftatliane - strafe NIB Nan%snummrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
1tntcrbaltnngs = &eaiuriier.

rM.nTt.a taocmie" = r@en+6ur".
rNibaugb'S" 49, gShe Irree Miu2ieteers".
,8npetH" 49, aScrien Giles.
vSIanep's" - nHSunteo BIZ ibe 1oIice".
"Sprb's" - Miat. e. @ponpin in iOlgelbem
Mcpcriutre:
@outng, 2icnfiag ino Msittipob gbcno mlS
Miltttcotl Yiaiilec ,Su Mti5Sourn".
NonInerito9 @hcno mo Sdntitd1 @'aiiree
Mn gmerican Gilt5cn".
6reiiaa uno Samflag @beno ~ GiIoro
Sool".
rpoatoap" - ~2bc @rcat Grprcb Hobbero"
uNuoitrrium" = She 9anon 9to".
pMiarplauo"-aeitb'5 ogu Sinr"s NnuoeotHs.
.girp MpnurtcntaI" ygSiuiums' Sheuls".
Subtn'S, 404-i06 EitsSnitimpre. etrafc -
Observation-Disclosures llno belucHlihc Gilher.
u@cftport @alGee SIatiua RiHi" lest often.
Baltimore @ancru.@erciu" - Sonrtdg, ben
10. Rooelnbcr. slufierrr5iteu I'M o2arlentgari".
rWtpJart'Widnurrdlur" EicHitaa. ben II,
Gooember. CONCERT unb @nu in Der a8erunnius
WfdnuerthorsNGlc".
uSuu.Hiui," Aurtb.Arc. uub Tat. ctr -
SnnItGG. ben 9. Gtopcmbcr. &ieber s r0ffnunG.
r@crmanta 8 @crauiiGunae . Yereiu" - Mtpis
inp. Den II. 9Inncmhcr. @luiiernsSo upcr unn
Cams IN rGldRgCtt's SALE" Ut. GA. gioros
TrCmnniz IpeHllc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
@ci6nadtsienSmngen

Mir iibcrnebmen Yadetc jur
prolnpteiten 9%eforoerilng mad aIen
4lasel, oes Miislanocs ino lieiern
Senoinnee,, rad) @iinid, per5ollt lnb
obnc Spelen. llm redJt3eitige gu.
Iieauua er5ielen SIT fonner, %iolltci,
8adete 10 friib ais m0glid) in nnieren
5dnoen iein. 5teo, $. 0ieuer & So,
217 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cos