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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-21

The German Emperor's speedy cutter Meteor
will accompany the racing yachts In the ocean
test OF speed from hover to keil- britannia ana
Ailsa will be conspicuous by their absence.
cups for sloops and cats, sailed under the aus
pIcea OF tire Atlantic Yacht Club. will DO started
at 8 O'Clock Saturday afternoon over the cluo
course on Bay Ridge: The yachts WI, oe vas, SUI
Raar. Commodore Standing OF the Cortnthian
neet OF New Rochelle. owner Of the cutter NIT
vana. and Capt. Samuel SWEET or the same cluc,
whose private signal honto from the truoh OF tne
two weeks. TO decide The relstive merits OF thelr
favovites. The date will DO nxed In o few dayS-
Tho formal opening OF tho new clubhouse OF
the indian Har6or Yacht Club will take place on
begin ct 4 O'Clock. Elaborate preparations are
being made for the reception ana entertainment
OF visiting yachtsmen at the special regatta.
which wall DO sailed on the Sound, on Greenwich
June ~.
Reports from Boston state that c. Il. Cranes
twenty .footer Ai.Auka is sailing very fast- bhe
made an excellent sho wang on Saturday In the
massachusetts, Yacht Club regatta, being deteated
est yachts In the club feet. r.. NJ. Cranes nm
Keel craft, IN the same class. has shown excop-
tional speed in Q strong breeze.
This week will be comparatively q quiet one In
CLUB win hold It's annual regatta. To morrow
the hrat of the sweepstafs races for thirty loot
era will be sailed on 6isn Cows ana the seawan-
haka. Corinthian Yacht Clue Will have an Liter.
for all classes. In which q silver trophy, VIII DO
presented TO the winning yacht In each class.
The race for the Leland challenge cup Tor the
twenty. foot class will bring out o number OF tnv
best boAts in that class, while the Center mo-
mortal cup will also DO contested for by the new
est rating clasa. Commodore H. O. Rouse hah OF
fersd three prizes. and for the nrat time the race
will be conducted under the measurements rules
suggested by Irving Cox.
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. ON OUR ARCTIC COAST.
Expedition TO Collect Flora and Fauna on the
Northern Edge OF the CoItinent.

Expedition TO Collect Flora and Fauna on the
Northern Edge OF the CoItinent.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O.-On the steamer
Jennie, which will leave for Point Barrow,
Alaska. on next Friday. Mr.. Edward McIlhenny
will sail for two years scientific work in north
eastern Alaska and the basin Of the Mackenzie
River. McIlhenny was an ornitholgist on the
Cook excursion which was wrecked in Davis
Straits. He has associated with him Mr.. w. l.
snyder of Beaver Dam, Wis. and Mr.. Norman
G. 'Buxton, q Stanford University graduate, OF
Johnstown. O. He will take supplies for two
years work IN the Arctic regions, most of his
food being in the most condensed form and
adapted for transportation on sledses.
His plan Is tormake Point Barrow his head.
quarters, and then make expeditions to north
east Alaska, which is comparatively unknown.
The fauna and fora of the Alaska and Macken-
gle region will DO carefully studied. and speci-
mems sent back to the coast, from which they
will be shipped to the National. Museum at
Washington and to the Museum of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania. 1t is McIlhenny's plan to
make careful exploration of the Romanzoff
mountains in Alaska. which are said to be rich
in fossil remains.
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PENNsY1rANIA 8 $4,000 SHORE
Deputy Attorney Gcncrnl Eikin Says tho state
lu That Much Dehind In Her Revenue.

Deputy Attorney Genera Eikln Says tho state
Ii That Much behind In Her pcvenuo.
HARRISBURG, Pa, tune 2O.-Dcputy Attorney
General Elkln, tho Chairman Of the Republican
State Committee, who has been working almost
day and night trying to devise ways and means
to increase tho revenues OF tho State, was asked
tonight to mako q statement regarding the
complicated situation in which the Legislature
and State officials find themselves involved. He
says q deficit exists Of more than 49, 800, 900.
Tho appropriation for the common schools,
made by the Legislature two years ago, has not
been paid, except for one year. This appropria-
ton is due and payable at the end and not at the
beginning Of the school year. hence 1t follows
that the appropriation already made for the
school year which began on tho frat Monday Of
June, 1896. and ended on the FIRST Monday Of
June, 1897. remains unpaid. In Other words, tho
State now owes the entire sum OF 80. 500. 900 to
wealth.
There is In the State treasury available for this
o ooo 0t He p SIippes est IN tb 5San Il nnin Inc aSaIi HTS
funds were paid out on account Of the school
appropriation there would be a deficiency in this
In addition p this, however, the amount paid
out on the warrant OF the Au~ditor-Genera guar
institutions, insane asylums. and general ex-
genses Of the State Government is 81 600, 900.
81 sHi is sR' hss 9 nos set 6 sSs th PAID aaaTTiSsiE s i Is dug @ aaa
must DO paid at an carly date. In addition the
State owes the city Of Philadelphia about
100000, on account of personal property tax
items he says there must be added moro than
$500, 000, balances due on appropriations to the
! University OF Pennsylvania and other %institu-
tions, as well as amounts due several counties
on account of personal property. tax. II all
these amounts now duo were paid, the total
deficit would be more than s 800, 900. He says
that q State whose net revenues are less than
$lO,O00,OOO a. year cannot stand $4,000 900 for
education, and that friends Of education and of
charitable institutions should be willing to take
a reasonable view Of the situation.
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N COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB LINKS.
we'll. The property includes about ninety acres
and Is about ten minutes ride on the midland
nilroad. Formerly the property was the Alex
sndre estate, and tho old homestead, which is
on q high tsrrace overlooking the bay and tho
ocean, has been refurnished for tho clubhouse.
Its large, square building, three stories high.
and has been converted into one Of the best ap-
pointed c%lubhouses near this city. On the broad
vsranda, in bygone years, the owner of the
Alexandra line Of steamers used to sit, spyglass
in hand, and scan the horizon for his incoming
ships. The veranda Is to be the summer dining
The playing length of the links is 2,42s yards.
and the Total length 1924 yards: Only nine
Be extended to 5000 yards and additional holes
planned. The line Of play is somewhat narrow
ping to be done. but in its general aspects the
course is better than most OF the nine-hole links.
The turf is old and smooth through the fair
10 ninety feet square. were sodded nearly three
months ago and have been regularly rolled ever
snce. II low scores are not made on Saturday
On starting out the players cover 42e yards
Sstore arriving At the first green: An old road:
Island shore line from. this green and the second
he same lakeland. The third hole has a novel
line Of play. The tee is on the tableland. but
III yards away is the putting green. near the
bottom of a ravine seventy-hve feet deep A
well.played iron shot will drop the ball dead to
The hole. but a pulled or sliced shot will be badly
punished. The fourth hole is 1872 and the fifth
229 yards long. For the latter the play Is up
the links.
The sixth putting green Is close to the edge Of
he woods, and an everyday will BIO %ruinous. The
lows, the seventh, OF 1855 yards. Then comes
the longest hole. 469 yards. tho line Of play
crossing three distinct rolls in the land. The
ting Kreen is on the lowlands. An upward climb
brings the players to the ninth tee, on the table
hole is 374 yards to play. The course Is about
90yards longer than the old links on tho Glove
road, and far better In playing merit.
The second putting match OF the June series,
Y % the special green, was held at the Knollwood
Country Club OH last Saturday. Miss Adele
Fitzgerald Of the Seabright Coli Club made the
best score. as the following summary shows:
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YACHTING.
Atlantic Yacht Ciub's Committed Asks for Sub
acriptions for the New Iionds.

acriptions for the New Iionds.
The committee Of tho Atlantic Yacht Club,
consisting Of Newbury d. Lawton. ]. Fred Ack-
erman,a and ThomasL L. Watson. which has charge
Of the details OF tho new clubhouse at Sea Gate
has finally decided upon the outlay necessary to
build o suitable house at that place. According
to a circular issued on Saturday It will take
R65, 200.
As has already been stated in n Sun. 1t is
proposed to raise this amount partly by a loan on
bond and mortgage on tho property. and partly
by bonds to DO secured by second mortgage. tho
latter to be subscribed for by the members.
These bonds will be protected by lands, build.
ings, basins, &C.. valued at $4,000. Before
closing any contract it is necessary for the COM
mittee to know the amount subscribed and to
that end blanks have been issued whereby tho
exact amount each member agrees to take can
be ascertained. The issue of these bonds has
been anxiously awaited by the majority of the
members, and there is little doubt that they
will DO snapped up within the next two weeks.
The bonds Will be in denominations Of $500 and
500 each, tho principal to BIO payable In nye
years. The interest will be D per cent, payable
semi-annually.
cally decided upon, and long before the yachting
| season has ended the work will be started and
pushed vigorously to completion. Next spring
| the club will probably go into commission In one
Of the handsomest and best appointed clubhouses
\ in the country.
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Railroads.
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot of West Esd St. penn. r. RI. Cortiandt
Indicates time from West ssd st. Other figures
show time from Cortlandt or pesbrosses ST.,
for o MAGN SiiS eH 4; x and Sii iS,s eSn M .G Stations :, NJ
.s,sS; s'lS 4. n; daiig, for w1LKEsBARRE
iTHAcA. GENEVA, RoeeHEsTER. BUFFALO. MAG.
Ar FALLS, and the Yves, and principal local points:
.loi.a. 1880 A; NJ, Sundays only. for BOUND
:Io'sS. 1850 A. NJ daily. except Sunday. for
MAuCH CHUNK and Intermediate points,
rII5S. 1900 noon daily, except SUNDAY.
"BLACK DIAMOND EMPRESS"
Arrives Bunalo 8:55 p. N. Pullman vestibuIe Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dining Car Service. Meals
a la carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers
s.. I$,so ]; NJ; daily, except Sunday. for
MAuca c;Hu'SR. and II the coal branches. hA'foN'
wl iss ltsG P Fl n; 8 ~ sck ssSS$R5 s" and yr.n 5SF
pal pal in nj m.diS At stSt 9 rs, w Connects for all points in
wi aiss; t,tG P F y; 5slls; ssssPs s% aDa y,,d for
coal regions. Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car to wilkes.
.'iias. s,IS p. M. daily for EAsToN and interme-
diate stations.
for sLAfINGToN and principal Intermediate stations.
Connects for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car to
sG.SS. 1900 P. M. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleeper vcsti.
5nis train N y to Chicago sleepers to Buffalo and
.1'ss. sac p, y. daily except sgndsy' 1sssoaRp4ipg
HEM, MAUCH CHUNK. l., & h. JUNCTION. SAYRE.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. ATAvIA, and BUFFALO.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None but alec ping car
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
'hi5b. boo =. NJ. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA,
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and ali
points West. Pullman Sleepers to Wilkesbarre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday, for
BOUND BROOK and Intermediate points leave az fol.
lows: $500. 900 A. NJ. 81 DO. $3.50. $500. 1870. aud
s5;1b. G;iO y. NJ.
Ticket. and Pullman accommodation at lis. col.
278, 800, pI4. md 1929 Broadway, 81 T.. l4th st,
1873 j.. l2bth ST., l27 lowery, N. W $40 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn.
n. y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or reHidenCe 10 destination.
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Yaen,,nr Now. IRON C,.y Islana.

Cry IsIANp. Juno 2O.-The following yachts
passed here, bound west:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Guy Loomis; Narada. Henry
Walters; viking. H. A. Hutchins; Lewellyn. Alfred
Carr; Peerless. c. w. Hardness; scionda, Alfred W.
Booth; Aquiila. H. A. Won Lew; Oneida. i. c. bene-
dict, FRA Diavolo, Unattached. and Netue.
Schooners-Sachem Frederick Z.
Adams; Montauk, R~ear.Commodoro Lewis Cas- Led
yard. p..r.
Commodore Edward 8 Hatch.
The following boats passed east:
steamers-Jessie. Charles II. Murray , orienta' Z. Il
I.adeW: wild Duck, John NJ. Forbesi Maspeth, c. NJ.
Meyer; Lorna. w. l. Stowe.
Cutter-Bedouin. John Murray Mitchell.
The schooner yacht Priscilla, James Goulding.
came to anchor from the eastward.
The raters yaquero I'LL. Herman I. pqryea;
wawa, James A. stillman; Mlsme: :. n: M q
ont TO-DAY TO be cleaned and painted. The, steam
Yacht Stellar, Truman Beckwith. was also hauled
out 70 have q leak stopped In the conoeneer.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
st.. ms follows. and hre minutes earlier from West
Esd St:
Q.0n =. M.-vcstihule Express daily for waverly,
o'OO Binghamton. ElGira. Buralo. bradford. ar.
riv"s unalo s:Ou J.. II. Parlor car TO Buffalo.
s).ll a.. M.-yestibule limited. Fast mail daily,
Z.OO SoliI train for Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake,
slecpers 10 Chicago. Cleveland, and Cincinnati. Din.
ing car.
Gov press, daily. arrives at Buffalo 7:lb A, M,
bradford 7:l6 A, NJ. Jamestown 8:o5 A. NJ, Cleve.
land 1913 =. NJ, CSloepers TO Bufalo and CleyeIand1
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, and
the West.
Oh a.. M~.-pAILY-via Chautauaua Lake and
orc Niagara Falls. Solid train TO Chicago, Sleep.
car. ~
TICKETS, Local TIME CARDS, n PULLMAN
IL at ~; ia, 2sl, +0l. aud 9bf
West l2bth q; Chambers and West aad st. ( rriss.
BROOKLYN goo Hudson st., Hoboken, and Jersey cIiiv
station. WcstcOtts Express calls for and ShScks bay.
gage from hotels and reSidences 10 destination.
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PRIVATE WHITES DEATH.
II IL Thought That He Was Killed in o Qua
rel on o TUG in Boston.

rel on . Tug in Boston.
BOSTON. June 20.-Dr. J. w. Spooner. medical
examiner. performed an autopsy to-day on the
body Of Private Joseph White of Fort Warren,
which was found in the water ut Pemberton yes
tcrday. His decision was that death was caused
by a cut about four inches long on the neck.
made by some sharp instrument. 1t is supposed
that White received his fatal wound during a
quarrel on tho tugboRt. when several OF the SOL
diers from Fort Warren were returning from n
visit to Hull, on June @. Engineer Phalen Of
the tugboat and a man named McCuen who was
on the boat at the time are believed to have
seen the quarrel. They will be into
court tomorrow.
The soldiers who were with White at the time
are now In custody at Fort Warren and will be
examined by Chief Of Police Mitchell Of Huh
within q day or two.
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The opening race Of Q series among.open catboass.
twenty feet and under:..to decide tho championship
of New York bay. was sailed yesterday In . heavy
wind. Only three boats braveh the prevailing eie-
ments nc . o'clock In the aftsrnoon. and OF these
the Nellie Y. was cspsized. She was commanded
by Capt. Frank Van Wrinkle, who had . crew OF
four men. Tho accident occurred while rounding
the powder barge on Ellis leland. and had IL not
peen for the timely assisianco OF threo men NAMING
q snorr distance away in o rowooat there would no
doupt have been q case of drowning. As ft was
7ater Morrie and Leonard BloodEood were much ex-
hauated when taken from the water.
the other two boats in the race were she spot,
owned and sailed by / Upton Of Prooklyn. and the
Willie B.. with Capt Matthew Bradley at the helm:
Several times it.seomed as.thounh these boata.wouid
also capsize. but they managed TO pull through,
with only Q severe wetttnGs for tho crew aboard.
me SPOT won by Q small margin on time allowance.
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3eaaI Hutires.

NEW YORK COURT.
IN KaE,S s4 TTap.s, Of hs .hs 2 APP CSmn,,. of ss1 Board SSI %, of
commissioners to determine whether a rapid
transit railway or railways in the said city for the
property az determined by said Board ought to be
Public notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter 4 Of the Laws OF 1871. and the
the undersisned Board OF RAPID Transit Railroad
Commissioners for the City OF New York will apply to
siTss Ds OF TIM ssps to be G Ssid at aP he cSu RlT haSss
OF the Appellate Division at No. III Fifth
s5th day OF June. 1897. at one O'Clock in the after,
noon OF that day. or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard, for the appointment OF three Commission
ers In the above entitled matter. to determine and re-
S S"y or Sft raii HSs az IN lf, the s %ns' ei,y a for 5@P the ' conssya last,
and tralspor,a,ion q persons and properly; as de.
iutions OF the said Board adopted on the 9Th day of
January and .thday OF February; 1897. and also set
Common tSssn az nc ca 5eneIt OF Of saS 'a atty p snd bearing sads 70 date sns
the S,n day Of Ts s9r. l Ins ought TO .,6 be
SSn,anu't the Aforesaid S%a SGe' application VIII Rl'1Ss be @ %sds
Are; th sa,I Re,iti Sam Sf ias ss'S FOR b tSa Gu, OF Of k Sn@
York, dated the 2nd day OF June. 1877. and pres nted
DC ials Hpps sisnt d DE'i nSWs p a proG pabiish sd9 in o'1 1as
city OF New York. IN which notice OF this application
to in said petition, and upon such additional anidavits
aud papers In addition az may be presented to the
routes and general plan Of eenstraction q the said
Council OF the City of New York. copies OF which arc
included among the said papers upon which the said
application viii he made
The object OF tho aforesaid application 10 TO obtain
the appointment OF Commissioners who shall deter
mine, after public hearing OF the parties Interested,
whether such railroad ought to be constructed and
operated. and shall report the evidence taken to said
! Appellate Division, together with a report OF their de-
termination whether such road ought to be con,
struc'od and operated. which report. II in favor of the
construction and operation OF such road. as this
Board will ask that IL shall be, shall. when confirmed
by Aaid court, be taken In lieu OF the consent OF the
property owners along the line OF tho said routes,
Dated New York, juno 18th, 1897.
OAR OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CoMMIs
sIoNERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
by A. 4. ORR. President
LEWIS l.. DELATIELD. Secretary.
PARSONS, SHEPARD Il OGDEN,
III Broadway, New York City
A & PLATT.
S5 Wall Street. New York City.
Attorneys to the Board
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ANCHOR LINE.

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Weekly from Pier %. n. r.. foot West gath at.
Ethiopia June 2O, noonlAnchoria July 10. noon
Slky az wa .. , ~ 1850 '.,s' '''' SutuTuuys Suty u
For new illustrated book Of tours and passage ratcA
and further particulars apply to
NUNARDLINE 70 LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Umbria. juno 20. ] =. y, lcampania" J July II. & A. NJ.
Luoania. July .. 4. n AurSnia, July 20. noon
Etruria. -, July 10, I y. NJ
EXTRA HAILINGs.
AuTAniA. -. June ~. noon SerViR. -. July 9, 10 A. NJ.
vRRkoN u, BROWNS CO. Gen, g'ts.t Bowling Green.
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yvhore Yesteraay's EIres Wsro.

A. M.-s,4b. siS Seventh avenue. p. Hardy.
damage $40; y;Io. stIs Eighth avenue. damage
90, 1926, I7B Orchard street. Samuel hohiinn.
age %. ,o.
G!IIIgan. damage Sd; D;45, oO3 WeSt for'y'se"
enTn atTesI. James Reilly, damage fso'
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DISEASES OF MEM.

All secret and private diseases OF men cured In a fow
days; skin diseases; blood poisoning, nervous debility,
weak, undeveloped organs. impeachment 10 marriage;
Lost vigor restored, Go to the HALLETT MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. 2ld East 10th st., near Sd Av. no charge
unless cured hours . to .. Sundays included.
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aeral estate Sur Sale-Gttg.

T wAsHISGToNB RIDG AND ls2D ST. Elegant
N eleven.room houEe. $4,000. or will rent reasOna-
real estate once. Manhattan OF. and
Boulevard.
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Pushing whselbarrow to San vrano,.co.

LANCASTER, Pa. June 2O.-Frank Z. Polk and
Morris Z. COIN. who left Jersey City on June 8.
each pushing a wheelbarrow with San Fran.
cisco as their destination, arrived here at 2
o'clock this morning in good condition. The
young men are making their transcontinental
trip on a wager and against time.
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BALTIMORE 81 OHIO

l. ave New York. foot NJ Liberty ST., daily,
CHICAGO. goo l. NJ. and 1915 night.
PITTSBURG, $3.50 eS. SUNDAY; .: 100 Sun. 1919 nioht
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 10 A. 81. 300 +. M.
MAsHiNGToN BALTIMORE, \, 1000 Dining Carl,
II $50 A. NJ. Dining Car. goo, $3.50 Dining Carl, BOO
Dining Carr, u +. NJ. i2:l5 night. Sunday, 1000
ID,ninE Sarl; LEO 4. NJ p,n'pi carr; 200 Dining
NORFOLK, ll:JJ Al daily.
Offices; lII. lfa, .8l. asa. lI4O BROADWAY, 81 kast
d4th s.. l27 BoweTy, New York; 339, 94{ Fulton at,
!. Baggage checked from hotel or reIidsnce " dS0sS
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Scr sa!s OF % EFT lew asrsey.

MISERABLE furnished cottages at Asbury Park,
~ Deal Beach. ann vicinity, Lists.
MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park, Nj.
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS \. J.-For sale or rent, very
III large s.room house; ! bedrooms; steam heated;
all improvements; rent only so.
Address box lilo Sun onice.
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rw YORK cRIcKFr ASSOCIATION.


LONDON, June 2O.-The Gentlemen OF Philn-
delphia arrived at the Arundel Hotel here from
Brighton, and o-morr0w morning Will start
their game against Middlesex: On recount S OF
viii be piayed on Monday and Wednesday.
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Cricket.

The following is tho standing of clubs in tho
championship games of the Metropolitan District
Cricket League and the New York Cricket Asso-
citation and batting averages OF league players:
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE.
Won. Lost. q. Won. Lost. ci.
N. J. A. C......9 o 1000 Manhattan - 300
staten Island. ] 500 New York.....0 8 900
Drawn games-New Jersey L.. G.. I; staten Island, !.
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Creau Stramer5.
AM RICAN LINE.

NEW Yohh-soUThAMfToN-l ~ondon,Paris)
ST. oUIs..,..... June 20 ST. PAuLn.".". July z
OHIO. ....,., sat, June FAST: LOUIS .,... JULY a
RED STAR LINE IOANTWERP.
sailing every "Wednesday.
Friesland. June ~, noon WrHternland July z, noon
kensin'n Juue az, 4: 80 I'm SOuLhw'k July IA $40 pm
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers II and 10. North River. ONCE, o Bowling Green,
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HEMPsrEAD. June 2O.-The foursome on the
geturCsquo links of tho MeadOwbrook Hunt
Club between Foxhall Keene and J. Stillman
tsgainst Oliver "; Bird and Winthrop Ruther.
ssrEe number Of society people. Bird and
shown by both teams. The following players
l3ok part In the handicap sweepstakes: Win.
n1p Rutherfurd, scratch; X. Ronalds, 1Oi.F.
NJ Hitchcock. 10; james B.; E9stis, ~: StiIl'
wetmore. 20; Woodbury., Kane, 20, Tho win;
her was J. b. Eustis. Winthrop Rutherfurd
was second. Their cards follow:
LIB Eustis- Or. HIP Net.
sS'i::::4i sssstss 81: 81
Winthrop Ruthsrfurd-
SSs':::s Ss7tSst7 ~ ~ 90 o es
., Three Of tho other players did not return
.st at the end Of the first round. A handicap
svent for a silver cup offered by tho Hunt Club
VAS TO have been decided, but was postponed.
mo links were In excellent condition.
blYsIDE. June 20.-Tho regular semi.monthly
n6shdicap members tourney on the links OF the
oakland Golf Club, which began. on Saturday.
cSStt. t Mon ey N; M. Graham; His score vas;
a%.tscor;os were below; 100 follow: p'A'''' ''
~ Graham. l0l-2S-7Si ]. .. McKeever; ell
TssIIS; Townsend Lawrence. l02--22-s0; John H.
ww..nr il0-20-S4; Herbert X. Peck. 102-l7-a6;
Snan11r ). Travis, ~VO--2-SSi Thomas n. Lee. l2l-
Hvsri y, y; Alexander: lO4-l2-e2; MI. Il.
'moree, ll4-lS-98.
bS.hauncey McKeever, who came near landing
Nh trophy, played a brilliant game. but met
Mn considerable hard luck. Notwithstanding
s % !. only one player, Walter J. Travis, the club
NeeA' beat his gross score.