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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
AUtTETR ATHLETICS.
,orxr MEET AT AMBROSE PARK.

The open joint amateur athIcuc meet VI VIC y ~
~ ,,.,o,,o chm and the Norwegian Turner As
soc,oti,n was held yesterday At Amhros" PARK re
sulting as follows.
one-hundrc8-yard run Nandicar)-Won 10y NJ J..
,.-sgsn Now West Side Athletic Club 90 YARDS;
u Kent ST Bartholomew Athletic Gun b'2
vords) second; G. Hoffman. Anchor N'hleuc ''uo
IS voras third Time-oIo4-5.
uaif. ,ote rpn for novicesl Won by J. Maloney.
:, Francis xavier Athletic club; r. J. Wernckcn.
Ct bartholomew Athletic club. second 8 4 Park
,-,,,rcreov Athletic club. thirl Times Is.
ono-mjlc run ohandicap)-Won by W F. Ryan
Xavier Athletic club 80 YARDS; }, + M4Iloy'
M aion Xnyier Athletic club go yards third. Time
-i.5l. o.... -,.,,f run 0,,rdi.or,
Won by Walsh ST Fra9 Vel X Ky, s,4 A,n Aih
Sitp itI,S ~ varlsD second VI. !. Waters. knick-
rrbockcr Athletic club. third. Tiine,'%
Onc-Inile bicycle race stopped ny inc ra"'
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NEW YORK e. G.
STATEN ISLAND c. {.
ppooxryx DRAWS WITH PATERSON

= norer Il y Townsend r : Hope Simpson.
81 3. Green and J q Ogilhy ga not bat
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SCHOONER YACHT VIGIL LAUNCHED.

The schooner zach: Vigil. designed by Cary Smith
for Alfred y. Chandler. Of Philadelphia, was
launched yesterday from the shipyard OF Brown q
Sons. Tottenvie. Staten Island The Vigil is %
feet long over all and - feet her water-line
She has IS feet beam and Will draw about feet
She has thu mos; modern form OF spoonblll bow. a
graceful afterbody and long overhang at the
stern She has centreboari. and her cabin. which
is large and comfortable for a boat OF her size, has
six feet inches Of headrOom. The Vigil was
launched completely rugged Mrs stephens, Of
a member Of the Cornthian Yacht club. OF Pha-
delphia. whose pcnnant The Vigil Will fly. Tho
vessel Will into commission next Saturday
Though built especially for cruising purposes. her
deS sners. builders and owner expect her to he a
very fast boat in fair water.
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GOLF.
LARCHMONTS BIG HANDICAP.
YAcfITsMEN OPEN THEIR GO1.FING SEASON WITH
ATHIRTY- SIX HOLE TOT RNEY-H. w ]. BUCK

YACFfTsMEN OPEN THEIR GOIFING SEASON WITH
Affinity sIX-HOLE TOURNEY-H. W. J. BUCK
NELL. WINS THE MARSHALL TROPHY.
The Larchmont Yacht Club opened Its compeu-
tive season I'm golf yesterday with Ss-hole haHu'-
cap FOR a cup presented by Alfred Marshall Inc
course IS pretty one Of about two thousdhu
yards and. that the pigeon traps nave pee"
removed additional room has been given 10 the
golfers The weather hot. but a large nufnper
took part in the morning round. The contest was
arranged in two halves. eighteen hoies peins
played in the forenoon and the remaining eighteen
in the afternoon The surprise OF the morning was
the fine score returned by II. W. J. Bucknei' VINO
posted 4 card Of % This was only beaten oy
shricver one Of the clubs hest players ana py -
VI Hamilton Buckne has had only years eN-
porlence in the CANA and received the same handi-
cap a. that he had last season Lately. II s said
no has been doing = lot OF practising quietly; pui
whether this is not, he certainly astohlsneu
the rest OF the players In the handcaps IN the
morning Bucknell came FIRST. Ide second and Ham
iltOn third. ,, ,
Starting on the afternoon round Bucknell again
made the first nine holes in 40. and. as his cara
was the first come In. many OF the others WIN
drew owing the heat and the evident lmpossl-
billy Of winning Bucknells full score was;
Grs IN Net
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dor other Sporting News see Pags .. Part IT,
THE CASTLE SQUARE COMPANY
WHAT 1T HAS DONE THIS YEAR. AND WHAT
1T WILL ATTEMPT NEXT YEAR.

1T WILL ATTEMPT NEXT YEAR
The last performances for this season OF ths
Castle Square Opera Company at the Americas
Theatre were given yesterday. In all twenty-five
operas have been presented In the twenty-sH
weeks lust finished Since the season was oesu"
on Christmas Day with Strauss The queen
Lace Handkerchief there have been presented ~
Trovatore" Fencing Master" Lily OF kluar-
new" "Mignon." Paul Jones" Martha Cavss
Ieria Rusticana" "Pinafore." Gypsy Baron ma
nom" "Sinhad" Mariana" II Pagliacc, bhieo
TAYLOR" Carmen "Beggar Student. raus.
Fra D,avolo," Black Hussar." bohemian 'r@
..Nadeeine' and THE Gondoers."
The Castle Square Opera Company's series "
performances will he resumed on Monday, Septem-
Der z Tho management has in view for me CON
ing wear not only revivas OF such operas as hiua-
''Rigoletto" "I.ohengrin." "Ernani. Stranelia.
''Gioconda'' and Lucia di Lammerm oor, put con.
tenrlates such works "lyanhoe' IruinpSreeE
Of Saxingen" "Haddon Hall" La Julye ras
vorta " Merry Wives OF Windsor, Paul ana
Virginia" ETC. and such comic-opera favorites, e
.'frigands" RIP Van Wrinkle. Boccacclo,
"Amoriia Die Fledsrmags" "E !,an1ay wsr
"" GRAND Dachess," Pirates OF Penzance'' and a
Trim 70 Africa The subscription lists VIII q
opened on Thursday. September /.
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A VICTORY FOR THE DIPPER.

r winners were surprise. Fidelio. spray Edwna II;
ris II. WANDA, Minnetonka, Lark. lndianola and
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on THE MORRIS COUNTY LINKS.
HE HOME TEAM WINS \ CLOSE CONTEST FRos
-,,- -.rprrr., 7, cCr-.-Ty TEAM

After a close and energetic match the motifs
County Colf team defeated the Fairfield county
team on tho Morris County links yesterday. Each
side mustered twelve men. the horn" aggregation
being headed by Tying. and the visitors by Ffnday
Douglas II WAS the first time that the latter has
appeared I'm team play since the Dyker Meadow
tournament a month ago. The Fairfield players
reckoned that he would easily dispose OF Tying
and with that success assured victory would he
certain. But Tying did not prove the easy victim
that anticipated Douglas started on hraVey'
and dh the first round IN thirty-nine At this
pont he had the Morris County man down. The
next three holes halved. md Douglas was
still up. with only 70 But the gathering
storm seemed to have stimulating effect upon
the Morris County * -champ!on. Tor he slowly
closed up the gap. and finished all even. The last
three holes ne took IN successive fours making the
round in forty-two The cards OF this match
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The shower broke before The others had completed
their play. and all hu; Williams and Monticth made
q break for the clubhouse These iwo stuck II out.
and Montieth WAS rewarded by victory % up
Toer. the present Morris County champion. Ind no
difficulty in taking Ave holes from Dr Carl +. Mar
tin while VanGerpoo the Princeton golfer. defeated
cox by ID.
Tie course played not the ono on which ihe
amateur championship Vill take place IN September
both temporary tees and putting greens were
used Practically Il the same as that of last
year. when the record o., . was held Jointly ~
Tying Willie" Weir and ". @ stewart
The surnlnnrY fnllnws
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AUSTRALIAN PURSUIT RACE.

tended the Century Wheemen's annual meeting.
which was held on the Tioga track to-day All .he
races were well contested. The feature OF INC
racing was the three-mie tandem pursuit. "ruc"
was run on the Australian system The race wa.
close one. and was won by Church ana "cNuu''
Summaries:
One-me open (professionaD-Won by r. n sisr ~
Paul Bourotte second. o. L. stevens thlrd, ne
One-third mile open tproiesslona) ,,Tn-,a,,s tbtrd
Stevens Rene Cavally second F. A. Mcfariaho 'nhN
Tfme--O:42ss. w. 49,
Three-mile Australian tandem pursuit race-won ~
Charles Church and 4. ?. McCurdy John . JohnS" e'"
Jack Robertson second Time-6:&.5. ~ 1.-.-
Walen second Time-il 1879 c..~
One-me handicap (professionaD-Won by o. l. 49,
ems q YARD George Kreame: IS ysrds) second: C's"
Turve as YARDS third Time-2:lo
(For other Sporting News Page . Part I'D
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THE INDIANOLA BEATS THE MONGOOSE.
INTERESTING RACES AT THE INDIAN HAHboh
REGATTA.

The most largely attended races OF INC sedSo"
were sailed Yesterday at the Indian Haroor iach'
Club a. Greenwich. Conn. a couOie-reel p'e'~'
was whitening the Sound without kicking UP ih"'i'
sea The preparation gun was fired at cIoyN'
ana the start was made Ave minutes iaie'. INC
chief feature Of the day the undouhteo n'up-
bin1 hat the new Boston Indianola. latelN 'out'.
BY l. r. Alberger. gave TO the hitherto undelea'e
knocka bout Monsoose. lately brought in from poS
ton by Simeon Ford of the Seawanhaka iaci'
club and yesterday sailed by Hazen Morse. Inc
Ind.anola was sailed by Hal DoT'muS' ana "e a"
Quilted himself well as the results show
The course Of the larger boats was 10 h'''e
Captain's Island then to Great Captains lslahu'
tben 20 Carmel Reef and back home. total t"lce
around Of thirteen nautical miles. The secohn a.
vision sailed zen miles twice around i've
nile course and the third division travelled me
came ove-uile course once The dores sailed 'hies
miles twice around small triangle.
AZ soon as the Indianoia crossed the s'ar""s
u,e which she did a few seconds amer me gun
the Mongoose shot up from her lee side mere
be,,r barely room between her and the committee
boa.
The Yachts were timed they crossed the line
follows.
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AN EAST SIDE ROOF GARDEN OPENED.

A large crowd OF young men and women and .
urnher NJ older persons gathered last night at the
onening Of the roof garden OF the Educational ALI
ance at East Broadway and Jefferson-st. The
onening was not formal The roof IL decorated
with palms and other plants. and a band Of music
nlavinr patriot!c airs enlivened the night There
re several ref-eshn4ent booths on the roof. in
which ice-cream and sterilizcd milk are sold, and
s,sral niles Of sand aye - be placed on the roof
Tor The use OF the children. who Will be allowed 20
visit the garden In the daytime. The roof garden
rast vear had a hundred thousand visitors. The
managers expect to have more than that number
MI
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CYCLIST KILLED IN A COLLISION.

RODE INTO A HEAVY TRUCK IN ETGHrH-Avh
AND WAS RUN OVER.
Morris Noonan twenty-three years old OF No
IA Tenth-ave. while riding his bicycle down
Flghth-ave last night. ran into a heavy stuck at
Fortv-seventh-st and received injuries from which
he died two hours later in Roosevelt Hospital;
Eighth-ave at this point j. considerably down
grade and NoOnRn riding at pretty good
pace The truck crossing the avenue. ana
the unfortunate bicyciist ran head hrst between
the heels OF the horses and wagon. He was thrown
under the wheels and the heavy vehicle passed
over him. His wheel was demolished. Noonan
was taken 70 Roosevelt Hospital. and sank rapidly.
The cyclists body taken last night 10 the
home OF his widowed mother. al No li5 Tenth ave.
He was his mothers sole support William II.
Wiger OF No. BPS East SiXty-hrst-st. who was
driving the truck placed under arrest ana
locked UP al the West Foriy-seventh-st. station.
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Tariff LE4GTE RECEPTION.

Officers OF the American Protective Tarin League
have issued invitations 10 reception at the Airing
ton Hotel. I'm Washington. d. C.. on the afternoon
NJ Thursday June 80. when Cornelius y. Bliss. the
SECRETARY OF the Interior will receive testimonial
of the Leagues appreciation or the services
% 5arad nv him during his presidency OF the
qanizatiou Mr. Bliss helped 10 organize the
Gosgle and FOR several years was It's president,
de,ine much Of his time TO work for the organ
,laton in lis headquarters No. 1875 West Twenty.
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IAL C1Ass-2l-FoOT KNoCKABoUTs.
COLTMBIA'S OUTING.
AsAu UP THE HUDSON FOLLOWED By A DINNER
AT THE CLUBHOUSE.

Thu r,ernhers of the Columbia Yacht Club gave
an entertainment yesterday which took the form
Of cruise up the Hudson River. the steamers and
launches OF the club starting in fleet formation.
with the guests divided between them. The start
was made at D. m. The following IS partial list
OF the guests
FLAGSHIP Linta Commodore Walther Luttgen.
Miss Janroguo. Miss Byth Miss Bloss. Miss Will
lard. Miss Dukes and Miss Laredon; steam launch
Banshee. Captain Cole Miss A. WiebeN' W Mui-
,o-d Miss Milford and Ms Cole: sloop LeWellyn %;
CANAAN Carr Mr. and Mrs simmons. Nj. ana
MS Lueke1 Nj and Mrs Pesrce Mr ana sM Mfi
ana Miss Bliss: sloop Marcia. Commcdore and MIS-.
H4rce. Nj. and Nj: Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs q g.
Mills Mr. and Mrs Moore. Or. and Mrs MiliarG.
Nj and Mrs. Eddy Mr. and Mrs Coles, MISE u
Miss A Goebe John +. HUI. Walter Ferguson
Miss s Martin and Miss X Ferguson
After the cruise the guests dined al the cIup'
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ENGINEER KILLED BY BANDIT.
FATAL HoLD-UP ON THE BURLINGTON ROAD NJ
ILLINOIS.

whitehall H.. June 25.-Train No. 40. the NORTH
hound express on the Chicago. Burlington ana
Quincy Railroad which left ST. Louis at 1850 O'CLOCK
last evening delayed one mile north OF "hi'e-
hall at 1910 D. m. by attempted hoid-upt ana
Fred Dempsey the engineer. was shot ana Kiie1.
AS the train stopped at the Chicago ana Altoo
crossing A masked man climbed over the tender
with a lovelled revolver George Savage, the nre.
man jumped from the engine just as the roooer
fred the bullet taking effect in the engineers sdc
The rohber then sprang from the engine ana ned.
II is thought ne had confederate. but ooth TOOK
alarm at the shot and ran.
Dempsey was carried into the baggage-car un-
conscious and died within twenty minutes he
lived At Bcardstown. H.. and had Deen on the
burlington road for ten years . q.
Rloodhounds were Immediately put on the tran
OFT he murderer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

,ovnu, tTHLETTc cLUB GAMES

fordon Junc 25-At the games OF the London
Athletic cub to-day tho best performance was the
thinning Of the half-miic Challenge cup by W +.
Iutyens. who made the distance In 1851 10. fine
limo considering the fact that a high wind
Moving across the track.
- ~ LUMP won the iOO-yard dash in o:l0 10 Fiz-
horhe-t ran well getting second pace from scratch
in the quarter mile handicap. Iime-oA-'
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N these courses the first leg had the vino "od''
sbca m while the second was beat me INN" vac
On the wind and tic fourth. back 10 the nUii r
buoy was run in which nearly all 'aril'' Si'''-
makers. ~ go. - rav,
In tho 25-foot cabin-cat class there was a nr Nv
wonder or The cOurec-a IierTcshon boat ca!Ic" W.
Wanda last built for +. T. Scqfolc Yr 9"' 20 al
the new Dol tust launched for {. T. iltft' W..
boat withdrew from the race. The WANDA wa o''o
surprise party Of the day. thousn t'ie NH M
ky that ala remarkably well. The Regatta Co ON
rittee took the following tines as '"e S"'"''
Crossed the finish line:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

A crea, contest was expected AZ Prospect Park
IRON, tho meeting OF the Brooklyn ana Paterson
uh. tho leaders IN The race for the pennant or the
Ncw-York Cricket Association Patterson IA" up
total Of ~. but when Brooklyn had lost two wick
-. Tor = runs the storm put end 70 the game
pa,erson's hating was good all through. ana
feature ~ tho game was magnificent running Ell
hara catch by " Bunce in the ong field the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
MoRRls lN1rNTY
RESULTS AT sn1NXEcoCK HILLS.

Total ................. To- To'ai ....-.-.--......
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ITALIAN CABINET HARD TO FIND.

THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS ABANDoNs
THE TASK.
Rome June o5.-The newspapers announce that
the MARQUIS Visconti-Venosta Minister of Foreign
Affairs In the retiring Cabinet, who was ntrusted
with the formation OF a Ministry, has
abandoned the task. King Humbert II Is said has
conferred with General Pelloux. former Minister
OF War. ,
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ROYAL COUPLE ~ A YACHT RACE.
THE KAISER AND his WIFE PARTICIPANTS IN 4
GREAT REGATTA

KEEL June 25-The Emperor and Empress *
Germany gave a supper last evening on board the
,n,perial Yacht Hohenzollern TO the naval officers
bere and the owners OF British yachts. This morn
ing the imperial yacht Meteor. with Emperor Will
lam on board. the Iduna and sixty-nine other
va"b,s started in a race. under the auspices OF the
North German Yachting Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
HANDICAP AT LIVINGSTON

The June harsicap Tor the Doctors cup vas the
attraction ~ the links Of the Staten Island Cricket
and baseball cub Yesterday. Despite IN" heat
tvon:v-fbrce players finished the full eighteen
ho'es Tho winner ". :. Calendar. who made
II net score ~ a. Tho summary
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N1,TLrY DEFEATS POwELToN.

The Powelton golf team. ~ Newburg was Dc
feaicI on the Nutey link yesterday hy the team
Of tho hurley Golf club. March Michael. one ~
the home players. did the course I'm VI without
stroke Of the boeie score. while his opponent. 10
sonh Chadwick went around in Sc This Is the first
tine the P1wcton players hFve been beaten this
So son. The score:
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CRICKET.
STATEN ISLAND DEFEATS NETWORK IN
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST-THE OTHER
GAMES INTERRUPTED

Tho Staten Island Club lucky yesterday IN
its championship game o. the Metropolitan District
Cricket League for II managed TO win before the
storm broke while all other games In the vicinity
o, New York were drawn The match was played
at Livingston. Staten Island and the Islanders
gained the victory by lB runs and w!ckets II. r.
Jackson was n great form with the willow. and
hatted the ball all over the A"ld making score oi
s. y : Wake- ir. also di1 good work with the
bat and \ r. Paterson carried Off the honors IN
bowling The score follows
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ARRROATH's POOR SCORE.

The Brooklyn Second Eleven played the Newton
Arbroath team They mad disposed OF '"eI oppo
- ,or a total Of 90 and had run up u for no
n,rkets when the game ended G. McDermot and
J Rodgers made double figures for their respective
sides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

Press from Berlin June i that yacht race had
been arranged between the Empress Of Germany
and nor sster-ln-law Princess Henry OF Prussia.
"'bo voud be- on board the Iduna. formerly the
American schooner-yacht Yampa, against Emperor
William who would be on board MS new yacht tnS
Meteor The contest. K said, would occur
,,,,,bin a fortnight from Uemmemark
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posFvuIE FORFEIT5 TO MANHATTAN.

The Roseyille Second team was scheduled 10 play
varbattan's Second team at Prospect Park. but
:, ,orfe,ted Manhattan had In consequence club
game In which the second eleven alone batted. They
ran up a total OF 90. TO which L J. Atwood con-
tributed 80 and H. Rushton n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

Could r Golden. r. IAmson. q. G. smith Q: .
smith T J. Key@rry. Ir y. r Bulari y" Could
3rokaw n 7. -lriever and &. A Singer
Tomorrow the women Of the club will hold an
eighteen hole handicap FOR cup also presented by
Mr. Marshall
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NORWEGIAN BARK SJOKONGEN WRECKED.

London. June 25-The Norwegian bark Sjokon-
gen Captain Gram. from Amsterdam June for
canada has been wrecked at Fair Isle. twenty
three miles southwest OF Mainland. Shetland ISL
ands There was loss OF life.
The Siokongen was formerly the British bark
strathay She was OF s91 tons. and was built at
Maitland Nova Scotia. in 1871. She hailed from
Drammen and was owned by y. NJ Gram.
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H..

BY the time the first max was 'e"'"'" NV ~.
d,,nola hI e,o,vr her real quality ard she hea'
the Noneooye on every point OF sailing so iaI "s
could he seen from the committee boat The Hach,S
were tined at the end Of the nrst rouno as i''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
DISAPPOINTMENT AT DYKER MEADOW.

owing 10 the storm yesterday the hnal contest
for The Adams Eddy cup at the Dyker Meadow
coli club was post poned until Monday. Two cards
were returned. however. hs follows:
Heap N"t.
J. &. Ten Eyrl ..........'......'.. ~, no. al ca
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KINGS COUNTY.
,,,,s,,v DRAWS AT ROsEvILLE.

-oo,, y of the New-Jersey Athletic 'up was
concluded 10 play a Roseviile yesterday "nu J." 20
,,o ,,kolv that a close game would nave resui.e"
F"'.' a,ho- allowed "A II Rosevile
80 ,o,al Of lO6 and New-Jersey had no UNI"
io lose wcke, before the gam, Was vas, for Rose
yiile The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

The Dpper. owned by Arthur Iselin. won the
yacht race Of the Country Club Of Westches'er yes
terday.
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IN ~ -. tn,u,oar ~ Norarf and ne
Prise. the Vorant carried away her tnr0 W,rn na
ya-ds just before the start and pe Yer a,,cd moi
wanting a walkover til the repairs WEI onarst q
And then his Surprise and the Voran got ~ This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
M.MAHON WINS AT CRESCENT.

The Glass p players Of the Crescent Athleuc
CIuh had possession Of the clubs links at
Raw Ridge yesterday. and some good scores were
made A few Of the best follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

The tea was given by Mrs C. a. Chapman and
she was assisted by Mrs. W. F. Lowe; Mrs How
ard Fleming Mrs. S. F. Kimball. Miss Dumont;
Miss Bushnell.