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Defender and Savnhoe Did Not Race.

NEWPORT. June 1.-THE race between tho
big sloops Defender and Navahoe. which it was
thought might take place to-day, did not ma
t"rinlI2e. Tho NaNahoc did not even leave her
anchorage. the crew being busy in cleaning up
ship and hOlystUn:ng decks. Mr. and Mrs. Car
Ioil were both on board dur ny the day. Tho
going on board at lU';U O'Clock. The maiusail
and club topsa were set and the hra!salls
broke out before the yacht left her anchor
headed out to sea IN light suuthrastcrly
breeze. The crew got in som" goo drilling al
though there was not enough wind to maRcHny
active work. and the yacht returned To New
port shortly after o'clock and went INTO
liTcntons Cove 10 IND an anchorage; From
trial with the Columbia Tomorrow or she
would have dropped anchOrln the outer harlor,
where she could easily get untrr way. There
II IA much speculation here as in Bristol as to
the time OF the iirst spin II the Columbia, but
word was received hero to-day that probably
Monday and Tuesday would be the days for
the trials.
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FLAHERTY WINS on FOUL,
An Unsatisfactory Ending to the Star At
traction at tho PrlIcnn A. {.


Martin Flahcrty OF Lowell received the ref
crcc's decision on foul in the nfh round Of n
twenty round bout with Charley Miner OF this
city at the Pelican A. &. last night. There was
considerable dissatisfaction expressed overthe
referees verdict, 1t WAS n rafting go" upto
the NTH round. with hoq"rS about even There
Ind been plenty .! coughing in cinchrs and in
the third round lluh"rty went down after
Miner had brought his elbow across the
throat Miner was Threatened with dsuuaI-
ih'ation II the offence was repeated. Taking
advantage Of THIS ruling, Idhrrty fell
again IN the ,Nfth round. although Miner M
pnrenty ha! not used enough force 10
push his head back. k",cTcu "lIpdy'' Schwog-
Ter !mmedlatrIy sent, Miner to his corner and
declared tlahcIty the winner. Many ol the
spectators thought, Srhwcg cr,s action was n
lltti" hasty. az il looked a. il lluherty had
done II clever hjt Of acting. Flahrrty was
hiserd when he left the ring.
Young k"hoe Ol New York and Bobby Reilly
OF iIo"kIyn met in the first bout Of ten rounds
a. II OundE, II was rafting fight nud tho
referee ca led it draw. George Jansen, who
recently deserted III" amateur ranks. AMI
Denny Ward Of Newark met N the second
bout, also Of ton ROUNDS, N l33 pounds. Ward
was substituted Tor Jack EalI 81 Newark, and
proved 10 match :or Jansen, who won easily.
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RESULTS ON OTHER R4CETRaCKs.


CiScINSAT1, June lit was gala day at Latonis
this afternoon and crowd almost as large a. those
OF Derby AID Dec rat on days was present Weather
bright and delightfully."- pleasant ana track excel
lent Sota favor t. succeeded i'll getting first money.
In the Tristate Hand cap FIR gentlemen riders Mr..
keyrs OF Columbus o.. was hrst 10y u head with
Alamo. Mr.. An!"!! Of Hewpnrt, Ny. on lnfclice.
second. and Nj. Maddox OF Nlrg MIA on M1.
2oura. third Mr. hru Id rode hy far the best race,
ami would have won III lew more jumps. SUM
llrst Race S furongs-ieorgie 30 Landrey) 80
TO !, wou; manUE, los il. Mathews, X TO l. SEQ
o, ID JcsBe Jarbur " III. Wilson. to l. third.
me. IL.
second Kace-Five and half furlonga-John
GCrkcs, 113 UrOWhLrst, y to 20, and Nettle Re-
gent, ~ tH. Wilson,, to |. dead heat. Lnoto. IS
llnrrsl. so to /. third time, l. sIe.
Third Kacc-tn" mile l. CThlrt. IO6 Everett, 0
t. =. won; Billy House. 100 o. MID. to secondt
Freak, ~ ,BolanaD. ST. /, THIRD. Time. l:il4.
Fourth ka -ticntleLcn cup, on" mtle-Alamo
$40 ar. k,yus : 10 :, Won: Infclirr. I3I lMr Ar
mold t. l. s'"oud, MhAoura. 40 Mr.. Maddox, =
to third. Tine as !.
Fifth Rarc-ornsaton Stakes s1 furongs-L cut.
Gibson, ll2 Everett, 3 e. !, won: His tx ell'nry.
lOD ID. Hiln, to 3, second, L W Kraft. lUn over
tom lolo |, third Time, "A.
sixth Il ce-One mic and hftv v,rds-The Lady in
Blue II vii 'onJ, to l. Carl c. H. llill. to
!. second George krats lCrowhurst. 4 to e: third.
Time, .l3A.
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rsity are az follows

These eight oarsmen under the captaincy
OF :. J.. Fisher are the men who will this year
represent Cornell in the four-mie race on the
Hudson against Pennsylvania. Wisconsin and
Columbia As the time for the race approaches
there is much regret expressed thnt Yale and
Harvard are not to compete against Cornell
again this year. but there is hardly Cornell
man who does not hope for the time when all
OF the colleges interested in aquatics may
unite in one great open regatta.
or her freshman Cornell has this year lust
reason to ie proud, for out Of perhaps the
most doubtful lot Of candidates that Coach
Courtney has had at his disposal in years he
has succeeded in moulding what promises to
be one Of Cornell's swiftest freshman comb.
nations. II is now thought that no shit Is will
be made and that the crew will row in the
pOughkecpsie race in substantially the same
order as has been preserved for some time. In
each practice during the week past the young
sterS have succeeded in reducing their time
over the two-mile course by some seconds less
than their former time. and in the practice OF
Thursday they managed to cover the distance
with no apparent strain In ten seconds less
time than they had done 1t hitherto. The sta
tistics Of the men which follow show that the
crew is lighter than is usual in Corne!ls fresh
man crews:
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WELD BoAT CLUB IN FORM.
The Harvard Mon Score at the Boston Re-
gatta.

BosToN June 1.-THE annual regatta OF tho
Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association
was held over the Charles River course this
afternoon. There were seven races on the
card, and each was marked by q close
finish. The eight-oared race between the
Weld Boat Club Of Harvard and Boston
Interscholastic Rowing Association crews
was easily the feature OF the regatta. The
schooboys showed remarkably good form.
and were It not for an accident which resulted
In No. breaking his seat half way over tho
course the schoolboys would have defeated
the Harvard crew. As it was. the Harvard men
had only four feet to the good at the finish.
The senior single scull race brought out q
strong field. 1t was won by Joe Mcguire. Brad
ford Boat Club. the former national champ
Amos Kuhlc Of the Springfield Boat Club had
the race well in hand up to the turn. where he
was fouIed. He entered protest. which was
allowed. and the race will be rowed over the
same course Monday. The summarizes:
Single SOULS Novice-won by william Parrich
Myer;'ds b c.; william Il an, Burroughs; Weld 2 C.. sec
Four; osred, Shells, .junior-won by Union Boat
+ Masra,h, stroke. Sec nd, Weld Boat Club, Chad
Tae MINT S2w ID s .@co s%.'h 81 SHAW" stroke
Single souls, Jpnior-won, by John Wise. b. A A.;
second, D. A. Hechnsa. Weld b. c. Time. 10 min.
~ Louble SOULS. Jun!oE- Won by B. 4. 4. Richard
C.. George Bridges and L. II. Dacey. 1!me II nm
utes IL seconds.
Single S, uIls, Snnior-Won by Joseph Magnirc,
Bradford b. c.. second Fred Tudor, 49, A. A; third.
f. l. POI O. B. A Time. minutes - 2,3Ssc"nds.
Hart, bow: Grew, Hol len. g. Irvns. 4, Burtcn, b
Richardson, ~ Stanton. l. Bro Ike. stroke. SScetner.
coNswain. Second, Boston mtersCh rlastc X. A..
Adams, bow; Fox. 2; Ba,eS, s. Guild, 4: Butler. =;
Thanisc h, ~ Bent. 4 Phillips. stroke. Time. . min.
utes 80 seconds.
r .Ght.Oarcd Shells Senior-Won ly Weld c.
Halves. Tow; Watson. 2; Martin. 3; Butler, !; st d.
darl. s. HODGES, Is: Biddle. I; Blardman, stroGc
Plumb. coiswain. Second, Weld l termedia,".
Gray, bow. Barnard. 2: Wh"elwri-h t g. Sherbournc
4 Low. :, Whitney. O. Blake :; Morrill, stroke
Goodridsc, cUxswain. Third. Mlllstream Is. G.
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As yet it can not be definitely announced who
Will constitute the substitute varsity four,
though 1t is certain that kuGler. Boyer and
Walk cr W i'll be the freshman substitutes.
1t IL probable that Cornell men Will not offer
to bet oven on Cornell against the field in this
year varsity race, though they may do so in
the freshman contest. Cornell men, as awhoc.
have less confidence in this years crew than
they, have had in several years past. and it
would seem that they have reason to feel so.
though still confident OF the crews rowing a
splendid race and making it warm for any OF
the other crews who may head her in the race
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ROWING At CORNELL.
Makeup of the Crews-Last Practice ut
Home.

ITHACA. June 17.-As the day for the great
varsity and freshman crew races at Pough-
keepsie draws near tho interest In the crow
work increases. and every practice OF the Cor
nell crews for tho week past has been wit
messed by crowds Of students While 1t 10 gem
orally agreed that this years Cornell varsity
crew are not the equal OF either the OF or '0S
crew. still there is much confidence expressed
In the ability Of Coach Courtney to round them
into their best form and speed before tho race.
Friday was the last day OF practice Tor the crew
on home waters. and the two crews were out
twice. early in the morning and again In the
afternoon. At both times there was per-
ceptihlc Improvement in the varsity combna-
ton, aud the freshmen showed their usual
speed and seemed to manifest some improve
ment in their blade work
he statistics OF the crews can now be given
with some degree Of certainty. since 1t In i'm
probable that any more changes will he made
In the seating Of the men, ana as the crews are
given here they will In all probability row in
the Poughkeepsie races: The statistics OF this
a "A "a foil
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A Purse of $4,000 for Titzsinrmons and
Mccoy.

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE Colorado \. \. has
offered $40 900 purse for a twcnty-nye-round
contest between Bob Fit2aimmuns and Kid
Mccoy, according to an announcement made
here to-day 10y MrtGys present manager
The light viii be tor the mlddIeweIght cham
r.uu-hp 81 the world. Mccoy wired his uc-
CcptauCr, saying hc would ilght at los rounds
or at catchwelghts on any far terms. In case
lit2simmous agrees TO the contest Mccoy says
his match with joe ChovnSki will be called OF.
Mccoy left Tor Denver this evening.
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Australia Defeats England at Cricket by u
Big Margin.
Social Gable Depatch to THE SUN.

Specidl Gable DeIpdtch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. June 1.-THE second test match
between the Australian and the English crck-
eters at Lords was ended to-day and was won
10y the Australians Eng and made 2O6 runs
in the first inning and 24O in the second. Aus
tralia made APO runs in the first inning and
% In the second, winning by ten wickuts
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CT "a A

PLAINFIELD. June l7-There were two i'm
portant events on the course Of the Hillside
Tennis and Golf Club this afternoon. The
first event was the match between the newly
organized home team and q team from the
Harbor Hill Golf Club. The home team was
organized this week by Olaf Sangstead. who
is captain. and the visiting team was badly de-
feated by 80 to 8. The score
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The sccond handIcaps on the percentage
system OF points TO winners. to second and
feature al the Englewood Golf Club Yesterday.
c. A. Blyth scored points in the mems match.
his card 100 II. SO. There was triple tie
i2r the remaining pYoint1s between Frank
81. and william Kidder. 100, q. 81
The tie will be played Off. the winner taxi ing
and the next best the remaining point In the
1O7. won 3 points. and there was a tie for Sec
ond place between Mrs. 4. Thacher 1l5. ..
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DIR. wiIliIon Champion Tennis Player of
Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. June IL DR. Robert \ Will
lison, Jr., Germantown {. c.. to-day won tho
Pennsylvania state tennis championship in
singles from James \. Hill. Belmont 9. G.. By
4-U, tt ID. ID, g. In the consolation
finals c. NJ. Bunting defeated I. s. Harvey by
o. H-3, Is. The finals in doubles will be
played on Monday.
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BlrHuuc.--N,s, Iyrt iii beat Roberts. the English
Champion, IN an Eus!lsn table wllu slN y Ckets.
The lat h WAS ayct N Lououm "a III, spring %
l-A3 an Ives won - G.uppt a. 81 1t nj o
gam iAat I've. 2p4O with tho alls ,awed IN thS
opening OF one OF The corner pockets. :,
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Orange. June 17.-At the Essex County
Country Club to-day in play tor the second
iommitter. j. A, Brewer defeated Sidney NJ
COLGATE by default. and r. H. Powers FAIR de-
fcutrd Edward, W. Forrest 10y ] up Scores
htnknh tMMrnpN as iOllOMS:
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At the Hnrbor Hill Golf Club. yesterday. the
Englewood Field Club players by IL up. The

There was large turnout at the Jersey City
"Crank's Cup" presented by Henry W. Dewitt
The result was a tie between Miss koonz and
Dr. CoppinRer. at B3 net to be played off later
The competition was ut eighteen holes. medal
VIM
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The scores for the member weekly sweep
stakes were:

There were three gollng events at the Ards
ley Club yesterday. and the grounds through:
out the day were thronged with visitors and
players The event Of greatest interest was
the first half OF the annual home land home
team match with the Fairfield County Golf
Club. in which the honors were borne of by the
visitors, by % to 7. The score
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Gunvar Wins at the New York Canoe Club
Regatta.

william F. Inslee's knockabout Guuyar landed the
hrst Pro the special races of the Sew York Canoe
Club yesterday. The event Was sailed n the lab.
house on tie Waters u GrAyesend AZ. summary.
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PATERSON. Juno 17-Nineteen golfers OF the
Staten Island Cricket Club went down before a
like number Of the North Jersey Country Club
on the local links this afternoon. The score:


STANFORD. June 1.-THE trophy contests.
which are being made a feature on the links OF
the Wee Burn Golf Club this year. are proving
very interesting. Tho competition this after
noon brought out a large number OF golfers
The weather was elegant and the course was
in its usual good condition. The results:
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ITHACA. June 1.-Two unfinished races, free for
all pace and a Ore-mlr run wound up the harness
meeting Of the Central New York Circuit here to-
day. In the 2:li class az PAGERS, Lower that won
two heats yesterday, captured the third without
difficulty. Marchmont proved q surprise in the 2:35
pace, the betting was greatly In favor OF kitue ID.
heats OF this decided yesterday.
Mascot won all three heats in the for all mace.
A feature If the day wa an exhibition mile by tho
"GUidclcss wonder" Neil AlcyCner. that covered .
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terday James Park and o. 5. Williams chose
sides for an informal team match. instead OF
the visit thn team was scheduled to make to
struggle and ended all even Williams's team
won, but two OF Farks's men. II. NJ. Baldwin
and L. W. Downing. scored 10 and I. respect
lively. They were the only winners in their
hot
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OF A. De Witt Cochrane. the captain. H. r.
Mackenzie and Arthur Livermore headed the
teams. Mackenzie's me n won 10y mn oyerwhelm-
Ing majority. the score being 20 to 3. OF which
and Elliot Holbrook respectively. The scores
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While this event was on. the associate mem
bers met on the putting links in q special m atch.
in which the results we're:
Mrs f L. Eldridge. SO: Mrs. II. L. Edgar. 40; Miss
J. L. williamson 48; Miss Frazer. AZ: Miss WORTH
inEton. a. Miss Grace Williamson, IS; Mrs. II. Sat-
terlee. AZ: Miss NJ. williamson 4s; Miss b. G. King.
as; Miss j. h. Frazer, 80.
The monthly fixture for the mem bers in gem
eral was a mems foursome handicap over the
full course. L. F. Jaffrey and William Chrys-
tic made the best gross score. OF 30. but they
lost in the net result to Fairchild and Della
Held who had the aid OF long handcap. The
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At st. Andrews yesterday there was pick
W team match for members. In the absence
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The Apawamis Golf Club team went to Bed
ford Station yesterday and easily defeated the
home team The score was % to q. /. Ford
losing holes for his side. The scores were:
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Travis. after being stimled on the first hole.
MAYED the nut again for his medal score in tho
handicap getting down in 4 His play on the
bye holes was his best Of the day and proved
again that like II II. Hilton In England Travis
is better at the score game than in match.
La hn
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the latters better knowledge OF the green's
counted, for Low had only been over the course
once. when he cadded for j. q. Powers in the
recent open handicap. Tho Dyker Meadow
deeRation was well pleased with the show
WILL wiz. out in the return match next week at
Dyker Meadow.
won the second hole IN az hSIf IN fo
lowed. and then Anderson eyened up the
match by winning the fourth In ; %. Al the
eleventh fell to Low In n . and 3. but at the
end OF the morning he was still down. An
derson was 2 up ut tho twenty-seyenth hole.
but they were all square two holes Inter The
thirtieth and thirty-third holes were won by
Tho chrda
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Van Cortlandts public course had a large
turnout OF PLAYERS yesterday and tina scores
showed in most cases the uniform improve
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At the Dyker Meadow Golf Club yesterday the
only competition scheduled was n sweepstakes
for members. The winner turned UP in +. j.
Phillips. with 90. ~, ". The other scores were:
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ELIZABETH. June 1.-The Elizabeth Town
and Country Club won by i up in the match
to-day with the Forest Hill Col; Club. The
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o. six players


MoNTCLAIR, June ia team of six players
from Montclair visited Orange this afternoon
and defeated the Essex, county team by II
holes. The following is the SUMMARY:
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Young Douglas. who first showed his good
form at Lakewood last winter. was in fine
fettle in his race with J. /. Taylor OF the Nassau
Country Club for the Consolation Cur. Douglas
went out in ~, when h" was 3 up. and although
TAYLOR hung on grimly the yOungster won By 1
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In the general handicap at the Crescent A. C
yesterday the scores were:

n Cards-J. :. JOncs, c, z, NcMahOn, ", ] Geddes.
A r.. Smytic, Ii. Ormiston,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-19
The Homes OF Honolulu

Have been criticised most favorably by
the many visitors to this mid.Pacific CAPT.
tai and whose attention was attracted by
the manner in which the spacious grounds,
which surround most of them, were at
tended to and kept in order. The beaut
full lawns which the greater number of
houses have are always subjects Of Favorable
comment and tangled mass of grass and
weeds is sure to provoke scathing criticism
Of the slovenly character of the owner. It
Is wonderful what a revolution in the APP
pearance of an illy-kept lawn may be eff
fected by the introduction of lawn mower.
And lawn-mower Is necessary adjunct
in the list of agricultural implements of
every well-regulated family. For strength,
ease in manipulation and price, the Cali
fornia Clipper Lawn-mower Is prize
winner and Is sold only by the Pacific
Cycle and Mfg. Co., Ehlers Block, Fort
street. ~
There are lawn-mowers and lawn-mow-
ers but you may obtain a Clipper and still
have change out of S. bill.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-19

Missourians are devoting much
valuable time to determining
whether ladies should take of
their hats in church. One citizen
Proposes that the old custom OF
having the women sit on one side
Of the church and the men on the
other be revived. This is indee l
considerate. Easter Sunday would
stand a good chance of being
wiped off the calendar if some
provision vera not madn for the
display of headgear.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-19

Supreme indifference describes
the attitude Of the Hawaiian Gov
eminent relative to the September
elections, SUPP enc Indifference
of the voters as to whether they
register or not expresses the lack
of confidence which the people
have in the policy of Hawaii's
Executive Council. A sudden
awakening and new light shed
upon the Newlands Resolution
and the Constitution of the Re-
public is next in order.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-19

Mrs. George is unkind. Although
acq Tilted of the charge of murder
by jury of twelve men, she sig
nifies her intention to lecture on
woman's rights, maintaining the
right of women to vote ard serve
on juries. One would naturally
expect Mrs. Georges experience
would cause her to favor to letting
we'll enough alone.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-19

The Board of Education having
decided to make the Government
schools free to all corners, the
responsibility of selection now
devolves upon the teachers in
keeping high the standards of the
schools. The children with whom
the English language is the YER
nacular should not be held back
in their studies by tLose pupils
who, together with their reading,
writing and arithmetic, are pr:c!:.
csliy learning the language.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-19

In the Executive Council ses-
sion this morning the principal
business was the application of
Mr. Browne and others for a
charter for the Hilo and Honolu-
lu Railroad Company. The ap.
plicants were represented by their
attorney, w. o. Smith, while l..
A. Thurston and f. M. Hatch ap-
peared on behalf of tho Hilo
Railroad Company 10 oppose the
application. No decision was
reached. The matter was con.
tinued to another meeting.