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DIED

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsed with III name aud address
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The proper medicine for uny sort OF cold Is
Jayne's Expectorant
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rR1nrNE LOCAL ossERvArIoNs.
hours: Morning Night.

Tribun. ONCE Jan 2 1 a. m.-rhe weather yesterday
was fair and cold The temperature ranged between and
70 degrees the average being 81 degrees lower
saturcsy and ~ lower than that 81 the
cnrr@snr rdiu In Of
xle ~eate, loaa, Nil Ne i4lr and slightly
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Evans Ale.
MARRIED

UM-RINkLDO-on sunday, Janusry J. $50
br H. Rev Raphael Benjamin. NJ. A, Henrietta
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sch,ysb assisted by the rector the Rev Charles
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Bangs a CO.. 81 and 80 Ftfth t,"nne
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The stephen Merritt Burial Coz 2si- - wsi
~ sf.-f'rIarfa trra. sri funeral lrecf1r
prompt service day Egnt Telephone u 18th q
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ROWING.

DATES OF THE POUGHKEEPSlE RAILS
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June 3-The officers OF the
Poughkeepsie- Highland Rowing Association ana
the Board of Stewards OF the colleges TINS AFTER
noon decided the dates and hours Of holding the
three races OF the intercollegiate regatta OF Cornell
Columbia, Pennsylvania and tho University OF WIS
cousin on tho Poughkeepsie course The programme
Is as follows:
June 90 4 D. m-Four-oared race between crews repre-
senting Cornell and Pennsylvania twonie course.
Jlne 90 6 D. m.-Dght-oared race between tne Issn
men OF Cornell Columbia. Pennsylvania ana "lscoiisin
over q two-mie course ,..... ,,,,rs,,y
Tune o. $50 D. m.-Eight-oared race between varsity
crews OF The four colleges the four mile course
II was announced that the Pennsylvania crew
will come to Poughkeepsie on June 10, the Wiscon-
sin crew on June Is, and the Cornell crew propapy
June 10.
The observation train will be made up OF Iory-
seven platform cars, carrying tiers OF seats IKE
long moving grandstand. Each college VIII nave
ten cars for which to sell tickets. one car IN tlo
middle will be used signal car and Tor raliroao
officials and another car In the middle VIII De re-
served for the press Seats for five cars Will DO
sold In Pougukeepse. -. ~. .,urroa n
After the officials had gone DR. Peet returhe1 10
Columbias headquarters ana TOOK out JUN VA III"
crews for an evenings practice
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NEW-JERSEY INTERSCHOLASTIC GAMES

South Orange N. j.. June (SpeciaD.-The fourth
annual championship games OF the New-Jersey IN
terscholastic Athletic Association were held to-day
on the track Of the South Orange Field Club. In
the competition by points the Montclair High
scored by points as follows: Newark Academy.
1884, Newark High School. II; East orange High
School IA; Pingry School. Is: Stevens School, s;
Montclair Military Academy. 3, and Princeton Pre-
paratory o. The winners OF the contest were the
following
hundred-yard dash tseniors)-wors by 4. @. Buck
enham. Stevens TimG-0:l0h.
One-hundred-yard dash Ouniorsl--Won by X. Ayres'
Montcialr High School. Time-O:iOs
One-hundred- and twenty yard hurdle-WUn by III. H.
Prout Newark Academy. Time-O;is-t
Four-hundred- and-forty-yard run-Won by X. Mac
Nsughton. Montciar High School! Time-o;oSAt M,
Eight-hundred- and eighty-yard rln-Won by H. Mac
Naushton. Montcair High School. 1ime.20Sr
Tvo-hundred and twenty-yard hurdle-Won by W. q.
Wrghtson Newark Academy. T1me-O;2sl. -,
one mile run--WOn by D.. Waldron Montclair High
School Time-5O3h. .
Running high jump-won by &. H. Gordon East
Orange High School n. IN.
Throwing the hammer-Won by J. n. Chamberlain.
New-York High School. 1O3 a. In.
putting the shot-Won by W. O. Wrghtson. newark
Academy, 80 n. In. . ,x,.. -,
OF Newark Academy, tied at ~ n. 81. in 60,
Throwing the dlscus-Won by O. A. WilliamA newark
Acade with ST H.
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BENEDrCTS,
BACHELORS
ON THE MARINE AND FIELD LINKS.

An interesting mixed foursome handicap took
place yesterday at the links Of tho Marine and
Field Club for the cup presented by F. B. Fisk. DR..
and Mrs. d. A. Fuller proved the winners. with a
net score Of So In the mems handicap on the
same links, first place was won by +. II. Wilkinson.
whose net score was II. The summary:
DR. ID Fuller and Mrs Fuller: Gross. Heap Net
Out ...."5 I g z 9 nSE%%-,,a-aa-e %
D. r. Aldridge and Mrs. Aldridge:
3S .::::s So Sse EEsSs-,l-,s-,O,
e. II. Kinney and Mrs. F. b: Andersen:
ES' . 1885," e e,S SSs-iss so-ioS
c. A. Deshon and Mrs N NJ Garland; -,
On GS' ...:::n 'S ,i-si-,as-ls-loe
p Fletcher and Miss c. searles:
G IN .: ..::: sss SIS -ls4-l+,os
L. s. Eaton and Miss Garrison
IN Ga' .:.::..........,s T. Z i+7-lo4-4s-lll
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ORANGE CLUB OPENING.

ororoe N J.. June speciap.-The grounds OF
the orange Lawn Tennis Club were CROWDED 10,
sav at their formal opening. A brass band played
On the lawn and tea was served by the wives as Oh
the members OF the committee an ~ 81
'no x.os n,aved between N. d. Chase. the New
,naN,, ,ern,s crsck and william A. Larned. former
ho,asr Of the Middle States Championship Cup
I., 40, The match by a score of &c, e. Co.
The only other match of interest was between NJ
stsnnen A. MIllett, Of New-york. and Robert NJ
Miles r.. of the local club Ihe hw narrow
mv ar,, o" The score was Go Sc, g.
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MEET OF THE HOLLYWOOD A. A.
FLANAGAN's HAMMER-THROwING a FEATURE OF
THE GAMES.

FLANAGAN's HAMMER-THRowING FEATURE OF
THE GAMES.
The meet of the Hollywood Athletic Association
was held yesterday at Dunwoode. Yonkers John
Flanagan, New-York Athletic Club, after winning
the contest OF throwing the hammer, gave an ex-
hbiton OF hammer-throwing, and exceeded the
worlds record with throw OF 164 feet inches
The old record was l5S feet inches. This new
throw will not Re allowed q record. because GER
tain rules not complied with. Grant was the
only scratch man to get a place, and he finished
second In the 75-yard dash Kent. II feet. won
with only yard to spare
baseball game was played between the Holly
wood Inn Athletic Association and the Emeralds,
of the New-York Catholic Protectory. This re-
suited In victory for the moiywO 0cs gam W Won
score or 20 Al M o. onTepn So bo,nis was Won
by the Pastime Athletic Club, with % points. The
Hollywood Inn Athletic Club was second. with IL
points. The summarizes
Hollywood Inn A. A.; W. Ieyman. Hollywood Inn 4. A.
second e. Q. Starr. Hollywood Inn A. A. third Time
II qss g H oSn By Al M Ssn
A. III feeo second: r. j. Mckinney. Pastime a. C.
"a feetJ third Time-00s.
on Sl Pssns A. g eeo with an actual jump
20 r. 6s In: W. J. Fe.dkamp. Paatime a. c. q n. 10
%s; i sas y'1 s S s r. with aassTSG New
and yard dash e9s By
MeKinqery pssns 81 q. Yards second, ,sT e. B. H9
Haeas % 9non q seq r. Grant RSv Kpske
SSsk ssc tra Tsmees5 " " "'A a.
Throwing 10 pound hammer oanaicap,.,won BY John
sna sh.an Pasme Wy! srO@ second or 'S with
,S1 f. III IN G Starr Hollywood Inn A. A cS' feeo
Three standing broad ,umpswon by W. j. Felaka.np
pasti@o 4 q: with Jump Of 90 q, 10 in; J. g. Con
Erwin. Hollywood Inn A. A., % IT, 10 in third
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cor1mBIA,s GYMYAsTIO EXHIBITION.

II seemed q kind OF tribute to DR.. watson -.
Savage and Francis g. Bangs that Coiuinp'a
commencement exercises should begin with an
athletic exhibition. To these two men the stuoents
are mos, thapkfui for bringing ABOUT the cnunso.
Tha gvmnastic exhibition at Columbia yesterday
afternoon was a SUCCESS. The large gymnasium
was crowded with moro than thousand women
ana half as many men. Ginspy. the fencing mas
ter fenced with Mitchell. and Bojus had bout
with single sticks with Nadd.
THE AQUATIC exhibition received the most ap,,
,iamsa PROBABLY because the sight OF water helped
ta make the spee tators forget the heat
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In the handicap the following scores were re-
BoHLEN DEFEATS DOUGLAS.

Baltimore, June 8 (specia).-The feature OF the
three days' golf tournament at the Country Club
was the victory to-day Of F. H. Bohlen, OF the
philadelphia Country Club. over Findlay Douglas
amateur champion OF the United states bohen
u,o nv ono I'm in an eighteen-hoe match play semi
e,o,a for the Baltimore Country Club cup.
The match was exceedingly interesting from
start 70 finish Bohlen is one Of the crack players
of Philadelphia, and has put up fine game
throughout the tournament. but It was not antici-
Pc Country Club cup by defeating Jenkins three
10 and two to play.
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JANOWSKI STILL LEADING.
PLAY IN THE FOURTH ROUND OF THE CHESS
TOURNAMENT IN LONDON.

London. June s.-Play in the international chess
tournament was resumed at st. Stephens Hall.
Westminster. to-day when the fourth round was
begun On the adjournment at 4So p m. the FOL
lowing results had been recorded
Janowsh had worsted Schlechter Maroczy mad
DISPOSED OF Bird Techmann had beaten Tinsiey
and the other games adjourned. Pillsbury
and Blackburne had the better positions against
Cohn and Lasker. respectively, put the o'her
games looked even.
Az the evening session Pillsbury beat Cohn,
steinitz and Tschigorin drew. Blackburne defeated
Iasker and Showalter defeated Lee
Tho SCORES 70 date follow:
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CORNELL CREWS PRACTICE SPINS.

Ithaca, ~ Y. June 3.-Coach Courtney took the
Michigan ball team out on the lake In the Corneh
launch to watch tho crews at practice. There was
a two-mile race on the west side Of the lake, IN
which four combinations were entered. The var
sitv crew won from the second eight by one lengtn
,phe freshman crew made excellent showing, ana
was only a third of a length behind the SECOND
varsity, shaving gained nearly length III a hhai
cnVrt
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ON THE ARpsLEY GOLF LINKS.

Class handicaps for men and women's putting
match were the attractions at the Ardsley links
yesterday. Forman the clubs professional. had the
course in fine order. and eighteen complete CARDS
were returned In the Glass contest r. l.. FL
drdge proved the winner, with net score OF 73
while IN Class b first place went to j. c. Parrish
al 80 Mrs A De witt Cochrane. who holds the
Women's championship Of the club won the putting
tournament. with score Of 3S. The summary:
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PATTERSON WINS AT HOMIE.

Paterson, N. j.. June (SpeciaD.-The Manhattan
Cricket Club sent team OF eight men here to-
day to start the championship series OF the New
York Cricket Association with the local club. and
as consequence Of Its temerity It suffered defeat
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LAWN TENNIS.
MARTIN OF THE POLYTECHNIC. WINS THE
INDIVIDUAL LONG ISLAND lNTEH-
SCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONSHIP.

rbere was good tennis at the Pratt Field grounds
BROOKLYN. yesterday. in the sixth annual tourna-
ment OF the Long Island Interschoiasuc league
Harry A. Martin. Of the polytechnic frepa'a.o,s
60, oo,-,ed off the championship in mems
singles by defeating G. H. Deerns In close series
20 aar,es In the doubles Edwin c. Seed and Ed
% IT, "a butcher Adelphl Academy. won the semi
A., round from George A. Chadwick and John A.
bentley jr Brooklyn Boys Hish at the Haeiphi
day the final ROUNDS VIII NO N'N ~
Field. Brooklyn.
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DYKER MEADOW GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE.

general handicap held at the Dyker
Meadow links yesterday. In which Duncan Edwards
won first place with the creditable score Of 81
Second place went to Norman g. Dixie, the clubs
president The match play tournament begun on
Memorial Day for two presented by A r.
Fish and Daniel Chauncey was also advanced an
other round, and the results were as follows:
W. H. Crittenden and T. F. McGlachln beat II. G;
McKeever and Charles Adams. Up; Lloyd Saltus ana
T,ncsn Edwards Daniel Chauncey and I. A. Gar
diner, 2 up i to play; w. A Putnam and W. T. Crit
TO go A. I. Norris and F. b. Studwell beat l. Daniels
and F. ~ Doubleday. by default
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The Brooklyn club. champion Of the New-York
Cricket Association fully expected to gain its first
victory over the Kearny Cricket Club at Prospect
Park yesterday With only six runs necessary to
wln and three wlckets to fall It seemed sure
thing for them, but against the effective bowling OF
A. Rice they unequal TO the occasion. and
after an exciting finish Kearny won by the narrow
margin of three runs. In addition to taking six
wickets for sixteen runs Rice secured top score OF
the game with %. J. Pedlow's q was the only
double-fgure score for Brooklyn. The score:
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BROOKLYN O. q.
TEAM A, OF PATERSON. A WINNER.

Team A. Of Paterson. yesterday played the Kings
County 81. George Club at Prospect Park. and the
New-Jersey men placed their first championship
victory to their credit by margin OF lOo runs
after declaring their innings closed with o wick
cts down j. F. Hargreaves secured the top score
of the game, with a good innings OF 20 for Pater-
son. while ]. w. Hooper added II and ]. Cruteh-
low 81 ]. Rulings and w. Bunce also added double
figures For Kings County @. w. Barnes was me
only man to secure double figures. W. Dodds
bowled most effectively for Paterson ana secured
. Hickets for IL runs. The score.
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WILLIAMS SCORES MANY POINTS

WINS
AT AMHERST
Amherst Mass. juno S.-The Williams College
athletes easily won the first meet Of the new Tr-
Collegiate League here to-day scoring total Of
Ga points against SO by Amherst and 90 by Wesleyan
There was fast time the track and good records
in the field events. Curtenius OF Amherst woy
both dashes in 1915 and 221-5 seconds respectively
BRAY of williams, carried off frsts In all three
of the longer runs. Potter of Williams, followed
with frsts in both hurdle races and tied for first
In the running high jump. Cline and Hurlburt did
the best work for Wesleyan.
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HANDICAP AT RICHMOND COUNTY.

general handicap for Glass and Class play
ers took place at the Richmond County Country
Club yesterday the dividing line between the two
classes being fifteen strokes c. w. Taintor was
the winner Of the Class men and r. p. G. Buck
lin of the other division. A. r. Paterson made the
best score OF the day, SO. which equals the record
he himself holds for the course. The scores fol-
lnxp.
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DRAWN MATCH AT NOTTINGHAM.

London. June s.-The Australian cricketers IN
the first test match with All England. which began
at Nottingham on June J. declared their second
innings closed to-day with 230 runs for eight WICK
cts down , az 1850. Il. .ha
After All England had scored l55 runs IN me me
was declared drawn.
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BACHELORS WIN FROM BENEDICTs

Mount Vernon, N. Y, June 8 (SpeciaD.-The sec
ond series of eighteen-hoe contests between the
Bachelors and Benedicts Of the Larcbmont Yacht
Club played to-day. The Benedicts after keep
ing close in the lead. were defeated in the last
round by score of eight up and the prizes, six
pewter mugs, given by T. J. Keveney, went to tho
Single men. who were defeated In the first contest
two weeks ago. The score
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women's putting match--Mrs. A. DE Witt Cochrane.
3s; Miss lockwood. 40: Mrs r. l.. Eldridge. 4o Mrs.
Fargo Al; Miss j. Il. Williamson, 40: Miss G. William
son. ~: Mrs NJ. NJ. Van Buren,, a.; Miss Mccormick.
40: Miss LILLIAN Brooks. AZ
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MORNING ROUND
AFTERNOON ROUND.
bye holes.

While these matches were being played an open
handicap for cup and gross score medal served TO
attract the spectators in the intermissions. More
than eighty entries had been received, but only
thirty-seven players handed in complete CARDS
The winner was c. +. Watson, OF the Morris
County Golf Club. who received a handicap Of
eleven strokes. His card was
Out .......-..6 80 CO :, -
A. o. Huntington Of the Scranton Country Club
won the gross-scOre prize with total OF s.. Here
Is his card:
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FIVE STATE RECORDS BROKEN.
BowDorN TAKES FIRST PLACE IN THE MANI
INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES

Watervllle, Me-, June AT the fifth annual meet
of the Maine Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Bowdoin won taking 70 points; tho University Of
Maine second, with 9S points Bates 10 points and
Colby 8. Five State records were beaten. and two
OF those OF the New England Athletic Association.
the latter being the 1OO-yard dash. made In 9 As
seconds by Cloudman, OF Bowdoin and putting the
shot by Glover. of the University of Maine, SO feet
Az inches.
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KINGS COUNTY ST. GEORGE
MANHATTAN c. C. WINS FROM NETWORK

MANHATTAN c. c. WINS FROM NETWORK.
The Manhattan Cricket Club. OF Brooklyn. opened
It's league season yesterday at Prospect Park and
defeated the New-York club by less than A2
runs and wicket 10 spare. Tho winners batted
evenly throughout. and eight OF the eleven reached
double figures +. j. Prendergast was the top
scorer with n hard hit and rapidly compiled IN
nings Of 49, ). Flanpery added a and c. II. Hill
80. The bowling Of A. Cleaver ana II. Tattersa
proved TO be ma terial element In the victory the
record OF five wckets for twelve OF the
former being especially praiseworthy The score:
NE.yv-yORK
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DEATH OF A PIGEON SHOT.

Nev-Brunswck. N. j.. June a-Frederick Van
Dyke, for number OF years the champion pigeon
-, ., NewJersey died at his home at James
burg this morning His last appearance In pup,ic
vas at the Grand American Handicap shoot AZ Elk
wood Park last month
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CHAMPIONSHIP LOST AND WON.

London, June 3-In the amateur Terms e" Pm"
beat Sir Edward Grey. the holder OF 'he e"a''''"
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coRNELI,s TRACK TEAMS CAPTAIN.

ithaca ~ ". June 2-Robert Demming. OF Cleve-
land a member Of the Junior class in tho Cornell
College OF Mechanical Engineering. was to-day
elected 10 the captancy OF Cornells track team for
VI
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APAwAM1s DEFEATS BEDFORD.

The Apawamis and Bedford golf teams met on
the links Of the former in Rye yesterday In an
eghtcen-hole match. and the Apawamis players
won by a score Of SO to D. The summary:
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For The consolation Cup there was another close
struggle The competitors here We're H. Is. Ash
more and L. II. Gaham, both OF the home eiuDs;
After a thirty-six hole round, Graham won py
up and ] TO play The cards:
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Connirp Boaro tpamteo.


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STATEN ISLAND Q. ..
RICE TOO MUCH FOR THE CHAMPIONS.

Totals io'
y. D. Ogilby T. A. Sparks. w Williams. did not bat
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GUNNER Resorts.

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TUE FREMONT,

THE FREMONT,
SEA GRIT N. Especial June rate Of $40 for best
rooms Directly on beach. Every room full ocean
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HONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY. n. j.. open June 3.
" Fireproof hotel Hassers Orchestra.
THE WINDSOR, open. Family hotel Both %
beach front Golf links Pure spring water fne,t nath-
ing ground. ~ hAhfiN
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MOEICHFS INN.

CENTRE MORTCHEs. /. l.
Now open New and handsomely furnished hotel; all
Most healthul spot on Great e"utn
Bay Terms reasonable.