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BR0OKLYN'S WATER NEEDS.
NO DANGER or 4 FAMINE, NIT 4
FULLER SUPPLY IS REQUIRED.


rims long vver"oho" OF $4,000 ,
,.,''r, ,','s ~ ~"
,m' p,,,.' r,'a, s,,,,,I NJ Ahan,an.I
"hiIe the CITY au'hori''eS ato 'nore OF iest
eNcrc'scu oEet VIZ "a'oi .'""'ioi III Wv
oorouRh VI nrooNNh' ."eie - Nv 'ea' aeplo
hchLioh '"nH tenein' ""',. ,a'n.no To- III
pending. ihe continued urouRht mas OF
~ an, ,,. Iossono, ,h. sunnIv In IN. ros.
shou anu mas ioSsone' '"e oupp'' ~ TIC ios-
ervoirs. but lew good rains VIII remedy
this condition Until this relief comes the
.,,,h,.i,i.a lii ,., 4, .,orv nossibia ,vov n
su'hoiI''o' wiz ~ III o,oas poo 70, wa, W
enforce the rules Tor economy in consump-
ton. which now averages about lO5.0OOOOU
allen - any
Deputy Water Commissioner Monet Is more
and more IMPRESSED with the necessity for
spsediIy carrying out tho plans fer the exten
sion and IMPROVEMENT OF Brooklyhs water
system. which he has outlined in frequent
sro,,,,L r.ror,s IN Conuissioner DoIton lur.
epe'.a' reports 10 oo'','''' ,S'V",t i,d',oh w.
Ing tho past year ana WHEN nave ueen IN
dor'el by Chief Engineer Van buren. These
ine'uuo Wv i"s'''H " n't 'o'o" ,,,,,s 80"
ponds aud tho construction oil an additional
hnlding.mn nt these contempl,t.d improve.
hoi'."k W. ." ."e'e ~. p''tu
ments by the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr.. MOI
,iura1 oIo,,rot, s,rrIv nf unfair In nrooklvn
hnueu nue'lua'o suup'S VI WIZ ~ n,ooN s,
The twenty sixth waru. whlch comprises
the old Nav Lots territory would already be
.nrrorir,, a vn,or % n,iro wero n NOT that the
city came to the aid OF the Long lslano water
Supply Company. whose charter gives 1t an
srclusiys water franchise in INIT district. A
couple OF years ago the courts decided That
the city should take possession OF the Long
island Compauy's property on the payment Of
an award OF $50. 900 but the owners. through
the Municipal Assembly. have up to the tres
Ont time succeeded in having the payment
blocked. month ago the Long Island Com
pnny found that 10 could not meet the de-
mHnds Of its customers. ana. at its urgent re-
quest brooklyn has been supplying 1t with
nearly 10000 gallons u day. The only con-
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NIilne-BlRke.

ESGLEwooD. n. j.. June 15-The wedding OF
Miss Marion Stanley Blake. daughter Of Gin
ton H. Blake OF EnRlewood. TO William Ed
wards Milne, son OF DIR. William j Milne. Pres
ident Of the State Normal College at Albany.
took place this afternoon at the homo Of the
brides parents. The Rev. DR.. Samuel NJ.
Hamilton. pastor OF the Englewood Presbyte-
rian Church. performed the ceremony. The
bride. who was given in. marriage by her
father. wore gown Of white satin trimmed
with point lace and veil Of tulle and orange
blossoms and carried bouquet of sweet peas
and orchids Miss Ruth Parsons Milne of Al
bany. sister Of the bridegroom. attended the
bride as maid Of honor, The bridesmaids
we're Miss Emma Holbrook OF Springfield.
Mass Miss Jean Palmer OF New York. Miss
Mary Russell Of Great harrington. Mass. and
Miss Ellen Chatter OF Englewood. Merrill
Gates. Jr. OF New York. was best man. and the
ushers were W. Eugene Kimball Henry Clews,
Jr., and Sheppard Homans Of New York and
Milne will live in Engowood.
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The Last Gallops for the Suburban
Double Event.

Tho candidates for the Suburban Handicap a
the youngsters On yagci in the Double Event
crived Their winding mp Eal!ops yesterday.
Grayesrnd Matt hl!cn sent W. H. Ciark's Banrsd
CandlchlArk aud Jcanuot the circuit OF the tra|
Banastar was the particular star Of the trio.
moved like n piece OF machinery, never seemind
vary IN h, stride from start to finish. Abe Stem
gave the California mare Flcur de Lis now MAXI
a mule an quarter IN . 10. II the ira Il SHOULD
very heavy tomorrow this marc il a great m 4
lark aud may upset the faNortes.
tn" Shecpshead Bay course Filigrane cover a
mile AMI halt in 2:3-. The trial was an eScell
one and lIllgrauc was once again installed gr,
tavOritc with many shrcwd horsumcn that watch
hi- work. lie did not seem to tire much at the cI
Of the journey.
Peter Winner gave Ben Holiday a rafting 20
EAIlup over tAe Suburban distance. which he cd
cred IN 2:l5
W. u. Jennings sent the great mare BrIAr Sv,
mile in la. He was content with the work n
feels pretty sure of her ability to lower Banasta
colois tom 1rrow.
Vt Brighton Beach Jefferson. +. D. Boards can
date. received good preparation. Trainer McAle
II pleased with his condition.
For the Double Event His Royal Highness cover
six fnTlunHE i'll l.l6 at Sheepshead Bay Marc
DAILY st. finnnn went six furlongs in l:ltl< FAst
X LnrablC's Wooster Boy covered six furlonuA
Liza: The Keenes' Doublct and VIRGINIA Earle r
q fast trial. 'N :
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STANDARD OILS NEW SHAPE.
IT'S Reported That q Company with S11o,-
600, GOO Capital viii he Formed.

OOU,OOu Chpitbi VIII DC FOrmeu.
Wall street heard yesterday.thnt the trustees
OF the Standard Oil Company have decided. in
view OF the action now In the Ohio courts, to
wind up the affairs OF tho trust as speedily
as possible and to reorRanize as a new cor
poration The trust has been In process Of
liquidation for several years. 1t Is reported
that the present plans contem plate the for
nation Of n company with a capital stock OF
Sl1O.000.OOO. The trust certificates amounted
originally to S97.25O.OO0. and we're issued
against a deposit In trust Of the stocks In tho
various companies controlled by the trust.
There certificates are now being cancelled,
and the trustees are assiRninR to the benefl-
cial owners the legal title to the stocks which
were formerly hold In trust
The plans OF the trustees are reported to
contemplate an exchange OF new stock Tor the
outstanding certificates on the basis OF dollar
for dollar. Sl3 OOO.OUO OF the stock remaining
In the treasury OF the new company. 1t Ia also
said that in order to settle UP the accounts OF
the liquidatng trustees there will be O cash
distribution to the certificate holders oquiva-
lent to about per cent.
Representatives Of the Standard OH Com
pany were very reticen. yesterday about the
eported plans OF REORGANIZATION. T. c. T.
Dodd. general solicitor OF the company. sent
out word that he had no statement to make at
present
The liquldating certificates we're inclined TO
weak ness In the curb market. They were Of
fered down to 45C. closing at 451.
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RACING AT ASCOT HEATH.
Sloan and Reiff Garry OF the Honors in the
New Biennial Stakes.
sc,ctal cable D,spa.ch to THE sus.


srtcid1 Cable Despa.ch to THE SUS
LONDON. June 15-At Ascot Heath to-day
tho race for the New Biennial Stakes Of Is
sovereigns each. with 500 soveregns added.
for three and four year Odds. the second to re-
ceive 50 sovereigns out OF the stakes. old mile
lone mile and fifteen yar's). was won by Lord
William Beresford's Caiman. three years. rid
den by Sloan. Prince Soltykon's Leisure Hour.
four years. was second. and Douglas Baird 5
Brio. four years, was third Three horses ran.
The New Biennial Stakes. OF 10 sovereiGns
each. with 800 sovercigns added. for two and
three year-ods. the second to receive 80 SOW
eregns out OF the stakes. two-year-old course
% furongs and 1876 yards. was won by Sir r.
W. Gritrth's Bettyfcld. ridden by the Ameri-
can Jockey Reiff. The Duke Of Portland's St.
Viglln was second and Lord Falmouth'o King
Evidence third. Sloan rode Lord William
Beresfords Myakka. which was hot placed.
The Gold Cup. Of the value Of 1000 sover-
eiRns. with 5000 sovoreigns in specie added
out of which the second to receive 700 sovcr-
eigns and the third 300 sovereigns, added to a
sweepstakes OF 20 sovereiGns each about two
miles and half. was won by c. ID. Roses CYL
lene. H. V. Longs Lord Edward H. was second
and J. De Bremonds Gardcfcu third. Sloan
did not ride in this race. Five horses ran.
The betting was = TO against Cyilene. 80 to
20 against Lord Edward H.. and 3 to ! against
Gardefeu.
The New Stakes of 10 sovereiEns each, with
1000 sovereigns added for two ycar-olds the
second to receive 10 per cent. and the third
per cent. on the whole stake. furongs and
1856 yards THE two year-old COURSE was won
by Arthur Jamess The Gorgon. Lord Rose
herys Bonnie Lad was second and Sir John
Kelk's Kerseymere third Twelve horses ran.
Sloan rode Lord William Beresforl's Juuvcnce.
which was not placed
The Rous Memorial Stakes OF 10 sovereigns
each. with 1000 sovercigns added the second
to receive 100 sovereigns out of the stakes:
new mile q furlonGs and 1866 yards was
won by Douglas Bairds Champ de Mars r.
Lorillard's Dominic H.. ridden by Sloan. was
second, and Sir Kelk S The Baker third Five
horses ran.
Tho All Aged Stakes of 3 sovereigns each,
with 300 sovcregnS added. the second to re-
ceive 100 soveroigns out Of the stakes and the
third to save his stake sIx furlongs was won by
MIR. Musker's Oria two years old. l.. Brasseys
tmbroSa. three years. was second and Prince
Sotykoffs Wooisthorpe. aged. third Sloan
rode Lord W. Bcrcs'ords Doric H.. and Rcfr
had the mount on Sir r. W. Grinth's Syria,
neither OF which was placed. Six horses ran
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At st. L.nuis.

ST. LOUIS. june 1.-THE Brewers Stakes rae "
the principal event to-day and was captured bv
SchOrr n Sons Greenock IN u driving finish. I
at;rudaLc' was 80 all. cold. threatening weather
tcrr;nE many from v"ntIIring out. The track "
Ia ayy as result of last night ra!nstorm. Bett
b isk. Summarize:
First RI CO Five fGrlougs Fl Caney. 1lS tConlr
> 10 l, won: Woodtrlcr. IL Pigrottl. 3 To- and
I, coud: Grace Phillips. 40 to |, third Time 4
second Eace-SiX fmlongs-Mr. Phnizey, 4
Qlourh} 3 to won. Jerry hunt. ia Piggott ID
3 aud g. =, second Duke Of Baden. ia (r. Burn
3 ~ !. third. fine. 1'l1&
Th.d Ra"c-One mile End anrcnty yards-wilsd
loi IT. BnTEs', q to &, won; Kisme. lu3 D'binD, 81
! ard = t. T. second: Sir Rolla, lo4 (southard), q
]. IN ri. Time. :JIi..
Fourth Race The Brewers Stakes. 81. 200; six n
longs Grecnock, ll3 MEcJoynu. 3 to =. wd
Eoun!lcc. ll2 tPerctt), 10 and to 10. seco1
Thrlye. lot Gilmore, 70 to /. THIRD. Time. II
southern Girl Elderim. John Millin and Inyocati
al4n ran.
.rifh Eacc-six and a half furlongs- Alleviate.
"a. Mo risOnl. II t. !. won; Gibraltar. Io4 tSout
ard, TO and TO .. second: Pat Murrssey. a5
Burns, Ia 10, thItd. lime. 1::5.
sixth Race-Onc mile Lord Neville. los Soul
ard . t. I. won: Dutch Bard. l13 tHinkey), I'D
and - . second: Iris. 81 Watson), II TO l, thit
Time, :iIbp
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Rose-SInith.

YoSKERs. June 15.-In the presence Of a
large company OF friends in st. Johns Episco.
pal Church. this city. last evening. George
Herbert Rose was married to Miss Mabelle
Louise Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
A. Smith. by the Rev. James Z. Freeman. rector
OF st. Andrews Church. Miss Mary G. Corsa
Of New York was maid OF honor. and the other
bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth Douglas
Miss Madeline Compton. Miss Mabel Compton
aud Miss Emma Kelley of New York. The
Lexington. Ky. AS best man The ushers
were Reginald II. Smith. brother OF the bride
George A Hurry. Frederick Patterson. William
y. CARPENTER. Franckeyn Hegeboom, Alfred
Compton, Hewlett A, Scaley and Walter H.
Quick. all Of New York
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CoLORED TEACHER IN EAST ORANGE
Her Pupils viii De of Her Own Race-A
Protest Against Her.

EAST ORANGE, n. j.. June 15.-The East
Orange Board Of Education has decided to en-
gage a colored teacher for the colored children
in the eastern school OF this township. A mass
meeting was held recently. Mt which this con-
templated action was objected to, but the pro-
test adopted was never presented to tho Board
OF Education. because the committee charged
with that duty said 1t was unable to learn when
the Board OF Education met. its sessions always
being private.
The board has decided to appoint Clara W.
Burrll OF Washington as the teacher. Miss
Burrlll is a graduate OF the High and Normal
training schools OF Washington and has taken
supplementary course in the Cook County
Normal School OF Illinois, besides having had
two years' experience in teaching. This sum
mer she Is to take q course at the Cornell Uni
versity Summer School.
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At Chicago,

CHICAGO. June ia heavy rain made the Ha
thorne track deep. and there werr the usual -
priscs In the results nf the races to-day. Dpal
was badly beaten in q six furlong sprint. which "
won hv Boney Roy. Queen of Song agan won tr
"A good field and demonstrated that she s one Of I
best threr.ycar. old hlles in the West. summary;
Fast Race-Sevcn furlongs--Moch, 40 kutte
II - ], won: S'r Huha't. lOT Nititor). 40 to
second, len. I12 hamilton AZ 10 /. third. Tin
/ "a.
S,crnd RIce-Five furlpng1-Nood's Brigh lc
lIol NJ. $ to .. won prcstomc ll2 Ruttcr'. l..
]. second; Farmland, ll2. Blossk 10 1, third T II
1:uNh
Third Ra 'c--SiN furlungs-B Incy BOY, 90 Seator
10 to :, won: Tony Lical,i. lO7 Powell. 30 10
second; Coo bel. Iu+ Dupec). II 10 /. third. Tin
1:ifA.
Fourth Race--One mile Prince ItlaIer los era,
IL to !. won; KISS KliEglc, los Dnpee), 2hl TO
second: Raciyan. 10 u. Carter. to /, third. Tn
l:i5.
Fifth Klcc--Cnc mile ana a sixteenth Queen
Srrg, 1On .McCannD, l3 to r. won: cold Fox,
tDupcc,, ! TO l. second: Pat Garrett, ~ ,Bisp!ng
To l. third. Time. l:52sl.
sixth Enrc-S"ycn furlougs-MolO. 116 tHahilto
90 to l. won: Gra2iclla III tMcNicklci. 10 to 81
ond: Bcnamcla, 100 POWELL, Is to ], third. Tin
l:32Iy.
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IcVis-TynR.

ELIzApETH. n. j.. June 15.-The Rev. Nor
man Van Pelt Lewis. rector OF the Episcopal
Church OF Westerly. r. l.. was married to- hight
in st. john Church to Miss Grace Royal Tying.
daughter OF Russell D. Tying and niece OF Ward
McAllister. The brides dress was the wedding
Miss Addie Tying. sister OF the bride The
hrideSmaiqs were Miss De liilior Of New York
Miss Martha McAllister. Miss Constance and
Edward Lewis. tho brdegrooms brother. at
tended him as best man. The ushers were
Randolph Harrison and John F. Gray OF Eliza
beth:and the Rev. Richard Powell OF New York
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sT0CKBROkER.s RIGHT TO SELL.

No Notice to the Customer Required After
Failure to Deposit Margins.
A Jury in the Supreme Court yesterday
decided in favor OF the defendants in suit
brought by Police Captain O'Connor ganst
Wassormann Bros. Stockholders. to recover
$24. 900 for 600 shares Of railroad stock which
he asserted were sold by the firm IN his absence
from the city without his order O'Connor
went away for the summer in April. 1897.
leaving the securities in the firms hands
They were sold after due notice month Ia.cr.
when tho margins he had put up were ex-
hnusted He sued the brokers. alleging that
they had agreed to carry the stock for him
through the summer; The decision estah-
fishes the right OF broker to sell. without
after being asked to deposit further margins.
fails TO hn
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Hoe.

Miss Ellen James Hoe. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hoe. was married to DR. Samuel
Morley Evans yesterday afternoon at the West
Presbyterian Church BY the Rev. Anthony H..
Evans. the pastor. who is q brother Of the
bridegroom. The bride wore n white satin
gown trl mmed with point lace and u tulle veil
fastened with diamond ornaments. She car
ried bouquet Of white roses Miss Ruth l..
Hoe. the maid Of honor. wore white muslin
trimmed with lace over pink foundation and
big white hat. She carried bunch OF pink
and white roses. There were no bridesmaids
Frank Evans was the best man and Robert
Hoe Jr.. and Arthur :. Hoe, brothers OF tho
bride. were the ushers.
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Tl'ty-thr"c graduates OF Stevens Institute Of
Technology received their diplomas last night
at the commencement exercises held in the
Lyric Theatre IN liohokcn. The salutatory ad-
dress was made by Alfred 5, Loigcaux and tho
yal"dictOry by Arthur Wilson. The honorary
degree Of electrical engineer was conferred
upLn james WrtZicr and Joseph W. Howell.
and the dGgre" OF m"chanical engineer upon
shin was awarded To- Richard II. Marvin. and
WHshngtuu II, Rogers Jr.. got the HobOken
High School scholarship.
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Still LITTER TIE COUNT.
Miss Iostwick Gets Warrant for His Al
rest for Larceny,

Miss Eostwiclt Gets IA Warrant for His Ar
rest for Larceny.
Miss Iesba NJ. Bostwick of 30G West Fifty
sixth street. who recently sued Count Matte
Llewen Steirngrandt for $4,000 FOR breach OF
promise aud got n verdict against him for
S45S, got warrant for his arrest for lar
ceny in the West Fiftv-tourth Street Police
Court yesterday. In testiiying about her love
affair the plaintiff mentioned incidentally
that she had not only consented to become a
countess. but had also lent SIPS the Count
Tho loan WINS not considered by the Jury. 80
now Miss Bostwick proposes TO have Stelrn-
Rranht arrested for stealing the money.
Tho warrant was taken to the Ludlow Street
Jail. where the Count is now confined. and
will..hs. served as soon as SteirnRranat has
settled In the breach OF promise case.
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Clinton L. Rossiter, President OF the Brook
Ign Rapid Transit Company and OF the Sea View
Railroad. has signed contracts for the purchase
OF plot OF twenty lots on East Eighteenth
street. between Avenue y and Emmers lane,
Gravesend, for $4,000, 1t is the Intention OF
the Hapid Transit Company to construct a
bridge over this property so as to connect the
Sea View road with the rhcetrack OF the Concy
Island Jockey Club at Sheepshead Bay.
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Turf Notes,

ITHACA, June l5.-To.dAy's harness racea in \
meet ~ the Central New York circuit were postpon
On account of rain. Boyce Girl the brown mare M
was yesterday overcome by heat at the end OF
2:26 pace; died early this morning She belonged
race. 'N' ga
:, ne protest made to the stewards Of the Nation
hnnt and Steeplechasc Association by Mr. ChAl
Diet regarding the disqualification of Diyersionl
well as OF White CATERS in the jumping event
HrnNebend on juno - was yesterda Withdrawn
ing WAS correct. ~ ~
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In the. club medal" contests at the Wee
Burn Golf Club two OF the tokens are given in
each class provided three or more scores are
returned: In October q special competitions
open to the medal winners, wi II be hel q under
contests will be held on the following dates:
Men.-June II. July 20, Aug. 20. Women-June
a. July ~, Aug. "a.
The remainder OF the summer schedule fol-
lows:
July i-Hand!cap bogie medal play, prizes pre-
scented by Walter =. Hoyt.
July 4.Men's medal play foursomCs and pickup
team match Club prizes. Also driving contest.
July lo-MiNei foursOme handicap. Club prizes.
July 22-l5all sweepstakes. classes 4 and b.
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Shipnnn--R Ripley.

BosToN. June 15.-The Rev. Frank II. Ship
man. pastor Of the South Congregational
Church ut Andover. and Miss Mary Appleton
Ripley were married in Andovcr ut noon to-
day. The Rev. Charles II. Cutler performed
the ceremony, The. ushers were Harry H.
q. q. Ripley and ?, /. Ripley. brothers OF the
bride; DIR. X. II, ,Xoso OF Boston. John G.,
Bridgeman OF Wilkesbarre, Pa Howard
Wright. II A. Bridgcman OF Boston. Percivai
f.. True and John V. Holt.
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The Oarsmcn Mt Poughkeeps,c.


PouGuKEEpsIE. juno l5,Dr. Pcet is still Of
the opinion that the Columbia varsity eight is
not rowing in tho form it should. although to-
night he said that the boys showed an i'm
provcment. They were tuhhed this morning
and afternoon and sent out in the shell twice
The weather was not the sort that would ho
picked out for long sessions Of: pair-oar work.
was very much in nvid"ncH m. thcrm"Im"tcyr
lowered u the ncghborhoOd Of 80 in the
whrre thn ' hrn rmn wj IN "a. SM
and pcrspired nobody had the courage t. as
certain, slight breeze ,arrnng from tho
Sout beast after luncheon and added little lifo
to the atmosphere. The evening practice of
the varsity eight was confined to pull up to
the bridge and back. a distance OF about six
miles The second varsity and freshman
eight had n SCRAP which ended without marked
pr. Poet ran over on the launch Columbia
to P"nnsyl vania'S bOathouse this morning and
sH ot% Ed hearty Erecting to the GGakGrs The
changed salutcS a. DR.. Pcet left to look nftcr
n" C3ium hia crews. which were approaching.
hello shorewarls. which was responded TO with
interest by the Qunkcrs. Coach Edwards was
Of Ham ana busch. and d respr"tiv"ly. in the
varsity eight. They were expected to arrive
DID fE Es"HS MTs sR nIEe for rIR c
varsity and freshman eightsarrivcd this morn
ing aud we're rlgEed in time for the crews TO get
Ham and Busch il tn, varsity hoat were filed
10y substitutes. The four-oared boat was not
sent ont until the evening The practice both
morning and evening was short compared
with what tho punk"rs arc usually put through
by Ward who believes thnt hard work hurt.
no one. Tn" OarSmCn pulled UP to the head
OF the course and returned in the middln
Of the river. The location Of tho half-miin
marks was carefully observed as they have
been changed some since last year Ward
fqvors the shift 81 the course from the west
shore to the middle Of the river as fair for ali
mark for both two and four miles The Penn
syIvania crews put In mile pull at each Of
the practice sessions. Pennsylvania has n new
Waters paper shell for the four-oared race with
Cornell.
The Quakers were to-day presented with n
new set OF sweeps made by Coach Ward and
his son, Risden. They ara II feet long with a
blade ~ inches Wide, and weigh ~ pounds.
weight, The Ward oars used by Wisconsin are
one inch longer and three-quarters Of an inch
narrower HugGns Of the ireshmop eight ar
that boat; The iull crew as announced By
Mard II: Cregar, stroke. captai n Crosdale. Z;
Huggins, u; Sharpless. >: Arrson, 4: Camp
bell, 3; Henderson. 2; Carr. bow; Evans, cox
swain. The tour-oared crew is: Atkins, bow
Beehtel; i Evans 3; Crowthers, stroke. Du-
mont pulled at In the place OF Higgins this
morning.
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Largest Winners Mt the Brooklyn Jock
Clubs Meeting.

Over ninety horse owners secured at least
portion Of the money hung up by the BrooklI
Jockey Club during its hftcen-day meetin
which came to an end yesterday Ex-Corpo1
ton Counsel W. II, Clark heads the list tn
was due chiefly to BanastAr's victory in Il
BROOKLYN llandicap.aidrd by The Rose 8 succd
n the Ga2ele Stakes of few days ago. al
Tn" Bouucer's second in the Brooklyn Der|
yesterday. g. +. Smith " Pittsburg Phil ~ wi
a close second. The third on the list is Il
firm q {. Fleischmann's Sons Those wi
won 5000 or over follow
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PHILADELPHIA June l5.-SiN hundred and
forty-Ave students Of tho University of Penn
sylvauia were graduated at the 1874 annual
commencement, which took place this morn
Ing in the Academy Of Music. Provost c. c..
Harrison presided during the ceremonies. The
Grafton to the graduates was delivered by
Hampton l.. Carson. At y o'clock this evening
u memorial gate was presented to the uniycr-
stv 10y The mrmh"rS Of the class Of 'I3. This
class WIS the first to he graduated from the
university after its removal from Ninth and
Chestnut streets To the present site