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hour STRIFE on cathedral gotg, reduced from
$40 to So
These Clocks Are All Warranted.
HENRY w. WILDT,
JEwELER md OPTInIAN.
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New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
LITTLE AND ALEXANDER WIN.
THE PRINCETON TEAM BEATS THE I.ARNED
BROTHERS AT ORANGE.

Orange n j. June "A CspeciaD.-The semi-hnaI
match in the New-Jersey State championship
doubles at the Orange Lawn Tennis club this
afternoon attracted good sized crowd of
thusiasts. and the play fully repaid them for com
ing. The Larned brothers. of Summit, Little
and Alexander. the crack intercollegiate champions
from Princeton and were beaten after three set
match that offered plenty of excitement.
In the first the play rather slow, the
men were all nervous but they gradually settled
down. and the speed of the strokes increased rap
idly. AleXander's usually effective service
weak at first. and II cost his team two games
enough give the Larned brothers a lead of -
which they ultimately turned into the set AT Ct.
In the second set the younger Larned was erratic
while Alexander reganed his form. and the Prince
ton team kept w n Larned out of the game by
directing the brunt of the attack toward his
younger brother Both of the Tigers smashed
the Larneds' lobs with killing effect. and the set
was soon theirs. In the last set the colegians in
creased their speed still more and never let up in
their fast voleying until they had taken SIX
straight games for love set
Tomorrow afternoon the final round of the sin
giles will take place between Stevens and AeXan-
der. and the final OF doubles will be played on
Monday.
The days scores follow:
Mems championship doubles semi-hnal round-R. p.
Little and Alexander beat w. A. Larned and F. p
Larned. 4-6. e., 60
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
La wv TENNIS.
MISS JONES BEATEN BY MISS ATKINSON
IN THE STATEN ISLAND FINALS.

Lovers Of lawn tennis were treated 10 n big sur
open tournament Of the Staten Island Ladies' Club
4 large crowd gathered at the Livingston grounds
10 see Miss Marion Jones and Miss Juliette Atku-
son meet in the final OF singles The last time they
came together was at Philadelphia three years ago
for the national championship, and then Miss At
kinson in five sets. after her opponent had
been four times within a stroke of victory.
Yesterday Miss Jones was thought 10 have an
easy task before her, for Miss Atkinson badly
out Of practice. but the Brooklyn expert showed
surprising skill and held the lead all through the
match. In the first Miss Atkinson had all
the best Of the play. but then Miss Jones took
hand at winning and captured the third set easily
In the fourth il n close struggle from
start to finish and Miss Atknson's better physical
condition finally gave her the victory by Sc Miss
Jones tired badly toward the end. and she could
hit the balls hard enough 10 get them OF her
-iIe opponents reach. Miss Atkinson kept knock
ing them back with such regularity and accuracy
that her opponent generally broke down first and
Put the ball into the net or out of court.
Miss Coffin and Miss Johnson, the Staten Island
champions captured first houors in the doubles and
overlook the players before they could finish the
final of mixed doubles.
The days scores follow:
women's singles ChnaI round)-Niss Juette Atkinson
beat Miss Marion Jones. Ga G-1. e Sc.
Women's doubles (inal round)-Mss Sarah Coffin and
Miss Margaret Johnson beat Miss md
Miss Sarah Romans. 4-6. 6-2. g. ID
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15

after racing quarter Of q mile With the game
ness or a thoroughbred he finished with the nelc
but VIII never be fit TO race again The track was
sloppy, but the racing exciting. Summaries:
First tselns; furlongsJ-Fucino 107 (Lind-
saw - TO l. Alice Scorpion 90 (COgswelD, 70 i
I:19
second race ave 1927 Ceau-
ch5nDl 10 8 Durrell. 1G1 0ogswelD, 10 70 L
I.04%
Third race -four and one-haf furlongs)-Edna
III tSnelD ; 10 l. won; Rose OF Red 115 ID. Hall.
to o second: Hand Rail 106 M Williams TO l. third
Time. O:5T&.
Fourth (selling: milel-Ba1ed. 105 Lindsay
10 l. won HlnesdaIe 9s (CogswelD 4 10 / second;
Charles Estes. 1O4 IN. Williams . l. third. Time
Fifth race lseven furlongs,-Uden 100 GothersolD
70 D. won; CterD. 105 ID TIalD. l. second; Donna
seay, 50 IN Wliams), to l. third. Time 1:32%
sixth (sellng; six furlorgs)-Isaac. 1O4 tW Mar
VaeZ). TO l. BleuheiU. l01 Lindsay. 70 ].
second; Pretty Rosie lO1 QIothersolD. TO l, third
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15

OF these entries, All Gold and Alfonso both ran
yesterday at Gravesend. and viii probably not go
70 the post. II is practically certain that Ethel
bert viii rule a strong favorite. Betrors will he
lucky 10 get even money against him. and it would
not surprise II he were 10 be at odds on at post
time. Perry Belmonr's great horse has been
trained all the season with the Suburban in view.
and A J. Joyner MS trainer. has got him as fit as
hands and pains make him. He worked the
mile and quarter. the Suburban distance, few
days ago in 2.0652. and in a Gravesend last
Monday he covered mile and q half in 2.56 with
l2s pounds up. Nine OF ten Of the sharps figure
that this is more than good enough win the big
race to-day.
Star Bright viii be the second choice, after his
tiptop race Of the other day. when he mile
and quarter in 2O6 IS. carrying five pounds more
than ne will pack to-day, while Blues who is bur
dened with only ninety-eight pounds. will have
more supporters than ne would have had If Con-
roy. a three-year-oId. had not won the Brooklyn
Handicap. This is a good time TO note the fact
that IN his race with The Parader and Bonnibert
in the Brooklyn Derby Monday Blues was con-
tinuaIlv bumped and interfered with along the
backstretch by the LongsJreet colt who constantly
strove TO take 10 the woods. Otherwise Bonnibert
might not have had the easy victory he put TO his
credit.
cure nor Toddy look dangerous on their best races
while Sidney Lucas seems 70 have had enough ot
fuI quantity. but surely has the class OF the
a-bar entries Prince McCIurr has not started this
ss-srr bur his iast Years fcrTn does not entitle
him 10 much consideration. Kamara beat him last
year at Brighton Beach over q mile and six
Ieenth about the same difference in the weights
they VIII carry to-day This mare has been
uuluckv in her races this wear, and always has 70
race herself into shape. She appears 10 be about
ready. and be figured among the contencers
to-day. With Star Bright and Blues she should
give The son Of Eothen good -ace. Procession,
the Canadian horse. has not started this year. but
is said be ready
Prince Of Melbourne. who was about the best Of
the three year-olds Of last season had oeen care
fully prepared for the Suburban but went wrong
al me last moment. HIS absence, together win
thar Of Conroy who has stone bruse, is To be
regretted.
Superintendent Frank Clarke has had 2 force or
men az work on the track weeks, and the course
IS lightning fast II would be surprising =
Ramapo's record Of 2:06ls Were broken to-day The
field is not 10 be regarded particularly high
class bur the Suburban is the Suburban, and with
good weather there IS bound 10 he great outpour-
ing Of enthusiastic racegOers at Sheepshead Bay
today.
The entries for the Double Event, which precedes
The Suburban. include Blue Girl and Nasturtlum,
and those who think the latter would. with a fair
deal have beaten the former in the Great American
Stakes viii have chance TO see whether their
belief is well grounded or not
The entries for the races other than the Suburban
follow;
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
GOLF.
ALEX. SMITH LEADS IN THE OPEN TOUR
NAMENT-FINAL OUTCOME A
LOTTERY
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE !

Hamilton Mass June l4-As was anticipated
TWO eghty-twos were good enough lead the
held in the national open golf championship. which
began this morning at the Myopia Hunt Club
Inc championship is al seventy-two holes medal
play The second thirty-six will be played to-
morrow
Alex Smith. who in 1898, was second in the
championship and whose brother title holder
IN 1899, led the field. which included every pro-
IessionaI of prominence in this country except
David Bell, the Western Golf Association cham
plon- There were six amateurs entered but only
TWO appeared-Arthur Lockwood, of Boston, and
Mr.. Carnegie, of Pittsburg. Mr. Lockwood in
rare form in the morning and nearly good in the
afternoon, and his showing was great compH-
ment TO the American amateur standard of golf.
Tomorrow will see many changes possibly, for
there are twelve men near enough to Smith to
win with little luck.
The cards by strokes of the first four in the
Solr championship to-day. and the totals Of the
other competitors were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
ST. LOUIS RESULTS.

St Louis, June 14-First, second and third choices
divided to-days Fair Grounds card. Track fast
Summaries:
rirst race Cpurse; six furlougs-The Commander 1o2
- Nellj TO TO- Mr.. Mulkey. CHahey), u 70 l.
second Desarte, 10 Dale) 20 Time. 1:l3l4
second race purse four and one-haf furlongsl-Mtss
Wardeiohr 10 tONeilD 6 10 :. MarQue 1l5 WED
derstrand 70 J. second Bandro 1O7 (IilmOre. TO l.
third. Time. O:5G.
Third race selling; mile,-Battus 1O4 Ct Brenl
) TO J. won South Breeze. "a CO'NeD. 10 3. second
1:41.
Fourth race Zone and one,quarter miles. over I'VE
huroles-Mr Rose. l26 IT Corbley TO l. Colonial
Dame. 149 (Houck0. : second Titus $50 CoGlbs
20 l. third. Time. 2:2Ol,
Fifth sei!ing; and One-sxteenth miles)fSll
man. 105 Dale ?, won: Simpson. - (BeIn >
70 second; Amelia Strathmore, 1O3 (ONeilD. 6 to d
third Time. 1:4sA
Sixth race (selnZ; furongs)-Cranor. los Glale
TO Verify, 1O6 (Gilmore) to l. second: COgs
well 30 (BelD. 4 to l, third. Time :27a4
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
- - 80 - cleverly: nlace ridden out.
THE DAY AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 1.-THE weather was clear and
the track slow at Harlem. Results:

Chicago, June 1.-THE weather was clear and
the track slow at Harlem Results
First race Chve furiongs)-Fred Ackerman 112 Ct
Flaneur. 100 (JavissOD. u 20 !.
second Mary Moore 1O7 Mathews), 2 10 third Time
second race Cfour a half furlongsl-Jaubert los
Nandusenl 10 To J. Hargis, los o. Woods 10 20 s.
second. Henry Ztt (MatheWs). IL 20 l. third Time
O.56%.
Third rare fsteeplechase; short course)Filon dor. 13
!son, II 70 90 Isen i4o dLoydl l3 % . second
Fr,rfb race Zone and miIes-Lake Mills. log
Ofathewsl 30 to l. Plead, 50 HRansch), 70 /,
second. Advance Guard lO6 Dugan). II to 20. third
Time, lbs. 80, No -,
FIVE ADMINISTRATIONS. 30 tEtansch)
10 won. Lord QueX. 90 (Meade). 10 10 l. second
Major Tenny Woodsl . 70 l. third Time. l:O37s
cxtb (onem mllep-Impromptu, 10 tSeel 70 !.
won: John Drake I03 IT knight. to l. second; Hy 10.
lOl CCoburn). !, third. Time. l4o9s
GAME FINISH WITH A BROKEN ANKLE.
Cincinnati June 14-Castine, the favorite in the
fourth race at Newport to-day. broke his ankle
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
GOOD PRICES FOR HAGGIN YEARLINGs
FORTY THREE BRING s47a5O-oNE BRINGS 1900

The fifteenth annual sale of yearlings from the
Rancho del Paso Stud. the property OF j B. Hag
gin, began yesterday noon in the Fasig- Upton
Company's paddOcks, opposite the Sheepshead Bay
racetrack This consignment is one OF the largest
shipped East including 24l yearling colts and FLIES.
After the Rancho del PasO lot sold those from
the Elnendorf Stud will be placed on sale The
forty-three put up yesterday for S47 $50. The
star Of the sale a handsome FLY by ST.
w. J. Arkell and Sydney Paget were the bidders,
with Mr.. Paget the victor by a bid OF $4 800 The
best prices were:
Bay colt by Star Ruby-Afric Queen. T Welsh 81 200
bay h!ly. by NatercreSs-A Aarcta. Sydney 1900
Boy colt by st. Andrew-AIlauah; 7. Dunno. .... 900
Chestnut hNy, by Golden Garter-A Anour.t,e; sgd
Bav hIy by spunve!l-Annie Lewis. P stanton " 1900
BAY colt ny WatercressArnee. sydney PaEet... $500
Bay colt by Sir Modred-Baby; stanton 700
bay colt by Sir Moired-Barhary Maid: Frank
Bay colt by Golden Dawn-Bas Bleu: J. " smythe $50
Bay Bay colt by CoIdrnch-Bavaria 7. Winner. 900
Bay colt by Star RUBY Bedo. Sydney Paget... 0oO
Chestnut fily by ST. Gauen-Tela B: Frank Tay-
Bay al!y. ny July-Bithes9me: j. p C'h!nn .. 400
BAY nIly. by Golden Dawn-Blue Dress. :. ).
BAY colt, by Golden Garter-BouIe De NIege: sgd
Paget -..-......... 900
Bay or brown colt. by Tyrant- Rrer Rose: " ].
Chestnu: colt. ~ Fi-z Jamas-T3rflar J ? c,hnn $50
Bay t!ly, by s. Gati@nsthimera: sydney Paget
ray MY. by FTesnoCloister. J Ruhno $50
fsay hy. by star Ruby-Connemara sydney Paget $500
ha. G3I'' ny Wateroress-Cottase Girl; ". J.
Bay colt, by Golden Garter-C'rasset: p Dunne 100
bay coli, by 81 Andrew-Daniea. T Welsh. 400
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15

FINALS REACHED AT ROCkAWAY LINKS
Two more rounds in the invitation tournament
Of the Rockaway Hunt Club at Cedarhurst yes
terday brought the contest down 10 the finals To-
day Arnory G. Hodges and c. L. Perkins will meet
for the Hunt Club Cup. and W. H. Rachau and
J. b Taylor for the consolation cup. II was natch
play throughout with Thursdays winners forming
one division and the losers another refreshing
breeze from the ocean made things decidedly more
comfortable than the opening day. and the
matches S a rule. showed better golf The notable
feature Of the play the defeat of Daniel
Chauncey. of Dyker Meadow by c. L. Perkins. OF
the home club Chaancey was obliged TO cOncede
two strokes handicap and beaten l up
Perkins took his strokes on the second and ninth
holes. haIving the former and winning the latter.
but at the tenth Chauncey was 8 up He still
up the thirteenth Perkins got the three
in I each, following them with the seventeenth,
also in l. The eighteenth was haIved in >, which
left Chauncey down, Earlier in the day Chaun-
Gey took a we-earned victory over his clubmate,
Fish, who had stroke the best of him in the
hanidIcapping Chauneey dd an = on ms roonu, ra
Of the previous day His card:
Gqt fn ........::.::s .........:::....s s4
In the consolation W H. Rachau. of Richmond
Hill made an unexpected hniSh wItn GunIher, "a a
was beaten up and 70 play. Gunther, however
handicap Taylor home player, reached the
finals ~ beating c. P. Dixon jr-, up and TO
play. Summary:
away. beat W $ Edey Country Club Of Westehesssr e,
stevens. RockaWay 90.
Alfred L Norris Dyker Meadow. by 2 up; Daniel
Chauncey. Dyer Meadow, beat A. R Fish Dyker
Meadow tD, by and play. g l. Perkins. Rock
(2 beat J. b Taller Fockaway. by up and : 70
PLAY.
semi fnals-IiOdges beat Stevens 90 by up Perkins
Cedarhurst Cup 1seccnd round}-W. II Rachau, Rich
mond HILL beat G. b Sanford, Rockaway a.; by up.
2l holes: W l. Ciunther. Fox Hills: beat w G. Van
Tasseu sutphen. Morris County C by l up. 10 holes;
7 r TavIor Rockaway o.. beat H A Murray, Rocka
way. Up and l play; Cortlandt ? Dixon, ir-.
Rookaway. beat J. II Harper, Rockaway 81, by up and
PLAY
semi -fnaIs-Rachau C2) Gunther by and I 70
pIav TAYLOR beat Dixon 90 by and 3 70 play.
The finals will be played this morning The four
bail club fOursomes for the trophies presented by
the club have been postponed TO June %
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
WINNERS At SPRING MEETING.

That many OF the horsemen profted by the spring
meeting of the Brooklyn Jockey Cluo is SHOWN DS
the lisr of winning owners as more than one hun
6red and twenty horsemen obtained some portion
OF the money the longest list in some time The
stable Of John f. Madden won the most money
according 70 figures yet he is not actually the lead
ing because Of the fact that the two-yearold
hlly Blue Girl won the greater part OF the sIZSso
credited 10 Mr. Madden. and W. C. whitney Is a
part owner OF Blue Girl This makes the firm OF
J. r e. F. p Keene the rOpnotchers. as Conroy ;
victory IN the brooklyn Handicap and victories by
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
MISAPPLIED ENERGY
From The ChIcago Post.

From The Chicago FOSt-
Have I not been earnest and conscientious
worker?'' asked the young who was about 10
be let out"
Possibly possibly" replied the practical poll
tician. Indeed may say that / have no fault TO
find with your industry. except that il is misap-
Piled"
In what way
''It has been devoted the interests OF the tax
payers instead of You a good IN some
ways. but you seem to lack Judgment"
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
AUTOVOBILE RACE ENTRIES.

Boston. June 14.-Entries for to-morrow's big
automobile race meet for amateurs, TO be given by
the Automobile Club of New-England at the Coun-
try Club track. Brookline. closed this noon. The
list is highly satisfactory TO the club.
Among the final additions TO the list OF entries
are George O. Draper the well-knoWn Hopedale
manufacturer; Harry Fosdck. OF the most
skilful operators OF steam carriages in the State
A L. Riker in his big electric racer from New
York: knight Neftel. of Boston, with HIS Columbia
electric racer, and Kenneth A Skinner, with a
speefer of The De Dion -Bouton pattern, and the
new eight horsepower variety. These are some OF
the fastest to be In the contests
New-York tribune., 1901-06-15
HENRY TO RIDE IN GRAND PRIy

Paris June lf-MIlton Henry who rode Cap and
Bells the winner Of the oaks EPSON will ride
FoNlall 7. keene's CIympian in the Grand Prix on
Sunday. Olympian Is in good condition The bet
ing IS - 70 against. Saxon. the winner Of the
frlX du JOCKEY club a. Chantly f. the favorite at
u 70 on Tomorrow Henry will ride IN two
races al Longchamps. II will he his first appear
in 3i