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LARCHMONT CLUB RACES.

The Larchmont Yacht Club has announced 'he
following dates of races for the coming season
June 21-Spring regatta, open to all classes july
4-Twenteth annual regatta, open TO all ciasseS
and tho Colt Cum omen for competition for yachts
In Class B. July 10. %, %. "a % and 26-Open Tor
classes D. 10 racing length; H. 80 feet racing
length; l. 10 feet racing length: X 81 feet racing
length for A-foot raceabouts
In the series of in the week OF July ~ races
III he given in Glass d of schooners and Glasses
FL I and the 21-foot raceabouts- First ana sec
ond prizes will given for each race IN each class
BESIDES Commodore F. T. Adams onerS 10 tne
winners of the greatest number of points IN ,lasSes
II l. K and the 21-foot raceabouts, In tne "eek
prizes to be known the Adams prizes ana
to the winners of the next greatest number Oh
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ATTENTION, LADIES. III YOU
CONTEMPLATE buying dress or ihins
silks. call and see U.S. Manuia NJ. :.
.ssnYs Victor press silks 10 West 22d-st
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AMERICAN YACHTS AT KEEL.

AS American yachts may be entered for the i'm
perial yacht racing at KEEL up to June g. there
is always q chance that the present small list of
Yankee representatives will be increased before
that date and knows how soon. ]. Pier
pont Morgan may cable for the Columbia to be
taken across post haste. The disappointment
which has been expressed in Germany that
few American racers will contest for the trophies
presented by the Emperor and Prince Henry also
finds voice among the yachtsmen of this country
Between June 26 and July there will be thirteen
races at Kel, with additional contests in adjacent
waters till July IA, after which there will be a
series of dinners and other entertainments: some
of which will be attended by Emperor William
and the princes who witness the regattas.
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STEVENS AND ORANGE PLAY TIE GAME

Stevens Institute and the Orange Athletic Club
the opposing teams at lacrosse on the Orange
Oval yesterday afternoon, and the final score was
a tie each club making two goals The attendance
large. Brisk play characterized the game at
the opening, the work Of Orange being notice
ably good Geschen attempted goal after
play began, but stopped with pretty movement
by Clarke. Roeser shot both goals for Stevens.
There some clever passing by Simpson, Fen
drick and Miller before Simpson scored a goal.
By hard playing on the part OF zimmerman the
ball was worked back but Orange made gains and
Geischen, in trying for goal ran into another
player and was knocked out temporarily. Roesers
attempt at goal was stopped by Simpson, and
after several attempts Miller shot goal from
behind Clarke, tieing the score In the second
half Orange had Slight advantage but neither
SIDE scored. Goals missed by Geischen and
Stokes and there creditable play by
Newman. Crenin and Breiner The lineup:
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YACHTING.
COL. AsTOR's YACHT UNDER NEW RIG.

The steam yacht Nourmahal which is well
known in the Mediterranean and English waters
as at New-York. Will now appear In new rig as
a three masted schooner. Heretofore she has been
rugged bark, but IT has now been decided
that no advantage to be gained in extra
weight Of the Yards. and they are being re-
moved the Morse Iron Works. South Brooklyn
Captain Wright is in charge of the work. which
also extends the internal reftting Of the boat
in n number OF ways. She Is also receiving new
Roberts boilers and new evaporatlng and dis
filling plant, Colonel John Jacob Astor wishes to
have the NourmahaI in commission as
possible and there is large gang aboard hurry
Ing the recaulking end the painting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27

.z o,,ei,c day AT the Barbor Hill Golf Club
80 staten Island Yesterday, and the occasion was
nleasantly celebrated by a informal reunion %
r. -,,srofsrs al the clubhouse and handicap on e
~ i-Ia curse looked fresh and bright with
its newly cropped greens, and several goou
81 The competition including most OF the cruz Vet
erans and OF this number twelve Tetufhed a. e1le t
-,ieta cs-ds r T. B. Fiske captured botn the me-
INA the gross score prizes, with conslsIehl 49,
81 $50 Second place went to Walker I-ailpett
800 ms de ~ net These handicapS are TO pc con-
tinued on successive SATURDAYS throughout me sf
go and Will prove Of the CLUBS at.ractiEe
seaf;ures The summary Of yesterdays play lol-
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Nr1vyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. APRIL q 1902.

will be to give prizes of moderate value ior al
races with ad Iitional prizes for those yaenes par
ticinatina in ali or a majority of the races. A
medal of special design will be given IN siser d
a first prize class for every rae az sailed
for which second prize should be given unde g oh
racing rules Races sailed part OF the 1dcnI
Racing Association of Gravesend Bay series VIII
be cormemorated only by flags. x,,.s. Tho
aCIJitionaI nrizes will be given follows: Ine
commodore's cups for the races from 1 Bren11n
Reef hack TO Sea Gate outside. and to Execulo VI!
IIcb+ ineiIe. the Fire Island cups for the race 10
Fire Island and return and orders on 81 tb
eeIected nv each captain of a winning yacht 20 lne
value of the prizes won in the annual ana IAN re-
gattas and in the series racing.
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the university games Schick ran the lU-yaru IA IA
10 fat and the go in us, breaking the Harvard
record He is easily the best short distance r nan
Splinter and hurdler also freshman - III :. =.
difficulties account of his studies that !. ~ -
doubtful If he this year One OF tIe su cna
prises of the season is the showing OF Grew has
IN mile He is football guaru anu nc
never done anything the track before put fiiu
4:44 in the mile last week. showing the pest kiu
of endurance Knowles has stopped running ON
to the wishes of his parents, and Gre" VIII Hi
This ga in the team
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GOLF.
APAwAnrIs COURSE OPENED FOR THE
SEASON-SPIRITED CONTEST FOX
WAINWRIGHT CUP.

1r.. .,awaris Club OF Rye the scene OF last
seasons METROPOLITAN championship, started l's
solfng year in a successful way yesterday, with
general handicap for the Wainwright Cup trophy
offered by r. T. Wainwright for comoiiieo iheo"
"a match MAY tournament of eighteen holes
Mo- man forty players were out and the tourna-
rnent PROMISES to elicit unusual interest In Iac
The general enthusiasm displayed by Xesteroa3 , ;
charters indicates a successful year Tor le
,nert committed which has crowded into lhe IT,
four months more than fifty prize comp III ~,
cixtaan ~ those who entered for the Walnwrleht
Gun qualified for the first round at match P.a''
which will be decided next Saturday. lheE aie-
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\. Y. UNIVERSITY TEAM AT PRACTICE.

Network Universitys varsity crew is getting
into condition for its first with Columbia on
May Il. The boys take daily practice rows OF six
and seven miles with Kafka. the coach. beside
them in a launch or in a single shell. Captain
Blunt. at stroke is rowing in good form, and Lane
at No. s. has strong stroke Baker: the fresh
man. has been transferred to bow with good re-
suits. All Of the have shown Improvement
and get considerable speed out Of the go as you
please stroke in which more attention is given TO
strength than 10 form.
The crew Is to be supplied with uniform suits
and hats this week. The boys will In the
Harlem Regatta Memorial Day. and will com
pete with Syracuse Onondaga Lake in the first
week in June
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Ii. F. LIPPITT's NEW SIXTy-FOOTER.

After making many efforts both in the way Of
good sailing and expensive alterations. put his
schooner. the Qussetta, at the top of the 70-foot
waterne class H. F. Lipptt, of the New-York
Yacht Club will have entirely new racer this
year in the 65-foot cutter class. This boat is in
tended II possible. to make up for all the times
the Quissetta did. pot wilma boat that had, how
ever q fair share of success The same designer.
william Gardner, = responsible Tor the shaping
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wANTED.-Eithers sex. MY, MY pm ia"
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TpAcE ACTIVITY AT WILLIAMS.

Williamstoxn. Mass. April % tSpeciaD-About
seventy-ffve candidates for the Williams track
team are working daily under the direction of Cap
tain O'Neiu and Mr.. Seeley Paul Potter, iast
wears cantain, has also assisted in the coacnlns:
A large number trying the distance runs ana
special attention is being given to them, as the
team last year especially weak in this regard
A preliminary meet decide which men Will De
taken the training table will be held In rev
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Stevens Institute
KING SEES CANADIANS WIN.

London. April 26.-ILing Edward witnessed the
lacrosse match between the visiting Canadian team
and the Duke of Argylls team from the royal box
at Lords this afternoon The game resulted in an
easy victory for the Canadians by 10 goals 10 g.
There was a large attendance
among the spectators We're the Prince Of Wales
me Princess Beatrice, the Canadian High Commits
sloner. Lord Strathcona and Mount ROYAL; the
Earl OF Aberdeen, the Duke and Duchess of Argyll
ana Sir Charles Rivers Wilson. president of the
Grand Trunk Railway. Of Canada The Ing man
ifested much interest IN the game.
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COLUMBIA.
HILLSIDE TENNIS AND GOLF CLUB.

Plainnelf n. j.. April zs-The Hillside Tennis
and Golf cl,rc opened its course to-day. and there
was a fair attendance Of enthusiasts 10 take part
h the only contest play for tho golf committee
-up with "a prize for the best gross score, Howard
DE y Wright with a gross score of S. was the
winner. On account of a heavy wind blowing over
The course good were almost impossible The
course has never been IL better condition. and the
hard work in tbs last few weesn hss Improved II
Ee silsr5cSs Of the tl6use eQfBBattee- MIS- elliot
g RayroWs cad MIS- &s94e VISA bQS3teeok 4 y
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For other Sports see Seventh Page.
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SANFORD DEFEATS GORDON.

The third round for the monthly cup at the South
Orange Field Club golf links played yesterday
afternoon. r NJ. Sanford beat J. D Gordon. up
Or NJ E Walsrein drew a bye. and he will play
Sanford IN the finals next week.
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TIE ON DYKER MEADOW LINKS.

Three men tied for the first prize In the eighteen
hole medal play handicap against bosie yesterday
at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club. The prize was
a CUP offered by F. II. Lowell. jr., and Frank
LYMAN. J. Il. Merritt and Marvin P. Lyon each
piaced his claim with score OF up on bogle-
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.,,rrxTIoN HOUsEKEEPERs.

ATTENTION -Housekeepers. rejoice ss Uu.
new purchase system VIII ,Io1 furnish cnsb1ons
,a,,, .teel pnrlor beds, mattresses cu9ii'
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AUCTION SALES.

ESTABLISHED 1880.
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Auctioneers and Appraisers
SAIESROOM. Goo 6TH-AVE..
between 3sth and seth SITS.
sell every Tuesday. IL a m
sales of household furniture
at private residence our speclaity.
cONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
CHARLES F, WALTERS, Auctioneer
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G. C LOW HEADS LAKEWOOD LIST


Try TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSEl
Lakewood y. J.. April 26-Members and friends
OF the Country Club 10 the number OF thirteen
gagged in an unknown score handicap to-day and
eleven cards returned. The net scores IN all
contests Of the Country Club season had been
averaged and that average score was sealed and
an known to contestants until to-day's cards had
been buletined. The players chose their own
handicaps within the limit Of eighteen strokes and
The prize Went to the the secret card
which proved be Sc. George c. Low, Berkeley
Golf Won with Sc. The suMmries
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Baker scored the three points for the cup with
a net of
PRINCETON WINS AT RICHMOND COUNTY

Princeton aggression won a merited VlctolH Se'
terday in the golf match the Richmond county
C,ounrrv Club between the home team and a team
Of fifteen picked men from Old Nassau. ieOs
Pyne ID headed the Princeton forces whSh p"oIa
materially strengthened by the presence ot
Reinhart and Brokaw all members OF the Ndi asS
team The final rs to l9. IN FAVOR Vi '''
bows. Summary:
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SCOTLAND BEATS ENGLAND.

London April 25.-In the international golf match
between Scotland and England at Hoyiake (Ches-
ler) to-day Scotland the first round. IL to IL.
md Increased This lead by six more holes IN the
Iecono round.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27

no;nts In each class the club will award second
prizes also a prize the winner Of the greatest
number of points in Class u -. "a -.u-.hu.
/ Labor Day) and September H.
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a, the new cutter which has been built at the
yards of Lawley Corporation at Boston
measures 500 feet over all, and has a Wdtei
length Of only SO feet Her beam is 10 feet
inches and she will draw Il feet inches OF Wau
It may be that this yacht will be tile Ps m.
portant craft in the American racing heiU 'ii'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-27

A members handicap for three prizes started the
golf season the Marine and fleld oiuo oi Dan
Roach Yesterday r Snedeker, who enjoyed an
allowance of thrty-two strokes. Cdptutec go
prize with score of ~ while Ihree men Nv"
AZ 50 for second and third honors. summary
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COLUMBIA BEATEN AT BALTUSROL.

The Columbia College golf team met defeat yes
terday an the hands of the crack Baltusrol team.
The score standing % Is in the latters The
match was played the Baltusrol links. eight
men on side. John G. Bates. the Columbia cap
.ain, badly worsted by E. I. Thompson, while
p Nash another strong Columbia golfer, lost
70 J. A Tying by six points The summary:
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THE RRITIsB CHAMPIONSHIPS.

London April 26-In the contest at the queens
Club to-day for the lawn tennis covered court
cbanpionship H l.. Doherty retained the title of
Dohertv retain the title. They defeated Richie and
champion, defeating j. r. Richie by sets TO l.
In the doubles championship R. F. and H. L.
Sveetn1an in three straight sets
fherS nnr Seventh Page
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ARsORPTION HOME CURE.

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In the frst round the men Will meet as foIIoWs:
F3eddaIl vs. Sherman. Moore Graham Ia pm
ze Foofe Syrns vs. Elmer, Gilett VS.. Phiihps'
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ALL FOOT DISEASES.

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curing. Dr. LESCH. 978 3d-ave-. between
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In a match with II. c. Duval in the afternoon
George Low. the clubs professional. credited
sith the remarkable drive Of 500 yards.
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GARDEN CITY TEAM.
,ro>TCIAIR CLIFFS FIRST MATCH
FOX HILLS.

The Montclair Golf Club played its hrst natch
game of the season yesterday WIN the FoA INNS
a,5 MON ont bv is 10 s. The scores
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PRINCETON.
prCuNoND COUNTY
NrONTCIAIR KEATS FOX HILLS.
MONTCLAIR.
FOX HILLS

Nine members Of the formidable FOX f1iliS OOii'
bination visited Montclair yesterday ana reIuii eu
home defeated by I6 holes to 5. The summary
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PAINTINGS & vIoLINs.

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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
ART GOODS AND DRIC-A-BRAC.

MARBLE FIGURES. Antiques. cleaned and
repaired. CHARLES KOEHL. II years
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ANTIQIrE JEMELRY.

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A NURSES REGISTRY.

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AN EXCELLENT SYSTEM.

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measure: prices of ready made on credit
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ANTIQUES. ETC.
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