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STOP PRESS NEWS THE QUEEN MARY. ARRIVAL In NH” YORK. NEW VORK, June 1. The Queen Mary has arrived, pusmg Ambrose Light at 8.55 a.m., thus , completing the voyage in 4 days, 12 hours. 20 minutes. ' Her crossing was 38 minutes slower I than that at the Normandie. She is expected to dock at 4 mm. _._—————..— STRIKE IN DUBLIN. WHITSUN NOLIDAY SPOILT. I LONDON, June 1. A lightning strike of 1200 hue conductor: in Dublin. because a day’s timeuheet allegedly broke the United Tramway Company’s agreement regarding the hours of duty, spoilt the Whitsun holiday, and stranded thousands of excursionists in the capital, while visitors to the country and the seaside had to return as best they could in heavy rain. ‘ The tram aervices were normal. TENNIS IN FRANCE. _— VON CRAMM WINS FINAL. FARO-s, June I. The French tennis championships were continued. Rt§u|tsz Men's Singles.—Finnlz Van cramm (Germany) defeated F. J. Perry (Iritam), s—o. 2—'=, 9.2, 2—6, 3—o. women's Singlet—Final: lied-me Sperlinq (Germany) defeated Mud-me Methleu (France), M, 6—4. DAVIS CUP SINGLES. CRAWFORD BEATS ALLISON. GERMANTCINN, June 1. J. N. Crawford (Australia) defeated W. L. Allison (United Staten) in the DIV/is Cup singles, 4——B, 6—3, 4—6. 6—2, 6—2. ...—....

‘ Debutames for Cathollo Ball.?Appllcatlons from debutants wishing to he presented at the Catholic Charity Hall, \\‘hivh wil! he held In Hamill-0n on Thursday. June 15. will he receiv—ud until \Ycuuesda)‘, June 3. 2