The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1895, Page 7

BIG SIR WALTER NOW, The Oneck Stable Favorite Has Filled Out Wonderfully. —— Electrical Treatment May Save G. W. Johnson for the Turf. Old Jerome Park Doomed, but ts Still Used for Training. (Special to The Evening World.) JEROME PARK, April §.—Jerome Park has had its last race, and the old his- toric track will be a thing of the past after this Spring. The trainers at the track have received notice to leave at once. The recent storms played havoc with the old stand and betting ring, the roofs of both being nearly torn entirely off. Supt. Barettl said to an “Evening World” reporter to-day that tt did not matter much, as it was only a questi of a month or so when all of the bulld- ings around the track would be taken down, A visit to the Oneck stables found the atring in excellent shape and in the best of health. Sir Walter was the first looked over. He can no longer be called little, as racegoers familiarly termed him. To-day he is a gigantic hor: standing over 15.3, with forelegs, quar ters, neck and shoulders as big as a Clydesdale stallion. Sir Walter is close to 1,200 Ib., and, in- deed, it would puzgle any one not fam- Marly acquainted with him to recognize de him as the Sir Walter will be removed to than on fo-mer years. f last year. Grayesend earlier The horse putting on flesh. Fusilier has rounded into looking racehor valuable acquisition ‘and should ‘make fs working in fing shape Dowsert and}at least. After taking with the big The Coon have done well and eee work. | Chicagoan, Davis is not satisfied with Ang dally tn the “tring of aged horses, |ceriain conditions, and. unleas. there ts ter the old horses were worked in hange Billy will not wear e@ Giant unl- presence of Dr. Knapp, the two-year: | form. olds were put through their paces, | wuvis ix satisfled that young Alex. ‘There are ten in the string and a splen- did lot they are, The pick of the string look like the ful brother to California, a full brother to ‘The Eagie Bird, and a colt by Fonso. ‘oungsters did some merry work round e zigzag turns, condition and 1s harrowed daily. G. W. urchased at the «ale of the vate Col. | for such a man. ames Brown, at Morris Park, for $90.00) | George W.. Davies, one of New is being treated for his lameness by Prof.] York's old twirlers, has just completed Laughfin, with electricity. The. treat-] course In medicine In Chicago.” ‘The ment so far has wor! ers, and the }new manager re ed an invitation Professor states’ tha Will be| from Davies to attend the graduation fit to run in June and as well as he ever | caremontes, One of the ends of the wire is fixed be =R, “Hy ‘One of the ends of the wire Is fixed be = tween the hoof and the shoe, while thr BASEBALL CHA other, with a sponge dipped into hot sa Water, Is being passed over his shoulders and body. “The Evening World" printed last week that As the current is strengthened gradu ally, the horse's leg and shoulder twiten, He is being bred to several mares be: Pie to the Oneck stable. following are the two-year-o.ds: pinins bee. % (tmp) ecramble. oxford, br. ¢., 2 by (imp.) Midiothian—Patt Sir Carleton, ch. c., 2 by St. Carlo—trian, t by Midiothinn—Atisfortu K'ng Gallop—-Out by mp.) by dim Attraction Lorrainia, br. £, % by (imp.) Midlothian—Lor: ine. MAThe Hawk, ch. f.. 2 by Falconer—Mist. W. C. Rollins has a beautiful bay colt y ‘Torzo-Hana, whom he calls Joe Rox- ers, after thé ‘stable foreman, A bay colt, by Gimp.) Maxim—out of the fam: Katle Pearce, is unnamed as yet. —__—— = THESE PLACES FREE TO-DAY. Lecture, School of Social Economlcs, 24 Unic square, §'P. M., by Prof. Gunto ture, Aryan Theosophival Rooms, 144 Madiso: avenue, $15 P.M, on 1 jaw and the Ancient Th al by F. W, Sheldon, tee game of bail on sundays in the old Polo ture, ebrew Institute, East Broadway and | Grounds ou One sundied and Tens hh Columbla College, Hast. Forty-nincn | I aeeme no Sg io fe Eiitary Buiiatn Britto i elyary MEMOS | one Ensiens have organized with the following players: Joseph ©, Doaohue. poner ane firat Diy Coat + Went ‘thirty. | Laken Leopold fret base and pitcher; Pimper, eee ee eee Se dtaw tat Maker's | second ase: Howe, ahortetap, J. Holland, third me, Auraitve and What Saou Bo-Done to | yaad Gig tht ine’ erala He to None te Se See Sarees & from all team® about seventeen years old, for ‘amlly."* Lecture, American Museum of Natural History SP. M., Earthworks in the Obio Valley,” by Frederick W. Putnam, on STATEN ISLAND NOTES. The Cantey Hensal) Club, fh ae Ne ‘The contract for the construction of ahe Wee rganized, for the season with the follow A hotel proprietor from Rochester named Lan im. left Oe:d, and KR, McCauleyt centre eid try has mate an offer of $40,000 for the proper’ | They would like to Near from all teams wishing Of the late EA. Moore, om Clove Mill, on waich | ty arrange amie ‘Ade he proposes to open a large hotel, {reat all, communications to Joha. J. Cannifl At the annual meeting of ahe Staen Island Rall way Company yesterday. the following dire wore | Centre atreet, Brooklyn. were elected: ©. MH. Bass, August Harriman. Ld bd bd Frank S Gannon, Jospi Tate. le Deponge. Jr] ‘The John Dantail & Sone Bane! ‘A Canave:to, Pe Gow coming seanan and in, OB. Kereta . Louis Den: in the. dry goods. Lin Beer, J. J. Winanis and K mmone he years. Address At the Seynth Regiment armory last evenin Corporal F: W: Janssen, of New Brighton, resnted with a cr faithful service. Mrs. Robert E. Jey Hooniang nave returned to New Brights —_ caster, Pa, * iMies Outnumb D ‘Miss Welle Vyse, of New Bright: 7 jer Colts in the her guest this week Miss Minton String of Thoroughbreds, Mr and Mra have rented] Mossrs, J. A. A. H. & D. H. Morris Davison Brown’ on avenue, ry demon avenue. || have a splendid stable of youngsters to and Mri Long Island, to Mra. Henry Sediey, yialting Mr, and Mrs. Bright Att Country Club last Gastleion “the Dltowing mer opens, ork, tea Fowler, Monilay evning at the President, Lew Vive-Pre Beetten cteltieids’ Becrouary,” Gugy A. Treasurer, Otto Abimaan, Direct: Seton Lindsay Monte: ett Tranquility, ch. c.f, by Cayuga—imp, Serene tac yeserday intd_on the | Abst. Be % by. Plewna—tinp Abu. Kr nut a (aed om the] Suttle, be... by Hudson—sootl lta. fgble. the, y Tninity, br 6, 2, by Brltannie--Everywhere falter Aguo«tI®, ‘hh, yf by Cayume—Vishons Ii wes anno) Peterman, v, ey % by Britannle—imp. Peter- gyi AS ee eae slay. ‘ eilte, “bf. by Radluesimp. Lite KUL vor Kul 11 ite annual | wheal ne fuilowing | Tragedy, ch. fh. 2 by Wintted—Tom Ochiltree ik Hel: Financial Sesre | op imp. Gnlore—Hachel tary, Joh ry G Schcolma'am, Wf. a ¥rovm; Leelt, Delile. ‘Trusiees—George | schorantien, 7-ADiesS Hntaroert ap Hintigrederich Jehan, Charles “Nowy Fo | “petty, 2. 2, by imp, Gelore—Tonique Barber an Frank As Hose, a Pourrh, i 2 imp. Vagabond--Black “ohn Croak, of Port Richmoni, has returned | Ann faye" vieit in Boston, Neility, fi. 3) by tmp. Vagubond—Nimble Minaecn wicine s yas cle ced Assombtyman| Foibie, br. £ 2) by Britannie—Pratlty. (the frame proved too frail fur the battery and pag fle ied Awemobsmaa! Cortes hrf, 8, by Britangien img. Certamen. aceon vile regan beats: | Aamarine, br 2.04) Aritannte-Sanphire, | —— = te in ot Bree Raina, GayugeRow Kader 7 is io is at present 8! tgooramus, bf, 2 by tora Kader: wien | alive. ‘The “aarenslon’ took plae in Battery Toto een elected vice: | Sabo. aia Park, Jonasson did mt go nor, * Jp Vagabon ‘ chairman Honor, bi t.. #8 41d, and was burst fnto fragments by & powerful Coming Events. peli. oh. f benerss — President Gunton’s tenth annual Wednesday Rrakeman Herrick Never Tried. evening free the School Fitty-elghth Reception to Wiliam C, Opera-House, Sixty-seventh 6 ‘avenue, to-morrow night. New ' York Microscopical ‘American Museum of House, ‘East ‘treet. Society ap. pears to have lost ail the nervousness Pith which he was afflicted, and hence a splendid a Salifornia has grown immensely and The track is in good Johnson, whom the Oneck stable names of the de of honor for ten years of Robinson and Miss Julla Rever- has been New annual meeting of the Richmond County gion “Avenue Opera Bingley at Central near Third ‘Natural History, NO BASEBALL TO-DAY. The Polo Gro Cottemiate Sertes Will Begin To-Merrow. Despite Supt. Bell's efforts to get the Polo Grounds into shape for to-day’ kame between the Giants and the Jas pers, he was unable to accomplish the ask, and after looking it over, Man- ager Davis decided not to take any chances with his man, and the game was decla:ed off. ‘The heavy rains during the past two daya have transformed the grounds into a place more resembling a quagmire than | anything else. About the bases, and in| right field, especially has the water made havoe All the men reported at the grounds this morning, and while no hard work was done, they put in an hour tossing the sphere, after which they did some running. Manager Davis got back from his home in Cohoes yesterday afternoon, where he had been to see his sister, at least that 1s the way he tells it, but’ ac- cording to others who profess to know somebody else's sister also figures in his trips to his native town. If the Weather Prophet can be Induced to banave himmele between tose ana sD P.M. to-morrow, metropolitan cranics wil Have a chance to see their Gi The second game of the Collegiate y series {8 scheduled, and the boys have the strong University of Penn- sylvania team for thelr opponents In order that the Jagpers may falr chance with their brother col in the ‘Trophy fight, Manager Dav in all probability try to arrange another game for them. Manager Davis visited the Club's down- town headquarters this afternoon, He said that the grounds were drying out and unless more rain set in they ould’ be In good shape for to-morrow’s ne, “ who will officiate in the sphy gamer will be Joe Hornung or W. T. Higgins. The games will ali be begun at 3.30 o'clock. In regard to Boswell, the new pitcher, Davia said: “From what I have seen I am pleased with the youngster, and think he will prove to be a comer, Of cou he did not let Ms arm out yesterday, but he seems to have speed & He Las been highly res will be given a fair trial. ‘There is but little chance of the Schri- ver deal going through, for the present, 1 good ‘control. ommended, ani Smith is not fast enough for League company, and he will not be signed. 1] Smith is’ a good catcher, and would nake a valwable acquisition to some ubs 1] ever, He is lacking in experience, how- and the New York management wants a cool, level-headed man to ald Wiison and Farrell in backstop work. In the mean time the ropes will be set the statement alleging that Schriver had be signed to catch In New York was premature, Ite orrespondent quoted Davia on the matter, and tt was shown that there was at best only @ chance ‘hat the Chicagoan might be signed, As the ‘ase now stands New York don't want Scbriver badly enough to pay a Chicago price for him, oe Here's @ boyeott against the Orioles. It seems that non-union men have been employed on the uew grand stand in Baltimore which ts being erected to replace the old one that was destroyed ly fire, Labor unions in that clty have dectd His just cate for depriving themnelves. of ban ball at home, and will remain away from the Perhaps they will not miss so much, all. jonship of the dry-mi0! ‘and leather trae (I don't see how m that (ithe without playing for 40), tate that we hereby challenge them to ‘amount sultable to them, We are mmeyer Building and arc op ‘ployed in the ve all chal visiness, barring none. All communt dressed to Joseph F, Conroy, foun, 30: 58, Sixth’ avenue. ts To the Editor: 3. Addrens, Charles D. Dono- ird street, hue, S18 West Fort baseball team would It to arrange Sunday games with first clase unl- Amines. Address, Edward F. Curley, Secre- care Lyceum, 64 Weat Ninety-seventh street, Hams, short stop; Joe Shick, right field: John South Urooklyn Handball Club, 198 ‘are of the Hendrickacn, mi ‘are John Daniell and sons. —. = MORRIS YOUNGSTERS NAMED. a commence the racing campaign of 189 with, They are highly bred, and the res are nicely mixed, while the mares matrons of blue blood of the first water, The youngsters are named as follows: Rhododendron, ch. ¢,, 2, by Winfred, Noxious, b,c, by imp Galore—tmp. Miasma, Kept be Bh by Imp, Oxlip—imp. Bt tn the, Morris string outnumber the colts, It will also be noticed that there are a great many imported colts and fillies in the stri of the most succe: and among them Messr: have a few crackajack: hey are the ul aires in En, Siorris thould get Intermission, b.” facation Lambert br f.'%, by Amphion--Starlight train wrecked at Hastings Dec. 24, 191, who was Like Pierre Lorillgrd’s stable, the fillles | indicted for fatling to the St. Louls express THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING; APRIL 3, 1 WALCOTT HAS A HUGE TASK. -—_.+— Dunn's Weight and Skill Oonsid- ered Great Handicaps. Leonard - Pierce Prelimimary Bout i fy er a. “Watcorn. The bout that will doubtless create the most excitement {ts that between fick” Dunn, of Australia, and Joe Walcott. of Boston, The Australian will have all the better of it in weight, reach and height, and this certainly should stand “Mick” in hand against such a mall opponent as the Tostonlan. “Young” Griffo will second Dunn, Seth “MICK? DUNN. In Australia, Dunn was for years the “trial horse" at the Sydney Athletic Club. During his whole career there “Mick” never met a man who could lower his colors, In Philadelphia the Australian has a host of followers who think him good enough to back to the extent of their bank accounts. Those who follow the prize ring are | familiar with the battles that Joe Wal- cott has participated in, and the man who defeats the colored man will bank- Tupt Boston, Walcott’s best” fighting weight 1s 133 pounds, and it Is very doubtful if the man ‘lives to-day that | could defeat him at that weight. In his match with Dunn, the Boston man is giving away at least elghteen pounds, The colored man and his man- ager are not losing any sleep, however, over such a trifilng thing as weight, an both claim that they always have to | give away pounds of it in order to get on & mate One impression among sports is that Walcott Is not a clever man, and that any clever, stiff puncher could defeat him handily, ‘Take his fight with Tracey and this will prove to the opposite. Ene preliminary bouts will be between Mike Leonard, late of Brooklyn, but now of the Tenderloin District, joined the “flower boys" brigade, and Eddie Pierce, of the Fourth Ward.’ This bout has created almost as much excite- ment as the star bout of the night. ‘Al’ O'Brien, of Philadelpht has forgotten how hi been fighting, will face Jimmy Handler, of fewark, ‘The latter has a large coterie who think him Invincible, and will ac- company him to the island to see him thrash the Philadelphian. ‘The raliroads and tr run special trains. The Long Island Railroad trains as follows: From fourth street, New York, 7.20 P. M., ator ping at Bast New York; from Whitehall street at 6.10, ) and $10 P.M, Returning trains will leave Culver’ De pot, Coney Island, after the entertain- ment, who nes will will run Kast Thirt ley Flying Machine Burata to Pleces. Johan Alfred Jonasson, the saflor-inventor, ot 17 Hamilton street, made a trial of his electric flying machine yesterday afternoon and 1 still JONASSON'’S FIRST AIR SHIP. (It few off into space and never came back.) Albert E. Merrick, the rear brakeman of the that ram Into {t, has been miming ever since he secure! pall. Mig case Das never been called for ial, apd Digtries-Acccruey Flatt, of, Westoh ter iy, givee the excuse that no one ever 40 persons, including the crack amateur and professional wingshots of the coun- turers and Dealers’ Association, of Attracts Much Intere: which the Great American Handicap is the feature, The meet will continue for Htoree days, and the big event wil take Metropolitan sports who follow box- | place to-morrow | ing will have their pleasure gratifd| ‘The rain last night put th in to-night at the Seaside Athletic Club, | a disagreeable condition, but amp! Coney Island, All of the contestants [Vision was made for the comf have been tor three weeks in active |convenionce of the shooters and spec | training, and reposts from their head- pre AL RUM nort 1 Otis Land the birds we quarters are that they are in good con. | TN te Wien thie, While | Alation. . Park Introductory, the conditions be | Ing seven bird4; "$7 entrance; de rise; three moneys, | on z 6: Clark, 7 Glovers 4) ee? Van Dyke 7:1) Pe a Phister Whi Eddie Gallagher, of New London, and young Rice, of this city: have signed articles to meet ‘in an elght-round bout at 115 pounds for a \day evening, since he has | CRACKS AT THE TRAPS. First Day of the Big Shoot at Wil- lard Park, Paterson, (Spectal to The Evening World) WILLARD PARK, April 3.—About try, witnessed the opening of the third annual meet of the Interstate Manufac organ, 5; SPORTING MISCELLANY. The Harvard Faculty ait not toueh the for ball question at thelr regular tmeeting yes day, much to the disappointment of terested, who hoped to fee the question av! The more sanguine among the footballists con | sider this af indicating that the Faculty ma take no further action in the matter, the ailently assenting to the Athletlc Commit sitlon, Lage eee | those Jamea J. Corbett, talking yesterday tn burg upon the proposition of the Olympte ( New Orleans, to make changes in the boxing rules, no far an the Club wax concerned, making rounds four and rests two minutes, said “There te sity for agy changes, ait none are likely to be made. The present rules | wore adopted vernal consent iS short of that can change them, — If the Olympir lub 11 allowed to make changes, every eluly in the country can do the same thing, and there Would he no standard for boxing tournams Am opponed to a two-minute reat give a winded man too much cham ee oe Charlie Burne, the meteorte Heht-welaht, who flasied about thin city for a brief period and Aisappeared Just before he wan to have fought a private mill, hax turned up. He fought 4 ten-round draw with “Kid Hogan in Cigeinnat last night {a matched to fant! Td Vaughn, of Trenton, Mi, for #0 8) Joliante Connors, of Springheld, side at bantam ‘weight purse of $125 at the show of the Athletic Club on April 1, . the feather-welght who. aril adie Curry, ted by Kid M w York Athlette confident. he can nts to meet him side with amall glo ee ‘The Oakland Athletic Club wilt give its tn augural boxing show in Oakland Rink on Sy'ur April 13. There will be three spe etal boutn betw following boxerk: Chorley Roden, of the and Jerry 1 Hay onne, ‘six rounds, at 0 nde: Nick Collins. of ‘at 118 pounds. Is city, and Hughey O'Netl, of the Lenox A. ¢ Mix. Founda at catchweights. The event of evening will be a ten-round bout between M McCue and Joo Craig, at catchwelghts, Tom Frarler, the Mrooklyn Ightweight. 1s anxious to Ket on a limited round bout or a fuish |Meht with Max Kane, of the Pastime Athier) | Club, for $150 0 ride, eee George Rows, th welght, haw ¢ lenged. Jimmy Gort Paterson, No J. 1 bout or to a finish for $250 a #i be pulled off in private and 1) 108 pounds. Gorman will probably islonm agit with Ross, with whom he recently. fought a sla round draw id so ee The members of the West Side Athletic Club are making nts for a boxing show ty he held the of thie month. There will [4 \ atx mpectal bouts between well-known boxvrs for Jimmy tarry of Chicago, has notified the fon that ne Barry and Jack * lyn bantam weight rounds in the Seas: are ma Jo Athiet Solly Smith, | draw with Tom, ny, ently fought a ten-rouad ‘of Austrailia, in the Se) wide Athletic Club, saya that ax Denny has accepted the challenges imsued by him 19 fx! again, he will fight Tommy Dixon, of Rochester or any 120-pound boxer, for oe Jim Mal}, who ts in Detroit, teamed a chal Jenge, laat hight, to fight any man in the worl to a finish, at 165 pounds, If no one accepts. he will Aight Joe Choytnakt a limited round bey for ag much money as Choyinski can raise, says. oe G, A. BW. 8. D. D.—No, — GOSSIP OF THE TURF. ‘The performance of Meadows tn the opening dash at Alexander Teiand yesterday was astonish ing A few days ago the gelding won from 9 good fied in casy fashion, Yesterday he bad last. It te no wonder that New Yorkors *h up their hands when public form te such fashion. Half Breed, who won on Frida was 9180 unplaced in his previous race, had won handsomely the week before. _T! do not like this Kind of a game any more tian public, and ic ta ao that 4 erlul faces, popual races were run on the leve id people will find that honesty the wisest policy In the end in racing Fritz would have won the secon race har down with an even break ct Alexander Insinuations have been made that Ser Tompkins, who owns the Clover Btaule, ™ Mone the races As to drop his heros tn Hellagio wan backed yerterday, bec ed soft for him. Mr Tounpline 4 mail Inviness ty sin Hin horses take their chances the # other: 1 Paragon, vary faine nf, mne-two-three. fay kW! wl to win mi ' | ampian. Wie ue Are Invited to Compete Architects have been invited ta com |pete for the job of plenning the | home of the New York Ath’ 4 bass of a limited cost of $404! mot of ground purchased by the Ch } {wo vears ago, upon which the butiding Ig to he erected, has a frontage of 1 et on Fifty-ninth street, netes on Sxih avenue, wi A running back 10 feet 5 Inches further ty Pitty tre Vowhich the} exte wenly tert, Ag mwatd f Sa) to the accepted “designer is Tho éneciiloations ore as follow | NEW PALACE FOR WY. A.C Meroury Foot Orcanization Wants to Spend $450,000 On It. Liberal Offer to Architects, Who garten above ented, & ec0n : Yow at tie. neta Ay ork th Hobo Tockerg, shower, bathe ten Vonetn locker floors, a lake Ry Ho Intertor columns, with Ang, fencing and rowing « siti ning track, preferably. aiatesn | and measuelng-r oan, Teast att, leitohens Hlweping-rontiw (about MIN tor a tn every re. 5.000 peuple mework anit mentation, Th Hard woodwork fttlng: trance floor, hers 1h; everything my rhe uate, vt Derfectly. pi ties ate dexirabe on heh the parlor had ining room, fu TeelAnished in cheayer winds ue the bent ak tae Bi should have at cayabia ate he ut The t two hot rt machinery 7 d vided for kan, but 1K Appa Vand econamicn li nerve Vided wit appliance hot and be el size aud material plumbing and sanitary arraigements ment he aly toitely frat clawm eany of access tor tnaqwctton | aad repatr. All pipes, both hortzontal and per. | omuat he in condiit®, and one pipes A he exposed ta damere by frost “Plans muse be submitted before May: a cine pete ALEXANDER ISLAND ENTRIES. | RACE TRAC K, ALEXANDER AND, April 3.—The entries for to-morrow’s races on this track are as follows: Ist. Apprenth Mistletoe totimidad Second Ray quarter furlongs. Him MoLaughin ly Jove... ryt | Duke John... Speeuwent Nese | Mayor B... Prince Kath ....115, Foxglove |. Pickaway vse ellos Ited Crome’, Wan Sy teres Syra Ls Quar eaTry Third Race—One mite, Galloping Kink vn airyent Paris é Fat Woon THO Bon Voyage col. Nenvolty Di0b Herehmetd eco OD Wb Glenall 00. © furlongs Mt Paragon Con Lucey Johan T . Gardner ES Jenjamin ... Fifth Race—Six amt a qu furlongs Waloutt 9 1K wn 15 Low Rhett 106 Thin Flynn 104 aky 105 Yor swt sixth Race—Six and a half furlongs. Murphy ....101 Me 3 intol Drawn on a Policeman, Special Officer Thompson was taking Jotm Me- Cagney, of 435 Wem Fifty-seoond street, to the Weat Forty-neventh street police station last hight when he saw MoUagney fumbling with his hands under hin coat. He found a loaded revo! ver clasped in MeCagney’s right hand William Foley wan captured by Patrolman Dar. rett, of the same precinct, later on, They are suld t. selon to a Kang, and had arrested a tor disorderly ¢ it na a@ butoher, In the Yorkville id for & es ere wreet Sent to the i Wensher Forecan| Forecast for thirty-six hy Phurmlay tor New York City + afternoon on Th) Vhiaraday mort trisk to The following record shows mperature during the mor fated by the thertaometer at Perry's pharn Se Mise BBG Ay Myoe 8419 ALM... AU12 M48 WILL FURNISH YOUR HOMES, 895. tal Palace the per, Ortian and M to tell the kulg Youhes on Trineily, Prop ne bridge naked and in single fied from follwing what turned be valu Jack Joyner hi teen of Augont haa at of tw The Hartford run some ——_——__—_ Case Agninat the N. M. A. C, journed, ‘The action of Charles Grifin againat the New Manhattan Athle and the Piqua ociation for $1,800 for a bill of whiskey the Club hy the firm of Glover @ Sons way called to-day. before Justice Newburger. tn Part 1V Ajourned until to-morrow p arrived at St pont» horse earolds th Asaph woh nix fie“ Aa Cou Asked him ‘to do 20, —e— Aldermen Go on a Junket. Aldermen Parker, Robinech and Goodman w to Baltimore, with sucnery ~ ayes to-day, $3] mit abet Laas Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co. Wii CHICAGO, Ill, April %.—Judge Jenkins ren- dered & decision to-day in the case of the Farm: ‘Trust Company, of New York, ya ‘The new club-house of the Gravesend Bay Yacht on the Ulmer Park Pier will 008 be ready for occupancy. On May 32 the mer- bers will celebrate the opening with a ball and entertatement ong Winmsow'e Roars: perthwait famil We furniture co the first hwalt havin blishet the p wherthwait & ¢ street, 14 of the comple furnish ly house or & hotel. ‘The F nth « torehouse was open last sum mer, and consequently goods are style and 8 ail brand new in and literal tis sult the custome! Here are bedroom sets p from the cheapest rom $10 to pari from 812.4 up to $250, In all the woe and ali the. different. carvings, broca telle damasks plushes, &c., dining room furniture in endless variety, mostly in the prevalling oak. As for carpets, Cowperthwait & Co., advantage of free wool and the prostration of business, had their goods made when the mills would otherwise have been idle; when labor Was cheap, and workmen, to bold their Jobs, patrons teenth mires establiehment a’ the benefit in lowest p I carpets and rugs. %° materi Ven to practically ranging to the bes sults running takin: general Four- njoy~ weok it may go ae hi men are reporte her om the m NO ONE WHO ‘WITHOUT HAV present time, w tower near the Worth Monument. Every fire house in the country should have these pictures. on its walls BOOKS START WELL. onday EAST ST. LO 22 to 38 centa @ pound & -IREMEN, PAST AND PRESENT.” This set of Six Pictures isa pictorial history of the Fire Department from the time of our grandfathers to the present, showing Barnum’s Museum and the Crys- Als it fires. (Continued from Wirst Page) third, three parts of a length behind Copyright. Tine. 185, FOURTIE ACE Halt a mite Werin 1h an 4 114) @ © to witness the run- whoa ala ‘ran, IS RESULTS. RACE TRACK, EAST ST. LOUIS, ML, April &— Tho races on this track to-day resulted ax follows First Race furle «lan “Campbell, 4 to. Kee ‘ond, 4 tod place birds iment." nA Races Six ies-Won by Cunarder @to hand 1 to 2) Ba Barnes second, 5 to 2 place; Harney Laraway third, “Time—t Third furiongs.—Won by oil. and 4 te a; ©; Conductor M 1a RESULTS AT NASHVILLE. ap GD RACE TRACK, NASHVILLE, Ten Cowperthwalt & Co.'s Big Up-town] april go The races on this track to-day Store Is a Marvel. resulted as follows In the springtime the housewife’s| te pace lise, fara ge Non by fancy lgntly turns to thoughts of mav-| Sut, (tod places Lady Pepper thir ing, housecleaning and the wal of | Tire tt ‘ a he parlor carpet or the Kitehen chairs unjongs.—Won, by or something else And in the great] ne aid at metropolitan district this thought 0 1% quickly followed by that of the nan ens Cowperthwalt,” famous In household jsoods. World) |this abstract thous y ADH. Ap Ts | of Cowperthwait & Co. \* mena leix-story new building, at 12, 104 and] MoM My 4 )iok Weat Fourteenth street, de Hterally iu are Uraghit ’ jcrowded trom cellar te reot with fur- |W ras 4 bos ‘| jniture, carpets and other household be- | , }longings, and every piece a ple; | ° hot a duplicate ii the house, the mam) {ant as moth sturehouse of the firm betug in| bauer West street — - ie the elghty-elghth year of the | for Pinte tnt —— Beef May Go still from t that bert may Fl and that teh as 30 to have almost a complete cor: PRETENDS TO BE the greatest care in their] oP WITH THE TIMES GOKS TO BED Us . |G SHEN THE NIGHT for] EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD, April tet, 1808, Notice to Tobacco Smokers and Chewers We will from this date accept. 20 BUNKER TOBACCO | WRAPPERS FOR ONE EACH OF OUR CELEBRATED PICTURES, BUCHANAN & LYALL, 101 Wall St, N. oO a scene in Madison Square at h three-horse engine and water LAND WORK FOR THE POOR. S75 Acres Alrendy Donated Practicn! Purpose. Three hundred and seventy-five acres of land have been offered by the ow ers for the purpose of fucnishing work and relief for the unemployed, as plan- Bargains in ned b a Committee of the New York Umbrellas. Assoclat lor the Poor, Wiliam He Tolman, Bec- 26 inch, close Roll. Committee, told a reporter (weithcane and taneal b lor a retary of th ke for “The Evening World,” this afte All oiiera cut out the running for a fur. borat the land would be divided so Silk Corolla Umbrellas, third, The latter, under the whip, moyed ©#ch applicant and his family would | € he far Mtn need aC f cre for cultiva- “a the far turn and took the He quarter of an acre for cultly Handles of Furze, Weich a y sure winner, when she bolted | “Witiam steinway has offered the use| gel and Congo, ‘ he and Hera then went to the of three hufdred acres on Long Island, Pe front again, and Reeth, riding, Wistful hack of North Beach, and adjoluing the in Bulbs, “Prince of Wales* howl ‘There ahe huageand Mlorene won St Michaela Cemetery grounds. ‘The a A short, head, WWistful being. two , Long Island Improvement Company and Opera Crooks, 7.3 naths in front of | Gimme. ime~ has placed fifty acres near Long Island Ps) a rier re at the disposal of the Committe Six and one-half furlongs. e lands are easily accessible by the Beitine. Thirty-fourth street and Ninety-second Starters, weights, Jockeys aight. Place, | i ferries and a Five th ey OS) ix-Mayor Hewftt has offered several Silent ‘Lamy PS 2-5 vacant lots at Inwood on the Hudson Himyar } Niet bt River, and Morris Tuska, of the He- Hat ‘i ft Bob brew Tnatitut fives, the uae 0} went iL Aes T lor a Me ne ea PAN cisveeseess & b-2 tots on Undred cand. Portieth 7) street, r tne North iver, Other Bilent ; ON aiid | per ms sent word that, fourte n or ay ors je Sealper, Was second, Hote "On One Hundred and. Twenteth Kandor was third street, r the North River, may be | Broadway & 20th St. ‘Time 1.20 1-2. sed ultivation, Kjelgaard, a practical farmer, CURIOUS V Wins AT 5 To 1 pen appointed to take charge of the work, ant will ald the appicants in —— Working te moll and planting ees. 2 "i Mching, WIL begin a nday nt New Ort LL #40 worth of gar iy ia ly and a iatge 7 quant of fertilizer. Potatoes will be {Special to The Evening World.) the main product, and cabbage, beans RACK TRACK, YEW ORLEANS, nd turnip will April A goudslzet crows journeyed | ny len truck,” ice, parsnips and ‘carrots, will alo be planted w vOntD OF LABOR, A cards The track be KR, Pulton’ Cutting Is Chairman of the __ at and was Committee. ‘Ten thousand do‘lars rand t ratches| (o neeisd for thé: whole work, and t Cabinet-Makers! Union No. 9 otecte s new SAME nume Subtle. ts expected to donate tt of Officers this evening | Birst longs. —Won by | AT" Soantte lab the treasurer, at 27° Pine] carpenters’ Union No. 490 has elected Wiles Curtou. i; Alive 1., 6 tol atreet Skelly Recording and Corresponding Secretary, 1 piace, was secatily and Col. Atmore see ap gee Ac tnnigin'aquarverly meeting ofthe ‘ i aes Stone Cutters an re Unt core rane Hin pearl N. Cooper and] TROUBLE AT SPA SPRINGS, | | b¢ eiecve iil si: fay i t - 7 . The Lenislature is looking inte Cond Race-Seven furlongs — Won by ae praia erNe, etislatere ie lek ee Ouk Forest, § ty 1 ands 101 Huckeve, | Sheri Notified that Unpatd Ems | companies of thats ie ey 19 5 place, 3 vaca Map ticgin Riailens Carpenters’ Unions som, $91 and 618, have: dow : ched to take pa mmonelag palizonie “Home, 1) Woo Rotation, | NEW BRUNSWICK, N, J April 3 —| 0 iG take part inthe slgat-hour a itl aces Seven. furlongs Won by | Notice was served on Sheriff Richard Deen appointed kota, even anl 2 ty 5; Vold, even [Serviss, of Middlesex County, this morn- a (Ue e, hey peed 1, and Jennie W. third. |ing that there likely to be vio- ers’ Union No. 1 hele” Rt Croix, iturrell’s Billet, Grasshop-| lence at the works of the Staten Island ning at the Labor Lape and atta Springs. iver has been unable to pay of the operatives, and in thelr n they have grown despera ‘ elver notified the Sheriff that the County of Middlesex would be he responsible for any damage to property. Sherif Serviss summoned twenty dep- uties from h Amboy and placed them about Judge Rice sent Lumber Company at bes PAY weph Doody announces that to-ddg day for members of Brickiayers' Unig lected Recordiny nich 70 of the Worl othe last se ‘Pome retary pro tem, Genera) Benent Un Next Priay and S. when the Am works. iivsex County Court Interpreter | Jha I Cook has been comminaioned an, a ft pia ree eetcr | nivii': Gipantene by the Genera B Coune a Springs to explain the situation | "s+ iyi nited Uniherhood ot Carpenters aid Joiners 3 346, of the Broth rviss Is on the grounds. Jstineme Lode, No, SUGAR-WORKERS IDLE, [isi tiie, B'S tug intact" has been elected We rnanizer of the Brooks, Joseph Solotowaky and e United Garment Work wi Si wha Neudquarters' at 130 QA Down and 5,000 Men Are Thrown ( e sugar refineries of the Trust which atelin Willlamsburg shut down The Manhattan Musical Protective Union wil ae t for the benefit of Its rellet ‘Tamuany Hall on the evening of Sunday, at Lo'elock this morning, To-day about Ke # men ore at work cleaning up the el A. Hayes, ler. Joseph f iilroy,G. place ting things in order, but Cllroy, G, Sahner ond In a few days only the watchmen will be of the United Grea Vice-Preaident of asters tions and must wait more or less \'placed under $200 bait patiently until business starts up again. ed-money trom, th No reason {s glyen for the shut out| tim ie Recrvtary Fa buryesaty Of the Abe the buildings need to be | lantic Coast Seamen's Unton, Sin Fragclao carpenters are preparit spfiernagel told an “Rvening | sncthec DebChaar teraire. rhe tha this morning he dt | the eehtiour workday on May 1, together wl ieee Busibces would’ start intrease of wages, ‘There are about 3 Peet nen on ihe books of tie loval union, every eee Sai whom ia determined to Rold out if It ail Sunumer K. OF L. HEADQUARTERS. Avraham Mitchell of the United Ciothing : i Salome s Unlin was admitted an a delegate ; he Misceilaneous Section oft A Movement to Make This City th uy. che seston Geeenan ae ig structions to Make AR attemps Mend Centre. sof the Union with sew ow »®) Knights of Labor tn this ad dealers on Baxter street. Beligerelaaveqiencaiy lie Rateable trig xo 1k Ribbon Weavers’ Union decided leat y y hight to sak thelr employers to agitating for the removal of the head- | eit to increase the eenie’ et wegen’ t6 nad Se'e oy New, of West Pifty-ffth street, the Order from Philadelphia ne ONES from FAS nS Ig nlilingneas to. grant the request wil do quarters of > this city Knights of Labor here declare that | the executive officers. of the Order the Ime should be in this elty because there is ml deck te, important, business here panne age, They the attention of the xe tlie } At the ral Convention. of the | Order ip 1 the General Executive hoard was authorized to reme the = headquarters of ‘Order from Phila- itectural Mluestone Cutters and ting tonight tn Columl 1210 Firat avenue, where the report of the Committee on the Tobia law will be read, era’ Association will hold tte night in the Labor Lyceum, b city It deemed best. iphia to ar CDEDWEDBOEDWSDWSBWeWewWoO g For Brain. id For Muscle, a é A. B. C. Oatmeal. ; Steam Cooked. Always Ready. The Mest Nutritious Break(act Dich. ODSDIDIDID DODO po guise of being farmers, after landi ‘sent back tral Labor gressive Musical Union to stop further of the | (] [eo 3 unions teasta two yearn, time and will be