The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1895, Page 7

THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVE ING, APRIL EEE EEEEnnreneen enn ETS GALLOPS IN THE MUD. Heavy Tracks for Training at Gravesend and Sheepshead, Domino Promises to Live Up to His Two-Year.Old Form. McCarren’s Brother to Blitzen Marked Like « Circus Horse, (Special to The Evening World.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY, April 9—Both the Sheepshead Bay and Gravesend race tracks showed the effect of the heavy Fainstorm of yesterday, A dense fog hung over both tracks until about 10.30 A. M., when the fog lifted slowly and the day became almost as warm as in Midsummer, ‘Trainers wore rewarded for their pa- tlence, and had a grand day for working. ‘There x nothing on earth makes a race- horse so cheerful as does bright sun- shine,-ana they bad plenty of it this morning for a few hours. At Sheepshead Bay Messrs. Littlefleld had their string of, old horses out, and did excellent work through the mud. Commissioner, Bright Phoebus and the Stately Sabilla looked pictures in their work. It would be hard to find a finer trio of three-year-olds in one string. John Evans's Beansey worked in the second set with a beautiful lot of fl- les, the greater part of which are owned by J. Malcolm Forbes, of Boston, owner of the great English race horse Meddler, which was once the property and {dol of the late Squire Abingdon. Among the fillies is a beautiful bay by Barcaldine, and another of the same color by Royal, Hampton, William Lakeland gave _ first-class work to the big Keene string under his care, Domino looked as glossy as a Faven as the sun shone on‘his flanks. The son of Himyar went once around the track at three-quarter speed, and it was a splendid sight to see him come down the front stretch, scattering the mud about. Domino will certainly be a great race horse this year, as he looks in better health than he did, even when he el trified the racing World with his two- year-old fornf. ‘The youngsters dl a strong gallop in Indian file, Taral riding the Tremont- Gypsy colt, lornpipe, Dangerous, the brother. to Freeland, | Bowling. Green and the brother to Reporter had a clinking good gallop over a mile. This is the first time the brother to the erratic Reporter gal- Joped with the quartet mentioned and he showed up in good form. Albert Cooper did excellent work with a big Gee but they were worked in the fog and’ could not be seen over a hundred yard Jim Shields’s Tom Skidmore galloped a mile at @ nice clip. This game horse fs going In good shape now. t Gravesend Frank McCabe was out early with one string of two-year-olds, which were galloped at a two-minute clip, The older horses had the advan- tage of nice weather, and Declare, P: triclan, Monte Carlo and Long Beach seemed to enjoy it, They worked only about the two-minute clip. W. B. Gilpin worked two strings at a good Facing. clip. Tanbgark was given pecial work, and he wil be in prime condition for his match with Nick John- on next Bunday. The match is cre- ating at interest at Gravesend, and there is 4 divided opinion among the trainers as to which will win, ‘Tom Moore, Lord Hawkstone and the rest of the string worked nicely J. V. Elliott gave his Brooklyn Handl- cap candidates clinking hard work. Le onawell’s I!king for the mud is too well known to need describing. The Baroness fs improving with every gallop. Rollin, Mcintyre and the rest of the string did good work. Ex-Senator McCarren's brother to Blltzen, and a bay had a rattling good gallop. There are no two horses in existence more unlike each other than Blitzen and his younger brother. Blit- zen. was a black, while Mr. MeCar- ren'’s youngster ts hestnut, with an all-white head, resembling a Hereford- shire steer, nd his legs and body are deeply covet with white. However, the youngster though the boys at y the circus horse, George Meehan gave Sir Knight and the rest of Mr. Roche's string road work on the Boulevard. ———— > —___ SPORTING MISCELLANY. ‘The Intercollegiate Athletic Association seems Feluctant to connect entirely with the A. A. U.. fearing, perhaps, trat the big organization might dominate the collegiate games. A proposition to Join the A. A. U, on any other than the terma under which all clubs in that amalgamation are members would be a violation of the very spirit of the A. A. U. Itself, and should not he cons Bidered by the Commitiee in charge of the mat- run, al- all him, ‘The water polo teama that will compete in the Ce tank on Thursday night will be A tA Position. Chicago A.A W. G. Dougias ....Right forward. M. Ihint W. FE. Dickey Left forward. (0. J. H. Patrick PF. Dickey) ...--Centre rush.G. A. Thorn, Capt N, Murray . LB. Bure ©. J, Kiatner B.S. Donnelly | E. F. Habold .........-Goal.... Wo oH. Thompson RO. Haubold ...Rubatitute..:. -. J. F, Terrell ‘The Chicagoans will arrive to-night Withington and young Watson, of the Harvard homore crew, were put in at stern on the faraity boat yesterday to fill vacancles caused by the continued {ines of Hollister and Per- King, Both new men are good substitutes ‘The Athletic Committee of the University Ath letic Club has got down to work. and a meeting of the football experts will be called to consider & modification ‘of playing rules. A delegation from the Weatern colleges, which ro: ed ent at the de! John Hand —Any sult i ST. ASAPH ENTRIES. MACE TRACK, ST. ASAPH, Va ie entries and weights for day'e races are as fol.ows: First Race—Half a m: ca Tutela Kelle Line Weng Second Race—Six and a half furlongs Chiswick . 108 Nochharren 104 Ornus Sey Weel é 104 Hoey screenees 103 Deno 4 Leonard: Wo StWineent socsocss doe Third Race—Six { Lotus Himyariat Gov. Russell Vision. Fourth Race—Potomac Owlet 107 Miley 200.000 S02 Tinge esses Pontlear ee Fitth PereHalt a mue Gray Dos 2 Misa Delmont 109 Train 2 elle Alr 109 Noxtoun 0200, Vive Reza 100 Torte 10) Tyvana 100 Mixth Race—Five furlong: Wah Sim oo...) 113 Velvet Rose WH Ponag 2005000112 Tancred Senator Veat .......102 Herkimer verses. Flatlands .....05..:-103 Tartufle ...... ——— Miss Oakley at Home, Among *he passengers on board the steamer Massachusetts, which arrived here this morning, LIGHT FOR THE M. A. c. Murphy May Buy Judgments jet the Sheriff Out. Deputy Sheriff Frank J. Butler ts the new Manhattan Athletle Club, figuratively speaking, to- | day. His presence is not altogether in the relation of a guest, but apparently causes little uneasine HIS SKIPPER THE HEIR. the Late H.C. Polhemus W ‘acht Reckless to Ci HAVRE DE GRACE, M4., April 8. By the terms of the will of the late H. C. Polhemus, of Brooklyn, N. Y., the yacht Reckless and her complete equip- ment fw left to Capt. William It is considered the finest sporting outfit here, and was fitted up at a cont ap- proximating $19,000, employed by Mr. twenty years prior to his death, AMERICAN LEAGUE SESSION. | CHANGES AT THE THEATRES. “Alndain, Jr. THROWN INTO THE TORRENT. — 2 | Froicht Train During a Dense Fog Ran Into a Washout. MUNYON SCORES ANOTHER VICTORY, Catarrh Positively Cured, A Geverous Ofer of Teat Treatment Honest People Give Faets That Convince the M Seeptical. Smith, 649 Perry atrent, Newark, ans gave up my | a New Extravagance, Ing the New Sport Pres reaniaation at Cleveland. JAND, ©., April §.—Repres tative horsemen from all parts of the | ty at the Broadway The country are tn session at the’ Hollenden Sale of Dress-findings Whalebone, 5o gross, 36 inch best quality pure shell, $12.50 gross, $1.10 dozen, - Dress Shields, (best quality—pure rubber lined—muslia “holding down" Aladd'a. Jr. 4 tale of # won first metropolitan presentation. audience to welcome IL The cai number of people well known in 3 will be reviewed {9 to-morrow 4) “Evening World.” AMERICAN THEATRE, Miss Elita Procter Otis, a clever, magnetic a tress, appeared at the American Thi te | night as Nancy Sykes in “Oliver Twiat. Charles | ewan a large National o The chief object of the new assoctation will be to protect legitimate sports. convention Was stated session had been devoted to talking over | reliminary way and to the constitution Ln far nothing had been decided upon. ‘The name of the new organization will probably be the American League. VIGILANT IS OVERBOARD. Probably Leavy On Hor Voyame F SOUTHAMPTON, April 9.—The yacht Vigilant was Iaunched at 10 o'clock this morning and will be fitted with the yaw! | rig under which she will croas the At- is at work getting} her into cruising shape and she will probably sail on Thursday. —— GOSSIP OF THE TURF. ust Telmont’s Open to All w York, The to the manage- aineer, Fireman and Brakeman Burted Under the Wreck. Butler represents judgments secured | the Club last w harles Gritfin for two Bilis of $1,543 respectively, and that Moore waa Polhemus for nearly matters ina Jeane as beyond thelr aki Tw pala and constant distress catarrh, with in the throst and 1 wuffered my much rheumatiom tn the shoulder that { could scarcely Wad kidney trouble, teet and ankles RRADFORD, The Reckless ts a sloop, 62 feet over 52 feet on the water line, registered in the to which her e lien. Griffin's judgments are in whiskey lg for legal services, chronty darrhoea, continual dropping of 1) bills and Arnold’ Light in. the darkness, now manifest. Rochester an} Pittsburg Ratlroad, while nd Wi Ment and William A) Mentayer, Tats? of apnea wil be criticised in feet beam. Larchmont Yacht Club, late owner belonged. — GRAY BILL’S ENEMY. Comatock running at near Sykes, Dubois and Punxsutawney, rather stormy meet-) a moderate Hoard of Directors was held last nigot behind closed door which were carefully guarded. is said on. ge ‘Murphy, an romised to set the Ci to the Club, « Mr. Murphy's plan, it 1s belleved, to purchase the Judgments, as well as all other claims against the Club, Until @ deal of some sort.ia made Deputy But- Ter will recain his charge. ex-Postmaster Cornelius directors of the seen at his office by an “Evening j reporter to-day and sald: “The organization will be all, right The Evening \' HERALD SQUARE THEATRE Mra Potter and Kyrle Hetlew bexan the third nt lam week of thott engagement at the Meraid Square Theatre, last ni | “Franeition,’* with thelr work in which pay New Yorkers may now very well presented; of the Potter-Iellew repretolr HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE, & reat attraction Lay America’s most popular actor, Joseph Jefferson, | move my arm. backache and swelling of th ft would be hard to find a more obstinate: ave, and [could &c you's statement that hin remedies s freely that 1 wai wurne of Professor | T wish also to particularly The tracks run along the side of the arion River at this point for some | South | ib on its feet. jouthampton and complicated They revive! Dumas’ Sizes 2, 3, 4, loc. per pair, $1.10 dozen, Relteraten Hin Former Argument Agninat It. (Spectal to The Evening World.) The fox was dense at ured by a she Taylor ald ut It Is not the best feature | MOFNINK, Prussia Bindings, ; Taffeta Ribbon. ~~ Bone Casings, Beltings, Velveteen Bindtgs, Dress Cordings, Braids, &a. Lord & Tayior, : Broadway & 20th St, one of the Comstock appeared before Committee on Judiciary to oppose the Percy-Gray which, with the Wilds Antl- and Bookmaking bill, has already passed the Assembly. the Senate this afternoon Racing biil, and yet the movt promptly curativ raging torres rand Fireman Chase, Professor Munyon’ are buried under the wreck. For a Iimited time Prof, Munyon makes an offer at Treatment for catarrhal troubles (eines free, and merely nominal office for loreal applications, Munyon's Remedt obstinate and fntr There is no need to di bought up and paid in a day or so. am more than glad that Mr. induced to lend his ald in straightening out the Club’ there were no new directors elected last night. formal meeting, uence was done. taken place are that Murphy has placed a representative at the clib-house to look out for his inter- is Charles I. Orange, and will be intendent.”” ‘Another sult has been added to the Hat of actions brought tainable at this writing SEVEN PEOPLE ENTOMBED. Inpre of a The Harlem Opera-tt rawded at every performan COLUMBUS THEATRE “The Galley Slave," Dartle popular play, wax seen at the Columbus Theatre ving feminine role, admimbly played by Mie Others in the erat wer Roberta, Carroll Daly, W, W. Allen, J. A. Wheel household worda agninat the Percy-Gray delivered before the Assembly Commit- He was the onily speaker None of the racing men of eeders who appeared before the As sembiy Committee to urge the passage of the bill appeared to-day. It Is beiieved that the bill will be re- ported favorably to-morrow and passed early next week. a SEBALL CHAT. A careful search of baseball haunts yesterday | George Davia’ ‘an it be that George went to Cohoes to two-year-old filly by Civil Service oF Fidilestichs, out of Flavia, showed yesterday that she was the best of her | Asaph meeting. | Whether or no abe In the equal of The Hartfort While the latter Is extreme: the glamor of his turtmen for a while, Beginning to believe that there will be w to lower his colors before the meeting Is over. the title of tw Will be an interesting matter to ettle wi next few weeks. t of August Helmont’s youny there are many others better than Floretia, then be very dangers petitora In the big atakes in New York State contain positive cures for tee on Codes, ‘on the bill. mpbell'a ever> but nothin, far shown at lnred Unnate. ware in donbt what remedy to take, call on Profemor Munyon for a thorough medical exam| jutely no charge for examinations Tuesdays and Fridave Sto AM. im another question. that of Francesca, w morning shortly after 8 o'clock the five- business house Open all day. the general super- ' PEOPLE'S TH “a comedy drama hy Edwin Mitton the People's Theatre by creditors Club, The latest was, en- tered in the City Court to-day bj 8. Mack on behalf who !s suing the new Manhattan Ath- letle Club and the Piqua Club Associa- .68, for furniture sold between November, j#4, and February hardware establishment against the warning, and not yet shown | seven persons was in hin 74h year, DEAF AND DUMB IN A FIRE. ‘The Mutes Row y a Dange! ‘The 400 deaf-mute children in the New York Inatitutton for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, at Eleventh avenue One Hundred and Sixty-second street, were treated about midnight to sight of a big fire, which, atone time, threatened thelr safety, ‘The fire was confined, by hard work on to the three- etter and Luclus Henderson, sconen are particularly good. of his house, A. Ford, a sales- ene Bureh, IGHT AT ISELIN. Watson Knocked Out Frank ja in Eight Roand A large crowd of sports from Jersey City journeyed night to witness the finish fight between better known as of New Brunswick, and of Perth Amboy. A colt who must not be overtooke Buchanan-Langsh ‘Thin youngster and with a very taking atyle, ered hia fold yestert ~ AMERICA GREATEST RAILROAD.” NEW YORK Fouts Is growing very cagy tn It Is maid that David has formulated which his men have were entomb 4. Horan, © FINISH FI Fougere and Btroh's entertainment at NTe organization Uillant Httle French singer, wan popular here at Koster @ Mlal'a and Tony) Stroh, the midget Bando the Hecketts were alro with the company. EDEN MUSEE. Misa Nellie Ganthony gave her clever sketches again at the Elen Musee last night, and in ad: dition & costume reading from ‘anthony’a work shoul? be seen by all lovers of nuine humor and clever mimicry. She ts cer ‘tainly one of the best entertainers that have ever Appeared here. GRAND OPERA-HOURE. Inexhauatible farc Chinatown,” was presented at the Grind Ope and caused ae much Jaughter Harry Conor piayod that of the absurliy amuring apecialtien were in a slashing Me fatrly moth running half a mile in rattling performance 1a not the best in McCafferty’s H.R, Jacobs’ Theatre yeater ‘A number of new wrinkles, been practising In the South, and that fear that the New York team might ‘get on’ refuse to allow his team to play any exhibition the opening of Hugente Fougere, who In the alley and burted. Applegate atarted twic on the CuFn on each occaaion, checks were down, nkimmed the rail so close that hi could have rested on the top. and other in. | juries and cannot live. At 10 o'clock the only other body re- champtonship season. . re not definitely known. The new rule afopted by the National League Sherry's Coon,’ Frank Galla, boys fought at 120 pounds ounce gloves, for @ purse o! From the ‘call of time the other all around the the eighth round Wat lefts on Galla’ made him very weak. then rushed at Galla aj @ heavy right hand sw knocking him down and out, Jim Courtney, who was knocked out by Jim Corbett before the kinetoscope, was referee. The mill was pulled off in a road house, Jockey Clerico has acces Simmons in the latte St. Loule April 2 construction and jared unsafe years ago. Ford was taken from but fatally hurt, He had | itder, and pF umpires, 1 a good move, and will do a Ne kicking In. wh has been almoat Invartably subj President Freedman has put oni rooms on Manhattan Field at the brick trades Wan erected twenty v were six men asleep dormitory on the top floor when Police- man Jacoby saw flames bursting from a William McCaf- and sprained his ankle. James Shinnis slid down @ rope. waa overcome rried down a ladder No lives were lost. to the high wind and the scai it was feared laundry, power-house and even the main building might go, but all were saved noch Currier and the teach- inmates and reassured moments they were hing the fire a» interestedly as any the ruina alivi pinned beneath an tron If the same old mud- landed many Fred Littieneld the New York contingent. his first. mount at the track on Sandown was much gratified o n landed a few = a It is now known that Very Rey. Fath- The Columbia College team must r-General of to win the handsome York management. While the rain wan coming down ita hardest about noon yesterday im culed up Mr. Freedman and asked If Capt men intended to play. not the inquirer seemed Femarks about peoplo who were second-story frey jumped ain and landed Ing on his jaw, A wild tip floated around the track at St. Anaph fon Shadow, but the m She 1s not’ within pou vin the hunt o the Cathedral when the wall fell, Fire has extended tr oil and turpentine In Chapma it tt had een a hin original part, large stock of | by smoke and was c | by a fireman. MeCafferty took Jefferson out of the stake He is too good a gelding to take any Chances with, very bright and numerous. PROCTON'A THEATRE. The features of the programme at Proctor atre yenterday were the three Ex Harry Wright. Cleriae trio, Imogene Comers, Sefton and Deal | Batazy and Durand, Bi Advance ran away three mile in hie preiimi- | and Lewis, Charles Fostelle, Wi nary Juat before the Afth ru Tule invented by the Jovkey. all beta go when the number ed, the money wagered on the gelding was lost $< o——___— PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Jim Kennedy, matchmaker of the Seaside Ath- Jetio Club, has secured Johnny Gorman, of Long who defeated Paddy McBride Club several Found bout At 428 pounds In the club: house on April 22. | At 11 o'clock the body of Benjamin Prichard, a Buckhannon (W. Va.) mer- Ford 1s badly | Charade had to by In onder to win yeaterda: whipped from start to finish President Freeman hai be sure and keep all peanut shells swept from the grand stand at the Polo Gro i ‘The press stand will not be exempt, ordered Supt. ers roused all looking filly, Ath race at SU was well backed nthe She did not run up to may auit her better. the Ammons: e fire has gained considerable hoa ‘The flames were under control at 1 o'clock this morning, after three alarms ‘The total loss Principal Currier’s annual waa being printed in the fire started in the tailor shop, but how is not yet known, ———— Sad End to a Fishing Excursion, George Steinbeck, locked up tm the Arsenal in The new aspirants for honors in the Collemia Georgetown University, ave a very strong team. that a date can be made for them. ler and Waller, alleyway in spite of the tons of water Under the idiotic the Taylor sisters and F KEITH'S UNIO} jarch of the bicy’ It Is (3 be hoped | ‘The victime who were caught In the] about $10,000, have been exhibits The Brown and Roston University base ball nines played a one-sided, seven inning game at | Memphis to rounds of the former yesterday pounded all over the fi and when at the batcould not hit the ball Jimmy Handler, will probably be by Jim Kennedy for an eight- round bout with Jack Everhardt the latter of this month. frat appearance Square Theatre, believed’ to be 23 MINERS KILLED. It Is expected that application reinstatement jtlonm that have been a rule in regard to Winter racing. joston men We: pended for violation of the Wenteett Rrrrese Com JORN Mw TANCrY era! Manager. Clippers, Neite U. A her feminine of. harles Meehan, Manhattan four, and Bogert and O'Lirien, who once stood hetween the feather-weight champlon- “The Evening Wanis to arrange a fight with Dolly Maxey Haugh in a limited round bout or to a Ainiah for $100 a aide, at 118 pounds, weigh in at pany. Leal Ag Muoty-.- S Eugene Hornbacket Gea Pamenger Ageat, fe thoroughbred orge Dixon and ‘The thoronghbr ot Sallie MeClelland inthe United Stat hind leg, yerterday, refused $7,000 for him recently. Hands last night aid the colt would. have to | ing colt by Longfellow ‘The Young Falcons Baseball Club has organi with the following members Meyer (captain), first base and pitcher For Sale. | Ladies’ & Gonts’ CLOTHING CREDIT. in the Blue ¢ SEATTLE, Wash Intelligencer correspondent returned at the scene of the disaster n miles from | ‘There was an excellent pronramme at third’ base; Jack fnorniug in the Yorkville Police Bors’ Fine John Kelly, catchers —-—_— ready to wear ot IN BROOKLYN PLAYHOUSES. “Mme, Sana-G Huth and Cliftord, Lawrence and Harrington, the Rogers brothers, Johnny Dunn, hattan Athletic’ C programmo for the the club-house to-nlght. matchmaker of the Dodd, ‘maxcot. has arranged an attractive would like to open the season with the American janiager Anthony McDonough, reome by the sul jstactory account of at Blue Canyon min this city, on 1 merson and vould give no 3 the drowning. LIONS ANS INDIANS. There will be six special Leroy street, city ‘an exhibition smith shop near the tun- 8 of twenty- two of all who ene and a the Attrac fon of Sardou and was produced at the) with hia boxigg cats The Jersey City Baseball Ch he the black: rer dates open for teams offering guaran- Address Charles E. Pollard, No. 319 Produce has May 25 and Jimmy Handier. skirt-edancing dogs. re in the mine wn The ten-round bout beteween Marty McCue and Joo Craig, which ts to be decldel at the Oakland ow in Oakland Rink, Jer- ight, promises to be tae Hout ever witnensed in Jersey h boys arg training hard for the bout. Doean't Talte Aborigine. ‘The vaudeviltista at the Casino I Irene Stewart, The King Kindly to ¢ (From the Chicago Dally Inter-Ocean ) ot for many months has there been turmoll as was wit- pimal house in Lincoln miraculous “the American nightin Crescendo brothers, | !4a, Dave Warfeld, the Carpos brothers: Cush Holcombe, Papint kawin Steven | Plehat, the Wilmot duo and Juautta, TER @ BIAL'S There was a novelty at night called “Ye Olde Time Belles snd 1 dance creat! Marion Hayes and Mar anisted by the Minses Winship, Bishop and mont aseball Club will play all out- Ng expenses oF A Teasonable s Thomas F, Powers, manager, 77 Bast Bighty-firat, street. Columbia Theatre tn hryn Kidder'a spirite title role was received with Strong support w. Interpretation of th any evidences vucer sWiten, and James was deep In the mine Urred shortly before working at the Hilly Reardon, of Providen Pani, of the Weat Side Athel matched to bom six ri boxing show to be give Club Saturday evening, Tho Twilight Raseball Club, in the feld for K the ex-comle opera star; Marshall Lefebvre, Wallace Shaw as Fouche ant | $4 DOW: ‘Take elevator. happened to be in the city “changed and the miners were al- itn and desired to a w York Athletle catcher; William Komter & Bial's last Sans Gene” is booked for two weeks, GRAND OPERA-HOUSE, comedians opened rand Opera-House laat night version of "Ths ‘The piece has been Improved wince |t was Iamt seen in Brooklyn, and tbe performance last night proved the mai A. Burn and Ht. bunk-house Sioux warriors went to six a i ght a six-round draw with espects to a few of Afric jarrin at the Long Island Athletic Club last xfour to meet Harri was undoubt- an accumulation of fire trimmed with black. All Ceama Fithin 100 mlies of New York who will offer « can arrange games by ad- Saturday night, fo a Hinited-round Ernst saya that Harris ten pounda heavier than he and Hf Harrie will agree to Aght him will maka a side bet of $100 gn the renult. wan executed by Messrs engagement at the where they presented the entrance aerioux objections of the redskins, native ferocity, stunned or even thrown down by the shock, though was working with him, when the Hons madi to the compan: Mustering al aes Mamie Will Not Mamie Reynolds dedicates this effusion Frantz family and Duncan were among the spe A, Kerns's | Hehe extinguished the beasts ran up and down the cage, attempting to show Intruders that they were not needed. d defiance, Major gloomy barn MINER'S EIGHTH AVENUE THEATRE. ntley Novelty and Burlesque pany gave @ capital entertainment at Min Eighth Avenue Theatre last night. chute to the gangway, losing his lignt in me to fight Ed be decided before a club or in ‘at 126 pounds, weigh ldie Sweeney ‘in y Bobvy Ralston, Kinley, Loutse Hunter and oth tm the company. GAYETY THEATRE. tor at the head of his own compan. to “atanding room only" Theatre last night, bie latest songs; a negro act Haines and Pettengill; the balance of an excellent bill of acts by Lydia Dreams, Sells and ¥ With eyes that id Leo frothe 4 were included the polsonous bodies and piles of coal loosen- ed by the explosion to th SIX POLES The organiza {ovat the: ringside, | With us you've had a datsy little ball game: what the rooters all did say Too old to teach men tricke—our bats ai me Hollar Weekly.—Diamonda aress of feed the amtable Lattie Eliott, Lesile and Tentey. elry on weekly olesaler ant save Simpson and burlettas proved to be very MINER'S BOWERY THEATRE Bowery Theatre yesterday the at the Rose Hill Les Voujeres, Paris Alcazar, were much applauded formers were and Manning, Clara Lawrence Mortcn and Eekhoft, winner of the M: ik nfnd bout at the Hudson County Athletic Ci wow in Oakland Rink faye he will make defeat either of t ‘The other animals became excited at the actions of the Hons, the result be- tumultuous roar, indignation meeting on middiemen’s prota: at the Gayety « Tony Pastor sang several of wae presented dy BADLY BURNED. ff Back Da auehanna Company's ¥ ith samples. Tudor & Men We fooled them and they wished they'd a} resembling an J side bet of $190 that y: ‘With un the college boy should never trifle, For with them it ts merely almple play I wonder It they ever thi For if they dd they'd b Exploston ht they'd beat us, English Folly dancers trom rmall amount. of persuasion and men- cing before they resumed their wonted tranquility, A BLINKER TWENTY 1 who recently engaged In a Griffo in the 1s been substi REDIT: Globe Watch Co., INAMONDS, watches and J round exhibition bout Manhattan Athletic Club, for Jim Holland, im Robinson, the middle-weigh the Scottish-American Athie eleht-round bout Hudson County Athi iy ‘World plosion of black damp oecurred in N a Coal Company rl o'clock to-day the Washbur Ont wouldn't they like to beat our noble fellows, lke to say they'd won @ Elmer, Pollle Holmes, jeorge and Emma Hig! ‘wouldn't they J Herbert Mack, | Grace Milburn and Frank RIOU THEATRE, Melodrama, with massive scenery, held the at lence at the Bijou Don't you think we'd let them do It? May be, ippied were and lame. It all our Glants Hot expected to live Dentistry. tention of a I » Kor to Wear specs Now, it looks as though our boys were in condi- ‘Tho Oakland Athletic Club, of Jersey City, had troulde In getting Hughey O'Neil, to consent to meet in aix-round the Chib’s boxing show, which ta to be held in ey City, next Saturday night. (Nell, would not sign unless Coiling agreed to in four rounds or forfett Colling consented to, this aft deville bill at the Horme’s Side. trled for ten minutes upside down, As though we had the pennant safe and sure wan enacted for the firat time In Broo! prove eal ae ini te t time In Brooklyn, p Lenox Athietle Club, very good one, Kroonen'a trio of elsetme ward's trained sea | Tarr and Evans, and Matthews ant Harri HUNER's MUSEUM The stout feminine bioyeliate were again we Muber'e Fourteenth Street M are approaching the A toda water wagon became | We trled to make a very easy i son | ty let a college beat us. our rooters there to see. fried to be polite ani interesting, And we hope their apirts after experiencing many drawbacks, villain and everything © kland. Kink, Je tt would not 4 frightened by a uumphed over & long wrangle. did not drop to Z| remarkable reproduction, Collier and others of the © Edmund Collier, n some applause Him Daly, of Buffalo, and Joe Duntee, of Syra- “The Evening World’ is such a truthful paper— are matched to fight a Iimited number of moe Reealng ‘s mm cent paper tix read by all the sports. It tellin what games are played and all the plans oculist com: “The Vale of Av given its trast a new Irish comedy Old Woman Wn A fortelt 16 posted. 1 and the New York boys ‘do to let a day slip by us, do to sleep without the news; forgot to read my paper moat extremely fro ‘The eight-round contest between Dan Creedon before the Triangle Club, Tio, last might was Aeclared a dr ker grogey in the to pute him ont of @ Colorado n but was unable cond round honors Croeton did most of the Teading throughout the fight, Annie Ward Tiffany The other mewve WITH THE WHEELMEN. w Jersey Athlete Club wilt haracter part DO DRILLIANT. Yooked fora ten-round but the event lasted ‘apparent from atelio farted in Yigorously and had Wlar extravaganza" the Park Theatre last night twenty years. nd by Gen the fongs and choruses were 5 been granted The evente are The prizes are valu: van Mow on the Jaw. hy Chairman Gideon. and two mile, open. who te matched to fight —_—— >= | himself told him as Inte never knew Nin with go into tral x at Houston ‘The match w med ty Richard Harlow, Walton ant Slavin | Aw Related by a Scholar Who pian’! 1 Broadway, on Saturday, May 18. Jiowed the une of the Riders who enter will t grounds one week prior to the Clarke and other mem he Trxpowe (9 reluce to 160 rier eer! \ Aworth got the Grants brother-in-law staff officer sent with the The Atlantic Athlet will be found to be h Folly Company races the pri filled, open face, cne-fitth necond, stop and fy bi open face, min ‘stop wateh to second; silver medal to third. Will be probably made for Griffo mediate grade Hundreds of other testimonials at oon, Inute register Billy Emerecn, Quartet. & troupe e of other performers contributed to old-time mins: 4IVEN IF DESIRED, Extraction Free Wien Teath Are Ordaret, ehowing of f Japanese an time Is on the cards : Butler was Attonding bow’ renders the #ne Ing $00 af confinement im Jali not excee xhibitions In South Dakota This would not app sufficlent cause Lit to Dent on of a conthiontial Interview “T were to send paused, twisted his lips. faltering way rectly, and Seemed Father surprised taat be undertaken trainig #ehool on M Hookataver, in Sp: Caboane and Bar Kinsler, one of the ten poll : who Were cppointed on probation yeaterday, eived a telegram this afternoon requesting him know what the word means F to change her In case the contemplated formal opening of the 4 been known ax Mabel Leonard an: 4 on business In that name, You, don’t know what intro- fain’ the parade and other ceremontes will be June 22, one week later than the date dv. nd he might not ie repute and had signed to play this year with the Scranton team. He has decided to remain bere and handle a club in preference to & bat at Seranton, Buseball To-Da League players, universities, athietic t we are now Gold Crowns and Bridge Work a Species ju. Does | Prices Reasonable ter Fi iq Warranted 10 Years, | DR.O, W. HALL ‘t even | Gradaate Penesvivesia rhe Th “now, I'll explain it to y ‘your mother’ ever, have callers? thas two ladies ‘The Montclair Wheelmen have elected the lowing officers for this year: Pi ‘Vice-President. Wd, Diet vin ory Jacobus es if T knew alf that he knew of th at Seventy. . suppose if on your enty yeare sit, wanl came toe snd dead at 1130 o'clock to-day in the busiding| Mother knows one of ti Rust what Me | 4, the rear of hls house. 113) Tintoa avenue, Mor i plan of his own that he tho was better than mine or anybody else's; | tov clubs, schools, Thieves Loot a Jewelry Store. ASBURY PARK, Apri! 16] eave thieves s geod chance to rob the jewsiry story of A. W. Corseliue, xt 616 Cookman erenue, st eae ts caer ae sD that 1 could Would do ur where he would be Of course that y tar ‘Wheeimen will —The storm last night ey seen the other eine poss | BT. JOMNSBURY, Vi. Apett R—-A wreck ts te ported on the Paseumple Ralioad, near Smith-1 Aa. abtecter” aed Slit “rts