The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1895, Page 7

_THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING; APRIL. 23, 1805. Trace; ar GROKER TALKS TURF.|2Zcisaricsss <r" MADDENWINS FROMGINNORS|A SPEEDY GAST-OFF,| _ "¥Se2axLcor -_¥__. S0pK iE Cen wht imo, the theatre 1a reply (o President Freedman's despatch ; begged O'Rourke to fe ha ae ooh the eae eee _— seterday eeantiee the Gitano detese Me- 'e Gian tbenalrediten td To Remain in England This Your|psive{evnet™ Wik MiceGnt The Springfield Bantam Showed | Merritt Works Nine Furlonge| "cs"scutr stim sunita (ok The twa of Col, Miho i * Je Ce -< a " rm and Next, If He Has Luck, purine feeling % i te ie Y es nes rar Pays an an the a bees for arson in the second degree, Great Pluck and Oleverness. ‘that the New Haven management does not belies offered by profesional orn with Helliopolie in 2.06, OMAN HAS COME. was postponed yesterday on account 4 the absence of important witnesses, OPPOSED TO BOSS WORTH. | COMING Wi im accepting prize PART OF RACES INVISIBLE. ’ (mations as IC Ie detrimental to amatenr 8°0-| Stewart te Woodford Againat the|ESlered an “L” Smoker in Brooklyn| the defense, was begun this morning’ Sore About Stonenell’s Weight After poh Skelly’s Lucky Draw—“Shadow”| Connoisseur and right Phocbus| ich. Wels ele eit when aie tas turae| MONEE te Woodtord Auainat | and Enjoyed a Cigarette. [Patt il. of the Court of General Eau de Gallie’ Alexander Mecting May G. i 0! of virtue enter into the noble Yalesian’s breast? manian . th ons before Judge Fitegerald,. of 8 Victory. is May Go on with Maber N ot in Form Gallop T rt in 1.2 oe A delegation of Hrooklyn citizens will je coming woman has come. She De G le charged with setting’ the Track Enlarged. allop Three-quarters In 1.21. In the ett phrae, however, Mr MeKee dics KO to Albany: to-morrow and ask Gov. | P0@rded a train on the Kings County inarinant kt ‘a —___. to his apartment at 165 Avenue Sept. 15, 184, for the purpose of (Special to The Evening World.) RACE TRACK, ALEXANDER ISL. tatee ‘0 the Preaifent of the New York Mavelull Morton to veto the Charities Depart-| "lL" road at the Grand avenue station, : 3 t Brooklyn, this morning, and took t | ing | American Methods of Man t Clean and fairly clever fighting Club how he shall diepor> of the handsome tropny, tent Reorganization bill, Among them y iB, and took @ sent | ing insurance money. poteecalie maa aging AND, April .—John C. Carr, when tn-|marked the three bouts at the Seaside | Littlefleld’s Monolith Gets a Good ||? for ciao her wae’ fitn Teeny the Wil be 10 members of the Union League 1" the smoker, It was shortly after 8.00 ated! Pe ar Mie at © Than English, ‘ormed of Mr. McIntyre's remark to the Athletic Club last night. There was counted, Yale refuses to ‘al orame tote Clu, headed by President Stewart L.|0 Clock, and the car was well filled with | Victim of a conspiracy on t ‘ effect that Mr, Carr would never have little for Referee Tim Hurst to do but beaten tral Ree UG Outage ae Caee are Ua evaite the] Ven nat We ag Agents of the Mana, anything to do with the St. Asaph track | record the points and pick the winners, —-— opie Caen ah STL ReCORE TE nn | cand tothe mith teaaeenUntteane ate, OPS! ine tard Tanned Kee er ahs tbottiere Steve Rrodic a Wi vay Sonreet s86, by ue Pres Padtoning Company, | 4,100 A8 he (McIntyre) lived, sald: | Al Of thereumemeate eee eaters ; ; se 6 [to turn’ the Aimshouves Insane Asylum "ihe other car, lady,” he sald. "This Se ea a ont”, York W "Well. all I've got to say $s that Mr.|break at the word, and no foul tactic (Special to The Evening World.) Mr. McKea's statements don't jibe very wen, 204 other charitable institutions over to CAT is the smoker. "Steve" Brodie was a witness before the (Gpectal Cable Despatch to The World.) MeIntyre’: | ‘i | . ctles | sEEPSHE » i . he aueN ihe New dineen teva were skteob Worth, If the bill becomes a law), “Well,” replied the new woman, “is | jury to-day against William Fasda, @ LONDON. Abril Richard Croker in| orn at ite will ie short, fo far as! were attempted. wanna eae) mae Bay et pide fae a Wetie bit sfesia ot the outcome, Worth wil have about eight hundred there ahy reason why 1 shouldn't att araptoyes 16 bia eaten, Bid /ANeiio TEA St. saph ee a one ed ney e e as simply perfec ie plac \ r i} vi re. seid ks - HS A GOPnenDeace te feats commu | Lychan he will live until ue ith tl pouna bout wan put on. irate Manton |Steepshead | Bay 480 Gravesend face eek PSOE, ITA Rent Kine nramed’ the man| The. guard ‘eciied, and the ,womah |, secured at tite them oe ee © correspondent he talked with great | Mav." ‘ \ . trl He and pounde Nene, | (Tacks this morning, Hoth tracks were | pMtadee neiudate ty ay amt Mowe an as ce heey te te Comiminsioner under the teak m seat between two men who were | fy "Guccn tiralie sald that he aid Roe freedom to-day about racing impressions deities are eald that no ning, had been | showed strong ars fit and pounds heay-| 700°.) Youterday'n Wo. barely laid the Rae aes apa ETI LBL ain e-heaved administration. pumihs at clears. She was about aie se Faeta indicted, as be thought that Over nere. To the suggestion that fan | me ee nen FeRarding a continuation of ter than the Australian, who scemed | ft Sipectaity anttour ty have the wae biased Rete Wan hig Intention takes thee ie ee nowt pronermcea! nd, @ Londe of the | haa induced im 13 steal the clears Galle an4 Jockey Simms had given|!% Concerned. Everything In all rent, (Sadly out of condition, He was fare sac aterwonatet'n | ey lmtata moped. tioweves, tha the Jute Wil Ho haw changed. his mii. and auld tes derby hat a cutaway: conte a fancy: Englishmen much to think and but there ts a serious diinculty in ihe Cleverer, however, and had he been i an reatde and Sil sand hyctheln Art we istn, lay he would make # Ulp to Philadel: Worked vest, a dickey, with ‘a stand-up bridng legs and talk | way as regards the enlargement of the| strong his opponent would have resem. | ‘"@luer, was out carly at Sheepshead, | ANAT. Mie ang jet inet decide the matter | Dhia | rand a'red necktie. Her fect were . ‘ammany dictator broke into | track. bled the Man who fell out at the hat |#md worked a string of two Rucy ‘ne the awariets, ane Yale |, The fact that the Mayor Ix not going | etcased in patent leather shoes and she @ broad emile. onthe, ony, avaliable property tsa patch bled the man who fell out of the bal- | Gary und Thunderstorm cov sake | to Albans: te’ taken by some as an indie | e&cHed a cane. “ vest of the grand sand. whe fs lon had strength enough, bu i tion thi iN Tah ire fines woe" nites the beat [a loop would have, to Lecit in the shape Nie knowledge of a sclentine use of hia|® le In G4 reconds, Soroais and Fri- rat eR taeenie tee oak ae nN | eheie aueprise when the Comite wore i ‘ . “I sce one leading Of a letter 0. "this’ woul. send the ‘a fa ny {dent went over the same distance in aA el pulled out a dainty: little silver case, ing that our methods of training will| the first turn Ay La Al hg ae alt Re oh Fok sabes, tm furlongs th 8 1-8 seo By eek itare ies. mIRbe the oncom 5 wit he puttal away just like a man, 3 e P ATORHER THURLES IF LO We | Gane es In 3 1-2 seconds. a secon os re Meely Fevolutiontae Engh ways. 1 am | held to-morrow Ae WhiCN depntiaracnlon ALIS WAL Goon Uke tee the thira| Helllopotix, formerly the Lutu Lilly, an a 800, ralwe, and hie bom 98)5| Wem, Scott Renched the Ripe Old Age | womur Tenored Rin diene: ana enjoved eonvinced that the best w: y en. « bi bentry ind year's Si * Robison Childs may quit, bur ha 8 Ye |her cigarette, Every few moments she Wore ito abe Hii ne acne G a time in an elght-tround argument, Skel- | 00U'¥ it) Inst Rg el, TA GUSOATR Daly Siri not. play ball again uniess Ne does go at the. = LE ath teh would toss the ashes from the cigarette , t ¥ 4 finish, Here the methoa is to keep him| FITZ WILL FIGHT ANYWHERE. |! actea oF ar wate but choke ct. |stable, Merritt, had a rattling mile and] #8 the Paldant WHIRet ee ecu Booth oe ag Guaraclontatie 66 un on ornare Pears soap cleanses; fe almost fresh until the last eighth, and ‘ot try to, for Bie rounds, cor, {# ftlong in 205. The work wax done | Nelson Cook, Rerreiary of the S ince from the home of ee dak A At Duties® street station’ the womin é . then force him to rush. But it is evi- Reliever the Florida Athi ¥ a is. Ma very eastiy, and th val u id Hiascball Ansoctation of at Britain, w a “4 - re z + | left the car 7] t Gah Was the agmeusee throuenONe, ead (VEO And the pair are extra wood | floning terme of tha pmyane'ts of the American John K, O'Neil, 6 Columbia atrect,| “The train putled out, with at the| the outside of the SKIMIA | dent the best horse is the one that in| Cannot Handle the Fi Innd Skelly at his merey when the bell |PCFformers over a distance eh England. Me, Cook saya that the 68) Brooklyn, at 2 o'clock this afternoon, | Suesengers straining for a last glimpse adel these short races keeps up top speed all! PITTSRURG, Pa, April 2.—In reply rang to clove the wixth. round. In the |, Rublcon and Midgley cantered several | weet teuma are hard at work getting Into | Mis. Scott was supponed to, be 103 years |Mfine NeW Woman as she passed to the | « diately, di ain wean jh to Corbett, Bob Fitasimmons announced jast two rounds, the Willlamsburger ral-|{!Mes around the track, and the owner | shape, and from tiothas ais Suod eyeeinee at pias wis ene hi WA immediate ly, GISSOlves ts “English sporting men were not im-| here last night that he would fight the led arriving, a big crowd of racing men|® sece 4p ligt twit aren Bie ences pare pig Pressed with Eau Gallle when stripped | champion anywhere in the world, but from the Long: Islanders wove? laath | had thelr watcher In hand. but xome- Fal BEER Tending the newtpanets did kent rewted | NEARLY KILLED BY GAS. the soluble part andy) for racing, apparently,” remarked the| does not believe the match can come off | Were Weak at the finish and the draw | how Mr. MeDonald would not have the ier There was, ER 1S Woe) a wid P ee & reporter. in Jacksonville, saying the fact that | Sack Madden fought Nia tr Charl send. ‘ fesued from Pwis a whlow for fifty-seven years, | Two Ma‘ds Found Almont Dead in a : . 4 >» , Madden fought his first Jong con- aries Littlefield, Jr. worked three \ i mother of fy t! ¥ ; ‘Some may not have been, though he| the Florida Athletic Club was willing| test with Johnny Connors, of spring. [large sets, and they ‘showed very’ fine orOny PAE schiinsntic’ Inthe | Rtandehiiren and. ‘about tone cave | Vernon Avenue Home. washes it off immedie; 3. fs & Iikely looking colt. But one Eng-|to forfeit $1,000 to each of them was felt, Til, one of the wament lade ever | form. The work between Connoisseur | 2% convertation Doyle Tatimated that | KLeat-grandchikiren. Pauline Dryhot ; ' Ushi 1d me hi mn geen in the Seaside arena. He was at/and Bright Phoebus was particularly | {yncn and truth were strangers | Mrs. Scott was born in County Cavan, | ee : G Be ishman told me he put £50 on entirely | sufficient indication of that fact. He| his man closely throughout and showed | Watched, as tt wan the first time the | ©” s 8 6 Ircland, about, 17 She “merricl nt *M Fanny Flaklestein, twenty years atel: It 1S end te on the colt’s looks and the way he gal-| sald the Club had failed to put up the | himself a clever ring general. Madden| pair did such fast work over three- mi inte 1 re. | thirty: ars of ag and resided In| Old, ensployed as maids in the family of y+ a loped to the post. They were really bet-| $5.00 forfelt, and he believed he and | ?uihointed him for eighteen rounda of | duarters of a, mile, | They, finished in cert ARC TEM nent “ot lt haseball: team vat | HPO) upwards of half a. century, Bernardt Nachmann, at 24 Vernon ave- . li s | E fauie: Siisceiea: acyl, Wit us Seeag be hs Swltseunans acl bs wailavens (heb I inthe nfneteenth round Mad-| “A ‘brown Cimp.) colt with the rogue's | Richmond tell to-morrow evening Homan Catholic parisn St Peter's nue, Brookivn, were nearly asphysiated ly with ife ; It doe ' fancy Simma's style, but so long as he tzsimmons sald he leved the bat- marks blinkers was next worked, and a, s rned that his antagonist had a ind, and availing himself prop- erly of thai knowledge, Kept away from ty gas while asleep in thelr room on — Naor, NOW HE HAS TWO WIVES, at an added Mr. Croker, with a laugh, ‘It deesn’t matter to me if he stands on covered the six furlongs In about ond slower time than the pair of c: top te hour morning. rly tle would come off in New Orleans, as Two doctors labored over the that was the only place they could fight; ReC-| The Bloomingdale Bro.’ Baseball Club has re. AH ‘eanon of ‘95, Would be pleared not touch, till, life lets it. From that point Connors forced mat-| The rest of the string went in about 1.25. etal dry-gooda and ahoe houver girls for near.y an hour before they were his head on the horse's back." without interference, He says he wants | ters, feelin uy every: ruse i caue ue me string of Wy 0 honorably deat Secretary, care of Ned Wi mares ‘1 tired about 1.30 o'clock thi: I i ki id 2 fi t Corbett within reach of his right. Mad-| spoken of were next worked wit roth are 0. ‘ent Away, | Tue girls retired about 1.90 o'clock this d i aa basoud aeriag (othe bow? iat tn nrivala, for BOD, ae He ales | seconiis, however, had advice him | Hvann's Beansey ey tankinaster. ‘ane 2S Na wee mend TARLAC) | | morning. One of them in extinguishing go. t is kin to ‘ Lda dlaate u suggests that the ght could come off| Well, and he escaped’ serious damage. | speedy young damsel by Barcaldine | aye young Men's Christian Union would like ow rings Suit, the was accidently turned back the stop.) | ‘ 'No; we rely on Simms entirely, and) {,4fe'bull ring in (he City of Mexico, The out was ft rly Madden's on pants: again sho ed ernelf to have some of her| to hear from city or Brooklyn teams having their] Judge Osborne, in City Court, Brook- in’ ut Aeeslock Mr Ba biel MLL living tissue Godin Albina UM CME Ge a wear him Out. Neither showed much | Gy" Royal “Hampton, and puke ot wae [pi peed ai tts Note a | lyn, to-day, reserved decision {nan ap- home. He noticed a strong’ odor of|—* your next important race? punishment. m avenues, city on the top floor. He 7p genta are also fine specimens of the U., Westchester a plication for alimony and counsel fee unded upon CRACK-A-JACKS TO RACE. “Oh, we have not decided yet. It — 7 = thoroughbred. : 7 8 in a ault for abseiute divorce brought | fhe, l0oF, and. recelving Qo response, must depend cn how these horses get LONG SHOTS WIN AT EPSOM.|,.<cnatien dilitietteta, sr. gave nis bis en have organize’ for the neato, The | by Louiva Howell against Winfleld Scott | When doctors arrived, the vere} 2 A iS i mM een have y eld Beo en oct girls were on, They are like human beings, you| Cash Day, Rey El Santa Anita and otal ea ae aT A at phe TGS | players a cfs Einnian, ff) Howell, ‘The couple were married in| ncensctous, The Drvholdt girl first know, and are a good deal affected by| Yo Tambien Sweepstakes Match. | pogacr Captures the Banstead Plate | *0Ut a8 a stall-fed ox, vet he covered a Moginn Bal) Kel ee: Bruder’ cs ttvers, p. | New York in. 1669, showed signs of reviving, but ul was 9 climate, though I can't say any of] MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 2—A special! Ot Gade ot 100 to & Ageimets [Sutras amy me mere nz anconds | Rit Rare Ibn aren dein a2d oil eto A Sage ee Pe APU RGM: | Ret MEnipanion would reewver | Oe Boys ours have been injured by English air.| race, which 1s sura to prove the most| _ ” dd i 32 Aim at Reon Ta oe Went three furlongs fn | near from all teams treme teams preterred. | Band and went to Chicago: Howell, Arter gaining consciousness, the giris y ‘We brought twenty horses over, but) interesting event to the Spring meeting|_ ONDON, April 23.—At the Epsom) ‘This pair uurchased at the weed-| Address William Evers, 155 West Sixty-eighth | supposed she was dead, and married a|fevived fapidly. Neither could exp.ain have only eight or nine in training 60| at Montgomery Park, is announced by Spring meeting to-day the Banstead | tng-out sale Qfensre, Morein by, Mr, | street, city. a pune Woman ilving In Brooklyn, Mra. | how the accident occurred. t 4 re going down to New- : Plate, of 200 sovereigns, for two-year-| Littlefield, and they were sent. to Ken- dowell No, 1 returned recently and ————_—— = market today to aco how they are|thursday. It will bring topether Caan [O18 and upward, distance five furionan, | Way: of fant amex, Were Tamme out the] ,censs ARN von. icieaand at tga | Citowell in cher geht on the Kings) LOST HIS $200,000 SUIT. : ye ursday. It w’ ing together Caal | whole of last year. Breoklyn at ‘ork. Clavel i Icke! agent on the Kings . doing.” Day, Rey El Santa Anita, Henry Young |¥as won by Rudder, two years old, al” William Lakeland worked three big|Roston at, Washington. (Chicago at Louisville. | County Elevated Rallroud, | eee tet i jay, Rey El Santa Anita, Henry Young; A seta thie morning. bh iy di Pittsburg at Cincinnati. | als Brae We have a dark blu Have your trainers adopted any of|and’Yo Tambien, The. race. will be a PAY colt by Kilwarlin, out of skin. °° acta tM mefning. It oni ald routing wee The Kings Conmty “i” Road Defeats] guished sorge, which hae the English methods since they came|sweepstake, special weight, $100 each,| Bohemond, four years old, a bay colt! thu track mt a hice clip, all he ie fust | ye indieations are for ciear veatner in ati] TROLLEY TO BE CHECKED. | Gen. Serretl's Action. 0 proved by chemical tests tobe abeos; lutely all wool, changeleas by Lowland Chief, out of Flutter, sec- ond, and Courante, two years old, a ba: here?" “No, they adhere strictly to American beginning to show his ribs. Hornpipe, however, don't appear to have | play or pay, at one mile, with $600 added, and entries and weights as fol- cities where games are Aci. it any eee The sult of Gen. Robert Serrell to re- Soon There W Plenty of City index to horses’ peed. In the same way they are sur- prised that we gellop horses at exer- ways in all respects. Our trainers have |!ows: 03 filly by Prelude, out of Full Tilt's dam, day'in oni a hignt alten DHONI ONE: | five, analsex textual the, Unaene tase hls nw re. Rove Pn. demekee roe ee ae d wears so well that, we learned nothing yet over here to induce| yA°¥, Hi, Santa, Anita, 110; | Henry | was third. Nine horsen ran. Piiferer, the Tremont—Gypry colt, did | ee ee ee cian, We Fe F HCO HNN UAV Red 9 TtAECRS) wee eee | ae them to change thelr plans.” ilar ve Tambien oO "| The starting price was 100 to 8 against |NOt appear with the string of young-|cincignatt .. 3. 0 1.000/Raltimore .. 1 copy of the resolution passed by the! missed in the Supreme Court, before! made it into suits for all B@eay ort Ou aeen criticisms Pools are being sold on the race as|each of the first three, Bohemond was|Srqrs’ ind probably he had bucked | poston ....:. 2 9 L.geo) Phila phia ». Aldermen yesterday, peaviding: tor the) JudEe Baakran) to-Aey, | follows: Bs, lave you see! P follows: Gash Day. #120) Rey El Banta | cider b: shins, as he appeared gore in his last | Chicago .s.. 2 1 : appointment of fourteen inapectors, at a| , Gen. Serrell claimed he made a con your ayatemof timing LOWS Oe Ten yen $8; E> Tate | ridden by G. Challoner, and carried 136| work’ with Golderest. Pitsburg 2.31 anit... D RALRy ORT Guy ” tract with the Company (on Jan. 19, A little suit with out. “Yes, but don't see that they amount to, bien, $35; Lobengula, $20 pounds. Rudder, with J. Watts up, car-| Charles Hill worked a pair of fillies, | New, York... 1 1 S00) Waah ton... 0 ry oO a day, to keep tabs on the | isk2, to act am engineer, at $18,000 a mile. away. ji t, showing . , —_- ried 137 pounds, and Courante, | with|the property of William Hueston, three | Brooklyn .... 1 1 .600\Cleveland .. speed of trolley cars, day and night,| Subsequently a second contract was vest fropt which be very Lew ea eu my Ke ig = Rickaby in the ‘saddle, carried " 134) furlongn in 39 weconds. oe —_—_<e_—_— Was placed before Mayor Schieren, of | made with the Phoenix Bridge Company | tiion vut—J to 8 yeare, @s an absolute tes! ut we inl it is Pounds, * . neale sent meer a careful % st o build the road for §7% a mile, and by iy res an HUDSON CO. A. C. OPENING. [rnc hrst race on the card was that | sallop over a mile. SPORTING MISCELLANY. = | frookiyn, this morning. As soon ax the | Aq uuil? the roma, for $750,000 a mile, and In double - breasted jacket and short pante— Gto 16 yrs, for the Westminster Plate of ereigns. for two-year-old allowancer, five furlongs. eration profits. |Serrell claims he never received @ cent. consid the of receiving one-half of The road was —__—____ $ PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Mayor alana the resolution the inspec: | tors will be assigned to their dutles, Julia Conlin, aged seventy-flve years, sov- Great Boxing Card Wi Penalties and built and Inaugerate ‘William B. Curtin, President of the Amateur y jen, has been | wy! “| the New Enterprise. It was won by Douglas Bali Florist, Athletic Union of the Untted Stat ren} while crossing Myrtle avenue at Navy | When the plaintiffs evidence was in Double-breasted savk cise over the full distance of the race Te. ae Mien TUES Aihaee HT arclay’s Balbitnie wa aL asked to referee tho athletic events at the New| street, lant night, was knocked down | counsel for the road moved to dismiss suit, with long trousers and Lo they are intended for. Still, we think it ia the most reliable picn. Charley Kelly, the and by a trolley car and sustained a broken side bantam, that Gen. 14 to 18 years, Houghton's Fil! yi C. Carnival of Sports on Decoration on the ground Serrell had Club will bid for public favor with SEL eA ATE wereny ALG. Cara) arm, Bhe was removed to A e It gives you ake vane for the Great Metropolitan | Prank Zimpher, of Buffalo, have been secured | nay, Mr. Curtia has refereed nearly every met | MOM orae WS her home, | not p raved his case, The motion was . also, almost a sure Une to go by, while the/a big attraction for their opening en- akes andicap), of 1,000 sovereigns, | by Jim Kennedy, matchmaker of the Seaside of gam ‘ven by the New Jersey A. C, for the i pete edt saat granted, es Jouble-brea: tertainment Saturday evening at Oak. | the second horse to receive fifty sover: on ae oom = Doublo-breasted reetérs English scheme leaves a good deal more} to chance than ours—at least, so I . think.’ “What do you think of your chances Athletic Club, to box sx rounds at 11¢ pounds past six yours. in the elub-house on May 14, Thin bout will be u eS tho curtain-ralser for the Kid Lavigne-Young Griffo Afteen-ronud bout. Lord ‘Ellesmere's Lady Normanton, tour Teter eigns of the stake, for three-year-olds and upward, winning penalties, about two and a quarter miles, waa won Sir J. Duke's Cornbury, four years oi —4 to 14 years, land Rink, Jersey City, which has been leased by them for two years for all indoor athletic entertainments, PUSSY MUST BE LICENSED. sai es ate Well lined, well made, afd’ po Stray Cate in SECOND VENDETTA VICTIM. Glovennl Ancel ‘The New Jersey Athletic Club has added barrel race to its programme for Decoration Day, emies | Brooklyn to Go to a .n the Great Jubilee Stakes at Kempton| Four special bouts will be given, three| years old, finished second, and M. R ‘and many are wondering just what a barrel race : Ghslies And Dial Were Bad Men, | sessing the fit and finish ch Park?" to be of six and one of eight rounds, |lebaudy’s Barbary, four years ‘old, |, The National Athletic Club of Brooklyn had) ie like, ‘That there will be fun during the race The Williamst fine. any, ae | istic of our establishment, o - meer wil et third. * |ite Mcense renewed a few days ago by Mayor| iy assured, and as this Is the first timo such an| After @ nearing in the Brooklyn City 8 PAORUUNE: Pelive nave mAs) ill be found h, I can’t say as to that, We may o will be in the bantam and the —_——- >. Schlieren for the purpose of holding boxing| event has been given in America the winner| Hall thin morning Mayor Schieren ap-|O more arrests of rioters who par- garments w found 9s satisf not run at all. It depends on how the| others in the feather-welght class. The shows in the club-house, 11 and 13 Cedar aureet,| Sill be koown an the champion. ‘The race Will proved the bill providing for licensing | ticipated in the Sunday evening duel/tory for general wear as otl GOSSIP OF THE TURF. horses turn out. We were too late to/curtuin-ralser will begin promptly at Brooklyn. A show will be given on May il, | be Im heats, each contestant will have to dive| jon North Second street. Carmine Sesca, . MM. th a re} oing | Cats. | one o je wounde ‘die o| classic races this year, but I have one| Fred Burns, the well-known announcer | The petition of the horse owners asking that the lockaway, im an eight-round bout at] athletes will have a hard time to get through, the Society for Prevention of Cruelty | making the second victim. Louls De | : in for next, year’s Derby. Tracks here, | Of the Seaside Club, has been engaged, | purses be raised in value, and that the $10 feo |© ta. “There will be two more pairs to oe to Animals, and displayed. pictures of | Prisco died in the morning. | by th different to those|2%2,,Tim Hurst will be the official | charged tor scratching be rescinded, 18 not Ikely | ™Plete the programme, wood, of the Metropolitan Associa-| the shelter ‘which the Society will bulld | In Sesca’s ante-mortem statement, he 60-62 f y the way, are very Shi ose | referee. to be acceded to by the Virginia Jockey Club. I Tears Recreate an called a directors meeting, | for stray cata and doga. says Glovannl Ancela shot him, Anicel- JAN . out horses have been accustomed to,| The card ts: Nell Smith, of the 8. A.| the arat place tne club le ant 1 if o | grace, Hopkin has issued @ challenge to fant] Uk, Leg’ Monday evening, May 6, at the As! After the bill becomes a law all cats JA does not appear to worry over the! h They are up and down, in hills ana|/ A: Gy and Jack Guerin, of New York. | cous ts give any larger purses | The avceans| causround bout titore toe Beastie ainsi Cae alle found on the street will be taken to |Dasition he Ix in. He contents himself 23d St. Why, the Rowley mile tr: a i Jimmy Gor: o avers, hround ast . the shelter, and {f not claimed in forty-| With saying that his enemies were bad 3 § hollow: , y mile track | man, of Paterson, and George Hoss, of | et books up to date has been about elghtecn, | 2p age Ania, With jemall gloves at 138 pounds following notice bas been sent to Secretary | eight hours will be asphyxiated by gus, | men. : at Newmarket is like one of our steeple-| New York, at 105 pounds, six rounds. | which means $1,800 day. The pursen amount| will back Hopkine tor #00 ce $1. 008 tee ce ieee — chase courses. porta ae ‘he pian bouts will Pe} SIX | to $1,250, which, with the stake of $1,000, makes | boxer at his ‘weight se Masti of the Board of dovernors, clos, Three Little Boy Bi fy School Children on Strik: How do they arrive at welghts for| Pugerton the Hentucky Rovebude of | the outlay for racing alone rather expensive. | Jonnny Dunn, marhmsuer othe new Manh ae ‘hes, Reis: Scheduled "for sdallstiees AAA area dan al Fifteen hundred pupils of Brooklyn public schol your horses?” Philadelphia, and Billy’ Joh, of New | The total expenses of the Association per day | Athletic Cluv’ wit try and match "Young Star: | July. ‘srounds of the New Jersey| Three boys, ranging from eleven to Aiftecn | No. 33 have, for the past two weeks, been on | = “I can't imagine what principle they pe ide BSetan Nig SReCRed MATLY | will reech very near $2,100, The gale money te HERE.” Of Batwa, sad. Joe Hoptine for olx rowede| A. 0. st, Borgen Paint Di 4, el thre sae oletbleg Rall aaled ta from the | airike, | They ask to, be dlamised at 2 P. a. . a ij unds. e 1 a pounds at box! to bi i ind track champion c of the jates Avenue Court, Brooklyn, for bi tah n rainy days, and, as thei dis refused, go on, as the handicapper can’t know at| greatest ‘interest {8 manifested in the |e badges Baye been distributed tresiy. | th. ciub-hosse next month» Hopkins bas wented | AU. has beew scheduled for September 14, 1495, | the store. of Mra A. Lila, at es: Latayerte | they Go Inger sing at the. éaliy opening one the start what capabilities our horses|elght-round battle between Charles | T® !come might be guessed as being about | the offer, and Starlight will probably do so, & a place yet to be selected, vote resulted | avenue They were Edward Noreen, of 1s wea of the school. Five hundred pi y have. Two horses of the same age as| Roden, of Jersey City, and Ed Vaughn, | $280. There is not much margin for an In- ue fe ollowa:” You: Mesare. Ht Ju Tantic avenue; Andrew ‘Mel.ean, of § Utica ave-| partment scholars also went on strike, Dut. w of Trenton, to decide the 106-pound cham: | crease of purses The petition will be presented |, OWeR Ziegler and Jerome Quigley will fent|C. Edwards, W. OB. Curt ea nue, ant: James Nash, of 817 Gates avenue. | brought to terma by their teachers, Eau Gallie carried six pounds less| pionship of the Sta alg tw dk ka . tour rounds at eateh-weights at the boxing show | Harder, J. H. Sterrett, H. Sn ‘They stole several pairs of shoes, three razors — weight than he did in the race he won, ene ee TAS, for hos bean Sa enone signatures ou the Girard Athletic Cub" in Philadephia ‘next | Romy, W.' . | Harrann and, W. Stim and several bottles of whiskey and milk. Lively Runaway In Brooklyn, end I eas «they must put heav; % * ve been withdrawn. The ‘ ey a re eeateii Net Lene Wess una BEA Oe MAY NOT RACE AT HAMLINE. Deniers George Rows, the bantam who is matched with Not Too Many Saloona Wanted, |_Grores Hanna, of Seventy-ninth street and a or we ‘Treasurer Kirke, of St. Asaph, yesterday Jimmy Gorman, of Paterson, for eight. rounds at April 6, 1895, to approve | rhe Brooklyn Excise Board to-day denied sev-| it svenue, Brooklyn, and a couple of friends shat they can do, A Miunesota Anti-Betting BI Dis- | rooney All the stories that the Hudson County Athletic Club show. in. Oak- proposed constitute ot Mates anare, ‘The| eM! applications for renewal or transter of |TAt A% exciting ride last night, They were “Did they penalize your other entries enmeneiine deen lpoulaied regarding @ change. in ha Bink, Jeraey Citys next. Raturday night, | Cuan ime To" emt feloon licenses. In. denying, the application the STiVI06 A10N6, Second avenue, ear Blahty-Qrat after Eau Gallie’ url ‘urfmen, a eh a @ spectator at the Seanide Athletic Club last Oar wa are enough saloons eet. when the horse ran away, At Eighty- “T can't say it was done on that ac-| ST. PAUL, Minn, April 2.—The Min- eceer ithe: defeated Garman that he would Heiniiy of the places ‘where the appl Hidina" ant nis companions were throwe’to tho| SOO A, M—eacers Munday. Rmguey eount, but the handicapper put top|nesota Loplalature has dealt a body blow | the pretence of Wilton Jenkins. Public Prose. felt to Mgnt Mad Slimited rout ,banager Kennedy. of the, National Bihlop!an | Of" property. nd to injure around, ‘but not seriously injured. eee Petals vee ee jto every kin ‘orse | itor of Camden County an jampeon'a | 3 bh muserent Company, Seaierday =. — <= “2 Bass, Fs weight on Stonenell in the subsequent ey art ef gambling on hi Fight-hand man, gave Tie to many rumors that | °2Y ter club offering a sultable purse, fle Tee to ming at the bi Haimatea nines Colored Raby at ai Station, | £0.80 A M-—Except Susday, race, simply a crushing penalty, and we y Sending to the Governor a Dill! the ouke would also have his Angers ip the St. | Tne ‘i Madison Square Garden, sittle Previously, ‘lt importans Bate pointe, did not win. forbidding bookmaking and pool selling. | Assph ple. Mr. Jenkins, however, said his visit | 1 suey scnem, Athletic Club, of Brooklyn, expects | May 3 and 4. Mise Lee I John Downey, of BOL Liberty avenue, Brookly A colored Infant about « olf was found] BQO F. M—Daily. Soutnwestern ‘ Secretary Frank Shaw, of the Twin City | ¥*2 ® merely of pleasu to aecure @ license from Mayor Schieren in a few! in the Quaker City they think whe Is the vnly } . WLW comalae at aniston ita Rie cents 5B Only, Recs wonere Sea "Have you formed favorable opinions | § ry Fran , of the Twin City Bee eae ava io give a boxing ahow in the old armory 1M | enlored ‘mprano who. st ail" -approa:hed Mme: | Was hell for trial In tho Gates Avenue Police | taps “WkniNk At the foot of 3.90 FM Except Bundag. <7 of English turtmen?” Jockey Club, said: Fe the latter part of this month. The | Simseretia Jones, the famous Black Pattt Court thin morning for moving Into a house by spd Garcdn dani Achar ieee Albaay, ca : s) “We hav Buckrene 1s decidedly a good horse. He shoul- t will make an effort to get ee oe = force before he had hired I. The h was dling was a girl, neatly clad in white clothes. | 4.80. al.—Duily, North Shore Limited “1 have had every reason to do a0.|,,,%9,have,snent over $100000 tn build: | gered iit suns and, teat Cash "Kilkenny.” Hes] folie. e Taent obnay Young, of" Hiroaki WITH THE WHEELMEN owned be Samuel W. Prager, an artists of 13, 5% ihe city nurse. e.00 Dmg hat 4M Chicas “oa eB i 2 . straint, Lite \tt and other good ones ‘1 tor g pounds. per Leon w ie by street. He broke open ‘dool | sy >, M—Daily. ~ fa)” They 2 saunenes 80 pee, guite fair) iPGov. Clough ‘ngs the bill There’ wil Gallop,’ hard held all the way: OAS NOI ores te maatrhed Ue mrestve Geet borer me saint stds moved ‘in ‘na furniture and put ihe furniture he. | Thimke They Willed Mer Hashand. Cleveland. Devrowt. Caicage, Clasiamadty : f 4 as ° . . neing to Frazer in the yard. When Prager ih nesota.”” o 8 8 Jim Kennedy will probably arrange another s carpinnl: at: spore (0'| found bis possssnltns in the Sere he bon cece Nam A. Washingtor 0 .| 6.25 PM Dally. For by them, There are lots of very Ane) “he trotting tracks will have to close, | | Appltesie again ran wide on the far turn, and] twenty-five-round "bout "in few days. between |, conjunction 41UR tne carnival Oo tre ee i eee ee ey | eee eeniiing at i) caove mec ten pane? ao Peas. Fr iemsninion they are perfectly aquare| Sale oF Dettiter ieee” WIMOUE ENE | Ghis ali wll make the crack at Gravesend har: |chumplan, of cht "he derTied tn toulsiuhe | open handicap bicyete rats are to be eiven for| Tw SeH Valuable A April 15 ling his wite he would not be home | "Susi Maguey alla Cleaiad in my opinion they are perfectly square | sale of betting privileges. a m eT poem oes or GHLeama 166: be is clube | oper Jail thuad deste ty din ee m Se alonble Rent te: | APr Us nie he. soyld 86 ie a te ie eae and Tea Lars give every ee if oe the of next month, Parson | ciass A riders only, The frat prize Is a mold | oi cia. bed Se eat a) aa not heen seen | 9.90 Phi Daliye” Only, Sleeping =| “ nest, iy | manager for Barry, saya he would bel ois “ot arn aecond minute re chreae | per way appminted re: toMae since then, and Mra W on fears he has} cere tor fee : i one a fairchance, The turt hase iarger’ DON ALONZO TRIED. Dogealt made a rlling goo race on. Monte ya Serr gaa elas Aad oes Ba LSTA, onset er ee oe Court sem onniion ne Eee ESE ua wh LN lone the Wecke | g.am Au ballyem Gape ~— 4 numa. Knowing the colt's falling ia running out je bel a not | ‘i mo y Mickel, open where he business. ° v re orth a id influence here than with us. W ny, al mathe targe he, ol ‘age urge im, but eat at ae face, minute register stop watch will be awanted Inclined to lay Bis disappearance to. business 4 cy i i y fakes an 7 r vein the Atreten, ee ee wht| \ trou ; gitieat af eslenticn given to itt OGsr to Nay Reminder, Baza) i Bes 4) Algal’ and’ tnsy’ Slit presen x eaktches He te oe ea ie retiaiiin oy | ae Ae Ba | Repeal Ee # Certainty vos re eisacia ; “Do you propose to take any of your GNRON: Apri a. Rumors are afloat | two good suings in Nick and MKee were siarie! | Hroadway, Broaklvn Mie wilt back “Skate | their competition tickets. Entries ciowe with J dod tur Pi WE | nL hence he oeteecet cere mare a fhorses over to Ireland?” that Donoughue has offered to buy | yesterday, and botn went through with « rusit. | for $1,000 lo mest Gorman again at 125 pounds, E. Sullivan, 241 Broadway, on Saturday, May 16, {and Forty-fttn x peesunn ‘eles aries G.| Fraiee teminaies by Ciaem 2 minder, the favorite fo1 chy The Guttenberg cuatingent had money to burm last oad Bai Rennett, will g> to Albany to-morrow to ur, ag “] ghould like to, very much, If we aes pee ye ifs r ihe Ay and | oisbe leesass ataseaae) AIRES che ald ire vannaae™ soe ee the passage ot the bill for: & Dew bridge acres | Seton, Uk pet. Aik ae 3 could enter them for any good races| Suburoan, for 10,00 guineas, The Sports- Po Maber a good fight, and has challenged him to| Here's the schedule for the hig National fe A.) #10000 for a Hand the Bast River, Mr. Bennett said to-day” that | os West 428k there, but I am told the entries are all|™4Nn this morning says that an offer to ST. ASAPH ENTRIES. meet to a limited round bout at 140 pounda W. mont at Asbury Park, beginning July & ON Y, April 22—Th Rn bo opposition ty the bill. : | ventas und Tat Folean Ge eae fe purchase the colt has been made, but . e a a Opening Day—One mile, class A, one-third of | it mas B Rolh, - Swe — | ED, Brokiya closed, You know I am an Irishman by hike hae bese hetiled. M —- Marty McCue, who has been matched with! mile. class B, two-mile handicap, clans A, | Of Saugerties. « ed a Verdict of $19,000 against | Don't Like Thin Bil! Baggage checked from hotel or residence by birth, though I have been in America| that nothing has be; led. RACE TRACK, ST. ASAPH, April 22. | Frank Patterson, of Brooklyn. for a six-round! five-miie handicap, clase B, half-mile, National | the New York Central and Huteow River Raiiaay a id ‘Westcott Express Com a, since I was two years old. My brother,| The paper adds that Trainer Campbell |—The entries and welghts for to-mor- Deut in the Seaside Athletic Club on May 6. is championship. pare, COMPANY Ih the Vister Cireult Court here thie| | Proteste were filed with Mayor Schieren, of | JOHN M. TONCEY, CBORGR ®. D eee Sg) My clocked Don Alonzo and Banquet over |row's races at this track ure as followa: |Waining hard for ‘the bout. Move’ is anxious | Y—Third of a mile, clans A. alt norte fr the Ions it his hand "os" Wethg pum RewokiyA, *Mia morning by prominent Republicans | ~~ General Manager, Henry Croker, has always lived near ° to retrieve his deteat at the hands of Danny | mile, acratch, clans B, one mile vier, cr ata Shore grade Tossing newr Sau") who are apposed to the bill to elect Aldermen b === Limerick, and my first cousin, also a|the Rowley Mile at Newmarket yester-| First Five furlongs. | McBride in the same club, Mile baadicap, class B; two-mile National chai: | gertien Station on Aug. 14, 18%3 \Benaiorial latel ° ‘ ¥ ; Virago « 2105 ate it aD 4h. Croker, is manager of that railway run-|day. Both went at top. speed. Don Yi'ne see Dene, eae HOR) tim Lavetie, manager for Jack Gibbons, the!’ thie Day—Two mile handicap, class A: five = ae = ning through Ireland, midland. I am/Alonzo was ridden by Simms. Both 108 Lilite K. jog Brooklyn lightweight, says if Gibbons defeats Sam | mile National championaiiip, five-mile, pcrateh, ‘ ‘Cork man, and was born at|horses are owned by M, F, Dwyer, Wheeler 103 Minnie’a jog Tompking, of Astoria. in their six-round bout in| class B; thitd of a mile, bandicap, class A; Coming Events. eighth street: and. Lacington arenses| Sheredor: @ County Cor 5 PROD Ry see 4 Pane May tee ponte ee ng the New York Athletic Club'neat Saturday night. | fve-mile, open, Claes B | poaslel “pain: matinee: ‘thus rarer ant Friday evening, should substantially beneat Clonakilty.” Lasotta, seo105 Chevalier. 105] BA Wilh post of $50, or $100 to match | Fourth Day—Fi nti Bi Maley eeeeae be oe Bsr Se rae tie Mission of Our Lady of the Rosary for the E; . “De you still adhere to your with-| Dr. Rice-Simmons Match of, Founding 105 | him to fem Oven Zeiger, eratch, onesmie enampionanig’ of ets to be we esa Protertii of tmmigracit Girls which, for the | gM@@'®, Clothing, ready made and te artan, wt aud Bae é 7 or any. other 13 feormile handicap, class ve q 6 beholarabon for the (orev athe ba Fy rom’ che pubs | gM RBM Bald : 4 @rawal from home politics?” ST. LOUIS, April 23—The match race between | Second Race ie ne Mmited round contest or to a finish for $500 ae e 5 Bmpire Theatse Uramatie. Sehool, AiR Re 1a Are JOA Sis id Pron the Babs ChEBTT LOTHING CO. 88T “ “Yes, I have cut right off from them, | the horses Dr. Rice and Simmons, which was to 16 Herelie. aide. ARK Oe “auareromile, Netlonal chase areata, be pamlneat. precetstenale {makes dacrimination in Jak Bont, Business contiden nual Ste telivereh | : have bee Thursday, hi declared Onehun mpPRENe Ss play in one act, hy Ancaster, bowls creed oF nationality, and the ho ‘abee Ihave nothing to do with politics now. | ei, Wice will he ailpped East on Thurs+ ig tweens Ths Anish Aghe deteeen Jack v i ot rrembling. a one-art play, “ty Weary, Tote The watertainment ie given ty compe: | Ark “opea every evening tlt Se aL, ‘and don’t intend to hereafter.” day for the Brooklyn Handicap. Say Peterw : ee eae Mine neplenas Cite, Bod Cs age ae eae fall, wautied’ “Edgar Post x ne Majors | Hat Performers. ‘een tor circular.” ir. = ho Kite ......:2...108) will probably be decided witain. the Three. mile, championship of New Jersey, two-mile h nt’ by Nelson Wheatcroft and George = Mr. Croker was most reticent on jp —— = __—_ The Ki 6 ha by Wa 1G — topic, and immediately turns pony the Seery May Re Dismissed. Himyaro 96 | days The men are to mes cap, class B. one-mile handicap, class A, one | Polley Dealer, Not M wie intend {9 stay oto to America| ‘The Fire Commlasioners 4d not hold « epecial furlongs; Fairtex Blakes, | 0) @ tide aod a purse of 4200, The’ win mie contolation race or, by Mem cura orchestra. foe ihe | quguatin Banta Rosa, of MTP Forayth street the fail. Whether we shall keep OUF| mecting to-day. It was said a meeting would be | Ee ae 8 nan ar Cotckeritie Mall ths evening 4” | way arrested by Central OMce Detective Rosen. | frees ‘here for another Beason OF NOt] Neig toomorrow, at which « decision im the cane | Taveatt (000000000008 A Stockholder.—Annoymous notifications of euch Fae ne nse | Art loan exhibition, for tenest of Cancer Hoa: | Derk last night and he was locked up for the depends on how we do this ye M Peas Boast, Chiat Laseoniar [6 tea Bureae of Footie AacecOas taliot matters an you write of cannot be notired. 18 an far heed in that |Bital. Soiety of Decorative Art and Three Day | night at Police Headquarters. Thia —— ae Pedant eal xvi ys ty ls aterprise of auch “reputed. magnitude. there ‘ie Rutseries. presa view, tormortuw from 10 A, 3 or that he was arrested In 7§ MONEY. | (272" given. Restraint. oa a to he gained. by withholding the only jeer, : be ree, agreated 10 WANTS CORBETT | campuses, non esraat weccnr t Nagk esti eh eant ett — seen eee eal Be lce Rak thie tate, Tn aet be diamiased from the Departms he will) Kilkenny . +104 Hagry Alonzo. ° . The Mazeppa Cycle been or Song recital by Mme. Zippora Montel eins | Market Court. taaday Ronaabere sald ‘ba. arreaie fight tho decision. He im charged with having] Solitaire teeeslO4 Little Matt Dan & Mcleod, has chalienged |® umber of Miving | in Pius) Fourteenth \ormorrew ot m candy store at 17 Por street. Tem O'Rourke Waits for Him to granted permits to improper places. Fifth Race—Six and « half furlongs, “Farmer” for $2,800 | colors are nile a SEG on arresting him found a slung shot in bis pon Name Two Fighters. silane tan ala. Ga Hen Lomon4.........116 Little Tom. ot ane | Vice-President,” Mr Griffin session. dustice Grady held Rosa, for INNAT!, April 23.—Tom O'Rourke, Re jons for Mr. Dayton, Chiawick Uns ¢ 4 challenged Ch Mine Raith | Roullier, evening, oe DIAMONDS, ne Jewelry. CINC! f — "| ‘There was a sort of levee in the rooms of | Hammie .. i : the championship of the world at Graeco-Romaa | Prigke, Captain Miss 4 Ws lanon for tmproving Public - eae ‘sentative will with manager of Walcott enn ae posted | rouinaater Dayton to-day when a committer trom | West Park Peers Be rr yge ee iieg A ll el var llr haa So enaler, with teachers at $F. Mle ee eee wis with B. B. Johnson $1,000 for elt the National Association of Post-Ofice Clerks pre.| King Gold.,....:.c.,107 Tartutle ol w, day "in the City College “Speeches by K. Ellery | Mayer May, a sixteen WATCHES (solid gold), diamonds 7 *. these men to fight any man of thelr| soy nim with « copy of Led fy eo ey w wel. | why dove the wheeiman pay toll om the big | Anderson, Charles B Mubbell, Payson Merriit | 363 Division street, ieappeared Sutures ned beg | 70%, wank 1m Jewelly line: quietiy; 6.0 wedi san Corbett may put UP a intervi ot Tenpect ‘aleem,. passed Ai ident een ALBANY, April 22,—Senator O'Conner has ta-|PF@8*? ws calls nectermance given by the Young | Pefne'etatiee?’ em has & reputation “ot | Box"ie Worl st “Alt SB Mmplen is is the outcome of an. interview | jonas of the tt 93 | troduced @ bill to do away with all other coun- + jonas # quiet, well-behav a eae sald he would | en: Gmith os Tom | wi ot ‘at home. He >ril 7, President | Hugh Penay. branch, made the Wilt rosso ich wae reapende to snunalig eron re Naw voun @ Dramatic Buciety of the ye Game entied oF By 8 ry ot “i mses tat “jus ter Corbett, in which he ia wt 00 | col tox ow, Torts Gepartments encept the Corpere-