The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1895, Page 6

HE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 93; 199%. NI AG AR A HUNTS CUPS N. J. A.C. CARNIVAL OF SPORTS] THE TRI-COLLEGE BOAT RACE. BITTEN p ’ Am Immense Entry List for the An-| Poughkeepsie Hast! th mae Rott he At Pounueen The Silverware Sale. “Awheeiman, it ls true, can hear AE Aiorth heb veliicie near, of & half doze! ‘ ‘ I flattering predictions concerning) POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., May %— ; FOR CYCLERS, Bete oa aaee hunafeda, of “a Howard Gould Will Sail His) tne carnival of, sporis to be held. at| Atrangements for the Columbla-Cornell- e We have never pretended |to sell silverware before at the ° hi heel: {th headlight blag- Bergen Point M te U, of P. boat the Poughkeep- Srarran Terrence veh ctea ey cane; SAGE Im Many Race ee a ety Ur tn theta cat |e coutaas Ga tet ae k's aoe oes —— Ee tacw Maden! Ween oe ing to move. That's one reasou.| We wish to acquaint more securing its passage it will | syariee Of a wheelmen. Th anything so much needed |pance compelling vebicies in | lights, especially In the park: on June 21, are being com- Sprite aha t un, ‘but If eee nave tr ntgewheel je smashed look. ‘The entry Mat has grown to gi-| pleted, and as the plans mature they i" ere Is ho. redress, The. d propor tio bi equa The Evening World” Willjs:.cme,s pe utettitt, ‘eta kets |To Be Tried Against All the Crack [tn ne agree cet ee oe a tae mort eras Harry Lamont Dragged Prot) peopte with the kind of silver| ware we manufsctare, ‘That's a Ie nov Wat. the poor wheelman can find ihe f better out Who should pay for his fuined prop- dé quantity, On the contrary, scratch [on the Hudson River, The people of one. Try to Have City Orde fers vou mows ati praine for The Twenty-Raters Abroad. men are more plentiful than novices,|Poughkeenste and neighboring ct His Bicycle Near the TRA SETS of Ave, WINE COOLERS, for pint or quart bottles; Vehing World” for taking up the mat- and almost every event will be sig-|and towns are taxing hold of the project did elgnt piccen-*'..@O.76, G98 te @96| eatin or plain Anish and Noceceterder | ter nallzed by the prewence of athletes who | With great enthustasm. Washington Arch. WAten priomienn., 94,00 te 96.00 nances Amended. dermen Favor the Move, Will Follow the British Coaat| have attained National distinction The big Poughkeepsie bridge, unter Pian Mer tigated, Galle OCT OO wey OR COFFER Sroons, This question Is not a political ques- Through the Whole Season, ‘The struggle between A, A, U, and| which the boats wil pasa, will probabiy FREE SETS, large am 1.50) 6c. por set, ton, amt Aldermen express, themselves Intercollegiate champions should develop | be opened to the public on that day, WATERSANGORATA. @Le 4 rt BHU ae love toe tale play: ae some sensational features, Princeton, | Klving several thousand people an oppor Oranes Bpcone, PUT LIGHTS ON GARRIAGES, |r iene ‘lan ordinance like tha Nick Bi 7 Fe OTUr cana inaaTor dd od, n Nick Brown. Cornell, U. of BP. and, in fact, nearly | tunity to wifness the race from an altl- BEATEN AND KICKED ALSO able for rays OF tea vervices; Found, | Oyster Forks, T should favor | Copyrighted, 1495, by the Associated Press.) i J ‘eis Bs Oblong, square und oval abi ~ Tt might net) LONDON, May 2.—As already cabled | We the oolleges entered in the Mott] tude of 212 feet. The West Shore Rall- le SCR BUNERS. fined with porcelain o: Tabte ‘er 4 : fron—durable. impossible to break. | Smal i a yply to aeh-carts, miik wagous and lene ary P che vuid'a | Laven games, have decided to fight} road will run an observation train par- ? 3 Cah sve om ee, but ae tainly OY dia fk lia Date Ll sebibl "3 as | thelr battles over again under New Jer- | allel to the course, rom "bo ve" iv.3) rt Bpoons or Forks, q nebt to applet to carriages and | He He ent eee AIBEO Te icon Rog Ay Cy Wiepl ‘The expenses of the race will be borne] gs : . Salad 8 Mayor Strong and Aldermen Are| 07 yrs gin cent cual er gi piace on Thursday, last off Gray Tie inter-'vatsity tivalry will reach a|y the people ot Poushkeepste, The | 448 Assailants Had to Be Severely SOLE UL OL repel en 4 Pled to Support the kinds, with ‘these few possible ex vation, wiv Fives (Mag: heen tn Wvibuey [onenee th tehsil a es wane cae eri Aaah ll LA Liha i Olubbed Before They ‘ould Poreriatn Vale 4 Bae BO t0 8.70 aiava 81.86 cnc 4 ged Thera ia an ordinance compelling | Docks, opposite Gravesend, and along Shea tie Ceantae GP IRORIA Tei ay hee Done cane Desist, nig Ei. New Movement. drivers to follow the rile of the road atl sige of the Prince of Wales's Britannla ms that nothing short of [Course &c.,, will be about $1.00), anda Bist Prices good for this eale ONLY. | MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED. Pee ree and aide Ot een hy a {and Mr. A. B, Walker's Ailsa can prevent his quartet | Committee Is canvassing the. ¢lty” for ; nove own & bieyele fide! ‘hb crews © yachts last named | LOM capturing the banner and gold |eubscriptions to the fund, which will be Pi { a ERS AND DRIVERS. |" verTngseies umn when 1 gcuemnied on theie decks during. the | cihetaurmvat™ wit oat wromiy at | rel Ceecutive Commitee, which has| BOTH WERE — INTOXICATED. MERIDEN BRITA|NNIA COMPANY 4 JUST TO RID! sornete tome of those dark places in the noon with # football match under Asso-|all arrangements for the race in hand, REDUCED PRICES AT 4 EAST uTH ST ONLY e ; $ 14 : f Ou Lam angious until I[ preparations for the trial of the Niag- | (29h with & football ‘ ‘ i thos J rivals, | consists of six bers s «t through to the Ught again for fear T/ara, and eagerly watched her as she/ihe Centreville A.C. Brooklyn | keepsing Hoat club Wilam Fe sBouth, will run down some one or be run down | wag made ready and sailed out of the} Wanderers, A sensational game of la-|a Yale graduate, through whose efforts t that the run- | Crosse Is scheduled for 1 P.'M. between | the race was secured. to. Poughkeepsie, | They Said the Young Man Had Run if Present Law Places. All the Hard=| sortie svening World” ty rght,|dock, In ste of the foot iat he el te iegete toate. iercoltniate| being the Nefy flee Cnaitmun cai fant tek COACHING GLUB’S PARADE 3 ide Jong. -gear of Niu a stify, and (champtona and the famous nguresation| Adequate training quarters have been a ships, but No Benefits, on Rid Viewed from Both 81 that het sails were not stretched, the |which repremente the Crewent A.C provided for all three crews. The gtuy- Nts Tere ces. te) i) cres ” one, She he ‘ack and eld events will com-|Vvesant mansion, on the bank of the Hud- ers of the Silent Steed. "m something of @ bicycle enthust-| trial was a very creditable on Me} mence at 2 FM. and finish in tie to| son, two miles north. of Poughkeepsie, the Hospital, ‘ast myself,” said Alderman Benjamin | showed herself to be especially Quick | make rooni at 4.30 for th 5. Hall, of the Twenty-fiat District, lin stays. between the clever nines weball keume | will be oecupied by the Columbia crew, th ; Workers are ciate” | Yante and provide its own provenders A Pretty Women Attract Attention t Hs 1 ey can € ete Eo from Nt Ye Teint Commen 1 Jersey A.C, and Bayonne iy Wanted a oth points of view, for I sometimes use Magara's 3 Such established favorites as Tommy | boat-house, work on which was com-| Harry Lamont, of 9 Macdougal street, m Section #0 of chapter 7 of the revised | (Ct Tugs. “I think this is an. absolute both | Conneft, George W.Orton, Fred Pu eed tonday, Ww pull for them on "| from the High-bred Horses, ordinances of the Mayor, Aldermen and| necessity for public safety, that the re-| Mr. Gould and Capt. Barr were both inert, Graeme W. Orton, Fred Putt menced to-day, will be built for them on | was bitten by two men early this morn- ig) G. G. Hollander, Andy | Roosevelt's Point. ordinances ot ot the city of New York | quirements of tho ordinance, section 0, | pleased with her performance. The lat-|\tan WA? Coombm Bayard Gh Wool | “the Bennayivanians will be quartered |!" while taking a spin on his bicyc Every Line of 4 makes nfair discrimination against | «complied with, _| ter sald: ru and L.A. W. Haltmzai will be seen | at Bellevue Villa, a fashionable hotel on|in lower Fitth avenue, near the Wash- fiders of bicveles in the city streets | napa'in'ihe ruse of cartiagen wecmune| "Niagara nceme satisfactory in every /11 thar sFenperye, see toe neal | Hy WAmIG oars anet murrocainpee A | aRtOn Arch, bee Nat ct be atl Trade and in js eeernes: parks and drives, It provides |ot the noise of the horses hoofs. ut it | respect. We can do Just what we lke | (rats Vuieewih try for the walking | boat-house Will also be bullt for them, | TWO men, who subsequently gave their Lunch at Claremont, and some of the spe st ama-| The Cornell crew, which is not ex-| names as James Cone, of 227 West Fifty- protection for the pedestrian from the | sceins to me the bleyclers are entitled fo | with her. She appears to be a remark- | honor. hy some protection, there is no Hght on M not do to be/teurs in L. A, W. and collegiate ranks! pected here until one week before the Househol: . Bicycle, but it does not protect the|the carriages, they are more likely to| ably fast boat, Hut it wil tor th fo Be) Fave gent in thelr entries for the one| face, the others taking posseraion of | itn sires, and touts Hartlinante, of ds, bicycle rider against reckless drivers of run into them, and I don't know why | too sanguine on and two mile bicycle handicaps. thelr quarters on June 1, will be boarded ow, dragged him from his! ‘The Coaching Club scored a grand suc- Watch 7, d the restrictions ag to lights should not | appeared in the races, as every boat) wor the special one-mile run, in which} either at the Nelson House, or at the| wheel without any apparent provoca-| cess this morning at its annual parade ‘atch The Tt compels the wheelman to carry a| Ue ahnlied to carriages ag well 8 UDO" | seems to be fast when there 1s nothing | Tommy Conneft throws down the gaunt: | Hicks Manalon, which yatands near the! tion, beat, bit and cicked him viciously. |and drive, ‘Ten coaches, horse with as headlight on bis wheel that can be seen | legion. : sailing against her. teal oatate will be represented by George| Dr -C, D. Miller's boat-house, Lamont declares that the assault oc-| fine stock as the country affords, lined World’s ‘a block away, warning people afoot of| "The wheelman is, by the nature of| 1 am glad that her first match {8 to! Ww. Orton, A. A. U. and Canadian cham-| Poughkeepsle people are striving to|curred at about 1.8 ociock. He was| up in the Eighth avenue entrance drive, " . Help Wanted the two vehicles, the only sufferer by ipidaes eh el patrick, the fi Successful race in his approach, ‘but carriages, except pub-| {he two vehicles, the only, muberie iy (be a Channel race, as it will give her a| pion: Charles ilipatrick, the famous | make this the most successful TACC | Wheeling along leisurely towards the| west of the Mall, near the Marble Arch, lc cabs and hacks, carry no lights, and | (0,00) wheeimen and wheelwomen in the | better show and will be @ feather In our) \uvior’ Gpack, and ‘Tim Roa ater, tre | eee mtstery ot athe nether this shall be| atch, and observing two strangers di-| shortly before 11.3) o'clock, the hour set 4 they may run down the wheelman at|xreat metropolis, now, they should be! cap if we win, as .iagara is barely | irish ex-champlon who expecté to| the permanent course for the tri-college| rectly in his path, attempted to turn] for the start protected. will favor an ordinance o e ke a brilliant American debut on th cided to hold the race 8 Adverti: ‘ his own risk Poking’ to that end whould st ye eub: | Feedy for racing, In fact, some of her) male a ne-American debiit on the| race” "itt te dectied to hold the race out, home of the prettiest and best gowned rtisements, ‘This js an unfair discrimination against | mitted to the Board of Aldermen: sails have not yet arrived here, a ¥ | “Those who desire to secure their seata | cottages end ‘boat-houses on the banks en he came near enough, they drag-|coaches, A very large crowd gathered to the riders of the wheel, and “The Even- —__— ail want stretching before the boat can |in aivancefoan De aecommontinted at A: |of Ne Ever a var, han | £04 im from his wheel and threw him|see the start and the Park drives. were ye be to be in racing trim.” pan ld ., 12 assau rr Vv. A. Brooks, v . i 4 ined w! interested spectators, 4 alee lea elders oes Hed REFORMER DE WITT SCORED. | te ua IRe iS street, or at the office of James E. Sul-| consented to referee the race, and Con- fines in hees bai ds La epee ‘A noticeable feature of the parade q ‘amendment to the ordinance compelling poe Wil Race Through the Season. | jivan,'241 Broadway. gressman J, F. Reyburn, of Philadel- . is right arm and the other) was the presence in. the line of two | === the carrying of lights by all vehicl Employee of the Crusader Against! Mr. Howard Gould intends to race — phia, has ‘placed | his cfieam, yacht | buried his teeth in his wrist couches from Philadetph s., which were : 5 retchen at the dis = to be in-| turned out in a style fully equal to t Nee ee ing or a tad: bit Bioycles Arrested. Niagara throughout the season here. He ST. ASAPH ENTRIES. tee for a referee's boat. Cee eee none te theh vie, | Metropolitan standard. “< i De cee of coei toner inventions ‘that | Thomse D. De Witt, who te making | will retiien to the United fiates in cme aR Ecletic EIZILE Um almont with the teteclty: of bulle| ene peae heey hee hue Wave tones js one of the mi ne Americ 3 >| " Nn -| the Park along the west drive to the help to make life easier: @ popelar con: | ‘Me crusade on the bicycle riders who do|to be present at the races for America's) RACE TRACK, ST. ASAPH, May 2 A FISTIC FIZZLE. Sees: One Hundred and. Tenth street drive, Park Row and Chatham Sq. i Yor the business man or wo.|"0t Keep thelr lamps lighted at night, | Cup. ‘The entries and weights for Monday's Teo strangers attempted to beat oft| Where the President reviewed the Club, y / veyance for the busine: came in for another scoring by Justice| “I am very enthusiastic about the! races are aa follows: ‘ tad Guy pee and some fancy driving was exhibited, C 0 2 man; a vehicle convenient for those who | Police Ci coming races,” sald Mr. Gould, “and The Hub Show in Jerscy City Drew] the assailants with their canes, which| “Arter driving along the east drive, the i 4 would go shopping or calling; a car-| Ryan in the Yorkville Police Court this} Tittne Titer tence in Niagara. In| comet nr ss hu fa Profitlens and Scanty Crowd. | they vigorously applied to the heads| line was Sismesed, «nd the coaches pro- . 4 a 4 ement situs : i y to C i i riage unequalled for coming @ long dis-| MOT an a cart driver for De|her first race to-day we shall be able| Ter Dry Nemo ‘The few persons who pald admission| and shoulders of the brutes, but with-| ceeded uniformly to Claremont, where a Furniture, Carpets, Ete, ‘ tance in towns or to the Hagar Witt's coal yard, was arraigned, charged|to compare her with the British crack | Qinren .) crac to the boxing show given by the Hub| out avail, ‘The line of parade wa: as follows: quickly, "The Evening World’ Hic watched the operation of the Alder- Victim Athletic Club in Wood's Hall, Jersey| Finally a poltcoman was attracted to] First Coach—Col. Wililam Jay, President of the Everything for Houseke ping without ay aring to be PUNT AS Siel alka City, last night, concluded that they|the scene. He tried to pull the men| Club, black and yellow coach. red wheein, with a violation of the corporation | twentt Puinam nant fuse in the|sanguine, 1 think I may say that I rely oa COE RU Fea neat Low: ) manic ordinance relating to the carry-|Ofdinance in dumping refuse aaee es ingare to wives good account ot |, Sad Racesix and « nit furlongs had’ been swindled again, as they left|apart, but only succeeded after having | brown wheeler. chestnut and atay legders: mussis® Beby Coons Camtiaen dl ing of lights on vehicles with much| “I am sorry,” sald Justice Ryan, | 1 ae: Beokton | «+44 HO Charlie I the hall shortly before 11 o'clock. The| Used his club with considerable vigor. Choate, Robert Perkins. i: S$, LARGEST STOCK, y “that since you ‘followed Mr. De Witt ekee Am) Heyant He) rea Bal hi Vi dvertised t 2.30]. Lamont wis sent to St. Vincent's Hos-| Second Coach—I'rescott Lawrence; yellow and LONGEST CREDIT. Bi ote instructions he haw not been placed un-| Asked what he thought about Allsa, | Mayor Booweecci Mamie Th i show was advertised to start at 8.30] pital, where his wounds were dressed. | cream cosch, coum, ‘three brown Ang’ one. ray: Here's the Oppressive Ordinance. | der arrest instead of yourself, He 1] yr, Gould said that from what he had|O*fVerws vere ve. 107 Mamie Heo. 4.5 o'clock, but at that hour only thirty!’ ‘The assallante could give no reason for| Ruests: | Mra Lanrence, | Me and aire. J: M. ? i ‘This is the ordinance es it atands|V“fY Anxious to have arrested thor’) need he thought the America's CUP| yiynngs ne nn iy ptaware people were assembled. The same thirty | the attack other than that Lamont had) Matrii't.don—perry Belmont. coach ae eae y te | oacelnn: Bey leh there at 9 o'clock, but at 9.45, when static yur bays: guests: Newbold Morris, ws cycle lamps, but he is not so careful] was fatrl: fe, for, unless Watson's | Flusnin, 109 Sharon. ware i” " Searched at the station had a roll of fortimer, J. R. D. Baldwin and Phas eit Ay, pose tas 4 Merete, terse | ot cher Ine Piloh affect, hingelt, He | vatkyrie Tit. turned out to be a wonder, | Billy ity HME Piet the ‘frat pair were put on, the crowd | money amounting to $150 in his pockets, | Peafink., Stanies Mortimer, J.B. oe eta : = velocipede or other such vehicle of propulsion | does not care how many bicycle rider that Herreshoft | Bit Find sssorseses.-108 Chateag «» ad swelled to 200, nes Geen Fourth Coach-Dr, W. Seward Webb, coac ee ne thie alty ean ene | are locked wp for the ight in, police |he gave as his opinion tha reahoft | antic. 109 oe FEA Mee Apu Gescial, pout. qran)_ between ‘Ont tor Fam in the Country: binck; team, four browns; guests: Mra. Webb, Railroads. Stations, He takes good care, though, |could be relled upon to make Defender Sn uta ‘ito | The first special bout was between Tae eee, Min EdiCD Hall and. Charles ired to carry on such vehicle, after sundownlags in the ci of his friend, not 6] the tantent boat afloat. Fourth Raco—One mile and a sixteenth, Fouee recurs ate ise Lin Yo Qnd) The Vigilant Fast Side Camping Club will, for| Robinson, i scat FRIAR ule AMERICA'S OREATEST RAILROAD, and betore sunrise, & light of muficient illuminat-| press charges “galnst them. Mr, Gould concluded by saying that he| tHlume .. 107 Foxglove 9] Caftrey got the decision, ‘Neither could | {%* frat time this Summer, sail for Gea CHM L.| EU coe NTA aa” seamn” bape; gueetes. JOM ~~ hundred $ bell; signal : Puliteee, 2| Mike Colford and Jac! ‘rainor were | is chiefly composed of law students. T. 0 en. seat, (Stan be sanaieg sea veh oe seers] GOOD NEWS FOR WHEELMEN, jine siritian const und enter Ntaxara for (git arnlleg Calford and, Jack Treanor eamece | aT Suey ony sexton, cameras De ¥. Morrell, ot Phil all the leading races in her clas but were not allowed to go on, as there is at No, 25 Surf avenue, Sea Clift, coach; team, four fi a wise om approaching and crossing the intersection | phe Righth Avenue Pavement Will Pit Race-Pive furlong wag no money in the house, they have a cony little cottage: Mra J. fh of any street oF avenue; and no person using 4) Be in Proper Re! by July 1, ersey essssssssssss NB 103] “The “event of the evening” was be- ee ieee ea E T 5 Biers, “tera, velacgede or otter sh te: Commissioner, Hroowtield’a eontract| AILSA DROPPED OUT. Mie Gane cocci aween, Rube Pucker. of Newark and) ‘noya Viait the High Dome. may 7 lcle: of propulaign on the public arrests of tiit| with the Barber Asphalt Company to ips peneerse May Trin ec 1 were to have boxed eight rounds, but] Mr. J. B. Carpenter, Jr. Secretary of the Junior ugust_ Belmont, black and red & HUDSON RIVER R. ® elty ‘shall propel sald bleycle, tricycle, velocl-| (065 the Kightn avenue pavement in re-| Carried Away Her Bobstay--Ningara | (0) (if «-:: ab Gea $3] on account of the small attendance they | Department of the Young Men's Christian Associa four bays: guests: Mra. Belmont, 6,30 A, M.—Except Sunday. Rmpire State . peda or other such vehicle of propulsion at « ai ‘ * "8! boxed four rounds, and the bout was ” Wilton, ‘Mise Maus Livingston, Maitland ry min ia thee " reater than eight miles an hour,| Pit for ten years at $9,600 a year was Failed to Start at South . Sixth Race—Bix duclaved'a draw tion, 603 Fulton street, Brooklyn, visited ‘The vie Ar alae oneiae. eston, oso te see: pie the ‘world, Sela ye es Ranier thee ne ibaes approved yeaterday, Work on, the ave-| SOUTHPND, England, May %.—Allsa/ pevisee rae See Worle: Baliding, thie morning, with the follow- Tinh Comh-Reginald fives, lack aaa ped as foe at pone 1. For nue w in this morning, and the con- - | iy : Be els at bare: tro coach. fours tayae questa Richard, Carmen, | 20.80 Adc tacepe, Sunday. breast parade the atrecia of the city at any | tractors promige that it will be In per- | 04 Britannia started at 048, this morn | tieadi Sc MOY Dine Hematy s.s¢ PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Joba, Cussan| Thomas 6. Ghatiecly. Yl Rudrey ‘Eldrige, Brockholat Cutting sil important Stav ‘ time 0° uald such bicycles, tricycles, veloci-| fect repair within thirty days. They| ing with yachts of other classes, i a LO uta vw ¥ Pip ebuv nce ace Eh ‘cinnatl, 1 Pedes oF other vehicles for propulsion. expect to put down practioaly @ new|Channel race from Southend to Har- He ce danikied Amand woe aintn’civieens|| SR ee = of, the’ chub, Ccoach, black and “red ginua 4 Any olution of thin ordinance aball be pum. | AP ee tn Woing: (thas they will receive | Wich. & distance of about fMfty mlics. pap Sin training. were wonky lMlonly of a) BASEBALL CHAT. Mine "Bronton, Sse" Gertrude’ Van Poughkeepsie, Albany, ‘troy, i fehed as 4 misdemeanor. from the city In three or four years. ‘The breeze waa light, but, although GOSSIP OF THE TURF. Southern. lightweight champion, Jack Baa only = Cotaeitie: Yancer allied Deion 8a A MLS Chiecece mnie Dee Fifty bicycle riders, including some —_e—___: Ailsa was leading the twenties and for- ec . heen working two weeks and in that time han| «8 yesterday's slogging match the ‘Joints’ 1 @.00 PM Dally, or ‘albany. "Trey, Bulle, rosy-cheeked girls, have been stopped, A Bieycliat's Leg Broke: tles, she soon gave up the race and re-| | Lctkem off considerable auperfuous fesh, Laviene| were out-alugged. Stil, they mate a grat rally! GOOD YARN, BUT DIDN' T GO. Cleveland, I, Chicago, Cincianatic, arrested and taken to police stations) Charles A. Fritsch, of No. 59 South| turned to her anchorage. Later, it be for violations of this ordinance. They | Spring street, Newark, while bicycling | came known that she had carried aw: have been haled into police courts in the| along Elizabeth street, near Freling-| her bobstay. Will meet a fust and furious fighter in Everhart, | towards the end of it and only the 1 utherner, has met and | land, due to Hoswel 4 of Cle wildness, lost the 6.25 P.M.—Dally. For Saratoga, Burlingtens Remarkable Story of a Dom. a Ren-| 7.90 poy ei? Boe Anan on turf affaira in the West and he comes ou boldly against. the gamblers who are running coming North the ted Troy, Utleds lightweights in Philadelphia, . ° Adirondack Mountains and things to sult themselves, He says cue and Stolen Pash-Cart. R fo morning, and tried for thelr offenses.|huysen avenue, last night, tried to turn| At the Nore Lightship, Isolde was[ Mitt ii au lgemeces te mn | which te saying «rit nals Jack Doyle spotied a daring bit of play ty] onry gchroed, F an ‘ 1a | oe Sakic eteare vate rates eens ‘One magistrate has fined all who came| out of the way of a van owned by the| leading the forties and Inyoni was lead-| ing pace tracks, and the more tarcallty. the i ‘ei es Bannon through too much “encouragement.” Ran-| Henry Schroeder, @ painter, who na atl tadianspeliar Ser Louie Guteaaee before him, although the evidenceshowed | Metropolitan Company, of Nv. sit Mercer ing the twenties intaige le: eMC Wher Nave tue power the’ quicker | idee the Seuaitg Olah Rak tad « sepe Ron's atlempt to steal home was a trite too) Te as no home. was before Justice! 9.00 $ eping-Car Fosstne 3 eet, New ‘ork City, but ran int indulge je they have the wer the quicker at a “ in tae! ‘aves | bt tf ve Yoorhis, in e Tombs Court, this morn- ere. on that their lights had flickered out al-| manhole and was thrown under the vane | ‘The determination of Mr. Howard] witi come the puriteation of a notie port, | Mae neat ory! SSJOGRIRE ONER, the. DEE 20: RSYE FOr: e786 Ink OhACEOA Wik Nevliig aitometea tol as Oe For Cape Vincent, Opdeasd most at the moment of arrest, their|The wagon wheels broke hia right leg. | Gould, at the last moment, not to start | Gamblers own the Louisville race track, and 1] im. Ke It Thang th Sulaeavanaet steal a push-curt from Frank, Chester. | ga.ao bi&, Cleveland: ,Detrolt. Chicago, lamps being still hot. ae en er eee his new Herroshoff 2-rater Niagara| understand the same men own Latonia aud Oak: | Albion smeree, Anak Le cog ane Betercan the 7 fe Schroeder said that at 4 o'clock thi “HY Dany. ‘Troy, Buflalo, Niagara Palla’ Cals Riders of the bicycle, whether for] Mrs: Cruger Not Yet Recovered. |i) tne race for the twenties, to-day, Was| ley, It le all wrong, for racing should not pe | MAtrone Bis Fenrenenta y ning argument and defeat ‘at the Fi Recet fooking for’a tends wholes | @.06 5H. and 8.88 2. Moai, oxseet ; Pleasure or business, agree that this or-| | Mri § Van Nenuolaer Cruger (‘Julien Gor-| q great disappointment to thousands of| tun for Ramblers. That ia the whole trouble] pnore ghould he Root boxing at the show of th faker, Warn’ he was attacked, by a| o” Sunday, to Pitiateld, vie Hartews Divisions inance {s a perfectly proper provision | fon"), whe was thrown from her poate: Uy Cen] peopie who expected to see her debut,| with the tut to-day, They own the secretary, tn the Brooklyn Athenaeum, Atlan A Bik delegation will leave in a special train | large dog and driven into a hallway, ‘Cars on ali through traiaa, i 1 z | to-night. The card for ry lo-morow a! i ag ca | tat Bh 1a tomorow afternoon and escort | AN unknown man rescued him, and * F ho New. York team home. tro r haney Harnett ang donhny Veena se | be Nem, YORK team Rome trom "ihe quaker “City, | then, hired “him to take the truck’ to Her ankle| fhe weather was beautiful and the} {he starter ie oe handicapper, For gam- ateamer of the New Thames Yacht Club| Mine Rurpores they Insist oa hn 3 for safety when enforced under the| | Tules of common-sense, and justice, and Hat on shorter races n, 113 Broad nel Test horse a Sy panndee Ey. Benet’ and oeeictie | Ace wn Giants and deserve | Washington Market. pues st comieson rants, S88. tualieh Sa Pathe Meee ctasteelts. psteaual anaicin cel Rtie BN aceatens attr Ue ~ a at 18 pounds; lly, Broat and Chetaie| a chance to do etter at Bom Unfortunately Schroeder could not ex-| Biestuay s45"columbus aver 6), Weet ry ad lights on carriages, coupes and other ve- E WHEELMEN. see what the Herreshoff's new creation | ‘ions uch that nearly ail the | raven are meney and Mike Martin, “six rounda, at * Eat & plein why Bee pan eWay muen he som riation, New York: 338 and el nvre acrambles. Except. for two-vearcalda, there | Downey f rs 1 : Beane hicles is just as great for the protec- would do. to be a raver tinder ae The p @ anambutance corse ite Tighe be turkeated that him! Neither could he tell the name of or residence by the tion of the public as It Is on bicycles. The stands at the new Manhattan Reach track| It seems that Niawara’s sails were de- lah can lboeinal tins y mi | his baker friend, nor account for the Alt Hanlon. who fought Shatow Maber in the| armed with crutches, splints and other Seaside Athletic Club two months has found | appliances and singing paeons. of thant cker in Charley Billings, of Hoboken, who ta| that the brevity of their trip stopped them “The Evening World’ has pledged | y, several Aldermen to the support of an accommodate 12,000 spectators, TI o4 June course| tained at Liverpool, and although Mr. fact that there is no bakeshop in that amenger Ageat. me | ( ; , elghborhood. Srdinance for this purpose, and: Mayor | Will be compl Gould exhausted every effort to hurry willing to match him against Maber. Kid McCoy | short of the tail end Rjtiatice Voorhis held Schroeder in $300 | €———___—s—_ Btrong has said that he would sign See them here in time to be bent for racing, | of Buy oiner Daser at 14) oF 260 pOURAR RD Cam s 8 8 for Special Sessions. Guch en ordinance. Chiat Congul Potter will be referee at the State| this morning, they did not arrive in Ce ae Dave Fouts 1s worried. He knows the weak- Ray ae Rea} _Cetate at Auction. 4 Mayor Strong for Justice. meet oa June 16 ‘Ube Henry E| time, Jimmy Handler and Stanton Abbott, tt te aaid, | AN sh ghia eam And th DOG OWNED THE BANK. _ Mayor Bivong fal e-tny concerning), fet Ht Slum” 3.13. "rte Pesan wie matched torts noun We 158 pounder ® | ARUN be strenathened: cx” of. paver Strong. sald, to-day. Will be warter and Tom Crickton will be clerk Hing the tracks there, They have heen OL | Dut “allk’ purses were never ma’ THE the Board of Aldermen pass such | °t the course, SPORTING MISCELLANY. | :::: Faw It coming, and entered! my “horaen Ia] Prank. Yerne and Frank Zimpher will arrive PRE REE ANTI HO & Lively Chan After a Mad Cur in Less Than Auction. an ordinance, it) will give, me great oe 8 pe aint the sapien share. and ltt take mas of thei [in ha oity to-day from Hufialn"eimpner te the 184 | eomngry average sighecen 7 Mount Verno: leasure to sign it. An atte e 0 Th venting World," last | hie i" & stant in eh ho: te to saaal Charley Sally 16/8, BralleMnasy | oo yeors of age, ani DIP FUS 10 BIE Es owarde making bi: | thr twtinets 2ahune Reade, emorrow to: icone gist tH te 7ah8 venlon Werih' “vast Wet atin iv Cincin- | Nout on May 30, when Lavigne and Everhart meet | Blayore: F Smith, Linderman. p.;C. Bal-| A brigade of street urchins scurried gycling and pedestrianiam ai night safer, | Teer will ormahiy be a retrultlin he rank ot| SNe hiiam gwtanmen, eivew down the auntien to, gl h'than ction ide Atmtte lun” Mt reports are | german er atk, Seheoder, |up South Fourth avenue, Mount Ver- AS Ra, Pedastrianiiam at nigtt & ap A oro va A champion awiminer, threw down the gauntlet to |, i 3 J Nese 7 “yen, yourcan say that Til approve of BN ee Rae I Ce eaaatoe Ge maint (OC HO) 8 Fda, MF An a Sa ere ay aia (eet nana One a goth Ward, Brooklyn. such ah ordinance if the Board of Alder-| Tae tincoin Waeelmen will run to Bath Beach vas diligently sought the challenger! Three, representatives of law frm training at Coney Taland Bundaya, “Address | small yellow cur, frothing arthe mouth; | 57th to Ooth St. 18th to a2d Ave, men see fit to pass it.” to-morrow Memorial Day “run’ will be Howe @ Hammel. went to the halt mére | next Monday for his engagement with Frank Erne, Brooklya, B.D. | ‘To escape its tormentors the di ; ON PROPERTY, A representative of “The Evening | to Far Kuckaway. R track at Flushing Ye tnt hired hur | at Ruffa:, which ia down for June 14, at the through. a © the People's ; World’ broached the subject to Majer yor ttoond finest "| Hirata. {Mew were steageh ty rite and. three] Seaside Athlete. Club Saws rex oom Bingen SP epee doorse the Sesnie's DECORATION DAY, ci te Cl 0 ‘saat jen: per columns, and a! ands watted to b ily Tucker. of Newark, says " i lesks. ¥ League of American Wheelmen, and he | nattan Hirycle Club ts marrow per columns, tn dis: | and sik bande, walied 10 ‘ pee, Tata at avane. ArH BAL UUSy ane arn areatest baseball city tn the world. the! The animal made repeated attempts a LJ Ri iy -s rnat hems Roorovecod ‘wird ml tite Aree WEraROo fore ' i iit pane, Matehmaver Rilly Neeman ot tne | New, “inning pail team. to get at them, snarling and snapping. SATURDAY, JONE 1 a 4 PPI | They want to test the const y | Hudse ty Athletic Club, will probabl ae bare A fi into Sinn’ , u ‘The Evening World's’ idea. It. is | |The Paramount f Pu ncaa Genny ub, Wl probably seers onthe team at all” At shortstop | yext ft ran into Sinn’s hat store, next Mines etvac! Git Moetsesh oth ta | ae hee Ret | Taw Tea nftantngs he te Match fo the neat show Yo be given by. the i nelthat Faller not MRTSy | OOO sat no time Will sacritic, 100 lots at 25 per cant, off Mate warning lights on other. ventcl ied for ne Dally tn any 3 oe t position, all argumenta to! e clerks lost no time in perching nN apeciafiy when they are past Tyg | Re June 16.1 P decoration a waned the contrary notwithstanding, and both are very |UDON shelves above the counters, Police fperiaNL, Whas, they are RAINE AION | inert te rghit | peed, Syannon an ne hte teh, Cunniaeham ul be) ae AAG a /Giieer Be Veaugn appeared” onthe, «$200 LOTS AT $150, shaded and dark drives tn the park, | siacaed whecinen'are invited (0a May 30 nan tn feat at Alen oat" purse and Aside fat at gAke. whea\41.0 of £,000 will buy the reinane Rene, ‘The dog ran by the oMmcer and $500 CORNER AT $375, ies ‘to all vehicles equally. The bi.) “8° & the Inter a RNae sana Wine a rae I be pulled off tl of one of the best pitchers in the country why ia| upstairs into the apartments over the Byele iso practical venice’ Bieyeie| o 8 8 mer recon and ace! Aegean. the club experimenting with new twirlers or using | bank. TERMS: 10 per cent. down, $10 monthly page 0 Unter ‘these tchers ‘known to. be. weak ¥ yells @ practical vehicle, ieyrie| al Bia by aver to wit ua Unde, these “oma fa mt torts) Pitchers ‘known to be Another outfielder | "Women and children screamed, ran|ment. Further alecount for ait’ cash. ton that Is accorded to other citizens. | Reason tio races Nich. ft . Sir way thi @ Mornbacker. who 1 to meet Eugene aie Hable to fall of in his work at any | 18t0 thelr rooms, locked the doors and| This offer to the public is less than tote Lt “The fellow De Witt has the same e: June 210 Piatnteld: June se, | tpeciauora The, race has Ailed well ands lively | ang wit at Te Sig Ave. show on June f tor ‘ piscusTED Rooter.” | called loudly from thelr windows for | suctiin tn ony, ding an" tucton, lowing pre CE AEs if ee i, dune 36, to Garden City; Jury 4, | me is expected when onteatants to 5 fore plate | aR tt he wine he wil issue's a 3 el eer ot. a io themeaives. e& formers. He js absurd. It speaks well| We Patnomue, Juy 14, to City Island, July 2s, to | Mteush arrele : i ee ee a ee ek Mean ce : ‘The policeman tracked the cur into *haset to recelve direct beneftt to for the ‘character of wheolmen ‘that he Meeneierhy AM 20, 0 Sek OUR: AUR Mh tk) ag ere en seen etter ‘tibspound boxer Tee Young Trove would lke to arrange mmes| the Kitchen of Mra. Provost, and shot |property by FRA WICH moval be. Aden M0: the @ not had his comb cut before this, | hwPUR. AVE 3, to Lake Hopatcong, Sept. 15, | | “Dull thuie” were Neant an records dropped on | There wae am Vaniles’s fa, she cee mith clube ay teen oF four * 1e dog sprang to bite him. Sev-| "this property at, Mapleton is restricted agatnet He would have hat it quickly had I b Maoh $90 19 Riya Seach, Nerkoley Oval: yesterday aternion Ie thie re | Mouse» a | sam Rotem te. making tor another tone hee see eRe. gF shollaaye: The, following | eral women fainted when the animal | nulsancen, with good character of _ bul ng been with Miss Ralsbeck the other night oe tes vite win | the Feaule 18 the Baale to-day? tata & ‘ « 190 pounds, 1 3 ae Addreas Capt. dohn Meyer, 68 Leroy | W48 Killed. made, including sidewalks, (ree, 648 ghee he asked those impudent ques- i fabs 2 sbine a De. Witt, mall een oe wen oan 4 mide bet of $50 street, city. Boats from Bi N. Y., to s9th Ay ie aimrgciaiment ce bene | oa : Wee ( jebet ta w tte \ . ee 2 from Battery, N. Y., Miaable to aad tor bie hat Grnieevoumnen! The Empire City Homing Viub wilt start a big "t ea ple 1 that be | Bin ave. elevated to Union Depo! Protect Wheelmen as Well. oe Aight of upleeans from. Charintter lie. wa Nimes Bm before ana 1, Wi—The field positions are lett and right & Went End Electric RR. at either place to 0th morrow. The distan. 30 after. the raves s yy be matched to meet | as looked upon from the plate, facing the outfield & Wort Eat ch Ri ‘esth St. Ferr; “But the performances of this typical wank erly winds are probable, fast Ut ed . ke & Tt Toots ee talker’ baad: Gaatam ta ise Mea Lier ama te thar Pt 5 ‘mation, ach RR, from Ferry. Jamps should be lighted for the protec- are! ——— a Ths, Randionke im the vicinity of Twenty. | latter part of mext month. | aries Wagons it moet traine a tion of the wheelmen as well as others put Strange - Young - Man- + Texas bel received tal thy would be’ ve | Ans = a thee ceimen as well. ag others, of the earth the sit Morning that they w peor | Kid Lavigne, who is to box Jack Everhart! | The standing of clubs im the League this morn- Blea," "Saeetiine 4° vette, “the plier ; ' toes tniniy reehes Te at MG) he tenis sae AE oaei8e a orturing WILLIAM P, RAE COMPANY, wants fa ghow where he In, and he po formal celebration of the tweitth| On board the American Line steamer Paria, | The Saratoga meeting will begin om toly 20, | % these the ‘Smith-Ryan giove contest, Lavigne | Clubs. wh cont.| Clubs, W. L. cent. AUCTIONEERS, Mae ind ne veniele Uh | grad way to Rave celebrated woul Leta besa | S0MD MTINes (Mla oraln Grom Seuthampian, | LA 2 ceeaie Naat paraee alta Wit Oe: Gar [Sil as ERE eek uaut Wedaveany nome, whee cinnatt: 48 10 L6e8 Baltimore’... 10. 10.608 189 Montague st., Brooklyn. eartily indorse the action e@ cyele tolls and to abolish the cumberainin | Nae & MerraKe paumeneer named Skillings, better tested for Pn ei teeup in his: work” Billy Newman, mane 10 1648/8, Loute..c: 10 18 135 i fi i — BOT wap uid tnace trees wees] nn 8 ETRE UGS MARNE Sete ahs es |i EMG % Wn, ts ote ne | en, nat a Raat ets | Soe Hes: 8 BF Decoration Day Sale! ‘AaB iaid before several mem- wager je ie dressed im a buckskin Washington Moard of Trae. that hes as Frne will startin on Tuesfay next une? sere eR) } ‘ bere of ther Cycle Hoard” of “Prauer Macadam on Fort Hamilton road would open | suit and w oa Oner plana for’ the securia the fare of Prot. Charley White, of Cortears Hook, oe 8 H.C. MAPES & CO. ate $4 LADOTTY Ong . ofa “in bicycles in New "York Gly ot oe e EIT ERE reg tee pretend this city today or Monday and try and get on al At Louleville-Loulaville ve. Brooklyn. Bich M.1., Briieman 1s the Drosi-| what should the eyctint do tn thin case? | get a hall Ht . Ta Sled oe At Cinctoneti—cinctanats "va, “Pltadelpht 4NP 10 NEW HOUSES +c. 'V, . Vice-President, and| asks an antlous inquirer. sete nin dog| 024. Balt run, ere being 0 n the estate | Ryan bout Cincinnati Cincianatt ve. elphta, 3, Ray, Secretary. te and) oo vou aud taken Gelieht 18 the prestbtitty cof | of W. BR. Cutting, Sakdaln;. The beaker che | At Chicago-Chicago ve Bellmore” “The Evening World's" suggestion met | Making ou dismount precipitously to avoid’ the | disks are to be kest green this Su Wheelmen AM Right in Babylon, | | Fret Morin, ow Of Sh Teale-Be Losin we Weahington. VAN NEST PARK, th instant favor. c. c. Morgan was | mah ute “cannnt be, blamed and| is" fer: of plow ant fur farce gnmpe are beng RANVLON, Lo 1, May 25-—Village Trustee Oak:| will challenge. ther’ Brery team save Lense NOW ANNEXED TO NEW YORK cirt Mabould pring the waster berate tat ni [ERNE gga ty TE SME TURE eS! toy announced to-day that _wheelmen who ride/ hawt, michele te *e ; a eee M ee TRACK ANE at its next meeting; that such | The Rover Cycle Club, recently organized, wi)i > — = through this village on Sunday will not be) menty of jeoters . a lORRIS. FAN'S MAND VAN ie 1 ce Was a necessity of the| make U Day, 9 Tom Eck as « Revolationiat. molested unless they stop on the Main street and) * 8 1 Boke ObiEE sane ram | when there were actually more 1 nae 3, Yonkers eeu Ciika’ 4 faske ice | Block up the highway. | Tommy Kelly. the ‘Hoboken Cyctone."* will Philad: than carriage riders “on our race nea Cuma RTAASMEE BOS Mia Tims Bek Bas sap a | Stuy otStaione co met "oat Wnty aa Thursday, May 30 Biter Chiet Canal of the |. mer" arrstowns winday. duly i | 8 meetin p ne Amer! Haseball To-Day--Vietor Leagme, | Sukh (oF limited number of rounds early next Works Wonders ON THY, TEOERS i. sul of the | piainne’ ari eter eae joan League of Racing Cyclists at Albany on{ mor Brook! of American Wheelmen, sal it Y gunday, July 2h Long Branch, | June b, to take action on the attitude of the) “N#® Rave used your ball a great deal this 8. weer FF TROL ay quote me as strongly Witantings. ‘The Rovers’ dave be:| LL A. W. Raclig Hoard In expelling Johtaon and | Spring and Rave found it uniformly satistactory.’"| Charley Roden, of Jersey City. te out with o Baltimo] init af [ a support of the measure, and r» having many Wheslwomes among) Lireatoning suspension of Sanger, Titua ‘Tyler, | Clarence H. Bissell, Princeton University Base Me ‘ett, her's, Inaltca sonae’s boagthes 2 “ a Mead Worl "sscta™ dasa a eat ea sata | ak lao As | yw ae rma, Se Se wo | re, WEE “abaciatt Ss Sd hi Sa pennants ee