The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1895, Page 1

7 wns _— SUBURB EXTR PRICE AN A. a ws \ Circulation Books Open to All.’ i The NEW YORK, SATURDAY JUNE TAIL-ENDERS IN BROOKLYN, Loulsville's Dispirited Team Make Their Appearance at Eastern Park, LUCIO IN AGAINST COLONELS, Errors by the Bridegrooms Gave the Visitors a Lead of Two in the Firat, 8,500 PEOPLE WATCH THE GAME, MeDermott Pitching for the Team That Clings to Last Place Like Grim Death. (Special to The Evening, World.) EASTERN PARK, Brooklyn, June 15, —The Louisville tailenders were a tired- looking lot when they came on the field this afternoon to face Capt. Mike Griffin and his Bridegrooms in the second game of the first series, The two crushing defeats administered to them by Philadelphia yeate:aay must have disheartened the entire team, for thelr preliminary practice was dispirited. The Batti Order: Louisville. Brooklyn, Preston, cf, Grimn, cf. O'Brien, Corcoran, ss. Shugart, ss. La Chance, 1b, Brouthers, ib, Anderson, If. Clark, if. Tredway, Kemmer, 3b. Shindle, 3b. Collins, Ff. Daly, 2b, Welc im, McDermétt, Luek ‘Gmpiresith, Meponala: Promptly at 3,30 o'clock Umpire Mc- Donald yelled play ball, with 3,600 per- Sons present, First Inning. Preston reached second on Tredwa: fd muff of his fly, O'Brien flied to Gri Bhugart'’s high fly was muted by Daly, allowing the batter to reach second and Preston third. Broutherg flied to Grit- fin, Preston scoring and Shugart resting on third. Clark singled, scoring Shu- gart. Clark thrown out ‘trying to steal second. Two runs, eats, filed to Clark, Corcoran asin- Shugart fumbled La Chance's Freunden, Yorcoran reaching second and hance first. Anderson filed to Clark, who threw Corcoran out at third. No runs, Second Inning. Kemmer filed out. Collins first on balls and was caught Stealing second, Welch struck out. Tredway fied out. Shindle base on lie, A wild pitch gave him third, rely! s owe: r scored Shindle. Gri hit foi rin} Fificed Grim’ to thir, Griftin’s tw0-bag- wer scored Grim. McDermott, balked and Griffin took third. Kemmer's error F2%e,Corcoran second and Griffin scored, Chance filed out. Four runs, { Third Inning, MeDermott base on balls. Preston La Chance, unassisted. O'Brien Daly to La ‘chance. McDermott | moved to third. Shuyart fouled to Shin- MeCr mere t to right and Col. a gent to right and Col- Mine fe me) for frouisy, le. aon fouled to ins. ditto. *Bhindle hit by La ets caught stealing second. No SCORE BY THNINGS. 20040 o4an7d TO APPOINT FIVE WOMEN. Mayor Sehie ‘Will Pet Them on, the Education Board, Mayor Schlieren took no action to-day | in the appointment of women as mem- bers of the Board of Education. The appointments will probably be an- | neunced early next week. ‘The Mayor has promised to name five women, | The women who have been Interesting themselves lately in Brooklyn's mun Gipal affairs feel confident the Mayor gnize thelr efforts in the direc- Hon of retorm, capeclaliy tn educational matters. — Held Hands Uighteen Hours, Goldsbury, « member of the “Moody tet. and Mra. Dr. Welaner, of Chicago, had | @ discumion 09 Christian science at Warwick, Mass, a few days ago. Mrs. Weisner is a be- Hever in the sclence; Goldsbury is not. They @lasped hands and agreed that the one who Great broke the grasp should be declared beat ‘They held the grasp for eighteen hours, until the villagers grew alarmed and separated them by main force, Mra Welsner showed little effects the contest, but Goldsbury was so violent It was uecessary to tle him, It is thought that the woman hypnotized him, Daly, Lucid sac- Tredway | an” was | ——e Zimmie to Race Johnson tn Denver, DENVER, June 16.—The Denver whe has received a teleg: qaying that he and John 8. Denver the latter part of July. Call and see 4 Warren at, 1796 Broad- wat: Wow Yoru aad thn? Beaford 2°, Brookiyass ‘Teutonic’ (extract of Malt my fornwer bealth and strength, serious illness At druggists, * Anton Seidl say 4 Hops) restor Mitwoweeks afte Papi Se 2, sas, Dat zon cae for 6 cents © package. | Dave Gideon, HANDSPRING’S DOUBLE EVENT. Defeats McCafferty’s Good Two-Year-Old, Hazlet Ronniog Third BUTTERFLIES ALSO A WINWER, With Jockey Griffin Up, Beats Bey Del Carrsres After @ Hard Drive WEATHER AND TRACK PERFECT, Many Noted Turfmen Present, but the Club's Economy Was Against Music. (Special to The Evening World.) RACE TRACK, SHEEFSHEAD BAY. June 15—The thoroughbreds that can- tered to the post when the bugle sounded for the first race to-day were not groomed any finer than the infleld and lawns of the most picturesque race track in America There was a touch of spick and span about everything. Fresh coats of paint for the stands, houses and rails, and evidences of the generous use of the mower and broom everywhere else. The weather was in keeping with the condition of the course. A brisk wind laden with the refreshing sting of the sea swept over the course and ren- dered the grand stand and shaded places as comfortable as the veranda of a summer hotel, The sun blazed down on the exposed infield, but only the old timers, accustomed to the biistards of Guttemburg or the annual coast at Churchill Downs, sought that or hugged the rail on the grand stand side of the track. Ten Tho md Early on Hand. There were almyet a@ many women ap men in the grand .tand, and they wore their nicest gowns, largest hats and contributed quite as much enthusiasm as a crowd of 50,000 men. Becond tier boxes, ranged after the style of the etand at Longchamps, where theGrand Prix of Paris is raced for, resembled a friese in Spring flowers, The prettiest women were there and the men looked up at them quite as often as they did at the racers in the circular chute that etretched a emooth, dull gray path through the green fields to the east and west. There was one drawback to the open- ing day of the Coney Island Jockey | Club and the day of days in the turf world. There was no music, the stew- arde of the Coney leland Jockey Ciub having decided by a majority of one that they could not afford a band. So a funeral silence hung over the track except for the babble of volc the calls of the barkers, the toot of cai whisties and the thundera of applau that emphasized the end of each race, The absence of music did detract a Uttle from the enjoyment of the day, be- cause one always associates the biggest sort of a band with the biggest but the proverbial good-nature of the American public was manifested by the fact that there wae not very much kick- ing about it, If the crowd was not @ record breaker in proportions, it was typically cosmo- politan in its make up. everybody who is anybody was in the grand stand or paddock, or loitering about the field. Every man identified with the turf was the: Turf Notables Who Were There. Some of them were James R. Keen “Lucky” Baldwin, Col, “Jake” Mup- pert, Phil Dwyer, Pierre Lorillard, A. H, Morris, J. J. McCafferty, John Daly, Charles Littlefield and |J. E. McDonald. The best-known New Hay 4 Yorkers who were in the course were August Belmont, with a coaching party; Commodore E. D. Morgan, with an- other; ex-Congresyman John Sanford. Joh friends; Fred Gebhard, Senator “Tim” Sullivaa, K. Vanderbilt, ex-Comp- troller Myera, Commissioner Brookfeld, Senator Jacob A, Cantor, County Clerk Purroy, ex-Commissioner Wells, Dock Commissioner O'Brien. Capt. J. C, Dewey, Subway Commis- sioner Jake Hess, ex-Health Officer Jenk:! Assemblyman Hennessey, of | Brooklyn; Senator O'Sullivan, Assembly- man Sam Foley, Fred Gerken, Judge Barney Martin, ex-Police Commissto James Martin, Pretty nearly, Jacob Astor, with a party of file Th Justice Paddy Divver, Morris Tekulsky, Civil Justice Moore, ‘ .__— a at 15, 1895. Ls Circulation | Bo orld, a, oks Open to All. »| SUBURBAN EXTR PRICE ONE CENT, © eS Oy a ee > Te GUL L-w- SOME HORSEY PEOPLE, ex-Gheriff Sexton, Gambler Pat Sheedy, Battery Dan Finn, Senater Robertson, of Rochester; Abe Humm: District. Attorney John R, Fellows, John Mc- Aldermen Oakley, Goodman and Kin ith 6. ‘ 1 8 0 8 4110 9 10 front and mt i Mi 19 ais vit io oli 10. je Swain ju in es joined by" Hallatone pair Faced to the far tur wan immedia' aco and Pogeett ne next. isto rh There ‘was not much of coaches, Four or five w quartered at the west end of the stand, but, com- pared to previous years, it was scarcely|co and worth mentionin, Credit betting exclusively was done. A number of new men took chairs and attempted to take money. These were quickly spotted by Pinkerton men and were warned that @ repetition of the offense would land them outside the tt fought it out winning in a hard dri From Iomgett, who W hein front of" The” Swain, to the THIRD RACK. The Double vent; two-year-old foals; five and ‘8 half furlongs. Startera, St. Hit Fin, 243" gal ~ After the second race no passing of 4 money was attempted. Those who | pi) ia} wished to bet, however, had no dim- ar culty in getting down all the money they wished to wager, All of the betting was don¢ in the old ring. Domino at 1 to 3. ‘There was very light business done be- fore the race ttaelf was run. This seemed to be due to the fact that Demino was an overwhelming favorite et 1 to 3 and no one seemed disposed to play anything else to defeat the great black. Sir ¥ ter was quoted at 4 to 1, and 10 to 1 was the generous price againat the others. ‘The Suburban was not the only attrac- tion, however, for among the other the Double Event, containing it two-year-olds, Applegate rushed to the front never headed, winni: engthe wrhout. Bers ae ve oe jefferson, w Sloeing tants Timeeioe eee” "Pe ——_—_ ALEXANDER ISLAND RESULTS. RACE TRACK, ALEXANDER ISL- AND, June 16.—The races run on this track to-day resulted as follows ret Rac epee furton, thira. * ime rok te," re oe ‘Won by Nia L. wec- Hiver Queen quarter fur- Winam Pens 8 te 1 and ‘Alan 1809004, 4 to 1 for place, Time.2. te Harris thir iia LATONIA RESULTS. RACE TRACK, 1 LATONIA, June 15.— hi farreres cut out @ hot pace, Ridicule and The Butter. ret-named h the; thes effects of ‘the ‘Pace, | fF aint eas the rat ior ek Rey |. At Bighth avenue and One Hundred and Twen- eign un uP" the Fey | ieth street there was opened this morning « new But! sale of stampa, the regis the tsa pixtennth there Weather Forecast. Forecast for thirty-aia hours ending § P. M. junday, for New York City and vicinity: Fair w- y and Bendey; stationary temperature; north. ry winds. ‘The following record shows the chi | tomperature GRAN 2 ID STAND AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY. run on this! SOME FILLIES“THAT DIDN'T RUN. FULL DETAHA (@@ THE NEW EXTRA. BOSWELL IN THE BOX. 8,000 Reoters at Pole Gro Help Him Wis. (Special 20 The Evening World.) POLO GROUNDS, New York, June 15. —Willlam, “Buck” Ewing's Cincin: team, including Actor Arile Latham, Jigen Parrott, he of wheels and speedy curves, Dummy" Hoy and a host of other Porkopolitan notables from “Over the Rhine,” turned up on these grounds this afternoon to take th their present Eastern series Gotham's baseball representatives. Before the game they cavorted about the diamond, while the Catholic Pro- tectory band of siaty pieces discoursed music. The great and only Ariie and “Jiggs” outdid themselves in the matter of imitating Loje Puller, and kept the Dig erewd in @ constant uproar with thelr funny antics. The Tobeggan Refore Them, ‘With the metropolitan representativ the matter was far too serious. The second division in stared them in the face, Tre Giants and Cincinnati were head and head for last place in the first division. Despite the many other big sporting events in the vicinity of New York, the cranks turned out in fore © Hogriever, 1.t. Umpire-Mr, Campbell. thered Burke's drive. end made a magnificent logriever Termes _tingied teal sacrificed. r “wen “unable to locate the fo. runs jam! waltsed to first, Fuller Eving's 8 skyecraper ‘The actor necon Miller fit base on balls. ly, and Latham 5 he third. Miller | Caught at second. ‘Three runs, QCORM BY INNINGS New Rochelle. Mra Henri Van Zelm has sailed fer Burope to spend the summer with relatives. Chasies Baber and Banks H. Bouton have been | elected mombers of Huguenot Council Royal Ar: eanum, The following have been the Larchmont Yachi nd ed members of Fisher, Ful: Robert ‘ornell, FG. v P returned to thelr reside shrough Maine ot Doctor of Div Trinity placopal Chur, Sy ae atepm Mgt: Aranda N Ty Brings ew nana ap police oMicer at Pen hate Gentes, aoe rake Coyncll, Royal jum, has bea appoluted Deputy Grand Ke for this district George R. Read and family have returned trom Kurope ir home in Portchester, The Village Board of Heal by the election of the following of Willlam W. Wheeler; ‘ Health De. '. W. YORK-CINCINNAT! GAME WILL BEL GIVEN IN TO-NIGHT’S BASEBALL Britannia Also Victor on Time Al- fully 8,000 | NIAGARA WINS A RACE. {ful weather for yacht racing Allaa and Britannia started at 10.90 this morning tn a race under the auspices of the Royal Bouthern Yacht Club. forty-five miles long, twi Lepe, Sturbridge and Bramble buoys. Allsa had tho best of the start, and of Britannia. The latter had the bad luck to touch sand off Caishot spit, and she remained aground three minutes, At 4 o'clock Allaa had @ lead of thir- teen minutes on Britann: The first round wai leader at the end of the firat round. Niagara, Audrey, Inyon! and Stephanie etarted at 11 o'clock In @ race for 2 raters under the auspices of the same The course for the smaller craft the same as yesterday, namely thirty-two miles long, Castle twice around the Spit Light, The 2-rate with the exception of Audre: passed the pitt ‘Audrey and Inyont her The wind was very light. Of Ryde Inyon! was Ninga! soon overhauled leading People being present. The weather was 2-raters, Niagara was last and away perfect. behind ws Order: ‘The 2%-raters finished the first round Cincinnati. in the following umes: tham, Sb. Auar Inyont Hn 8 Ob Stepnante Lane Niagara, the winner, was last and away behind her competitors when the yachts were off Ryde. In the race for the big yachts Brt- tannia won, on time allowance, by eight seconds. -— = BACKS UP MAYOR'S VETOES. e Asylum Bill. ALBANY, June 16.—The Governor has declined to algn the Manhattan Insane Asylum bill and in @ memorandum gives reasons for not signing any bill vetoed by « Mayor, Cornell Crew at Poughkeepate, 15.—The POUGHKEEPSIE N.Y, meinbors of the Cornell Univer June at 113 this afternoon terable enthusiaam and ain the suburbs of (raining quarce Fatht Willa Walla av bese) plated’ at’ thelr posal For Nie dees Because be hed ae VIRGIN LEAD. SOUTHAMPTON, June 15.—In beautl- The course was around the fintahed by the ‘achia, in @ moderate breeze, as fol- only 68 Paleet behind the from Calshot got well away together, & minute ahead, but the a to Sign the Man- WHEELMEN OWN BROOKLYN, Cycle Path to Coney Island Formally Opened With a Parade, 1000 CYCLERS IN LINE. Bloomer Girls in Evidence and They Laughed at the Pranks of Zephyrs, HORSES WERE AT A DISCOUNT, Even the Policemen Were Moun on Wheels, and They Rode Like Centaurs. Brooklyn was bicycle mad to-day. Fully 15,000 “bikers,” male and femal swooped down on the town thie afte noon and took pom ion of it, The occasion for all this was the fo! imal opening of the magnificent Coney Island cycle path, about which wh men and wheelwomen have been talking for months. For wee! ut.Col Charles H. Luacomb, Pri inane of the Long Island Wheelmen, and I. H. Potter, known to all lovers of whoeling as “Good Roads” Potter, Chief Conauj of the Btate Di- vision, L, A. W., have bet workin, lke beavers to make a sucess of the big parade. To-day maw the culmination of their project. and the worthy gentlemen 1 ay mo to bed to-night with the comfortt @asurance that they have engineered the grandest bicycle parade ihis country has ever even, According to the schedule Iaid down NIGHT EDITION LAZZARONE Wins the Great Suburbap Handicap Race at Sheepshead Bay. — 7 SIA WALTER AUNS SECOND, Domino, the Favorite, Ran Une placed in the Classic Event. SONG AND DANCE IS THIRD, A See.Saw Contest, with Leaders Constantly Changing— Time 2.07 4-5. FOURTH The Suburban Handi RACE 115 (Hamiiton). Gir Walker, 126 Dogge Song and Dance, Domino, 123 (Taral). by the managers of the parade, the line was to form vetween 1 and 3 o'clock, and at the latter hour the word to move wan to be given, It was, however, found impossible to handle such an army of a 2.90 o'clock before che Gra} division be- gan towmeove. The two hours prior to the time the parade ata te ing period o! for klynites whose business or pi re took them inte the streets leading to the ren- desvowy. All streets, for that matter, seemed to lead to that interesting point. Bikers from within a radius of fifty miles of Brooklyn poured into the town by way of the various ferries and a ateady stream of them swept over the big bridge. They took possession of the highways and the whir of their bells fairly drowned the ordinary noise of the atroets, Drivers of horse-drawn vehicles were strictly out of It, In sheer terror, they turned thelr horses into the side streets to avold being tangled up in the never- ending stream of silent steeds. Along towards the end of the time limit for the formation of the line, be- “GOOP ROADS" POTTER. lated bikers scorched through Flatbush ue and took chances on getting to dezvous with whole bon the the following order Firat Division—The clubs em Lang Island Second Division—New York, New Jersey and visiting clubs The Governor has signed the Ains- GRAND MARSHAL LUSCOMB. worth bill for education in the use of = 5 ‘a narcotics, way, facing north, right resting on Ledford ave- ee Xtending towards the Park. n—On north side of Eastern facing south, left resting on Bedford the line extending towards the Park. Parkway, | avenue, Clube in seniority (rom left to righs, leading club on the lett Third Division—At the plaza, right resting on | the arch Grand Marshal Luscomb had his hands full. He wae in the uniform of the Thirteenth Regiment, N, G. 8. N, Y, and the only distinguishing mark upon him was a pair of black leather leg- wings At 215 o'clock he gave the buglers the order to sound the call for the forma- (Continued on Becond Page.) Meanwhile the parade was forming in|§ | Declare, ios Deciare, 108 (Penn) Rubicon, 119 (Midgely).. (Special to The Evening World.) RACE TRACK, SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June. 15.—The Suburban Handicap meee resulted as follows: Lassarone wae first. Sir Walter wmanpecond. Dance was third, ' Time--3.07 4-5. ‘The flag fell at 42, with Gong 6e@ Dance in the lead, Declare second and Domino third. Declare soon went te ie ANDREW HAMILTON, iy Whe Rode the Winner. —— frcnt, however, closely followed by Dome Ino, Song and Dance falling back to the division. This ordar held to the backetreteh, where Domino tgok command for © fuse jong. Sir Walter then moved up, end drew away and agg into the streteh. but the fast pace soon ki and he gave way to Lassarone. The latter then made his effort, am@ soon joined Sir Walter, A rattling finish en landing a winner by @ length. Sir Walter beat Bong and Dance, whe made up lots of ground in the atreteh, for the place. F Time—2.07 6-5. (Midgley) 119. (Murphy) (J. Lamiy), Song and Dance, 9 (Gri Laszarone, 08 Stake Since 1884, The Suburban run to-day 1s the twelfth in the history of the great race. It has always been the most interesting event of the year, and, in fact, is to this coune try what the Derby is to England. The latter event, howevar, is for three-year olds exclusively, v hile in ¢ Any horse over two years old is and the piek of the horses Int are enteres th . BUN 3408 a, pI 2.094 Ls 1886—Troubador, Richmood, Savi 21a Origa ‘Wick i Ls forts no 2.0 0.01 86 17, 10 2008-6 06 1-6 a fas smallest fleld of starters, bus it will be worth less than apy other, Phi y will receive in tne neighborhood ot —-———— Collie Roslyn Wilkes Drowned, Roslyn Wilkes, a valuable collle prise-winese, belonging to J. Plerpomt Morgan, billed bimeat try cotlle’ weak iy etl seks 6 et St by drowning, yesterday, at Mr. re ‘owl