The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1895, Page 5

ass Oo SAVE THE WEE TOTS, <2 Help the Free Doctors to Lengthen Their Little Liver. A Mother Writes of ihe Good the Excursions Do. Nexe Excursion Saturday, When the Babies Go to Syivan Beac! THE SUBSCRIPTIONS. Eraviously, acknowtedged.. 915,792.59 iilam H. Tayiors.c. ccs 2 85.00 Gharity euchre party, Brooklya.. 11.50 We Isaacs, Mary Salberg..... by Blapeth. ‘ Herbert 1. Nassauer.: Weinstein ....: fice Beilers, Sah Park avenue inglass, 1% Orchard street; Netite AS Orchard treet. 2 NOMIC. vrseseess i if at 70% Madison sireet, Lirooklyn. jarry Pottepaum, RK Veizen....... ‘air at Selma Co*tage, Hay Twenty ‘rest, Bensonhurst ea Mra. J. H. Carpenter; tune Bulah Senutt Cs 2p © ere Ross Schramm, iiene Sohoie! I Gratia M. Spedon, Marie Campbell......: rain Isaac. seauibastibovs treaty Aanie Trouky, Hannah Milgram, 13 Bi- “The Evening World” physicians to the sick babies of the poor are the recipi- ents of the blessings of scores of thank- ful mothers each day, as they go their rounds of the tenements, ministering to the little sufferers and carrying relief ud hope and cheer to the wee patients and those who love them as only moth- ers love. The mails bring, besides, many con- tributions, large and small, to the Bick Babies’ Fund, another class of letters, written in cramped or @oarse characters, full of bad gram- mar and miserable spelling, but couched in the homely but eloquent language of gratefulness for the good done by the gentle readers who have made the Sick Babies’ Fund a power and “The Evening World” Corps of Free Physicians a possibility year after year, No branch of this splendid charity ts #0 potent for good as that of the sea- side outings, with the sail on the rivers, bays, the ocean and other waters of this locality; the day in the bracing sea air; the play spell and rest spell in the groves and flelds and on the hillsides. All medical authorities agree that na- ture can and will, when given a chance, do more than medicine for worn-out @nd weary humanity, and what we call illness is but a giving out, a weariness, @ weakening of overtaxed Vek 6 These Sick Babies’ outings, of which the season will have twenty-one, have been a great success from the start. Bick bables have come home from them well, and wan, worn-out, overworked and overheated mothers have returned ‘with roses in their cheeks, cherries on their lips, bright light in their eyes and strength ‘in their rested limbe Here is a werd from one gratified ‘woman: To the Editor: Accepting the kind invitation of one of the visiting physicians of the Sick Babies’ Fund, I took my little ones on Doard the batge to go td Sylvan Beach, nd was more than surprise® at tac wenial manner every mother and / children were received. My baby, w.u had been sick when I went on board, grew very ill, and once I feared he would Rot survive. But thanks to the physi- chang and kind lady matrona on Board, who did all they couid to relieve my. baby and make me comfortable, he soon rallied a he inhaled the pure fresh air. Too much cannot be said in praise of those erecd excursions and every one connects with the management of them, as every mother and her children are made to feel as though they are especial guests of the day, and tf only some of the wealthy ladies and gentle- men of this city could have seen the Bi, of the children when they landed at ylvan Beach, and their scramble for wild flowers and other enjoyments, they ‘would not hesitate for a moment to con- pate generously to the Sick Babies’ ind of the most charitsble paper ever Drinted—"The Evening Wo.'d.” Very gratefully yours, Mre. HAGNEY, The next of the Sick Babies’ outin will start from the fvot of West Klev- enth street at 8 and the foot of East Third street at 9 o'clock Saturday morn- ing, and will §° down the river, acro: the bay and down the Arthur Kilis to Tom Crawford's Sylvan Beach, one of the prettiest places near New York, where there will be free bathing, free swinging, free boating and freedom to loll on the grass in the shade of the grand buckey: elms and maples, and where the weakfish just tumble over each other in their eagerness to be ‘aught. There will be plenty to eat on board the barge, an ocean of pure milk for the little uests and ice-cream enough for all—at the really very rea- sonable price of nothing at all. There will be another outing to Rari- tan Beach Tuesday. Contributors to the Sick Babies’ Fund hould send cash to the Cashier of “The orld,” Pulitzer Building, New York City, and clothing to the Sick Babies’ Fund Clothing Depot, 228 Ea: Twenty-first street, Follow these | structions and save a lot of needless work to those who have the manage- ment of this charity. a FREE DOCTORS’ STORIES. In a district on the extreme east side the unsanitary condition of tenements is very prolific of all kinds of diseases of gn ‘eruptive and contagious caharcter, and the carelessness and apathy of par- ents in the care of children make them much more liable than oth vise to their influences, und the density of pop: ulation also adds to the rapid spread of | | for the babies’ fund, whe digease of every description. Teaching a_ bette surroundings does good for a day or so, but the old method governs as 4 rule. This was peculiarly illustrated in a ease seen a week ago, which I attempted fo isolate, and gave instructions how to manage, but the child was allowed co ae he pleased and play with all in the | Ouse. To-day, however, I foun! him under a relapse. ‘and quietly suffering in a wretched crib, the mother visiting a neighbor two floors below who thought the child all right. She had been dis- sipating througn the house-—that was her reputatlon-aquanderiug the meagre earnings of her husband and neglecting her children. Neglect is one-half the cause of the sickness of children and a large number of deaths are due to tt and improper food and inattention. ne mother’s stor; Yes, five of them. This in answer to my inquiry whether abe had ‘any children. “And, ‘so. far, thank you, they Hl, bi Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report feel very well myself. I am go tired and often get so dizzy work 80 hi re, the hospital ni ft he hospital, undergoing operation after Leen lett est I could with m: children, the eldest of whom the hanier, for when my husband was well and working we wers quite comfortable, janitress here, and get my rent for that, but that leave. very little of my time to work for the other necessities of lif fuel and clothing. only give me something to make me feel stronger, I should be ve the sick babies, Hope it wilt Fe cam do bet at ) and have necessities of life. my, busband ve so few of the cs stand held y wil do kome Rood, think T can get along, but a few little thin; children would be Guite usefu' A prescription and a requisition for some clothing for the children, and we pass along to the next. They Ald the Noble Work. To the Falter Kindly accept the tnclowed $4.20 for the poor Sick Babies Fond. A little in your noble work, We m selling toys and cream 183. Wert One Hundred ai street, and alto asked everybody that passed to penny for the fund tt will ald you the atreet from three and a halt years old, BLANCH WALKER. ttle Well- Inclosed please find §2 from the underaigned four wishers of the Sick Babies’ derived from thi ed at 417 Third avenu Nellie Smith,’ Vi is Hold a Fi Two Bayonne G 80 find $2.25, proceeds of a fair held by two littie girls who live near the sea and appreciate the benefit a litte sea alr would he to the sick bables of New York City. QRAGE TINTLE, M7 Avenue A. LAURA WEBB, 2% East Thirty-fourth street. The Jolly Six. ‘To the Raltor: se find 95, the proceeds of a fair held at 68 East Eighty-third street, on Saturday last. Hoping it will beneft some of the little reepecttt THE JOLLY SIX. 814. Berrick, 9, Mortimer Jackson, Irving Heller, & Edward Lattenauer, A Canal Street Stand. Laura Ernest, Rosie Rosenberg, and Etta Layinsky are the four girls in the pic- ‘They raised $9 for the Uittle stand in Canal street, where they sold cakes, candies, &c. Bertha Bioom ture printed he To Give Some Tots a G are five little girls living im ‘Thirty-Gfth atrect, and wishing to he babies we started a stand at 396 East Thirty- Afch street and made $5.60. We hope it will Ive some of the poor little tote MHe that hath pity upon the poor ten: that whch he hath giv "Pro 1 MATILDA BASTIANDL- 10, oclock, Thomas Fox, of 404 Pearl str GEORGINE ARCHBR, BELLA BASTIANELLO, BLLA M'CARTHY. Maggie King and Bether among the east side children who take a great Interest In the Bick Babies’ stand for neveral days at 21 East Broadway sell: Sarah Cohen are Fund. They had a they brought to “Th terday and gave to the Fund. tle Folks. To the Battor: Please find inclored for Sick Rabies’ conte from the following Wttle folks. MARION HAWXHURST, JOHN O'CONNEL, To Help the Fi To the Editor: Mttle Chicago girl visiting In New to help the Bick collected $1, which 1 “send more’ later eleven, and wat Ry-fifth treet, of 841 Sixth avem Davis drove up in front of his store in a buggy and callea him cut to look at a watch he 4 Hanaah, ‘To the Bittor: Annie Trotky and Hannah Milgram, of 18 Hia- ridge street, made 9 cents at a stand. Saved Up $1. Rosie Fink and Bessie Levy, of 104 Rast Broad- way, saved up their pennies a1 each to the Sick Babies’ Fund. ave 60 cents A Blessed Charity. To the Editor: Inclowed please find my mite of $1 towards your blessed charity benefiting the sick babies, ‘MRS. J. H. CARPENTOR, ‘Lake George, N.Y. Accepted with Many Thanks, Yo the Rditor: Inclosed ia $1 for the Bick Babies’ Fund. Al- be acceptable y. EM. SWAN, $28 West Thirty-fourth street. though mall, towards helping some sick bab; To the Kaltor: Incloned please find 40 cents for the Sick Babies’ taken at a lemonade sale last Saturday, GRATIA M. SPEDON, 7 years CAMPBELL, 10 year Brookiyn, N. ¥. To the Editor: Please acknowledge $3 for beneft of the sick which your valuable paper has und the proceeds of « candy stand In front of my house, JENNIE WEINSTEIN, Herbert's Birthday, To the Editor: In order to property celebri my birth, which, correstly, happened to occur week ago to-day, I beg to forward to you 8% in placing it, 1 know, mode. of altering protection, I remain, sincerely Reatrice'n Stand ¢ Sellers, aged ning, of 885 Parke avenu had a stand and Flowers and Toys, 19 Orchard street, Sarah Weinglass, sold Bowers and toys for the Fund. They made §: A Euchre Party. A charity euchre party given 4 $11.50 for the Sick Babies’ Fund, who did not wi Drought the money to tt in Brooklyn re- thelr names mentioned Bensonberst Fair. the proceeds of « the Seima Cottage, Bay Tw small fair beld THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE Help Wanted advertisements were printed in The World last week. & trie, and fr mext time. rs Florence Demperson, Florence Rarnett, » Selma Zimmerman, Madeline Mor Edith Edwards, Florence Zimmermi Hattie Robertaon, It Will De Lots of Good. To the Editor: Tnelowed jease find our mite of $1.20 from # Thirty-Atth street. Hoping this Harty Pottebaum, R, Detgen. A Brooklyn Fair. ‘To the PAitor: 14 you $1.49 for the Sick Nablos Fund, of @ fair beid by ws at 703 Madiaon 4, W. Dreyfus, M. Trier, FOR. Dreyfus D. Dreyfus H. M. F. Kerr, Wh. A. Rindskopt, A. Mo Shannon, M. Teter. B. THe COUNTERFEITERS AT WORK. Two Quarter-Makers Captured in a Little Two dangerous counterfeiters, accord- ing to the Secret Service officers, were captured at work in a little room on the | |top floor of the rear tenement-house, ¥ Youle, | Stanton street, at midnight. The prison- ers are Fritz Spieker and William Noel- gen. Spleker is well known as the ‘ cent having, the Secret Service offl- . long made a spec! of mak- ious %-cent pieces. The arrest made by Soret Service Detectives George Ri Bagg and irank Esquiriel ‘The United States Secret Service De- partment has been aware for weeks that large qu ntities of counterfelt 26- cent pieces were being circulated in the city, The officers suid they long ago might have placed their hands on the people circulating the bad money, but wanted to capture the makers. ‘When the detectives pushed their way Into the room Spleker tried to run out, Bagg grasped him by the collar. Nocl- ™ade a rush for the hail. Exaquirtell caught him, The men struggled hard in the darkness, but were overcome and handcuffed. ‘Then the detectives lit tue lamp in the room. There was a small stove, on which two crucibles stood, half-filled with mol- ten metal, a small table, two chairs and a bench. A pile of bright twenty-five- cent pieces lay on the bench. The detectives Ueda up a dozen moulds 125 spurio twenty-five-cent pieces ani some acids in smali bottles. Detective Bagg says Spieker is an old- time counterfelter, and was released a year and a half ago after serving five ye for counterfeiting twenty-five-cent coin He went to Germany, remained there six months and then returned to this country, and immediately began counterfeiting. They were ‘raigned before Commis- sioner Shields to-day and held, BEAT HIS ASSAILANT. McCabe Pounded the Highwayman Who Robbed Him, While Ross McCabe, of 39 Hast Fourth strect, was walking along the Rowery, near Houston street, this morning at 6 et, ran out from a hallway, struck him geveral times on the head and then rob- bed him of fifty cents. As Fox arted to run away, McCabe grabbed him and proceeded to beat him unmercifully. Polleeman Muller, of the Mulberry street police station, ‘stopped the row and was about to arrest Mc- Cabe for assault, when the state of affairs was explained to him. Then he arrested Fox. In the Tombs Court Justice Voorhis held Fox in $i for trial, Thieves Rob # Blind Man Charles F. Munson, a blind man, who keeps fa notlon shop at 386 De Kalb avenue, Brookiyn, was robbed to-day of $32 by three unknown men. The first_man entered the shop and asked Mun aon to change a bill for him, learning where the fash drawer was located. A second man called and told” Munson'a slater there an express package for her at 478 De Kalb avenue, When Tho left, © third man engaged Munson in conver- fation and bis accomplice rifled the money drawer, Tried for Stealing Diamonds, stalling the Metropolis, Further Hearing at the City Hall at 1.30 P. W. To-Morrow. Very Little Opposition to the Pro- ance So Far, posed Ord While the Aldermen are halting and hesitating over the ordinance advocated by “The Evening World” for the better safety of our streets and drives at night, Chicago ts quick to see the wisdom of compelling all drivers of light carriages to make them as little of a menace to pedestrians and bicyclists and to each other as possible, ard the Chicago Board of Aldermen favorably considered an ordinance te that end, framed on ex- actly the same lines a4 the ordin: now under consideration before the New ce York Solons. An ordinance copied, word for word, from that propused by Alderman Olcott has been submitted to the Brooklyn Common Counell, and is now passing through the regular course to final adop- tion as the law in the City of Churches and fine drives und parkways. The Board of Park Commissioners of this town, long holding that such an ordinance was a necessity of the ume and imperatively demanded In the con- gested thoroughfares of the cliy, were glad of the opportunity offered by the overwhelming preponderance of public sentiment, as brought out by the agita- tion begun by “The Evening World, for the lighting of vehicles, and two weeks ago the Board instituted a rule that all light carriages passing through Cent 1 and Riverside Parks, Riverside Drive and West Beventy-second stree! between sunset and sunrise, must carry lights. ‘One light 19 enough It need not be © fixture on the carriage. It need not cust more than 60 cents. It may remain nder the seat until needed, when, it tan be attached to the dashboard, whip socket, seat arm, axletree or carriage top—anywhere In. front—so that those in the course of the vehicle may see Its warning glimmer 200 fect—a block— away, ‘ay. Phe Aldermante Committee on County Affairs will hear all who care to advo- cate or oppose this ordinance, so clearly a progressive measure for the better safety of the people, at the Aldermanic Chamber, City Hall, at 1.80 to-morrow afternoon, Thus far, a score of citl- zens have spoken unanswerable argu- frente {UF (es paasage, and 500 citizens have petitioned the Board to that end, while but two citizens have raised their voices against it, and one of these was a truckman, who labored under the mistaken idea that the ordinance ap- plied to trucks and business wagons, while the other, a liveryman, whose name is generously withheld by e Evening World,” offered the contempti- ble objection that the carriage lights for the protection of the people and the better safe and drivng would vost money — =—— WITH THE WHEELMEN. ‘The proposed match between W. ©. Sanger, of Milwaukee, and ©, M. Murphy, of Brooklyn, which has created eo much talk tn cycling clr cles tor the past month, has been defiuitely ar ranged and will take place at the fourteenth nual race meet of the Kings County Whee! at Manhattan Bea will probably be the mont exciting race that has ever taken place on any ti nen on Saturday, June 29, This Tt Ie to be run John Davis and John Sanders were put on trial) i. three one-mile eats, the winner of two heats afternoon In Part III, General Sessions, for grand larceny, ‘The men were indicted May 1 upon the complaint of Willlam Friederich, a jeweller, March 23 last he swore, hi was looking at it Sanders entered the stor ‘and stole $5,000 worth of M’CALMONT’S BIG SWEEPS. Istnglass and Bertm. Cc we the Gold Cup and Rous Memorial. ASCOT, June 20—The third day of the Ascot meeting was marked by an im- menge attendance of “awelldom,” due to the fact that the weather was fine and cool, Nasrulla Khan, son of the Ameer of Afghanistan, to-day joined the royal party in the procession t> the royal stand, and there was another brilliant: Pageant like that of Tuesday last, The principal event to-day was the race for the Gold Cup, which was wou by Mr. H. McCalmont’s Isinglass, the winner of the Derby, St. Leger and Two Thousand Guineas in 1593. T. Cannon's Reminder ran second and Capt. Machell's Kilsalloghan fin- ished third. No other horses started, ‘The Gold Cup is valued at 1,6/ sov- ereigns, to which is added 2,000 sov- ereigns in specie. The distance is about two and a half miles. ‘The betting was 11 to 2 on Isinglass, 6 to 2 against Reminder and 33 to i against Kilsalloghan In the race for the Rous Memorial Stakes over the New Mile course, seven furlongs and 166 yards, there were also Dut three starters and Mr. H. McCal- mont captured the event with The Lombard. ‘Wallace Johnstone's Best. Man ran second and Lord Derby's Dingle Bay was third. he new Bienntal Stake: by the Duke of Westminster's Mr. T. Cannon's Curzon was second and the same owner's Venia was third, The distance Js one mile Troow, a colt belonging to the Duke of Portland, won the St. James Palace Stakes for three-year o'ds, distance one mile. Lord Alington’s Match Maker was second and Baron de Hirsch's St. Jo- hann was third, VALKYRIE Ill, VERY QUICK. According to The Sportsman She Works Like a One-Rater, LONDON, June 20.—The Sportaman this morning says that for such an im- mense boat Valkyrie ITI, is remarkably quick in stays and spun around in a Manner more suggestive of a one-rater than one of her class. = NO FIGHTS IN JERSEY. Dixon-E! were won Bout Again Postponed IndeAnitely. George Dixon and Frank Erne, who were matched @ few days ago to meet in a twenty-five round bout before the Hudson County Athletic Club in Oak- land Rink, Jersey City, next Monday | Hight, were ‘notified this morning that ul Wanser refused to issue a license on account of numerous ietters which had been received by police officials of Jer- sey Clty. th rE state gt ottals and the match aay June 2%, match was declared off Mayor en are sad; isappointed over ‘Athlet @ month or a0. i Se W. me be an enormous field. Entrie: HL ‘L. Powell, Bedford avenue, near Dean and ail Inquiries should gold. bricks wht tn i an followe: Ji will start from the elub-rooms, 3% city. for the Riverside Wheelmen’s meet July 6 * 4 ovleck. — Ap. Import ray Lex! work hard to get hi when the Against Corbect at Dalia: between Jim McVey and Jack Loy in two rounds by Dan Creedon, in the At Athletic Club, 18 matched to mee: Dick Moore {na limited’ round bout June 27. Tommy Kelly, the "H ja training Duntee and rays Moore. ronnd bout with club offering the I show In the club-house, 47 ( special six round bouts, to be declared the winner of the match. A $600 trophy will be given to the winner, Chairman George D. Gideon, of the Ni will be referee. ional Racing Board, Entries are coming in. ver ‘and the Indicatlo ons \dreased. The thre Will be offered for firat prizes BD events are now on exhibition at Cort- Jandt atreet and Broad ‘The one mile. A. W. champlonahip of the Metropolitan District Brooklyn, to ‘whom appli will undoubtedly prove very attractive, as will Riso the one and two mile handicaps in Ciasy A. ee wcheduled by the Lincoln Wheelmen are 22, to Jericho, 1. 1, starting 10 A. Mui dune 30," to Fort George, starting 1 P. M.; July 3, to Newburg, starting & P.M. ant urning July 4, at 9 P, M. Unattached wheel n are invited to join in the rune, all of which Jarket street, Re ee On Sunday noxt the Riverside Wheelmen wilt have Kucsts the members of the Meriden Wheelmen. A. run to Manhattan Reach will be a portion of the enterialment provided for the vist Core from Connecticut. The visit ives an op portunity for. the Riveraides to recl Day. Rea Several entrien have been reretved frm the and other prominent Connecticut clubs Manhattan Meld W: ‘progress fe rapidiy, and the turns are being Wer before, Entry biarks may ibe ted by Applying to Capt. Charles Weeks, 232 Weat One Hundred and Fourth street, city The next regular Wheelmen will be held constitution will be acte upon. eee A sixty mile run will be t irl of the Quill Club Wheelm: Sunday. on tk Prechold, where Arthur Zimmerman’s yaya wil: euiertaln the peacil-shoving pedaliers oe The road through Englewood Constant Reade: is the mom picturesque. To a iad in a hurry though, Gu east side of the river offera better facilities, having fewer long hills, oe e Pedal—The ball of the font only mould the pedal, and the said that when the pedal ta at fon should be firmly pressed upon ey 4. is our old established house so popular, | ara eee sete Ing lone mnie PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Bob Fitesimmons has engaged the Lewis cot- tage at Coney Istand, where he will do light until August, when he will begin to If in exellent condition for him to enter the ring Tex: ee The limited round Aght with skin taht glow ot Lin come Tyo, will be pulled of in private om June 26, within fifty miles of thi The boys, will fight for @ purme of $200, winner to take all. ee Joe Duntes, of Syracuse, who was knocked out Billy, Vernon get on a limited ‘gest purse. ‘The Willlam Athletic Club Macchmake Mike Gorma soe ney. of Jersey City, has imued a Tommy ohatlenge to any i2% pound boxer, and would pre fer Fred: Athletic Club, should McGtrr win or lose Dout with Marty McCue in New London oa le McUirr before tl New Maxey Haugh ettll han an ten thet be ona detent Dolly Lyons ta a Aftenn round pont, hopes that the Hudson County Athietle Club will arrange & meeting O'Rowrk of pedestrianism, cycing cata the Foyal entertainment given to them last Labor 133 pound boxer before the | Toh Cunningham, the eastside boxer, saya he has challenged Mike Seats, of Hoaton. aid tin Cunatny tam Ne will meet 10 pound tad, before any club offering A sultable pure. eee Rilly West, of Rrooklym, and Jullus Mack, of thin city, wil come together in a limited round out We! Tater part of this month, cee Judging trom the large number of Ucket al rendye Mtaposed ot for the beneht to. be Riven By the Avonta Athletic Club in Bleecker Hutiding leecker street, next Satunlay night, there ould be a meat um realized, ee 8 Rteve Bloom, of Jersey City, Is out with a chay man tn aw Mant Found bout oF to a finish, [loom he would sed to Ret ON A KO WIEN "Young Corbett” the Hudeon County Athietto Club, a BASEBALL CHA Philadelphia wants Fuller, This at the latest that the New York wiven to digest. It really didn't ta su news to go through a dige if the matement I really true, there ix fear that the New York management will not allow the gold brick game to be worked upon the poor, slow Quakers, long for eo 8 Ata rule, banebail magnates and President Freedman doesn't Intend to break the rule, If much a deal (son, he doesn’t want to talk about It, The rumor arises from the fact that Capt. Jack Boyle, phia toa, has bees in town ai Doyle, He has expressed himsolt as desirous of securing Futter. close mouthed, hat excuse there can be for keeping Fuller in jew York, if Philadelphia really wants bin, ie a mystery “He haw been directly responsible for the loan of more gaines this year than any other Player ont in, To exprony it in the vernac t Ular of the rooter, “He couldn't hit @ head of cabbage with a base fiddle,” eee very yel- ops are to-day eating hite that Ket within hailing distance of In overm very little ground, and it tant tly at hin, . . days as a regular member of are numbered there ie littl Ag soon an Doyle The cranks who wish to keep tae on the eomntng trip, and: who are hot able to accor pany the team, Will have. a did opp Saturday there will be given an exact reprodi tion of the playw in the different gaimes at Mad- Ison Square Garden, The Gothame and Recreations will crom bate on Sunday next at Recreation Park. It will be the Gothams’ frat appearance in this vicinity, ee The Orange A. C. will have the strong sem! professional Paterson team for tele opponents, Saturday afternoon, _ ‘The Presentation Union baseball team would Uke to arrange Sunday games with all an tour teams. They also have July 4 open. Ad- @ess M, Carney, 80 Hull street, Brooklyn, ‘The Adonis, Juniors, would lke to arrange games with all uniformed teama averaging ffieen years of age. Address Joseph W way, city. . IL Broad eee ‘The standing of the League Clubs this morning was as follows Clubs, Wo L. Pe. clube. Ww. Boston. 1 051 New York .. 24°22 Pittsburg | 19 Gii|iirooklyn 12 23 22 Naltimore s. 24017 (B85 Cincinnatt |. 2 Cleveland 20.814 Washington., 20 Chieagy 28 21 671.8. Lewis... 18 Philadelphia 24 21 533 Loulavitle Games scheduled to-day: t New York) Loul OF THE TURF. ‘The remarkably low prices secured for the year. lings sold by the Messrs. Morris at auction n few Jaya ago have aot breeders to thinking quite hard When highly bred youngsters only bring $10 ana $15 a head there must be something wrong. witlt the market, The big buyers of yearlings were consplouowm by their absence. They seemed to be holding off, but will no doubt attend and buy at the ale of the California youngsters in the Easton paddocks during this week, There Is a disposition on the part of buyers like Belmont Gideon, Dwyer, Keene and a few othere to buy only the bert of stock. It certainly pays bettor in the end. Few of the high-priced youngsters aro failures, and there are not many prize left after the big turf nover In just now & popul ot M IN THE WORLL OF BEAUTY ri SAP # lnc Is SUPREME Not only ts it the most effective skin purt- ‘and beautifying soap {n the world, bo! he purest, sweetent, and mont refreshin, or toilet, bath, and nursery. It strikes at th dune of bad complexions, falling hair, an: ‘nple baby blemishes, viz.: THE CLogaEn FLAME, OVERWORKED, SLUGGISM Por M1 throwthont the ward Riritiah derot: Nm Sarr eas Fasy Tcrms and low prices are what have made Call and see for yourselves. JORDAN MORIARTY, 207, 209, 211 & 213 Park Row, Near Chatham Square, N. Y. Furniture, Carpets, &c. FREETHIS WEEK Six Solid Oak Cane Seat, Dinin, room Chairs given away free wit “i purchase of $50 of over. $1.00 Week on $65 Worth. $1.50 Week on-$100.00 Worth, E All “Situations Wanted” Female advertisements repeated in The Even- | 3 ing World without extra charge. Over 500,000 circulation secured. TO LIGHT CARRIAGES, Brooklyn and Chicago Are Fore- two year-olds will Buchanan's Ket. These Bargains Are Useful, SUMMER WEIGHT SERGE SUITS, Skeleton Blue and Black Serge Coats and Vests, qualities competitors ask $6.50 to $8.00, $4.75 and $5.40, English Worsted Trousers, Ciosing out, $6, $7 and $8.00 grades, Also Our $4 and $5 Trousers ............ Bicycle Suits..... AT BOTH STORES. UGEN Te te said that Domino wil ppendages are great improvers Provew ma Kc a A with) Heney ot that theve rogues Navarre may be mate, eleciing a few new me ness of Importance Black and Blue Serges, finest make, nd persona put Wackborede are place 2 dda purporting Ail booths sup A trotting and pact fakes ageregn ting There will be twelve atakes in (her raves will be given SPORTING MISCELLANY, The wixih annual canoe regatta of Atier thia meeting ive course, but | the Club at Nath Beach The morning ra and the first race Hed at 2 o'clock . In the afternoon will be ‘The Arwt reratta of the season to be given by ns open to membera only, over the | Club courke at be made at 1.20 P who te cromsing the wan apoken 125 milen WEST 147TH 51 Atlantic In a 19-foot sloop, exnt of Sandy be held by the members of the (. National Guard fF members of drum co money that he won't fumble bulls EVERY DAY BRIMFUL OF ‘TING VALUES. FOR FRIDAY, A Fine Imported Couch Cover, Fringed All éraund, in Ori- ental Designs, At $2.50. 18 AN EXCELLENCE Salva-cea (TRADE. MARK), the modern curative, HITS THE MARK EVERY TIME. SPECIAL SALE tunity to do #9, Teginning on WS THAT COLOR @AN BE AT TEMPTING ¥ CASH OR CREDI COWPERTHWAIT & CO, 100 & 108 WEST 147TH ST., QUARRY ROAD NEAR 3D AVE AND 1818 ST. nd trolley sion of Sd Ave, Blevated RE Dp BATTERY, SUPMER CORSETS. (FRIDAY ONLY.) Made of finest quality Imported Net, two pilable steels 0 didly bonea with hed with silk embroidered i END PAIK 1 New Municipal fr elty cunivent itll COOLEST THEATRE IN TO" ect aud gas; Aviguturavod | Tew ‘Dockstader, Lydia Yeamans-Titua .! i} Title auarantend tree We cost to and medium pair warranted and A.—PHILIP A. SMYTH, Auct'r. 234 CHOICE LOTS AT CONEY ISLAND, at auction SATURDAY, June 22, at 2 P M., on the preiines, rain or shine. private cottages sa; running from the Atiantlc Oe throagh to Gravesend Bay, and only f tof tron plera, West trighion, can remain on mort Guaranteed titles tree SMYTH & RYAN, Auctioneers, legitimate s Ti, Boxee clear | iad t of Fain performance 18 Cencert 58 West 23d St. * ad te| THEISS'S ve SF Mumia | HAMMERSLOUCH BROS, Dentistry. Down Sale POSITIVELY. SIN by a method p Over $00 teeth extracted da an have your tee extracted painiessiy io the mourning and go home fn the evening witn new oues if d GOLD FILLING, $1.00 work guarantesd, AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, SUITS, To run off rapidly 8 number of broken lots, we will seil | 800 SUITS $9.50 Each. They are excellent, stylish | suits—worsteds, serges and che- viots—and have sold till for $12 to $18. THOAR_ WHO ¢ SOME AT BOTH 8TY HAMMERSLOUGH BROS, | Bleecker St., cor. Greene,|GARDEN | Het, Bway & th Ave, Ly also Broadway, cor. Rector St. used by us only 18 W. 14TH BT, EETLE tacting Free, TAL PARLORS. hu Avenue vopueie Macr’e | T Sporting. Concy Island Jockey Club ib 1S. 20-22. 26, 26, 27, 29, July RAK 2.30 ave uearly every RST GET THE CREAM Amusements. it will sound {ts own pralews, OUR HEIGHT trom one to si leche | Wh Gt detectiom, by Claike’ @ | tore; “worn in ‘aay shoe and removed at pleasure: [SARRILK THEATER, THRILBY, LADIES. BRILL BRO the remaster of thelr eu UHIL DREN SULES at Lens | AMERICAN Troja, Thornton, Paulo & Dika, dc., &o. Highest Roof Garden, Best stow. KOSTER & BIAL'S. |THE NEW ROOF GARDEN. VAUDEVILLE, SPECIALTIES, NOVELTIES. SOUTH BROOKLYN. GILMURE’S BAND ADMISSION, 360. GARQEN-| MERRY HEIRS ‘oe, | MRS. JS they won't at AVE. ONLY, AMDROSE PARK, Instruction. EXCELSIOR Bicycle nS Se TERRACE $5 and $6.75 2 383 Broadway, NEAR WHITE wT. - 123-125 Fulton St, NEAR NASSAU ST. Amusements: MANHATTAN BEACH Swept by Ocean Breezes, Manhattan's Midsummer Merry Making. Sunsa's Concert Band, Every afternoon and evening, sant Burleequers tn Rite’s Barnet & Pflueger’e Up-to-Date Extravagansa, Avecy evening except Sunday. Pain's Fireworks, Commencing Saturday, June 22. very evening cept Sunday an@d Monday, Riowt Circus Camival, Every afternoon and evening except Genta, Grand Bicyee Track, Dally exhibitions of speed contest Amusement Time Table, 3.00 to 4.90 P.M. 10 to P.M. 11B to 8.45 PL 9 to 10.20 P Positive Auction Sale of property owaed by the| 9 to 11 P. M. SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 2 P. M. ON THE GRO 65 CITY LOTS. ARTHUR AVR, Spectal announcemet cial trains leqve the Bench after aif erformancen. nee Excursion PROCTOR’S TO-DAY oo From 1! AM to UP, M., Abe, Huber & Aline & to Lenore, Stelling & Revell, a Maud Harria, rank, & addle, Bure. 3 jonettes, the L'Eeias, Harry ny lin @ Valora, W. G. Deveaux, Jessie and many others, and May, Patterson brothers; 38 oth A’ In Her Moat: Succ A DAUGHT, KO, ig EVOLUTION, iat tTwe DN my (3 AK D) jeville, Specialties, Neve: rie, beershen, 144 and 136 East 14th st., near 34 ave. nster Orchestrion plays Afternoon & Mveniag. TLANTIC Sire Near ening Cua Personal. A CARD—Piles unfailingly and permanently ha few weeks without the Kafe or Eo surgical operation, by Dr, Lighthil West 40th at, New Yer! lawyer; highest references; wes os pet ‘practice all comnh, “8 HPERLUOUS HAIR, olen 8c. destrares Pr, electricity; sittings only 125 W. S4th at. 000 CLUB BAGS and suit cases, a! aaged, ty enst price, Doyle, 3 Us AKE YOU FAT?—15 to 3 pounds reduction @ month, with decided benefit to health, teed, no starvation diet cure, drugs, Ages, supports or other Inconventeacess | Mbs or protruding abdomea effectively never to-return, excess of fat. local or removed from any portion of the body removed, ‘saint je amail. The Netaral Cure 160 West 223 st BAYER DETECTIVE AGENCY ta ‘tuent clei oy eniminal ompurr seadatlt 4 “ 234 aud 335 Broadway, roome 4 ant ty te 23 Cortiandt CITIZENS’ SECRET SERVICE 0. and honest detective work; hig private entra 13 West dod st. } eae | DEAPNESS positively cured: entirely new methe®, Address E. Truenell, 226 West 37th at, FULLER'S DETECTIV |" able; established 1870; ef | vestigations, Broadway a FURNITURE and carpets at the lowest prices; no money down, Lewis, 45 West 14th st HAIR GROWTHS, facial blemishes, skin Uons removed forever; trial free ST 35 private rooms, RHRUMATISM AND GOUT « all remedies; one bottle wil you. jedicine Co, 06 Bast 18h ot Send MIL ICE-CREAM Is perfection; pare and able for ladies, geatlemen, youth and tained only from the makers, | eo Weet 220 wt KNOW YOUR FATE and fortune; consult eo a supple and elastic we the foot itself; ot 4 At all tluies ‘perfectly natural appearance; 7 entific palmist, 29 East 1th st; open eveningn 3 NIB WEINBERG gives notices to publc that any note or check alleged to signed by mei: not my signature Fespousible for them, as 1 don't sign aay or notes, Jenate Weinberg. electrictt, bal oa vewark. 6. J. HAIR tip a w Green Morgan,