The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1895, Page 2

ALL AWAIT _ THE BIG RACE To-Morrow’s Aquatic Battle THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER IN DEFENSE OF THE CUP. and Thea Th THE DOCTORS WHO CURE. They cite the case of Mr. Christopher Ty Only Once Has a Challenger Won a Race, Rivals Mishap, The America Cup, although frequently alluded to as “the Queen's Cup," ts not, nor ever wag, a Queen's Cup, It was offered as the “One Hundred Guinea Cup" by the Royal Y. Squadron of Cowes, for competition, open to yachts of all nations, in 1851 Isle of Wight. by the keel Tt was won over a Course around the America, Aug, 22, 181, ‘The race was without time allowance, America sailinj Ward, who has Just been discharged nnage, anc auaing: a feet of fourteen yachts four of which were of greater t catarth of ¢ One, the three-masted xchooner Hrilliant, of G2 tons, against her 170. ‘The Ametl- ee ee eta Womack, ectirs War gan schooner won bys minutes, the 47-ton cutter Aurora being second, and the Coy and st. John offer Free Test Treat= Nineteen races have been sailed tn United Staten waters in defense of the ment. which was offered on duly 8, 1S, a8 a perpetual Challenge trophy, to, be raced for under the ausp 8 of the New York Yacht Club. The deed of gift has twice been changed since the org nal draft. was made by the owners of the old schooner, J.C. tevens, B.A. Stevens, Hamilton Wilk J. Beekman Fin- Between Valkyrie and De. fender Absorbs Interest. fog ao lara te sShuviee” ibe hn! Wpmtae a’ now es ‘he following table shows the record of all races sailed in defense of the cup: EVERYBODY WANTS TO SEE IT v) . o (prrectes time) Unusual Number of English Visi- : te tors and Strangers from Other ; airtel Ashbury Cities Now in Town, . ewe otigiaa? Jo Ashbury schooner Among the vaet rumber of stone polishers te New York City there ie none better known tham Mr. Christopher L. who lives at Number 648 West Forty-n years he worked in one yard and {9a remarkable man for bis age. He of the leading stone and marble deajers in the city, In an interview Be sald: “‘Lonce saw the effects of a neglected oud terminate fatally with a friend of ming knows al Owner, Course. Franklin Osgood NH V6. J. Ashbur: SL thatde eo . Columbla ‘ ‘ Noy, WU 20 mile to windward and revurn.. N.Y. 6 ; (Columbia disabled) 20 miles to windward and return, ROY, Y Cisvs. wi 1S. Dickerson. WFP Oiecercsses Moy 6. Gittord 3 are J 8 Dickerson. 20 milee to windward Counter Maj ©. Gifford... and retura...... 1081... Minchiet SOR. Buse. Wi FCs; é Atalanta vocccvccscs Alex Cuthbert, INTL... Minchiot Vk 16 miles to leeward and return. 5 1888 t J ‘Bib ah MICH ee Be TC Bie Michard gute |. 188. J. Malcolm Forbes Bir Richard suv 186. Gen Cod. Paine. Lieut. “Henn, RN. 1006 CS. Paine 1st. ATT... Voluntear Thiatle 1m. lant 1098 PROTECTION FOR THE YACHTS. Naval Authorities and Yachtsmen Unite to Patrol the Course— How to View the Contest. “WIG-WAGGING” FROM “THE EVENING WORLD” TUG. PIRATES’ LAST BOW. Pittsburg Team Due for a P: Battle on the Polo Grounds, Those terrible Pirates will make thetr Inst appearance of the season here this! smile all over hin tare afternoon, and it behooves the Giants | te only Pirate whom Kennedy could not f to arouse from the dopey condition into 1 which. they fell vesterday; that Is, unless On Sunday next the Cuban Giants will play the they desire to be ousted out of the firet | tath game of their series with the strong R division. | Mon team. at Recreation Park, Long inland city The two teams are neck and neck | There Is Intense rivairy between for mxth place, hence the game should aod as they are very evenly matched, interest be hotly ‘contested, Pirate Alaok has |! always at fever heat until the laat man la re- saved his star twirler, Pink Hawley, | “red 1:20 miles to leeward and return. cress {20 miles to leeward and return. Hav, FO, Footer In the grand stand at Eastern Park res- terday after finished, for Con Dalley had tm succession dur- ding | ie the Kam Roaring Pittsburg Tt 1s eafe to way that no previous con- test for the America: Cup has ever @roused such intense and widespread interest on both sides of the Atlangic as the races between Defender and VM@- kyrie IIL, which begin to-morrow off Gandy Hook. Not only are hundreds of strangers in town from Boston, Philadelphia, Balti- 20 miles to windward and return... Inalin-Morgan.. 6 fi of Dunraven, . ne Morgan Bar! of Dunraven. Iseltn- Morgan 18 miles to wintw i Earl of Dunraven, and return ‘a challenger won a single race, viz.: Oct. 19, 1871, Co- The N.Y. ¥. C, course, now disused, started from was to and around Scotland Lightship, returning to Vatkyr « Vigtiant Valkyr 1093... Vigilant yrie It On only one occasion has lumbla. having been disable Owl's Head, Bay Idge @ finish line off Staten Island. _ “THE EVENING WORLD'S" AERIAL BRANCH. mation, no tovanre vat ovears: QUICK REPORTS FROM ANCE 10m. to each 4 4 CHRISTOPHER L, WARD. ‘Having contracted a cold in my throat, nt to Doctors McCoy and St. John and placed multitudes, and to-day’s final prepara- tions for the race were being watched valkyrie IL, in more, Chicago and many other cities of the Far West, eager to witness the Grand struggle between the two speedi- est yachts ever built, but the number of foreign visitors who are here for the game purpose has nover before been exceeded. ‘, The hotels are With gucsta, nd every available’ lon stedther in the vicinity has heen pressed into Service to accommodate the thousands of sightseers who will witness the rare Bpectacle. Such a big rush for the ocean course has been anticipated for to-morrow that ‘unusual precautions have been taken by the Cup Committes to have the course Properly patrolled, so that the racing yachts shall not be interfered with by @he excursion fleet. ‘The patrol force qwill be in charge’of B. 8. Osbon, who Jooked after the recent naval parade at the opening of, the Harlem Ship Canal, and Lieut. Delehanty, Supervisor of the Port. Col. Gillespie, of the Engineering Corps of the United States Army, and the Navy-yard,oMicials are ali interent- ed in securing fair play for the racers, A Big Patrol Fleet. ‘The Cushing and Stiletto and the tugs Nina and Catalpa from the Navy- (Yard, will lead, the patrol divinion, and tthe following:membern of the New York Yacht Club have tendered their steam yachts to act as patrol vessels: Capt. H. M. Fleglen,, zecht Alicia. Capt. John C,\ Hannan, yacht Emble. Capt, John Nichoine Brewa,. yacht .1almene.: Capt. John H. Hall, yeoht' Unquowa. Capt. Harrison B, Moore, yacht Marietta, Capt. Fred @, Pourne, yacht Reverie. Capt. B. R. Ladew, yacht Orienta Capt. F. G. Hautevile, yacht Zara, Capt. F. H. Benedict, yacht Vision. Capt. John H. Gourlis, yacht Ava » Capt. John P, Dunoan, yacht Washita Capt. EB. MH. Harriman, yacht Spinarin, Capt. Henry F. Noyes, yacht Katrina The Committee has also issued a notice to all captains of excursion boats and pleasure craft urging the necessity of keeping an absolutely clear course, and doing all in their power to prevent interference with the races, so that there may be no cause for complaint as there was on several occasions during the international races two Summers ag Carelessness on the pf&irt of one cap- tain might spoil a race. It ts believed, however, that with the large patrol force at command there will be no aiMculty in preventing interference with the yachts, and that every excur- sionist, whose boat Is able to keep pace ‘with the racers, will have a fine view of the contest. How to See the Race. Among some of the excursion steam- ers which will carry down big crowds to the races are the steamers Jam town and Yorktown, of the Old Do- minion line, which have a capacity of 600 passengers each; the fast propellei Monmouth, of the Sandy Hook Ine, which will carry 750; the Mount Hope, of the Fall River line; the City of Lowell, of the Norwich line, and Rich- ani Peck, of the New Haven line, the 8am Sloan, and the big steamers Grand Republic and General Slocum. Besides these, the Seventh Regiment Veteran Club has chartered the Iron Steamboat Sirius for its members and friends; a big theatrical party will go €own on the ocean tug Governor, and the Atlantle Yacht Club members will see the rack from the steamer Gay Head, Tugs and smaller yachts will be there without number, while the mos- qguito fleet must be counted In to make up one of the most imposing flotillas that has ever been at « yacht rac Commodore Holly and the Fleet. Apropos of excursion steamers, Com- modore Willis Holly, who has donned a} Naval title and a hting cap, bas promised that his particular command, the steamer Sam Sloan, will not obtrude upon the racers, but will keep to lee- Ward, out of the way. Commodore Hol- Jy 1s also using all his influence to get other commanders in the excursion fleet to act likewise. “It's just as easy,” said the genial ex-secretary of Mayor Grant to an “Evening World” reporter, “to keep out of the way as it is to—well, to keep of- fice-seckers out of the lobby. “Seriously, though, I don’t think any- body wants to give the Englishmen a chance to complain about crowding en the course. As a matter of fact, the yacht will present a far more beautiful picture when seen from ‘loo-ard’ (Com- modore Holly says “loo-ard" now) than they would from any other point cf view, Their movements can be followed Just as well. “The excursion fleet will behave ttcelf admirably, I think, and, except giving the naval sharps a chance to see a Deautiful series of races, there will be Uttle for the patrol fleet to do. Of course, @ great deal depends upon the weather, but the prospects are fa- vorable for a fine day, and in that case the enthusiastic crowds will not be dis- ovement of th¢ two crack with an absorbing interest, for upon the official measurements of the yachts much depend, The vital question was whether or-not-Vatkyrie-woutt have to give Defender a time allowance, and this could only be decided after John Hyslop, the official measurer of the York Yacht Club, had gone over them with his! tape and batten, + Consequently, the centre of attraction early this morning was the Erle Basin, where Valkyrie has been lying for the past three days, and where Dofender was expected to arrive before noon, - — HALF MILLION GUARANTEE PAGE. New Departure in Wants. — DON'TS FOR THE YACHT RACE. Don't shoot at “Evening World" hom- | ing pigeons. Don't expect your captain to crowd closely to t achts, #o that you can feo Mr. Inelin, Lard Dunraven, Mr, Rataey or Hank Haft, Don't tell people weoting! you wat bie duffers the crews of the rac re. for not netting @ail faster, Don't crowd into the course at any part of the race, Don’t get in the way of the racers dur- ing the preliminary fuinoouyres at the starting line. “They ‘need mor oon foom there than anywhero Fixe and the yacht that is crowded to leeward Is badly handicapped. Don't tell how. you saw the Cup fended by Mug! againet € unless y more than five yeu! Aug. 8, 1870, Don't ring out do- twenty oveurred Hello, there, Glennte!"* Say, Dunnie, ‘old man, hadn't fer holst “ber baby ‘Jib ton- "Somebody near you may think you're unpatriotic. Don't point out the pla spent your happlest bea mer anywhere east. of Highland Beach, Sandy Hook Isa ment reservation, not a Sum: wort. Don't pretend to he able to tell the name of a steamship eeon in the distance until you can see more than the smoke from her funnel over the horlzi where you n last Sim — DUNN PROMISES A BREEZE. a Yachting Wei led by oral Foreen ‘To-morrow, Judging from present tn dications," said 1 aster Dunn this morning, “will be a grand day for the yacht race, As matters stand there will be brisk shore winds along the coast line, which promise to grow in velocity during the day, ‘The winds will be from northeast to southeast, and the weather slightly warmer.” he now It 1s generally fair this morning over | the country, except for a Tight fox over the Middle Atlantle States, which Ix fol lowed by cloudy weather and slight showers over Central States. There Je a storm of slight intensity this moru- ing prevailing dn horthern Minnesota. and moving eastward, causing warmer Weathar towaris the lake regigie aud cooler towards the northwest The warmest spot in the country. te Koy West. ‘There the temper- ure for the past three days has regis ed $4 degrees, Tn northern Montana temperatu H he tempera morning Chicago, Bismare Lous Denver, —— En Ronte, that Cunard bean, Sept. 6. The Spor satlod Liverpoot An Aa) the Wilkins and Now steamer Callta from which completes the Landon —— ever, Thirt GRAND HAVEN, Mten., thirteen year-old girl, Jaughter this morning, twelve hours being an accomolice eighteen, Wn the mt 6 Checatiro was c term of court and n, Convicted, Sept, @—May was fount x the y having The child was accused of 0 mbrta | (Continued from First Page.) or whells an.they come from the estab- lishment of the tmporting fireworks company. ‘They are six-inch bombs, leach containing a character piece, as drawn by Japancse artiste, ‘They will be fired from huge steel mor- tars that look Ike particularly massive umbrella stands. The bomb will go off lke a cannon, shooting up, up into the heavens from 0 to 1,000 feet, when they Will burst, unfolding to the gaze of the people on all the craft that are (owa by the racing course new and un- 1 monsters of the alr, and each Will be a symbol to "The Evening World's” experts stationed near the telegraph Key of the situation between racing yachts. made of Mghtent Jap- ane vivid and they of the upper alr for miles before they burst Mine Japan WII FL im Air, Among the signals will be a daughter of Asia's mont progressive nation, | Mina Japan, with her black hatr dressed on ihe crown of the bead, and the inevi- table fun in her hand, will appear in i howlng purple robe with @ broad red wirdle and yellow #kirts to tell the ex- |ferts how the race looks as she sees tt. A flock of many-colored umbrellas will tell another tale, and a mammoth bright “! another, at and moat gorgeous butter- f yatural history will burst: from it4 bomb-chrysalls, to give other news, and a red tisha regular Japanese por: will come out of his element, to Te- have of the contest tn Jan- understandable to “The yachting reporters, reen and red dragon, the Hina dotes on, will furnish eportorial manda- of immense size ‘lize another condition to The Eyening World.” A yellow cat, very Japanese tn atyle and fashion, will mean more to the Te- porters than to the outside world, and A bumpttous rooster with an immer tall Will appear on a barrel to crow his news A Slamesa message will be conveyed hy the biggest white elephant that ever flow in the sky; an American eagle, xlorious bird of freedom, will soar through the upper alr with another mes~ sige ta the readers of "The Evening World.” and other gures gent up from the mortar will afd in the quickest trans- portation of bulletins of the race, Another Interesting plece of Japanese art Will be dn the form of the Goddess f Liberty, portrayed according to. the delenit in colors that will express m than Js often crowded and decldedly more ure of which she will be composed, Should Misx Liberty hover over Val- kyr th something of m the signal er fight. Winged Messengers, Too. Then there will be the swift, true- flying winged messengers that have so often heen entered iit "The | Evenini World's" service, In their uniforms o steel blue feathering, each bearing the ttory of the race as seen by the yacht- ing expert who will be so near to the racers that he can describe every ank" of a sheet or tackle, Just as weil ugh he were a colossus with one nh each of the contesting yachts. vening World's corps of hom- Ing plzeons have been especially. trained for fiehts over broad expanses of the ocean a for weeks have flown to th home loft from points on any the Regatta Com- Mittee might signal, They are swift and true and bring each a long chapter of the story of the race. res mitted by Pigeons, m will bring pletures, not imaginative taken from "The of the yachts at tn ‘of the: rac photo- Will he reprodu he pages Evening W editions an almost incredthly short time 5 photographs have been made, i these factiities for hand- ap ty news story of the with Its scene ata point once c sidered Inaocessible, almost, to an ever 1 ewspaper, Will be the watchers on In mount neat The Eventn corps will gather’ from ‘Teen me of th aphs tug, stages within ine of the the twin towers that sur- Ma MM that frowns down the sand spit that ds so aptly nav Hook, at the Highlands of sink, Will be a reporter in direct Hon by wire with "Phe Even- Nee, With hia powerful follow the racers as they the course, chronicling mi- last race, finished closer to the winner than In the case of any other defeated challenger, of tack—In short everything that nutely every. onitt: ofveell. svery Ghabgo| obiy Réllaion and) Applagite; Sule pail of aide the | two-year-olds he will camp fe In the West. frand panorama presents in ts marine eee jh ving pleture, Other points from which a view of the heen course may be possible have not overlooked shor point can be had, bulletin arrangements leting will be should the along that Jersey shore, Along down to Asbury ever: within their scope o: On the Long 1 va direction coast, ythini nt en made, almost of New Jerse Park, at eac! where telegraphic communteation will be watchers, ready to that vision. island shores the same and bul- incessantly, course be Instead of down the Butterfies is far from herself. The brutsing face ahe ran with Domino, haa apparently shoved ber far back, for she has not @ particle of th {| speed which ‘astoniahed racesoers on the opent V\ day. Butterflies 1s « deilcately mada Silly, Hyland will provably let up on her now @ while, transpires eo ee Tt doea appear that Grimn Is riding v Faces those days, He gets shut off and WIth poorer Judament than Is proper with «bo: of Nin capabilities. It 1m juet possible that thia Jad'a head Je awelling, and that be in not using that nicety of Judament In his riding that made him famous. Grin has many friends, but where, E> 700,000 «4 Insertions Guaranteed. eg = —~ LL BOARDERS WANTED” advts. for the SUNDAY WORLD received before noon on Saturday will be printed in Saturday's EVENING WORLD without extra charge, thereby insuring the advertisement appearing in Seven Hundred Thousand separate papers and putting it before nore readers than it could reach by being inserted n the fifteen other New York papers combined. And building the entire pl why all up of expense which would hay few decades ago? Solely because nerves the p tholr news rd their news red hot, not refrigerated and stale. hot, not fal fi preparation and ities at bought out sa 6 of the newspaper of & The Evening World" and the people want refrigerated and A GOSSIP OF THE TURF. In the Omnium Handicap to-morrow Henry of Navarre, Domino and Key Bl Santa Anita are in te down pounds, Flying Dutchman carries 118 and Keo han 110 pounds, There are others, What @ feast for the racing gode this would be if the five horses named above came to Na be @ glorious struggle, ed trom, at 128 pounds. not figure, the post, There the niemory of which would nover be eff Clifford would the mind of the man fortuna! At, Defender and Valkyrie Il Pleasures, and one. will, realia by. grape-ahot ably dwindle down to on platers, Ben Brush up a trifle lame the lan eae whl herionis, for Easterners still have hover Hrush will have a chanve to how inst some real gyad ow the part Al of the Westerners, pulled tay, It tot te Supreme Court in New snip. Comm Hicenso granted | the 1898. pay ey with the twas McCafferty Is in earnest charged ot owners be on the Mall of Dattie awe 60 35.000" pald carry money ts depending on @ boy's riding, careless AN | ness cannot be excused, the horses he will dispose of are the good vet formers Marsian, Imley and Romping Girl, ee The management at St. reduce tho amount of very low ebb in Virgin “Lucky'' Baldwin now says he ts willing to rag | enter hie hora they do oe enough to witness around There will be| morrow | entry Liat will prob: Horas and a tew es ot the Linton Town tnten aten Asmotat 4 that maythitg ten his quality lings will be sold at Sheps next. They are the get of Potomac, eee Fred Littlefield 1s down to 103 pounda. He rode Peacemak that welght yesterday, imp. Laureate an M. OF. Dwyer hi colt’ Tom Cromwell, elgh. porchased the two-year-old by Hramble, from Bugene os 8 8 Riley Grannan’s Navarre Cate ta closed. The young plunger lost $30,000 in his venture aa Boniface, World Reader—You will have to compromise with the bookmaker, ee Chicago racing men have one-haif mile from the Roby race track, ai on Satumay will begin the construction of track and grand atand, If ts expacted that the work will be fed within thirty days ‘The men dehind the scheme are stockhoilers of the old Harlem ant Roby Associa The Harlem interesta. it Is supposed, will be largely in the name of George W. Haukius, of chi- tH ad —-- ATHLETES OUT FOR A STROLL. The Members of the Eng Who Are M1 Ini The members of the London athletic combination team arose early this morning and went for a short walk cured and lying th through upper Fifth avenue; stopped to view the wild animals in the menagerle in Central Park, then returned to the Murray Hill Hotel and breakfasted. W. J. Oakley, the broad jumper, and Bradley, the sprinter, are improved to- day from the attacks of cholera morbus which they had yesterday. Capt. Shaw, who is in command of the teain, sald this: mornin that the team will use the New York Athletic grounds this week, after which he expects to proce with the etam on Monday to Hin ven, to Join the Cambridge University men in training. st ——— Old Man Rap Over, ory, Revnty-tKo years old niyoninth Sagon owned The old and was ver of ot 606 street, was run over by « by Hupsel & Co, this pan AUStATOL a ure of ken to the New York How: the wagon —— Hugh Mc Wet Tw brewer's afternoon. hath Ie pial. TI The only full accounts of ame are given in “THE EVEN- ING WORLD'S” NIGHT EXTRA, ts- eued immediately after the Inst play has made. for to-day's game, and with a three- day rest the big man with the boy's hat will have sbeed tg burn. at" | Clarke wit try his cunning against the Smoky City gang for the fourth time, The batting order will be as follows: | | New York. Pittsburg. Fuller, ss. Donovan, rf, ‘Tiernan, rt. Merritt, Van Haltren, Herkley, 1b, Doyle, 1b. Rtenzel, of. Davis, ab. Smith, ‘It, Burns, If, Hierbauer, 2b. Stafford, 2b. Genins, ss, Farrell, c. Cliingman, 3b, Clarke,’ p. Hawley, p. — BASEBALL CHAT. At last the Temple Cup argument seems to be In @ fair way towards some kind of a settle ment. After many weeks of urging the Com- mittee has finally come to the front and in a fow days the public will have’e decision, In the moan time just watch the wires working, o 8 ‘The Committee itself could not agree, eo the League Presidents cre called upon to help them out of @ nasty tangie. President Byrne, of Brooklyn, holds that this year's champions must Aight New York, the present cup holder, for the posession of the coveted mug. President Young thinks otherwise. He 1s of the opinion that the clubs Anishing first and second in the race ought to do battle for the trophy. This is the ques- Uon that, according to the communication sent gut by the Committee, the League Presidents are called upon to decide, se Pretty point. What if there id the ques look very ‘evoland would finish In this event {t would be th side controls alx votes, of, day And therein 1 should be tion be 4 present t much like Baltimore and one-two an nanied. Fast va, the Wi 0 there you are. til Tt {m not unnatural that the Went should com- bine and vote upon the wide taken by Nick ng. The majority of the Western magnates have expressed thomaeives as favoring thie ide of the quesilon, neh the Wornt the West can ge ing magnates will | Rot be surprisin, Ca in “argument. i Clues however, ¢ thers Tanta cba ere are ote or tare Iikely to bolt over to the ch a. case, er with of defending the trophy. Eastern Although the chances are sguinst New York, | the fiagl decision will Bh looked for with ti teraut. © Base! nates are as uncertain as horaes, and there mmy be a long shot in In case of a tia there is bound to wrangle, ant a werious one at that Mr. Teinpie's wishos tua far have consulted, Why not let him Wlecide the oe 6 About the moag. sensible th lengthy be a} Of course, | not been og embodiod int commuaication ifthe last clause, Fe ferring to the scandal arising from the division of revelpta tn ‘last year's series. The player had'no right to agree to her division than that named by the Com! The result of the squabble has aroused the bitterest kind. of a| feoling between the members of the altimore | and New York teams, witeh long years will-only | cate, No matier what the declaton may he, nks who have ‘ihe best interests of the 193 fame at heart sincerely hope that no more such unseemly rows will arise oe Did anybody notio game yesterday? "Patsy" 7. 4. cr) J. F. Connor, a brother of Roger Connor, been playing good ball for the Kennel feason, has roeived an offer from Manager n der Ahe, of the St. Louis National League | m to play think base for the remainder of the season. He wil! probably leave for Bos: | Bi ton Saturday, to Join the team there, Ath eee The Marine Baseball Club and Ridgewood Athletic Club will play next Sunday at Tace's Ridgewood ball grounds. be called 1130 AM.” Th. game the U.S. Marines w ‘The two teams are very eveniy matched and will play ball from mart to finish, oe @ y Eas! into the| cl who | 02 will be thi play this last the The — Bridegrooma’ Sty crowd moved them ‘At present inf orson, the litidex Hfl game in lett Rar manner in which he And fleiied single hits back to Venting the Pirates. from st riade rooters cheer him Andy alto contribuied a few counted, victory rn Park, over the Brooklyn, and He he played ¢ and safe hits that Hart, one of Connie Mack's numerous pitchers, started in to fool the Hrilegrooms ye) at Basiern Park, but they solved bis delivery quick ly. and betore the first inning was over they had batted the ball safely for three cuns. Mora eft handed twirler, replaced him, but the slugeers the City of Churches, made Moran feel bad aley at the easy Way In wich they losated his curves, | se Clingman, who covers the third bag for the Pirates, mate more fumbles during the game at Tastern Park yesterday than another baseman | Would make in a week w eee any ‘There 1a something going to happea,"’ Yale's athlet the “a Question? | praction auentton? | Wile fleld’at 4 o'clock, PUGILISTIC POINTERS. riven night The game will) Billy sald aj reas | Brooklyn... 6 Roston.. New York. 69 Gam Pittabure Cleveland Ww. a 3 6 60 eduled to-day: w York. |St rooklya. | Loulavtt at ‘The standing of the League cluts this morning ut’ Boston. enought. 4P. terday, there ts thi jee n says or the wha a smo day letle Chu ‘Young. ¢ pound Oceanic, N. Coney Island, Harry Styl y | at 135 - row etic, Thi City teath to-day to mi ub offering a suitable purse the latter part of this month Jim Corbett ng 1 start i or his t bie a HALF MILLION GUARANTEE PAGE. New Departure in Wants. SSeS CAMBRIDGE MEN RESTING. Active Work to Begin with Trginer White's Arrival. NEW HAVEN, Cambridge athletes who are to meet team are resting quietly to- and expres: satisfied with their surroundings. They have visited Yale field, where they are to train, and declare it to be a fine bit of ground, all right in every respect ex- cept the cinder path, which ts not hard This defect will be remedied by wetting and rolling, The men will not begin to practice un- M. daily, owing to the heat, which although not considered exces- sive here, told on the Englishmen yes- They say in England before they started. the weather is more to their liking, and cool, refreshing breeze blow- ough the ety, ‘Their practice will be lght until the arrival of Jack White In this city. present he is devoting his time to the es in New York who are to enter w York Athletic Cli will that he and his men are tly Willing to allow spectators at| ield, unless the crowd becomes 80 ‘to interfere with the men. matter of diet, le of abstaining ‘from ‘supposed food Is not followed, they like, drink freely of ale ke. Sor . do not will has 9, Sept. evening, change theit habits even before begin Jim Kennedy, matchmaker of the Empire Ath- matched Kid Lavigne to meet ffo'’ tn @ twenty-fve-round bout, at J., while Griffo will do his work at And Dilly Doyle have signed arti- for alx rounds at the boxing by the Veronica club-house, 821 Billy Vernon te getting himself into excellent gondition for hie ftieen-round” bout with Jack sto be di of ey are to meet ounce gloves, for a purse of § in Tuesday and ht. as for Peter Mahor nith, Thayer and weigh i {e folng exay work every. de is troubled a bit vat if operated who t ting he wilt nnny at any defeat M her, Attn round. Grin says that he result of bis go with Dixon to engage in him ave parse for the bout. P.c.|Clubs. “687 Pittaburg Loni [Cioctnnatt at Washing'n. Conn,, Sept. 6.—The themselves as well it was much cooler To-day At b meet. private. The | not, be Cap the American The men me of them, Capt. Horan the contest. The first this afternoon at 25, avigne will train at ow to be Athletic Club, in ite 4 523 West Twenty-nixih street, Sept. 16. They will meet ee dod in the Kirkland ask, next. Tuesday pounds, with two- Lynn, at 13: Dilly Cooper, the Jersey Will probably. be matched Ix or eight rounds before With hia knee, which ts Billy Newman, and ne k next Monday or tly untl y ell commences his on the same day. n by training at Oveanic, N, at_with Kid MePartiand, jerited in the Active Athletts his month, ays that he is welght is ready to enter | moment. Smith Is confident ‘artland and 1s willing | chances with any one of | of this city, and Charlie oaton, Cal. fought last a Athietlc “Club, of San Was “knocked out’ in the eee fa not satiated ant is ‘another Mmited round Widing a club will offer a) Grin still has | hig iy a” wa, myself under thelr care. Doctor St. John diag- nowed my case and told me I had catarrh of the head, throat and stomach. I caught cold easily, my head would stop up, I had a dull, heavy feel- ing in my head. 1 would cough at night I would hawk and spit in the mornings, mucus would drop trom my head into my throat. I had pains In different parts of my body. I felt tired, I had no appetite, no ambition, I dif not relish my food. I felt full and bloated after eating and had an all gone feeling at times, I followed Doctor St. John's instructions and used the medi- cines faithfully, and to-day I am cured. I have no more cough, my head ts clear, no more hawk- Ing and spitting, no dropping of mucus into my throat, I have a good appetite, I enjoy my meala, I awake in the morning refreshed. The pains have left me and I enjoy splendid health once more. I cheerfully recommend Doctora McCoy Bt, John to all who suffer, for they are certainly skilled specialists. FREE TEST TREATMENT. For the benefit of those. who have ne defiaite knowledge of the work er reputation of Destera McCoy and Gt John im the treatment of ali ehronte diseases, trial treatment and modicines are free, There 1s positively no ebarge ter com eultation, examination and test treatment for the first visit, DOCTORS McCOY AND ST, JOHN, OmMces, 315 Madison Avenue, Seuthonst Corner ef 42d Street, New York Uity. Ofce houm, 9 A. M. to 1%, 9 to 6 and T to P.M, dally; Sundays, 10 A.M. tos P.M ‘the {dea that he can defest Dixon, and would pleaned to have another try at the ‘wonder. Plea 4 Tom O'Rourke, manager for Joe Walostt, is o sadly disappointed man. He was confident Sam Fitzpatrick, manager for Kid Lavi gree to allow’ Lavigne to meet Walcott tm @ Hmited round bout before the Empire Athletic Club. O'Rourke says that he is willing to bet a large mum of money that Walcott will step Lavigne in four rounds, SPORTING MISCELLANY. ‘The annual plentc and games of the Timothy D. Sullivan Association will be held in Sulser’a Harlem River Park Casnlo and Gardens on Mon- du, Sept. 16, The spectal event in the gamee Je a half mile run for the champtonship, open only to members of the New York and Brooklyn Police, Fire and Post-ofice departments, Some Idea of the magnitude of the Sultvan piemlc may he gathered from the fact that the bor privilege wold for $1,260. ee Sherman Day, President of the Yi in New York City yesterday perte ments for the Yale-Cambridge gam bo held at Ma n Field-on Saturday, Oct. The appl nks for tickets may be ob- tained of A ding & Bros, 126-190 tre Sullivan, 241’ Broadway, New Tho Monterey Athletic Assoclation hi ized a football team for the set would lke to hear from any team raging 150 pounds. Addreas Peter G. Rinmer, jr., 72 Cort landt vtreet, city. aioe , and James organ The annual plenic and games of the National Athletic Club will be held at Ridgewood Park. 1 Saturday, Sept. 14. Entries closc om Friday, Sept. 13, with the Secretary, at 11 and Cedar street, near DBurbwick avenue, oe ‘The thirty-first annual regatta and Indie so coption of the Varuna Boat Club will be beld om Saturday, Sept. 7. es 8 The regular monthly games of the Wert Side A.C, will be hold at thelr grounds, on Weet tysfourth street, Sunday, Sept. § at lv A. M. e ele ‘The arrival of John V. Crum, of the Chi Athletic Assoclation, in New York, lends addi tonal Interest to the forthcoming ‘champlonahlp x of the Amateur Athletic Union that 1s h Field Sept. 14. Crum’ . Monday last best sprinte for years, Intercollegiate f Oval. 1 and {a merely m made in May ne who Is the genulne and from now on to the 1th they. make every effort to get themselves into. perfect shape, In order to try for National hon- ora, Crum will run much faster att tant work at Travers Island. On Monday: m 1, Curtis, the Well-known referee authority oa American ettlecies, sald that wan no w fast Cram could is favorable, The Field claim that, evers> hape. The track {s im and the 220 stralght= those who see the Americam put in New figures, for 100 yards will Away waa never | attend the games ‘The A. A. U. championships this season prome Iso to be sensutional affairs ries are coming In from all sections East, North, South and W resentel by thelr edlest runners lrg A. C., of Pitts tarvis for the 100 Pittsburg Jarvis 1s t rorinters ever and how he compares with) Grom be settled om pt, wh ry concluator Charles Ht his residence New York ¢ to make this hi home in the future. and will represent so Metropolitan Club In the. forthcoming champl He think# he le fest enough to win. the three-mile run. and those who saw him perform, Monda sre of opinion he te the fastemt runner we have outelle Tommy Conneff At 152 Proadway Photograp sup to 8 feet exhibit ls worth visiting, Cool Breezes vitality gnd vigor when the nadeplet «condition, Hood's Sarma 4 this promptly and surely. It purifies plod, creates aN Appetite, gives strength and elustieity to the muscles and tones the nerves ’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the one true b:ood purifier prominently in. publiceye. Re sure to get Hg HOOD’S PILLS ihe after-d family cathartic, 25