The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1895, Page 6

6 $5 FOR ABRIOGE JUMP, Mrs. MoArthur Gets Off Cheaply for Her Aerial Leap. She Tells of Her Awful Experience While Going Down. ‘Will Go on the Stage in a Tank Drama. Clara McArthur, who made the leap for fame and fortune from the Brook- lyn Bridge on Saturday morning at 4.20 o'clock, and who has since been recov- ering from her adventure in the Hudson Btreet Hospital, was arraigned in the Tombs Police Court to-day, and was fined $5 by Magistrate Crane, Her husband, who was in court, car- tying a bundle conta&iing the men's clothes worn by Mrs. McArthur when she jumped, paid the fine, and the cou- ple left the court smiling. When Polkeman Edwards brought her to court, it was clearly seen she was wearing @ dress that had been made especially for the occasion. She was leaning on the arm of her husband. She showed she had been through rough experience, for she walked with GiMoulty, There were several bruises on her face. She {s taller than the average woman and is very slender, Her beating was that, of @ country-bred woman. She wore @ rather sweet smile. No one would suspect her to bea woman who would take auch desperate chances for notoriety and money. She carried a bouquet of chrysanthemums and nas- turtiums, around the stem of which was wrapped the small American flag she wore around her waist when she made the jump. Her hat was of black straw trimmed with red roses. Her new and becoming Gress consisted of striped changeable silk waist, with leg of mutton sleeves, the sige of which were made more no- ticeable by the slenderners of her walst. Her skirt was of gray cloth. In contrast to Mra, McArthur's Intelli- gent appearance, her husband has @ low brow, deep-net, shifty black eyes and the bearing of a prixe-fighter. While Edwards was making a com- plaint, charging the woman with viola- ion of a bridge ordinance, Mrs, McAr- hur chatted pleasantly with er since I read how that man poallanan Jumped, T have been ations to do it, as | knew @ lot oon Yfnd fume awaited th first. woman ridge-Jumper, My hus. band was not with me when I atarted, nor did he know I wan going to try it at Phat time. “When T came downtown, 1 a In Brocery wagon and Ww othe middie of the bride. No Was around, and I took ony pig ate the top of ike ralling and just step; T'did not hang by my hands, or jump. I simply stepped off. 1 went down, down with terrible speed, and It fade me awfully sick, and in the apeed it seemed I would never reach sy river, It was much further than I ought it was. ruck the water perfectly » I think but I have read that Men nd Hi ruck a little on iny 1 belleve a rib or two wotild een broken ‘if I had. ‘My “right aide is a little sore, but 1 feel worse acress my chest. I held @ punching bug §> my hands over my head ax 1 went down. The bladders I had under. my arms burst and 1 sunk. 1 believe 1 must hi touched the bottom, as I was still ing when I lost consciousness,” ‘Mra, McArthur said the bruises on her face were caused by the hospital surgeons with a towel. A, McDermott, of the Cabie G21 Broadway’ appeared for the woman. He told Magistrate Crane she had been driven to the act by fear of starvation, and he hoped she would be as lightly dealt with ax had the m mgn who had jumped from the br trate Crane sald it would not do to let her have her freetom. without some penalty, and fined her $5. Mra, McArthur raid one museum pro- prietor had made propositions, but wh did not wish to Ko on the museum sta She yearned for stellar honors, three playwrights alr: y mht hi for a “tank” play, She thought she Would accept one of them. Bhe will go to a boat-house in Har- Jem, and does not know where sie Will take up her new home, AMPLY PAID IN DINNERS. Cable, Once a No Chef, Kitohen Sculltoi Judge Beekman, in Supreni to-day was asked to give jy favor of Marguret J Thirty-fifth street, V. Cable, execut r Died Court, ment in| ff Smith, of 47 West against Mre. Mary xX of the estate of Mathew D. Cable. Counsel for Mrs. Rmith claimed she had practically won suit prought by Mrs. Cabie, who haa discontinued the action Mrs. Cable's husband for forty yea previous to his death lived at one of tl bourding-houses of Mrs. Smith and Managed her business. claimed Cable was a pa urchased the house at 47 West Thirty- Hfth street, valued at $40,000, and that Mra. Smith had $10,000 in bonds of the Manhattan Elevated Rallroad belonging to Cable Mrs. Cable sued to compel Smith to render an accounting Mra, Smith denied | the partnership, t in evidence a letter from Cable. ich he reieased her of all claims. wrote: Bor my services services 1 may render yd and paid for Uy day i) sour house and that T have been You bad” nililto 14 not take ae: rform my ki Mrs, EF Sriinge Mee you Tan the di hasan provided receive dally in Your house Cable was formerly manager of mont Restaurant Futon street, and | of the Cont.nenta’ hotel, bur gradualiy reduced to the position of a seul-| — = PIQUA CLUB’S NEW BLOOD. nator W Fand Others. Senator Jacoh A. Cantor, receiver W the Piqua Club Association, was Supreme Court, Chambers, to-day on matters connected with the receivership, “The receivership will probably ter. minate within a few days—maybe to- day," said he “I have made arrange- | ments to transfer the property to the Piqua Chih Association, which has been entirely reorganized, and Is now on a thoroughly sound financial basis Among the new men in the Association I understand, in tn Week.y, and of Newark. Of ors, Horace nalinger are Receiver Mn to Gema- Hantyne, old Board of 1 hell and Charles H the new organization ‘The new Piqua Agsoctation has pur- chased the st tion, and will of the old organtza- buy the property from me by paying between $60,000 and ¥ “I have been In charge as receiver for about three months, and in that time f have pald the club's debt, amounting to about $0,000, and placed It on a firm basis. The Manhattan Athletic Club Will continue under the auspices of the Piqua Club Assoctation J. Herbert Ballantine and Robert R. Ballantine, of the Ballantine Brewin Company, of Newark ensiinger, and GT. Whitehead Whitehead & Su met thix afiernc new orga under th elation, law firm of Broadway, | perfected th eh will continu of the Piqua Club Asso- iimself she were be | J. Herbert Ballantine was el and General M old organization who wou overs would be fille and Messrs. Genslinger and Whi “We have assum Mr. Gensiinger sald the the new regime on Se! he debtn! — | President, Robert D. Bailant!ne President and Mr, Genslinger Secretary nag Mesera, Hallantine stated that there were several directors from but refused to give Intlmated that the pl as Impending matters wer WwW said he. re to “have absolute control, and will formal possession the old concern and Chy ag a stock com pony tween 40 anh £00 metnivers, ‘soit that there would be a formal o ve under | assumed, he sald, ager 1 about Oo, but that was a mere bagatetle Bastiness in beginning and the “Half-Mil BASEBA LL CHAT. ‘The Maryland Lire of weiropolly Is just at present the terest to the paweball world Th the two leaders In the race sling for nupremary. ant apon the ontrome of the se.ten Wil practteaily depent the owneraty of this : | year's “rag virtue of Saruetayts h have increased Mloane can repeat the fer ® Vor vietory tbly Clovelandd and it the ny csctting aa | finien of 8 Th St Lovin the n. “Koston, ani Aetly the Oriole han rH, lowever, wil have for while they are tise Coieney, Loulaviite att Winte will have to tickle Brook New York. The Sptiera hava ea: of the wrguravat #7 fer Agata 1 by to-morrow they” mn tr Uvc@ weeks b In t mn wight for Oy cranks na from fire ja “While ¢ Vilaote to futah tn the rom satiated Tent now, when the Ie thet the New piayern fh sal the cheap look tavoratste Livision,. the With the pet York manage: The cranks krow where te wea the New York Club needs and nets badly i young mn thae Tame, Meekin ant to all che work, and Ger ss ta What | fovitshunse With a winning team New York ts by far the | Kreatest baseball oil) in Wie oouatty — Muoters ar wilhng to wel Gr hue t wn ta aosont it Aghting wisn Joasera now. | aes there would be pwarl nants Ov Of It Pupp up 1 would hit Laville te at et poor secure Turner As itle the bard > Mtb N York fete Pop’ Anson left-hand nt tw pitch Priend, againat the Huse of New York vote inthe Freaiien Te) Freed f° Cup matter tay an will reail Tat Turned Tramp to Follow Her Hun- band, BAN FRANCISCO, Cal need through this city lesert on a brake-beam. Sept. 9 who had eromed Merle gir the girl means, She heard he w in an orphanage warted out to beat her — Hoo-Hoos in Annual ( POLIS, Minn, Fe; ton of the Hoo-Hos oF began here to-day 200 delogates tn atte which number doubled Was over. Vice-Regen: Ti. Walker polis, ealled the assembly to ode Groce of welcome ty Mayer rat: of 3 war ri Tou a Aver reports 4 er a The after- the assembly w America has again demonstrated her superiority im yacht building, and the Half-Min Page hes = epi Murpliv'a ] partiotn: and he Will be alowed 't man | a It ever a team played nl tang. eevee) }in"tne a when It. rained handie the bail The Hridesrootas lig doget Py had’ ot Un e and called © seventh faning, Latham ai Fasie Arlie as | Brookiyn | Boston’ New York ia Washington te Lowe a6 Loutaviile (Games acheduies to-day 3: a Washington at Pi Baseball Polo Grounds,3.43 P.M, CINciNaTT vq NEW YORK, ‘Chleago to-morrow. — om Morigns will find Mus Wivatow'sSoormiNe ST MUP the Devt remedy for thelrchildren. abe. %9° ab Fe. To-Day MR, LAYCOCK’S STEAM YACHT VALHALLA, OF THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON, THE VALHALLA IS IN) PORT, |A Full Rigged Ship Yacht, the Largest in the World, It In Intended ana School for Yousg English Boys. The full-rigged ship Valhalla, which Low Hex int. lower bay, with a British captain, a British crew and flying Eng- land's man-of-war flag, 1s the only pri- vate yacht in the world that has permis- sion from te Queen to fly the white ensign, The reason of this special dis- [pensation is that Mr, Frederick La cock, her owner and an enthusiastic yachtsman, 4s a philanthropist of a certain sort, and his particular philan- thropy meets with the unqualified ap-| proval of the British Government. Mr. Laycock is wealthy and owns a atiful place south of Seuthampton, Nngland, and also has several fine yachts. Some years ago it struck him that It would be a good scheme to’ take homeless or uncared for english boys | and give them a thorough nautical j education on board of his yachts, and | then to procure commissions for them in the British merchant marine. This seemed to pleaxe both the British youth and parents, and shortly efter the announcement was made Mr. La cock was deluged with a shower of ap- Hileations for service on his boat The Vathuila's Ww onumbers 1 most of whom are you thelr business, She ts « man-of-war regulations atid he wear the regular British naval form, The Valhalla ts a ste Kraceful in her construction lines and Of sieht tisepia Sail ts her principal. mouve power, though there {a steam, but that is only’ uxed in a calm Her'y Hts 225.9 feet. She }has a feet and a ‘mean | draught Capt Willlam Marnard, formerly of the Royal Navy, commands, and) she came to this port with a party of Mr. | 1 * friends, to witness the inter ht races, —— If you want to aclt \ rs unt re 1 armored ship, m on Aruntee Page, PAVONIA Y. C. RAIDED. Said ta the May Paying nue Tax, The Evening World.) HLANDS, N.J., Sept. of United States Rey- | Mirst District and Deputy | Henjamin P. Worthley have been ratd- | {ng Hquor sellers. ‘Phey found several Hwho had fatted to comply with the law Among them was the Pavonia Yacht Club. ‘The penalty ts $25 for fatlure to | report voluntarily and $26 tine for each transgrensic eneraliy kno It ts not quer eve no the table for use of eX payment of the Vat Kuests requ tall Tqtior dealers ATLANTIC HI Phe Collect enue for th 9 n that sale of ing States taxot $2 0s PUGILISTIC POINTERS, Pitysimmen Das spent several days Ista hin visit toh ba raman bof an Pitrsimmons ayy that tn two Will start tor « whitel Manton, weeks Fyn Chvrlath lovated between wit put oat wiih Jim Cor panied by Charley Whi A fen om Jimmy Anthony a week of Plummer before the Empire Aruiur Valen? sand Ateiphia. " | i | oF will be in. force, riy and refined y who f part YERNELL 10 any who! gk p toe reply Secretary pro tem Wythe avente. inook'yn, Dick Moore and Danny Needham are mat for twenty Tounds tefvte the Lakeside ‘Atuiede Glu of By Faul, Ost, NK A | leruan” EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1895, (WOME TO G0 ON STRIKE.) Twelve Hundred Kne>pante- Makors Stop Work, The Girls Dance to the Music of an Accordion, Twelve hundred kneepants - makers, including 125 women and girls, are on strike to-day. ‘They demand that union prices shall be paid weekly by contrac- tors. ‘The only disturbance reported was in the shop of Paillp Le.bowita, 131 Bo! ery. A committee called to request two or three men there to join the strikers, when Mr, Letbowitz locked his doors and called a policeman, who, it is said, refused to make an arrest unless Mr, Letbowitz made a formal complaint or procured a warrant, Socretary Rosenthal says that ninety- five contractors have refused to furnish the required security of $3 that they will pay the union scale as well as the earnings of their work men and women. As the busy season is on the strikers believe the strike will be ended before the end of the week. The strike ts confined to workers who make the cheap les of knee-pant ‘Their weekly earnings average from $7 to $9 for sixty hours’ work The strikers held a mass-meeting In Walhalla Hall this forenoon, ‘They will meet again this afternoon. All the shops on strike are picketed by men and women During intervals the young me women strikers amuse themselves dancing to the music of an accordion. STRUCK WITH | AN INJUNCTION, Feltman Says Davin Uned Justice Stover's Document on Aim, Several weeks ago Davis Brothers, wholesale cap manufacturers, of 43 West Fourth street, secured an Injunction from Justice Stover, of the Supreme Court, restraining the striking members of the Gap-Makere’ Union from tie. fering with the employees hired to take their places This morning ore of the firm, Davis, ordere’ ‘ob Fe'tman, he regarded as a piket, tu cea: ing about the enivance io te establishment. Peliman, it ts j refused to move on, and, Davis. struck Ita: with Bis COLUMBIA CLUB RAIDED. Fisher Won Their “Long Green” and Alno Had Them Arrested, Six members of the Columbia Club, @ nocratle organization at 27 Hast venty-ninth street, which was raided hy the police on the complaint that it was a gambling-hovre, were arraigned in the Yorkville Police Court this morn- and remanded until Magistrate Vlimmer renders his decision on The complaint was entered nH. Kishor, of 34 West 8 xty- fourth street. He says that he went to the club leat night and was admitted by Otto Schuthaus, of 347 Hast Beventy- second’ street Fisher says. (hat he pou S worth of chips trom William Bou of (Mo Rast Righty: ™ closely and i by Mars whem Iutter- ims he belleved that t Vigilance man. : playing poker Home ways ago. Fisher sald that was a speculator In stocks and that he had no office. chulhaus said that Fisher bought %/ worth of chips and drew out $ when he left, He left because Timothy Lyons, a club member and one of the prisoners, cted to Fisher playing for the reason that he was not a member. Fisher then went to the etation-house nd made.the complaint against the club, ‘The other men arrested besides Bor- genhelmer ‘and Lyons, were: Thomas 2patrick, of Il Avenue A; John Winkler, of 440 wast Highty-third gireet; Henry Gengelke, of “ant Haat veniy-sixth street, and Leopold Wolff, Be 313 Bast Biahty first street. reer the eatind rstren: n sene, and nersinter tel canon station, Who, et as- an goc the Ww rst brothers ck, of the Mere arrested Feltaaa Sault When the pri oner was arraigned Jefferson Market Court this morning his | face was badly cut and distigur (Mis shirt was stained with blood ther of the complainants showed any }marks of assault. The prisoner denied that he was a pieket He said he was Be employed by a man named Cohentleld, ae j whore place of business Is close by the To demonstrate ite absolute [gomplainants’ establishment. ie sald Mark Davis ordered him off the street, = PASI BE LU SLE RACE RNS) ti wis that he reft “l to go, and that he was two more races, The Half-Mill-\ then assaulted by Clare Davis, who fon Guarantee’ Page's superiority | struck him in the face with one of Jus- stands unquestioned. tlee Stover's injunctions a — | Through his counsel, the prisoner Jasked that the examination be adjourned GOSSIP, OF THE TURF. until afternoon, when, he said, he would |prefer a counter charge of assault, Magistrate Cornell paroled the prisanes rar een er he custody Is connsel, pend Se tet eee ee es) Sa the further heating this atterionnn te necting at a mile api a furlong at Sheepw- hoad fay, between tle eyutne champlons, Domi- no, Wenry of Navarre, Rey EI Santa Anite and Ciimtord and’ Sir Walter, I te very likely that Clifford will be started, an bis race — — IN THE FIELD OF LAbOR, Saturday was a cilnker. Sir Walter also} Fan an {mproved race and he may also come tn. The mm of Midlothidn in alwaya at Vis best in the Fall, Hin victory over Clifford and Rubi- | vn Jaa Fail haa not been forgotten, If these five horees go to the post there wili fotiow one af the gran seen tn country 1 make them and will in the “country, re & charge in be the ponalt The Central Labor Federation's Labor Day ple- atied ¥ on The Recording Se Assoviation of engi tary ers Is ted by Mullen, Simmons. has been ntral Labor Unton t ri Mealy, | has been elected Ih | mumers’ Trades and Lael L | The Fre League will give delegates of the mm in the money question next’ Suaday in Clarendon Hall Lovi UW. Steel, 170 South Second street lyn, has been elected Reconling Se retary of Ma- | chine Wood-Workers’ Union No 49 Financtal Sooretary Thomas Keenan was re-elected These oMicars have been elected by the Int Pational Brotherhoot of Blacksmithe: John cum, President; Lynch Gartoer P John Charley, ‘Secretary-Treasurer and paniaer Laborers Division No & has heatquartors from the southwest lected delegate Progressive Must- ‘al Unton Janes 4 110 Stovkron street, HMrooklyn, Manager of the Con: oe Brook- Rey ¥ Vkoly to Santa Anita 4 doteat y Iya wonder whe climord, omeive, ‘Sh that he tot the oth loved So was his deteat National however, t removed comer of ( J detea aul for Financtal Secretary. $. O'Neil; Tor ase Won Committee, Roxert yh Maxwel Delegaren O'itara, OC T. Ryan, O'Brien, Kalle. ALEXANDER ISLAND ENTRIES. RACH TRAC AND, Sept. u for to-n ri ALEXANDER ISL: entries and weights kK, The Tow's races 1s follows t Thaen nd a quarter fickonns we tut Woz Hrogan Part Keutus Second nee Son Malheur Cheddar len Foxglove ip MeNulty ven furlongs ob 105 Andrew D. 105 rughewood Tor two-year io Selling: on i 14 five furlongs We ved Murray Jeneala Benntug Fou Mir Contest Towa Fifth Rave-Setting Avon Wane Jia Mobauehtin G 1 h ttace. tie, Prince Klamath Longshanks Brooklyn four ant 124 Crate 108 MeMt 108 2104 tol halt furlongs, ixth Race—Selling: four 124 121 and a halt furlongs Sonora 121 Grampian 121 114 Morrtasey 106 105, Founda i ff, Attn divided, the divin eK Ee tin Kosita Ro Mart ae forming the sixth HAPPINESS CAN ALWAYS BE ENDURED. Why remain bonrding or live fi re prepared to furnish your house or flat proved manner, and at prices which will net CASH NOT N Our enormous capital perm! We Have Everything FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDIN STOVES, PICTUR TINWARE AND NORTHWEST CORNEK OF 46TH ST. GREATEST CASH OR GRE| A REMARKABLE OPPORTUNIT | y cs Parlor Cabinets F ry I. i M made np to sell of these lot ts sold. Gs TI have” so Nom, RDAY 10 O'€ avenue and Pactte sirect, Br Nall. on the. norhwe kiya, to Tal y a Mak bs f Mr Toate f . Fecolpta ut the general office of un Federation of Labor last mont a $80.57, while $851.40 wax expended, ba f $2,280.50 Pe Ant swatting of ca Ameri. ertaion of dae veaig pees at Sul ty aciig at Shespshead Bay Te in eet rreetk the Bots dockey Clattwht ; A fioal ite ten! at ie not, ie rematned Teaving @ The newly indie herhood F burean 1 Framers’ Union afvieability of joining the and Joiners, The 6 Park avenue, ake ateps to put * of Hobo he differences by ‘ and he Mul Vinton, hb ab Mutnal George Military Hal reantze local Kiss and Jers Dlacksmiche lave formed a un Hirestion of the Central Labor Uni a Committee, and George. Hell ood of Blackemiths, the national 0 eA meeiing of the new Son Friday even 191 Bowery ion No. 12 has elected the fol lowing oMcers: Frederick Huzely, President: Jo Moor, Vu len Ke Powers, Recording. Secretary. Frank Kemle, Corresponding y John Rhein, “Financlal Secretary, Charles Cole tan, Treasurer, Mathew I Dourae ated Pressmen’s Union No al Labor Federation yew Wil be towde t FRE Tombieson. * han He Willow Dicwsmiths helt § ant It was reaslved to Flathush 8: ” re ng. Ne at aeven wit tartan th of at skew for nto th n wader Foxarded in the tig. Ve gameness and In oresting amtatt. b ant ng Argentina Requital and Cresent. The fret mmpnved wonderfully’ ani tn her ina | tefeated Crewendy, showed great ems. Reguital's. Futurity pers haily make him favorite and prove the wi amish Hon Brio with an 4 a very high fered $18 ON) Nea a taw, oats him a teow daye ertainly in the and he looks the: kind A ood three vear-old, Mee D kiyn stentay Re f youngsters ponding iat would davelop | Ae o Treasurer Mocatterty tas retire entirely from Joba Phiitip aud) Nae ite wat Religion Mo dha | moaign through the ve rontuded 4 heeded a reat, cut ie mothe ture te should) Mr. Dele red 8 Keant a Raphact Walt Ryan, a. Carmody, T Gtley- ‘rimming, MW Wiking, 0. a Mas Ww. 8 Sauten, ff b Harding Outset) LONDON 9 the champlonantn 1) Morelake, n, defeated si Sept Int of Rael to-day lives and Mar: of Pur Austra ae lt ln The easiest cleaning is with Pearline. Yes, easiest for everybody. {_ Whether you're do- ing the hard work of house-cleaning: your- self, or having it done, get Pearline and get through with it. Tell u do more work, better | Mill work, quicker work, than anything else. You ought to look out for the wear and tear in iouse-cleaning as well as in washing, Some of your icate things won't stand much © ear They're meant, ‘especially, to be cleaned with Pearline. Excursions. int? NATIGNAL YACHT RACES. Fare $1.00. 2D RACE DAY TO-MORROW. The ¢. sand Speedy $-Deck Steamers | GRAND REPUBLIC > GENERAL SLOCUM Py} be the only bonts leaving fram We 1 ane maed CAPACITY. GR AND REPUBLIC. Leaves West 22h Buttery mmo h GEN, SLOCUM. | wiviin ARP. ‘Tickets for 9 * ct THE WORLD'S PLEASURE GROUNDS: 4 ‘ Ab unequaiied Magnificent a moth museum, Glew Sablag. Dowitas av Toon Boactug. bath SED FS mat Be ul M. for 324 at. a'tier i tor" oe INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE. THE PALATIAL STEAMER MONTAUK, LEAVE PIER 2%, BAST RIVER, DAY, SEPT. 10, ATS A. M. INTERNATIONAL RACE | PALACE STEAMERS RORA AND ELAINE wi. omit Tickets $2 | r yachts Jewell’ W Hing 9.30 Mavkenaie, | 300 “pers | for W aA fo Now 'Piae 4 Now MU YACHT. RACES. (tesDAY AND THURSDAY. 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MANHATTAN BEACH, | Leave Foot 34th st., E. R.,N. Y, Daily, except Sundays, 6.30, 6.40, 7.40, 9.20, Mia iw bie ‘140 20, 3.40, 4.19, 4.40, 5.10, 6.40, 6.00, 6.40, 7.10, 8.00, 8.30, 9.00, 9.30, 10,00 P.M. Round Leave Brooklyn Bridge Terminus Sih ave, Elevated, Deokiya Hoory"iom 109 A Mt TOI eae e nat guy from .di toh ea Ba lta np A 40, Leave Foo Whitzhall St Via Bay, 1 Dally, except Sunda ur'y from 7.10 A. Mt arroiuw amy oueshalt te L00°P Mand fit nouriy trom Lao BM No Crowding. t o910 PM. Tt 43 centa, CONEY ISLAND. WER ROUTY, ROUND TRIP, 250. Leave foot Whitehall at daily, excey M, fo 11.10 ourly thereafter uatil 90 P.M, ROCKAWAY BEACH. Leave foot 24th at R., daily, except sun lays, 6.30, 9.30, £1.20, 259, 4.30, 6.20, 30,°7.28, 9.10 P. ound trip, 50 cents YACHT RACES. ' STARIN'S MAGNIFICENT DECK STEAMER, SRTON, was with the yachts parsengers detighted and follow spaclty race days, Limited, Cort: 2, E: River; 71, Broad: nik & Sons, votton Drug | FOR THE YACHT RACE THE STEAMER MOUNT HOPE | am} Murray ALM A leave: Fall River ace day. FARE $3.00, Tickets a) 3 Park: place’ 113, 172, 261 ‘and 1323 roadway: Astor House Bale portuvely imited oh 20 a every on sie at the whart nd Inipe: 8 thin one Fine ore’ | pirhout dang | gums | memes im Look at this coat aftcr a years wear, The shape is the same as why new, and no break anywhere. This is the best recommendati we can ofte: Should any of our clothing p otherwise, kindly send us worw we will ca'l for same and put the in proper repair: no charges. Our new fall stock is the lar, and handsomest ever exhibited this country. The first floor of our buildin, completely packei with nothin but new Fuil goods, ranging i prices $16.00, $20.00, $22.5 $25.00 and $30.00 for suits. Trousers 4.00, 5.00 $6.00 $7.00 and $8.00. Spring and Fall overcoats ij many new novel ies at $18. $20.00, $22.00, $25.00 and $30, Our new samples, Fashion Review and Meal uring Guide given or matled to any address. ARNHEI Broadway and 9th St. RUPTURE CURED The Improves Elastic Truss is the only truss tm existence that Is worn with absolute comfort night and day, ay ti retains the rupture under the hard= at exerclne oF mevetest rain. and will effect & permanent and speedy cure without regard to t axe of the patient, examination free. Lady tm attendance for ladies mphtet. LASTIC TRUSS Ci 822 and 84 Broadway, cor. 12th st., fr ENTAL CO. DENTISTS, 108 WEST 28D ST., COR. GTH AVE, next to Ebrich’s, AND 988 THIRD AVENUE, cor. Sth at., epposite Bleu mingdale Brow To demonstarte our PAINLESS METHOD, hich Is applied to the gue and, ie us FREE: IRENE: Full Set. beat quality, reguiar ae Pa yo males Filings OC; Cleantag. from BL OO; 18K Gold Crown (ous gpeciaicy} 84.00 None but sbliled, graduates jentlata. empiny iy attendant. with. eve Sperator, French: German ‘and -Engitah spokew, iL work warranted and kept (n repalr * OFFICE HOURS—8 to 6 SUNDAYS—1 No More Dread of the Dental C! Teeth extracted by our late sclentife methy So “pain ‘or bad result, Applied. to. the Absolutely patnless. N hioroform atthe New York Dental Purlors, mend thelr method, belag iu ; ene, witty fhe oaly dental parlore 19. New tan H Ms a and ingredie, to extract, Mil Or Rast partie of a BN.00 Gold ch thecialiy, Fula or no. pay. Glv ‘wedo Just as we advertise. Come. and fr teoth extracted Inthe morning acd inne evening with new ones. Teeth Olfed safully with a'diamon i setting. Hours dall Sundiy, 10 10.4 pen, 84 We FORR These f danger. Full oF teeth witho Teeth extracted positively without By our Improved metho Applica. lon, te nlese. ‘The moat delie have tooth extracted be Wag All operations pa extracting w *. a AL! work NEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLO and ioe ee Ratracting, 5c; painless, | DENTAL PARLORS, SEWING MACHINES. Be Uidde, Astomuls, | Lusaestie Waive, Blugst, Davia, Housenord te kscws Kruse, dit up: ae aes ree acchuey eta 418 up, fer cath or moninly 194 Rast iain at Buy Watch Uy ti Ds Wi Daa W piches Uirccinas Downe V “yiadis Profits, dsE:Arwold&ten 1 Malden Waltham Watches, Dinmonde Jewelry, nets: deliversd tu diately” Exchange Watch Cos 87 Bromiway., Se Sportsmen's Goods. ius, OUR MAMMOTH BICYCLE SAL te ne upper part sear a a Siectr « Fast 34 heres, RON FIER BOATS Fro Fy RUD wa Ee CONE) ¥ Hour. al WSION TICKETS © #VERY DAY EXCEPT YACHT RACI OLNT. % y) ES "aug tacursion conedpe a ob tee ae ae aad wee tad we ates 350 '95 $100 Western 40095 $100 Laviton S100 Splerae s B 410) Horaid Specials 93 $10 L.A We Sportal at 9 BAL Thaleles $s Warwiok HuRALD (CASH ONLY), 14 NASS, Unions at Wiiheln Ke Poa SST, near The only fall accounts of (ho basee ball game are given in “THE EVEMe WORLD'S” NIGHT EXTRA, to ed immediately after the last play has been made,