The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1895, Page 3

i) B THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 238, 1895, Ae THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 28, (CHESS KING RETURNS. 'PHILADELPHIA 3 DUNRAVEN WANTS A RACE Intimated to Commodore Smith That He Might Challenge Again. WOULD NAME — VALKYRIE, His Intentions Made Public at the Seawanhaka Din- ner Last Night, MAY BE TWO RACES IN 1896, Challenge of Charles Day Rose Must Firat Ite ered, Lord Dunraven wants another race for the America Cup, He has expressed | that wish to ex-Commodore James D, Bmith, of the New York Yacht Club, This very important item of news was Made public at a dinner of the Seawan- haka Corinthian Yacht Club, given last night tn the club-house at Oyster Bay. Commodore Smith was allotted the task of responding to the toast, “The America Cup."" The Commodore sprung a sensation on the yachtsmen present. No one expect- ed that he would let slip a most impor- | tant bit of news, which would astoni: the whole yachting world, He said, slowly and impressively: “I have been often misquoted during the recent discussion of the Dunraven Question, but for this much I will be re- sponsible, “Within the past few days Lord Dun- Faven said to me: +“ ‘Commodore Smith, what will be the chance of having it accepted, if I should hn Present another challenge for the America Cup? “I answered that it was my belief that such a challenge would be considered, but the race could not be sailed until after the race between the American yacht and that of Charles D. Rose. “I also expressed the hope that such a challenge would be syear CHALLENGE COMING TO-DAYJ New York Formn} Letter to th Yacht Club to Be Mailed, RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT, Sept, 28.— A meeting of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club was held at 2.90 o'clock this afternoon to consider the matter of the challenge for the America Cup by Mr. Charles Day Rose. Mr. Rose was not present at the meeting, There were present twelve members of the Sailing Committee of the Yacht Club, and the meeting was entirely har- montous. The previous action of the Club wa. unanimously indorsed, and Secretary Percy Thalluson was ordered to send a letter 10 Mr. Oddie, Secretary of the New York Yacht Club, to-day, repeat- ing the terms of the challenge and giv ing the name, rig and length of the load water-line of the challenger. Beyond this, the letter contains noth- ing. ‘The members present at the meeting showed no desire to impose any condi- tions whatever on the New York Yacht Club, but were willing to await receipt of the views of the latter Club as when and where the races should be sailed, Secretary T. H. mornin, “Our members generaily are pleased at the prospect of a race, and of seeing our flag as a challenger for the Ameri- ca Cup.” The club-house in which the meeting was held is a handsome structure fac- ing the Solent. The Field this morning says: “Despite the expressed satisfaction of the New York Yacht Club with the chal- lenge for the America Cup by. Charles Day Rose, it cannot be regarded as rep- resenting British yachting. “The name, ‘Distant Shore,’ Indian in it very well mean ‘distant yacht’ or ‘for- Jorn hope.’ “ “The challenge does not put the New York Yacht Club in any better position. Mr. West's photograph of Defender and Valkyrie at the moment of the fouling at the start of the second rece ought to have straightened the Cup Committee, but they burlea their heads, ostrich- lke, in the New York public, and thought themselves secure from the criticism. of the whole world, ‘In the history of yacht racing nothing has equalled the treatment of Valkyrie III. by Defender, except the races be- tween Cambria and Livonia.” orca DUNRAVEN SAILS. On Boord the Valhalla, Which Left Newport This Morning, NEWPORT, R. I., Sept. 28.—The \al- halla sailed for England with Dunraven ‘on board as owner's guest at 7 A. M. Lerd Dunraven went aboard last night after a luncheon given in his honor by Mr Layeoek. ‘The Earl's two daughters, who have been with him on his visit to America, will return on the Teutonic, sailing in company with Hon. Michael H, Herbert, ‘Firet Secretary of the British passy at Constantinople, and Mrs, Herbert, on Toe oon es she da slearcof the coset ie Valhalla Will bank her fires and ‘oss the ocean under sail, as coal- ge capacity {8 small. Under these evr Instances the voyage will probably oc py two or three weeks. <= Claimn Defender's Muncot a chet, of Providence, R. 1, chttul ownor of the Defender's Mr. Iseita asked for a ste’s dog, and It was sent yes ps the dog used to sery Ellesson said this ts quit Baptiste, rani, but suddenly disap ————-~ Have you a horse or carringe to sellf Ad- ae «6 ft) «(om «The Word's Half-Million G Page presented and | then we could have two races next} i Suggestiveness, and might | PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Pye pee oa rea att Rob Fitzsimmons it does not reem to worry Dan tt Pt nave Pre she eo Ca a - acti itn in i i me Probabiy be defeated for the second time, They ri a ne ia a re aot si ree ne ete techs en we ct very happy at the gind news, for the in hat has already Ween taken in the von- text hax Ao euh rapidity that nothing | about. Billy Brady a and flan, who lanky brow terest ‘fh of the opinion that there will be no | It_the auth revent the | taking mt he will tore $i ne wiil has ¢ felt on | Fitzsimmons and party arrived at New | Orleans vesterd, f gua Christ where he ty tof aining. Fitzsimmons. when interviewed, said that Manny Friend, the Janyer, did not dwn a cont of that $5,000 ride | yet which had been port bin that the money ty 1th a Well-RHOWR man | of this city, wid know, but it ts | strange that he will draw iny Frivad dectar down the §% ae i ten days have | expired | im icennedy, matchinaker of she Empire At hab re ta letter from a hk ighteweight of Atlan ty, | siating that he will witness the twenty-round J bout Vetwoen Arthur Valentioe and Charley M | Keever, whiten witt be deciled in ihe club-howse | Tie conclusion of the j . | Rob M. toa world | beater w from Bop secured | i cil at the Posing y dtm Corbett | in Madi day night Te Tooke we thaweh Diy lookinuy for Inches for his man, for when Marshall amet Pater | Mahar ho ddn't kiow Now to ralse Mie hands, | Jand the rosutt was that Peter mate a targel | ot hin in lea than one sound, O Donn kowise when he anes ad aper has 4 sin the Wi viewed nearly City regarding pevety ot hk john Sule ly all “would oMctate, U * John Le w Fitzrtmmone would, not aay would Corbert. for Pompa: Jun would iuingine. that Ist had a priey- | dings lin for lowering hie colors [thelr champtonship Aght In New orieans Manager Drady and Athietes to a {in day'® training extibition at the Square Garden Sept, 40, Corbett will Sinted in his work by Seve O'Donnell, who ts rineet Petor Maher at Dallas; [ilily Delaney mM MeVey, dtm Daly, John’ Donaldson and others) The champion haw Tald out a day's | work for himself, He will take Afteen minutes | machine and punching bag, a Welehts wHik spar thicty | O-Donifell After all thts play ac has engaged over 109 toxers year with Champton Corbett | Madison be a tthe pulley minutes wit work he with Phil h Jim's bre will pia: Casey's partner will be a Mr there will be a great big sthle:te will tact relses show 10-xecond man ant Dyers and Burs best thme that th Cam thus far in this race 1 men ha In the n Myers is 41%! tae In 10 2-5, tL hards ean neso tal i Finsherbert, the E This will be a slow ra way. TL have great faith in he 440yard run Fitzher dash the American record neconds Ri > oither ) communicate with. the hear s had a disastrous effect upon the He has mate the dis | deiphla Club, made a statement In watch, amonj ilton singled, but was caught at ne to communicate with the heads of | has and Rantord ate ool | sings thine: he eave Bl ncenid Helekenty Guccee hae cross Six and a quarter furlongs they will veered aie, Blohtt Rope that | horses and has greatly affected the at- Bar TGeuPt HE they can) crhe intexrity of the national’ genie. ta: (ce Cy etch nt clea an "@ Theresa’, al halls eae tendance on the races. i! y choch singled. Grim 9 Syde \ ni handful of people witnessed se commerscone, although thas been frequently | el, sending home Daly. Abbey | PSI". teresa : $3 Only a peopl Is In the half-mile Horan, the Cambridge repre: | staied that the wnly unpunlshable erime on} on Bovie's Juggle. | Gritfin's| eicth nace seven furinngs ROBBED FOR TWO YEARS. [ine ig race of the meeting on ‘Thurs: earch is Dalkplaying. The oreat| ainle aoored Schorh. | BN nates wina.e | 1 "Yl! te Sete ceeichar PAL oo coer day, the Jockey Club Stakes, In which ihe fear atte pang |Aent In Abbey, Orth's wild throw. to| day Koten 9 Harel ue joe Believe They yea nd this year's Derby win- mens OF hat te found | Becond. scored Griffin. Shindle scored | Mirni Heer ac r ane eee) pee Weotine can Nichols, rane Hau ana | Oe Corcoran’s hit Poute singled. An-| iterat Traver 4 n ners ran, i fansor y of the men e ho fentenced in 1876 | derson's fly Was muffel by Boyle, but pee The detectives have{the grounds followed the example pitty eval | baninhmont trom | the game | Umpire Murray acciied iy vut and gave! Stabbed m Woman with se ander arrest three men who, they|whtch wan set by Lord Rosebery, and fine hurllers fo, bi 1 the political ‘0 a ni ; an o! e| s fable to do 46 jana” religious: tant ould. be -brougtt {testa came from the Rridegrooms, Five| The Iallune occupying the tenoment at 302] "laim, have beon robbing fr two years | wore white flannel sults and carried bette: than on Attn anihe eee cae ee men was of a0 | runs, Liorty treet eneages tn a brawi early this] oast the woolten and linen importing | White umbrellas Hoth the hunile tacca wilt be houy | eee Seventh Inning He 'yeata oll, sania Wireina. “Pelitno, gee y| frm of John McCana & Co. of M Walk-| ‘Throughout the country the suffering And there is nothing more certain in y, e 7 q forty-wix years, with a pair * ore, Th er street from the heat has been extreme, din see woth 4 4 Grady, who replaced Buckley, went| 2°" re a rel i 2 Jen the welaghtn Yale #houl) have no trouble | play -o mditerentl: ase fo tose would Reresiagy fo OUL at Arst, a did Sullivan and Mad- pA SEDATE CEE t of th sso far as) many large factories it was found ne- | guiming., Wlckok. Think, will take vorh as he | dlacovered and would at once end’ the base. bail | Ison. No runs, = rs known, In said to be $8.00, but it is not|cessary to auapend work, year i “ines Hasaiiee ater arte (ie ae esl aaa ee er tuyset ah Stutting cet | Daly struck for two bases. Schach Want to trade any-|°ert#in that a much lirger amount has] In London there has been a general! [ori hardly | possibiy. te 12 hedetore, he inering: fee filed out. Grim out at. first, Cross 7 ie lise been made away with abandonment of frock coute and tall | one t that,a player would risk detection | SCOOped Abbey's foul fly. No runs. #5 vertine ton | 0% Ae : : ith ne ahem. plaser ould Flake detection | Hattemin. | Te Prsoners are Thomas F. Dwyer, | hats, and atraw huts and suits of the | Soni ; in hanitly | are would win | Bighth Inning. lon Guan “la porter, twenty-six years old, of thinnest material have been adopted 1 | Oxrora-tacnbritce come aie ceampian won th or a few * that could possibly | Hallman out at first. Boyle filed out, West ‘Thirty-eixth street. and award | their stead: J azt"stn. Thompaan and \ j3, 08 ® Bourhern trip? The thing (| Orth singled, but was forced at second at a Lavin, a clerk, twent M1] Phe great rush homeward of tourtsts eee the name team durihe the, elon ae Fogers (OOK Bhindie's fly. Corcoran walke — Noue of the steamships which sailed The Rnicherbookor Whe [eran Ela teab culicoxe area feet Foutz fouled to Boyle. No runs, Police Think Hahn Tried to Crawi vk was quite full nal ruins for this. year ta the 0 etphia Club ¥ $1,000 for the Siath inn ahn took Mrs, William Walter ner: Sept. 29, to Coney Isiend: tet, f suMeieat tn convict any of its players bees Across It to His Room, al tenville, Oct. 19, to New Roche re the National Hoard of any intentional ‘mis-| Delehanty out at first. Cross out atl pany iy F Ae rips, of w Jersey; Brander Hempstead, Lt) Got erties tending to. the lots of a single game to first. Grady was hit by picked hate! Early tls morning the Hfelesa body thewa of New York; — Nor- + ee fmere or gis where during the season of Corcoran fumbled Sullivan's bounder, jot Fi in. thirty-six years old, of | All thr We swoult he only” too Riad. t f BL Mra a i in Willlains and family, of | Capt Masterson, of the New Jersey A ect any such teal Te to the intestine te, 8am Thompson hit for Madison and! 63 Eas: teenth street, was found | Pollee m p Dan [del teain, has what be considers on t National sport m rity Of thet gent 9 two: baa mer, scoring, Gragy, and | at the foot of the airshaft of the house. —— Chicago, and Clifford Johnston, of Sie | stronges: teams that ever tepresenied the Berg . 6 @ ) Builivan. allman single: scoring: Ls . Sprnsix cago ‘he latter ts returning after an Point organization: | Xo lean than” twenty-eight | an tn ieaving the poi) TROMpSON. Boyle fied to Daly, ‘Three| Hahn was a lunchman and was em-| NEW BRIDGE TERMINAL. enge, THD Inia a TelRTing Afier An ow trying to make the first e , a ¢ role! rune. ployed in a netghbcring saloon. Last penne: f ‘3 3 po Magers thiuks that when th pain ad a cmirlate In the second " nave. | hight he attended a lodge meccing. has spent {nm making a tour around the ted he will be able to give any ot end ing of nota Httle can gy 0 te 0 800 6 oe een i ae mee tt. \1t Wi Be Open tor Trame in t oains In this eect sire 8 White it is tite thet the ex-Glant twirier Philadelphia : The pol @ aie of the opinion that whon | world The opening of the aeamon wilt’ be placed ina vers" Cckitah ponition: an the , Brookly ote 8 8 FE Hahn renurned heine The found the | Hrooklyn To-Morrew, It Is rumored that Mrs, Langtry con- range Ay foun woe: K ekention tem 7 — ront door of his house locked. In ord eo i ois ' MRAt. anil Tt Aer oe ice no reason m fas hevan’ | fa = Wanting then to gain. to gain admittance “he j_The Pew terminal on the Brookiyn| templites marriage with Sir Robert New A.C, boy seein gid | Ob Aaah RAYS. Hod and um; | Yom ppur ‘o-Day, went. He is thought, through the ad-|side of 1 bridge will be Peel in the event of her ring a di- to thing that they a thie ame, an 1 telegraphed | last night began the cere: | Joining house, and while trying to climb | trae to-morraw afternoon s Tauria at Galles! year. The follower a to Nick ¥ eipiee dais ae across the alrshuft, fell to the bottom. | '" Mache hull ltdas . vorce In the courte of Caltfornia. hE eae ty nd | ce | monte of Yom Kippur, or the Day of Atone AES ISN Atm it to-night a gang Jt 18 openly hinted in society papers the cu will turn sce kame Keeto told ment The fast opened at sunset and will tast nae he: Worl of connec that Sir’ Rokert whose Wait ta Now the boys play’ their fest und bee wan any. kivktn 4 twenty-tour hours ‘Services are in prorems aii! FREIGHT STEAMER ASHORE, (feo oicc ss ic om crascn aun ae York Inet year was the occasion of point on thelr work will be watched with: Inter the grounis, Tt war almoat a. sure thing nf will continue untit the blow th - | leg vin bees opt ae or a oe the Haltimere norappers would howl for 487+ ‘ at th : . the new, and it Is expeoted ftw great deal of gossip on both sides of the The New Jersey A, Cr scheaute’in an tetionn,| ONCOSE MONE RES Hust tz KteaR, KOLLIK, | ramte hora in the syodgoguee at auneel announces (gevera} Tage Trying ¢@ Float the |csmpleted in a few hours, Meanwhile | cater, heb inte cerony bine Gel 2 Orange ALC. at Orange Oval ** naturally he ‘the “ungire. Accerdligiyy Keefe, Kee Be aon aaateinraila cngiah a | Ulatermore tn Chesapeake Bay, | tt ving will continue to be operated 48) srg, Langtry is still rich. Sir Robert Oct, 12—-U. 8. Naval Academy a os, When he know that Nick. Yon ‘ent. no: 7 jead was read in English, . ‘ais ; Usui “ ie ARN SEEERIE Gs AOR RON | BES OP REN COM te LAE ERE RAB Bee |e eee cecechl aot Emaneit tocar BALTIMORE, Sept. °%.—The Uleter- | "it'ln stated that the work of bull is twenty-eight years of age, while Mrs | Oct. 19 Crescent an ¢ at &, Park. eelf for this ne y. and patd no attention | —_— -——= more, of the Johnston line, went ashore tne ng w if at w York Langtry is ia her forty-fourth year, ‘ — Wesleyan ‘University ddletown, [to what wan sald tthe plavers. became eoee | i Thurs ‘ will he hucris rapidly as at Boston Teave unis as he aid. was wrong, Point, in the Chesapeake Bay, 120 miles POs ne) Bit on acceuns a A wire cable over two miles long and weighing ring a lager at Hergen Poin | aaa ‘am "Baltimore tion will not be opens A, et Bergen Point oMeciated tn the fecond game, had no’ close Jersey City to West Fitty-fre: street, It ta the | Liverpool with os tons ts Benera) | - —— - be decisions to make, i and a mis- Jongest aingle length of wire cable in existenre | CA™KO: ca tle and 2,00 sheep. Sey. | There in every prospect that the formal ike het occurred, there ielling” what eral tugs are endeavoring to float her. ceanthe. BiGiert ponraes the mal have. happened. The rete GRA and will be us branch of the Broadway [Oht! Tags are ¢1 ring to Moat her. || FELL, NOT PUSHED OFF. Monday night will be & were worked Up to fever heat of excite: road A steam winch will tow it to the power-lwhimr 2) fret in, depth. is not tnazer uotable New Yori id had & mistake ‘ccrurred mnacently | ouye thought to be injured, Kennedy Deonles He Threw Police Commissianer : 7 as a : Min Wife 6 a Fire-Kac invitations. 10 atvend and. speak s 8 6 a ies . Coruelins Von, Cott will deliver. a sort 4 fo New York yp le too well John Kennedy, a’truckman, of 403 East af (maicame, “Tere will be an” una fine 10 believe ita gutity” o aed ae Hundred and Kighteenth etreet, Yeuleville show in the theatre tree tn all the a. playor un the New York teain*he endeared who ested last night on aus ra thletes have written that they hwiesty has never for a moment been doubted 4 mia tclon of having pusi his wife off a ather “types of spaniel | Firm le aLturaly ‘very. senaltine: In eenaine iim | O95 __ AREAL ESTATE (other than display), > ¢ sesoniiatore: Arpsasioe wea he te | Pinot oud Tike akota are expeecean’s MUPOY Ot | Reve to, wmvite, the deciding: Ont Ay, for mone | =? HORSES AND CARRIAGES, GOOD WiLL og in gin) bail in flariem. « ¥ pat Rt far the beat man op bie sag, Ie moe, i. 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IT IMPROVES | ment, whe ») Balle | sip y aaa ee ; YOUR HEALTH, SAVES YOUR MONEY—A Le waules FOR gi The Evening World without extra charge, | | roust have falien ft. 0°" | SON IN ECONOMY, TOO, GENUINE We ‘This means over $00.00 actual insertions | Ay adiniiied tp tie pollve an offset to Chicago's | itr : i << = | In over 800.000 actual papers. And all { fell from the fre-escape an % ‘y's Cl romianier. TO-DAY | WANT and SITUATION pushed off A Reply to Mr. Nerry's Challenge, | "5 mine, A AND | MANTS. for The Sunday Worid recelved at —— = | To the Fultor Harry Davie has Jumped into. instant. popularity y ce be‘ore, noon on yuu wi Tn tteoviile, ols! im Mrz \Gianty'a. euallsnas with the loval ctenka. The New York tatage will be Inserted FREE In Saturday's | tt Bk a Gy Ber 4 al Ae ee Tour | ment ells cry ire unearthed @ “phenom wr 1 | owing i the ipie er 1 neve: » a reatden: of | a ca i EVERY DAV, 3 cert dono ot een ofice of ‘The Rvening Nemesia? Ot 4 | rhe standing of the League clubs this morning i SNe lag SOLD EVERYWHERE IN TINS, WiTit S18 A. Mo simpleie arranavoentts 1” "| was tata ee — 700,000 INSERTIONS, | Mever, wi TRADE MARKS—"COTTOLENE" AND STEER'S | $3 Pactte steost, Bivorizn Atty, | Chiba W. Le pe than the circuta |_| Be 9 NAD IN COTTON-PLANT WREATH—ON EVENT —_——e— Haltimore To ai 4 New York news: ees pi In consequence of the continued miid | piiisaer 3 hoe os os Fr. » weather bouts will continue thelr trips | Chicars ‘ THEN. K, FAIRBANK COMPANY, to North Beach, to-morrow, leaving East | poston.) 0) i Loule. 6. $8 91 “aoe hance away Chieage, and plea ty wes Ninety-ninth street hourly.’ * Urooklya "); 69 Ge L559\Louiavilie, |. 4 96 Sasa Was drowned, New . American Champion Pills- bury Tells of His Victory. FEARS NO PLAYER ON EARTH. husiaatic About His Treatment Abrond—Tachigorin a Won: dertal Player, HN, Pillsbury, winner of the recent manager | international chess tournament at Hast- ings, England, arrived in this country tu-day on the steamship New York. A despatch of welcome and congratu- lation from President Livingston, of the City Chess Club, met the young Amort- can champion before the vessel reached port. Mr. Pulsbury, though modest in speaking of his trlumph, was quite will- ing to discuss the experiences and com- ment on English chess playing. He announced that he had hoped for success all alung, and had received the k treatment. He spoke of his friendly treatment at the hands of Steinitz, Tarrasch, Blackburne and Bird, and felt highly honored by the praise bestowed on him by these masters of the game. Notwithstanding a goodly store of self- contidence, Mr, Pillabury satd he felt somewhat nervous when pitted against Tschigorin for the first game, and still feels bad over his defeat at the hands of the foreigner. Mr. Pillsbury considers Tachigorin by ail odds the strongest player not only on the Hastings team, but tn the whole world of chess masters, He says, how- t, that he fears neither Tsch!gorin nor any other of the crack players he met, Mr. Pillsbury hopes to take part In the great pentangular tournaments at St. Petersburg early this Winter tf he can spare the Ume from business. Ne does no regular training for matches, as he does not consider auch work would help tim to any extent. He therefore contenta himself with studying out mental chess problems and keeping his mind tn training. Returning on the New York, Mr, Pills- | bury played two games blindfolded be- fore a crowd of fellow passengers. His opponent was an amateur. The champton criticised some of the customs of English players, saying they Atent to reach one point of ex- > and then to stick there, with- any perceptible change. Chess, he says, Is being taken up of English ‘adies as a fad, and a chess club hes been formed. Pillsbury save, is anxious seem Ton-the de s. Corbett. will fe deal ft . eg nee Chel maten comes off He does 7 not, however, expe to challenge the Jim Corbett and his party will start for San {pe for of. the PehowaltercLipaenuets Reis aolae to eran Tee UK ghamptony ears "nie champion says he was delighted wae in the rete) With Lond. and that the only becale leonard a w thinks of Fire. | Whose treatment of him he did not ke neti a Manager tilly | Were the barbers, who carved rude ches will go © doremain in dosigns on his face in shaving him, Texan vmett will direct | Mr. Pillsbury ims no title and a1 hla nam tet al ; from the he will simply “stick to business.” ee —— ‘i a SPORTING MISCELLANY. BASEBALL CHAT. Mike Murphy takes the following view of Yale’ Since the termination of the recent serion ohal It is too sanguine to anit close o at ball ‘s between the Philadelphia and et the home club in terms which implio! that the results of the series had the Philadel- f thin theory, stro hee wnforessen by onfirmatton phis and In | was Iald apon the arrangemente ontered into by the two clubs for a Southern tour, of these publieations, Cot one of the owners of the Phila- In conmequence John T. Rogers, — That Dreadful Sixth Inning Yielded the Bride- Abbey Game and Kept the Bats- men Guessing. cussion The Govern: dant, and r to take imme The oppositic quired two-vt the Legislate an immediate a law will be ninety days THE QUAKERS NOT SHUT OUT. The Brooklyns Happy Over a De- more than 20% persons were present to D. son and Mur- will do ju Hallman singied. Boyle fied son's fi: who doubled Sal.lvan at third, to Abbe, | Na rune. effect. Foutg ‘out at first. Anderson filed jout, Daly walked, but was forced at second by Schoch.' No run: Third Innin Orth single’. Hamilton fanned. De Inty fouled out to Daly, Cross file No runi Grim filed to Hallman, a single, but was forced by Griff die singled, Giffin out at econd, ee Fourth Inning. Buckley, struck out.” Sullivan out at RACE TRAC The entries Abbey banged in. Bhin- No Race—For row's races on lows: THE FIGHT MAY GOON. BROOKLYN = § |i the Legislature Proves to Be Fair and Just. DAN STUART FEELS HOPEFUL. Gov, Culberson's Opponents Say an would have been puted a ee dashed to death. z iH ‘ Immedinte Act WHE Not | Great rocks tine the neve at thie att for American Wives, a _ elde, who said as “Don't stop me. Um going to cut my} 46 " DALLAS, Tex., Sept, 2 —While the hroat and then throw myself the EQUALITY HERE DOOMED IT BROKE THE PHILLIES UP Governor's call for a special session of | tly T want to die : *l the Lert: ture requesting that body to| | The officer took the knife away from ey Rot entirely a surprise, vet it had the} tiken to ihe stationche ra had bie H Pitched a Wonderflil| crest oc stetine'a tremn, putts auc | tet (atorenowse 8 a pat | The Marlborough-Vanderbilt or's aupporters: we urd the sage Nate offect as a cet on tna in that hinds: the mem! re see of will not be 4, but do not dou » passed to take ¢ While taking this view, the opposition ; Svan ‘ Marry Sir Robert Peet If She are wondering wnat the Governor wil] Justice Goetting, In Lee Avenue Poltce SOLEIL CLI al CL | do next if a law to take immediate |Court, Willlameburg, this morning, dis. Sete tek thvereer Them Cheaply. effect Is not passed, ‘Thy question on|charged Mrs, Sarah Cooperman, thirty — am = all sides is, Wall ine Governor rest his |yeare otf, cf No. 7H Flushing aventie, ease on legislitive action, Conservative [on a charge of attempted suicide, ‘The | (Copyright 1895 by the Assoctated Press.) (Special to The Evening World) opinion insists that iwo the three} woman early yesterday morning in- | LONDON, Sept, 28—Many protests, BASHBALIA PARK, PHILADEL-| branches of government, the juticlal| hated gas, For several montha she has| More or less serious, are appearing in PHIA, Pa., Sept. 28—Despite the fact] and legislative, should and will eettie |been aftiicted with melanckoly and reia- | Me Newspapers of London on the deple- of two games for one admission, not} ing matter, ‘The judiciary bas spoken |tives have watched hee tlon of the ranks ot eligible noblemen and the legisiative well be heard from] She slept ina roon: adjoining her hus- | bY Marriage with American women, witness the Quakers and Bridegrooms| ny oct. 4 band’s, le atnelled gas at 3 A, M_| 21M connection with the Marlborough: MGtth, who has not lost.a game this| President Stuart, of the Morlda Atian-|yesterday and traced it to her room, | Vandertilt engag ment, ‘Truth prints an Season, was in the box for the home! tle Club maintains his usual business! where he found his wife insensible on | @™Musing Ietter signed “Dowager Duch- team, while Abbey officiated for Brook-| attitude and reste, as he has always the Moats ao in which tho writer says she has Wit but, one other game the players| done, on the lewal advice of his attor- | ging aut! (sachet. tuber, tube Coan Toonverted her house Into a judicious from the City of Churches are anxious|neys that he is proceeding under the |into. her mouth. An ambulance t ombination music hall. burlesque stage, to improve Ce be ne We the eens law. He says: Ba woman to Bt. Cath mane Hoxpt al, | gambling rooma and club, and has had race, while Philadelphia ts anxious to|/*% Where she recovered, Her huab ees dat feted © most keep above the six hundred mark. When satisfied that the laws of | jroniises to wateh her more closely, Bee aay cS leh h Eok Ash A Texas guaranteed protection so its cl The Batting Order, ease they ven. she say uraged zens who invest their money In ents They have been, she says, encour; Philadetphia. tipoelyy prises not probit ted by law, the con: MADE SUICIDE CERTAIN. to sing the broadest songs, and no re- on. cf 1 é t y law. ‘ ‘ | Banas, If. Bhindle, Sb. tract for the building was awarded and } straint whaever hae been placed on | Gross. 3b CUTAN, 88, the building ts now half completed,|Mes. Reed Took Potson and Then | their conversatwn. Buckley, c. ) Contracts involving over a million feet J from a Window. They have dined at all the fashionable [dE tiles Bo restaurants vod sat almost beside the 5 Daly, 2h of lumber and a hundred other obliga-| Mrs. Reed, twenty-elght years. old, f ide Behoch, rf, jons have been entered into and 1 be-/eommitted suicide about 10 o'clock thin] MVst notorious women of the town, Yet eve a fair-minded and upright Legista ustice to all alike, anything Hke confiscation or interfer-|dow to the street at her home, s31 Sec-| Truth says that men like good women: Wine CRRA ence with contracts made with a high | ond aven andihey like bad women, but few, exe Hamilton singled. Delehanty flied to dial maida She hat been i some time and was] cept fools, lke a combination of the two milton fled, Delehanty Med to! judictal decision as a isu! deranged, eee age Nerang, ue BUcKIey |” ALBANY, N.Y. Bent. 2%—Clov. Cul: — charactora: bealdes, with the pace set Griffin fouled out to Cross. Shindle|berteon has written to Gov, Morton, here for wealth above every other con- singled, but was doubled up with Cor-/asking whether that kind of sport Ia ACCUSED OF BAD FAITH. sideration, there 18 no wonder that the Novis: oe , "la misdemeanor or a felony in New —_-— men of to-day have no greater ambition Second Inn! York State, It is considered a misde-|Kalltrond Men Charged with Piny- | ‘han to attain it , Sullivan singled. Schoch took Madi-|™Meanor here, and the reply sent to-day Ing © Sharp Game. ‘The Daily News says that the engage- from the Executive Chamber is to that —— ST. ASAPH ENTRIES. CK, ST. and weights for this track are maldens: five furlongs Ballinasioe Mal Stalvorta Ix furlongs first, Madison filed to Daly. No runs 2 Pein Jacken 7] pers of the present assectation with] ‘fhe weather since Tuesday has shown Corcoran walked, Foutz singled. An pay si]breach of faith, in that they made ‘ “Are derson hit to Orth, who threw Corcoran FJagtecments With were. subsequently {ttle improvement, the mercury on each aut at the plate. Daly struck out, 107 M sot) broken with tmpunity, Mr. Scott goes | day rising to M4 degrees or higher. There Schoch died at first. No runs. It Riakonaad cjrsisss> Ll onito aay that he has been assured hy 'a}have been nurcrous cases of sunstroke oF Mumnming Hird 7Jeommittee. rep ne the association veek, and several fa e Hl Fitth tne For two-vearoltn, ve furlongs, | Uiat his road eed not Live up. to. iee | during the week, and several fatulities | Hallman out at first. Boyle flied to Marea... * nis if At will Joln. To this Mtr, [have resulted In varlous parts of the io . No runs. RO ney ves vee 8 t replied what he would not. be cantian singled, scoring Grim, Corcoran filed to | ®t Goundy clineL on behalf of the Georgia Ralltega | At Newmarket, where the first Oc- |Hallman, Foutz singied, Anderson filed rth Race—Six and one-half furlongs toenter the new assoclation, tober race meeting opened on Tuesday, out, One run, BOE 344 ace ii Johinean, Mr. anes Loker created fensterna-|the heat has been terrible, 9 degrees In Sixth Inning. g Tita cee Linen, Who tt da mall are endeae.|the shade having been recorded, This Black Beauty ASAPH, Sept. 28. | f SAVED HIM FROM SUICIDE. Policeman Catches a Man Armed with a Knife, MeKnieht, of SIXty-seventh street station, this morning raw an old gray-ha inan running hatless and coatless wanls the foot of Sixty-eighth street MoKnight saw that the man also held @ long butcher's knife in his hand, He overtook the runner, but a few feat from the edge of an embankment fully one hundred feet high down which he YANKEE GIRLS AROUSE ENVY, London Papers Decry the Fondness of Englishmen Policeman the Kast 1 to- ydle desorbed himself as Hernard Har sINty-five: Engagement Causes Great re jut: | fetainty, | ave Weed Comment. the re: | teu hers of Magistrate samination, MANY GASES OF SUNSTROKE. thE Ina SHE INHALED GAS. ReSY IN oni Coopnemnn Mad ‘oe A Rumor that Mra, Langtry W Attempt « reductive steps ana highest kicks, eligible men persist !n marrying elther morning by swallowing paris green and actresses or Americans then jumping from the fifth-story win- onling ment of the Duke of Marlborough and the millionaire Miss Vanderbilt gives additional support to the theory that the principle of equality is doomed in America, Members of the Southern Ratlroad and Steamboat Association now assem- bled in this city in an endeaver to re- organize the association are meeting With opposition. A meeting of the dif-| "ane extraordinarily hot weather has ent Interesta was to have been held | eclipsed all other topica in England to-mor-tat the Waldorf at noon to-day, but’ at} this week. On Tuesday the thermome- as fal 12 o'clock it had not been called tol ter indicated 86 degrees in the shade order, in London and 135 in the sun, The Tt was learned that the delay was due|record is 20 degrees above the Sep- to a communication from Thomas K.|tember average and 4 degrees higher Scott, General Manager of the Georgia than on any previous day of this Sum- Ratiroad, in which he charges the mem- mer. A_BABY CONTRADICTS THE DOCTORS, Ail Aro Happy. Glad, and Well, The theories of physicians in to female complaints suffer a “ Water. oo” very frequently, when sensible thinking women take matters into tl own hands, Women are sometimes com} te act for themselves, because of the snffery Ing foreed upon them by I doctors, who are baffled by very ai complaints, because they are not right sox to comprehend them. Lydia E. Pinkham, when she gave to the world her Vegetable Compound, lifted women from the darkness inte . light. 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