The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1900, Page 10

gas THE DOGER Migs “PAST OME, ONT PAT" pion Will Likely Meet) ‘a Bat! Heavily in 5-Inning|Three of the Augus' | at the Westchester PreemeeSorkest on | Reported Under the | athletic Club's Arena) Polo Grounds. ve ial iby daly, tacked Sunes Tis attersnn for ae) ACGUETA. Aon | as Article Segrveciwe Vt fret time since Iasi season, Noi a man Hanlons present plane are ch , of the bunch was sorry when Capt; Ford from Davis announced that they would be di-/ftart Norty with vided into rival bodies, to be known a| Dlavers Sunday afternoon uaale of the Hastern League ta ulant Waals but Arrangements Will) Be Completed as Soon! his champion ball “lie and ae such ( ‘ AVE cess wuldiag up ine Muperbe enret, |S Jef:ries and His G90d O14 Joe Hornung ed] He calculated io arrange « series of | Manager Arrive Here, taio a uniform and impressed into duiy/*8)/P Gon amnes we) hoe ew hla lof'ay den for the “May ber firmer wetes se. HAVE. EES tr) | - ine ’ Fe is these eaeN al smue ties Tiere one more gian ee talus Gating te da hits No article nor me Feekoned upon, which was ‘hi “gate iy ed tener al ; report. haa @f some Joy on the Polo Gr makes tht Ms ; . sai a!) necessary deals wil) be miten Morning, George Van tren's mes- i eaines @age that he is speeding Fast and his leation by wire for a uniform were a cai aps ie t a volce from the grave His . | nea rua ween Fin Mates had mourned him as dead to the wan perfect’ agai to-day, | Jregan nigat Tocal end of Wasebalj at least, Van will) | warmer ian it has ; Ne sporting pulr @rrive Monday Th F ideal % | Many a man Manager Ewing wil) be ov! tomer) | a wvietion tha: te Tow, probably, wiih a « of pre)” ja next time ‘ Me Uminary gamet—a college series like | wae ourot @hough—t0 begin Monday ays been ih ‘The weather was no idea this afternoon, though !t | coagphy the morning practice Bowerman fated to show up, «o Grady Augusia pla r the! inder the we had been | e afternoon was Was conscripted to catch for the “lis re and running, There it man . os Butler, who was borrowed from the Waa quite @ large gatnering. of dieap- XN SAL that the big a There Sulte he Hatt "4 Pe eas @thet Jol, was posied At shor!, Foster veined spectators on hand tor chey] an | Jatraia of hy ed Bob very : He custom tallor shows Boing to third base. ant and enjoyed the unempected pro-} } much (Sacks and Cutaways) and é a , The finish and tit please 4 finished sort: |eramme, Brady |s said, to be, the backer of ; e t exacting, Rational methods iu mer- When George Davis had finish | JIM JEFFRIES rtin, Julians partner chandizing make the little prices rou fhe out his material ard awarded to . a The latter OVERCOATS ; Sree eeu, ced act the bent cvetkane the Yannigans J. W e rival Champion James J. Jeffries and exe | 4 rien rcty go ee ‘ To Order, $ [sf on record at ebsolutely first cost, forces looked like this Fitzsimmons have} Alner clan (nth Absolutely guaranteed as to quality, fit and finish—repre- | White Shirts for Easter, OL a ——<——— ee Attractive and = ¢ Union linen, unlaundered 3c., 45¢. bie. c.f. [acing to match you against a duck exclusive patterns and shades, 4 laundered linen ....... + M5eey 75 930, ie, Ib. —————+ 1 W pot, seee: he ae The most elaborate collection of Spring Goods ever dis- Derby and Alpine Hats, | ; ‘CLEVELAND AND NATIONAL 5 Took, hin played, REMEMBER, custom-made garments now $13.50—After ¥ Famous all-fur felt ......... 7 Doheny, 2b. | if 1 wilh fight him.” Easter regular price, $16.00, . $ Best grades made ........$1.45, $2.45, $2.95 : Kusie c.f SATISFAC . INE ETURNED. rman ilnwies rf GAME. [FOUR BOUTS AT HERCULES SATIBFACTION OR MONEY RETURNEL Medium-Weight Underwear, kK, Dp. Hornung, |. ¢ | How completely Cleveland wea bill = cay * Rendom palbritgan i Sie .. 236, 352 Hasplte—Anyhedy who wasn't busy. |as 0 baseball town is cvident from | ATHLETIC CLUB. © |% Dozens of kinds 0.00... \ABeu 75es, 9:6. Saiit:. Shain. |fact that not even the minorest o minor JEFFRIES BOXES FINNEGAN @ |Z Coaliemation Suits from the Surprise Weighty grounder EL rE TO-NIGHT. é Store Gnd didn't gei to fires. W ' ec the ig tee : ter lick with the same kind ung to the village by the lake, topiig! Jim Jeffries, the heavy-welgnt, hae 3 Will be a source of joy pride long afver let ef mide by him. and Voor lyear afier year that (he lost prestige boxing third-rate | sho ASTOR PLACE, Cor. Lafayette, N.Y. ASTOR PLACE, Cor, Lafayette, N. Y. the happy event is past rything for toa cheap le mn fire t Frank De ranches f ett : WAY. z firmation is here, and at queer little prices Kasnd’ Butler erick to j would return, The pluck of Fran ° nohes out in that jin if Aa NEAR BROADWAY, 4 Knee-Pants Confirmation Suits, iy three ner ast | Na mame Inver, Map a| lie to-ninht at Detroit where he meets |j' witt ime : 95:., $1.50. $2.50, $3.50, $5 on earth at leas! four yeare| Jack Finnegan, the Pliisburg punching | ‘There Isa great deal of Interest in this 06-005400-090000 abe , a 3 ‘ . +90, Be ie Cae ne sath a oa! four fare] Jesh Ploteunn, toe Phare, passing | hae WA tatoos sta gas oe Listneegeanesnennnsresnesenes sesso @@|E LouePants Contrmaion is vier falled 10 beat @ bun J very well matehed the Maybes went a eli aided will be fought a: che Cadiiiac A, C., and |} et Founda a at in) f there js no pre-arranged details be- Mufljtween the fighters the out-of-town ‘Si sports should be able to get early train: as Jeffr umn’ to annihilate Finnega , ‘29 than three rounds at the most tough Ruiltn beat Finnegan in four | hy nds @ few months ago 03) PIT AFTER MORE EASY}: } MONEY. Bob Fitasimmons, having onclusion that it in to hie advantage | to get all the money he can out of the| fighting game before |t ceases on Sept. | emer e tad seta 8. TWO FOX-HUNTERS TUMBLE. | third-raters before he fights Gus Ruhiin per yn June 2 One of these men he will J. M. Dupeyater and Seolt Cameron How 4 Paliadeiphinn does] meet ii a twenty-round bout at the | 1 from his money!) Hercules A.C this month. ear of the calamity wall Ke ERNE TO REST THREE! oi tne Meatlow Brook ‘cel Ota veatee M’JAMES WILL BE MISSED. MONTHS. day was the longest yet held, thirteen miles being covered by the hounde on ises and animorities to ihe rowdy aisle of play Indsla eft | by a team never ax gogd as tis 1] antagonized itt wabtful if th terstate league coL. ROGERS'S WAIL. Did Col Rogers Ox np pian this year rt HO will be wager fn this bout, » a 8 forfell has | Neen ported "tc the weight by a t 4 the ball came hack Be gating on third and Friviie pose! a summing event will be in caperainies a ba opped Geitig'a hea Davis's intended sacrifice yi ia slngte \ Aigbl se sing 0 right se home and pushed Davie ta 1m ‘fan ‘ok second and Davis y's bad scramble after throw to head tn r i will try te mare the poverty. and "| yielded did ;; magnate Was, as usual, y of league wre int were p heir steel i. and ofthe high brick ome to the % all and othe Kui should fevtly willing of Penny ttle hach was caught és Prisole beat a “sunt then @n eary oul to & ® Second A corking left- The run dn't help the Mast rethten of Dr Medames from i is ‘ani didnt help the May! : " Frank Hrne, the light-welght enampion, | Re Anise tall. J. M ore Dupeyater a Ha pegeed a oow to rigant | Br will not Might again for three months, aid hay Epeenber. and) Aeot sTReeeOn med Amos ome nung aa his manager, Bob Smith has decided | Dt! (90k croppers, but in neither case 4 intury war there any e start was tz H ‘eat Erne tn ile to parts @ base on dats weights, and hisgirer | Made from toll-gate, the i, Andicrme rome on ines fighving with) (rail leading rossroads, the Sh aha Mercer The KL w ge McFadden, | checking pls From the check the fit Rurle gobbled Carric She seg nak » Cold Spring Harbor where the kil) ocurred “JOKE ON WALCOTT. | There were no ladies in the saddle. the road Albert ‘as tare Charley White, the referee ast Fri but many followed % hers tha at the Broadway A.C. afier V | Among them were Mrs Xo whom pasting veara are simply. thelc jad beaten Andy Walsh, sald tojvens, Mire, James |. Kern bit Davie catia grow!) and furiher development of the | Joe: Mar aia Mee Binge iS Galle talent possessed oe se on balls] two rune of Bis a fy ty Hickman rT Aled to Seliaciy George 1 heard O'Rourke say he was’ Malaga and Mra ‘Smicy Hadden, ~The Guarantee’ | Clothing Company. Usrown CORNER 3% Ave . 480 (27™ ST, GRAY Natty. Sty ish, Joe Gare, the pag 00 Me:, will ve stad ’ Mite Madge Watson, of € at. Ti Broed French y wil! be celemated ut 22) Wert Fi cing--ltalian = Weil Made " . » Cloth Lining. and Finished, felvach bea him ovt to save time. man and Gleason an « buns, to Davie made the cx A drigat dou by Davie and Doyle pu gif Mayu @f it after Doheny had own single and @ on runs. ngies oy Grady ant Se 44 to the score of the No ach didn't rune iwo-bageer | fer Butler aud licked a von That ren: Fl in ahead. Thre SOURE WY INNINGS May ver be . JOE GANS TO WED. ered Aciress \ Easter is the time when humanity's fancy strongly turns to thoughts MOTHER CHOKED CHOKED 10 DEATH. if of clothes, and a Suit now is worth two suits a month from now—like a _ five. Water teh. Beads, Ih Nor bird in the hand, etc. Same applies to Spring Top Coats or anything a gentleman wears—all herz in wonderful variety, and at prices that cause genuine surprise. You can’t duplicate the clothes, nor the prices, here never was a sale that needed less talk to crowd a store than this one. The values are filled with elegance. The kind that win prompt appreciation. Spring Overcoats. All-wool Oxford Cheviot. the siylish Maiped Worsted, neal, attractive, por earment for 1990, has deep French fac- | garmen's. gc avamteed not to fade, with fre iit ing, fad asly cut and dats cca, ing, with cloth or velvet collir, good bro d Salm prping, single stitched edge, senulne hae S gurls, thy Halian ¢oth ings up to dete cut. sitk striped tim ngs im sl ever, Trousers both sides, ols Baby Bey Try Lt AUFANge seqiiel to the pathetic story yesterday in whi body found \in her | with the boy he mother, is! y of Dr. Doniin. of the Coro- 00 ho to-day found tha the) Bad been choked io death by) Men’s Suits. Men's Trousers. Fancy mported Worsted. rich, natty and wnished | cut in one piece withoui separate - with sitk=-be.t muterial used on loing. 5 ‘atta! ae bands. singl: and double breast: We thi k you'll fmd i hard to equal sere 12.00, at this va.ue 15.0, SALE PRICE these trousers at G00, SALE PRICE bee se 9.50 2.50 costs tte. at 75%, 10.08, 12.09 and vpward. ‘ato Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing at Equally Low Prices. RANTEE ClLOTHING COMPANY, THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, by Jeffries in piles paved the teh ‘Then he APRIL 6, 1900. WILLIONS Ih HORSE Ne, | Taxes on Five Years’ ne csipts Enriches State 1.) 6 | 1 Tae report saya in natt: lo tite A +m) diluatrace the | ‘is Ste int h 111 Bix Wesotla < was Smontes| 08 95, and tn 1890] by $311,139.04 Hi wae MOM71, making a grand total + re $3t1.t2 % — T re ; ALBANY NOY. A » er Rein 1 A dictionary wilt neip you spell ou’ a \ 2 presented ve! words, wut World Wants spell tae! eislatire y | out to the public. : ‘ Of the richest silks that come +6644940-96-40064440000000006904600004 Blt from Paris, London, Lyons, eit Cretield and Macclesticid — x American silks, too-a brilliant FOR 8 DAYS ONLY. Easter gathering of big English squares, imperials, tucks, four-in- imi | + hands ; on sale week begin. ning to-mor- Tailoring Sale. row and ending next Friday, (= MEN’S GRACEFUL NEW-FASHION EASTER SUITS, 3, 7 as As aform of introduction we make the following extraordin- ary and unusual tailoring offer, good until Easter only Our regular $16.00 Spring i“ VERY HIGHEST PRODUCTIONS IN EASTER SUITS, *18, $10. $12. *45. ‘ ‘ . . . . . . . . . . * . . . . * . . ° ° . « ° * ‘ Py ‘ ‘ « ‘ . . . > * % senting skilled workmanship in every detail. ° rs . ° ’ . > . . + . . * * > . $2.50, $3.50, $4.50, $7.50, $10 ore is open Baturdays until le PM tur H goods are skilfully altered. whet need pt in repair for one year. i and Monday, BOYS" KN« : 3 wear Well and to plewe double-breasted ‘ ‘The Burprise 690 PM. sh without a sing ed, without ¢ 1. Per MBN, WOMEN and CHILDREN O iF H a ee a ER {All Over New York You can’t find the value for $4,00 that we are now offering in Patent Leathers *2.69 This is as sca Easter offering of Men's Patent Leather Shoes—every pair is strictly sewed welt—and worth fully $4.00. Low and high cut. All sizes, “Tis an honest $4.00 shoe that wel re offering at $2.65, ™ VOGEL € SON way, cor. Houston St. Store Open Satnrday Til f PW. POD 2006 CBSS20000000 8 AT CASH PRI Kasy Weotly or Monthly Payments, ESTABLISHED 1885, Top Quat, or. Mt roe are iily should ot be: dreserd of the thw with ae Gur nd Prices the | | No Security Required. Ruxiness Strictly Confide Satisfaction G Manhattan Clothing Co. HM THIRD AVE. DETWEBN @TH AND 4TH S78 OPEN BVENINGS U %. Dentistry. OPENING OF THE Harper Dental Offices, 22 West 23d St. (Over Pats) FOR MEN ONLY. My little book, “Three Classes of Men,” sent free in piain sealed envelope upon request. It embodies the troths | bave learned from my 30 years’ experience as @ apectalist. It tells all about my famous DR. SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT, with electric suspensory, the great home self-treatment for weak men. This Belt is worn at night, curing while you sleep all results of youthful errors, etc. such as Drains, Losses, Impotency, Lame Back and Varicceele. Over 7,000 gave testimony in 1899, If nearby, drop in at my office for free consultation, E SANDEN, Boadway, Cor, 12th St:, New York, N.Y, Otfic. hours, 9 A. M. to 9 P. Sunday. 9 to 12 evs new and elegantly appein most approved applian tw In direc: charge o! experieace, Who are spe Ml exper: to operate. Our cing of Teety entirely ree wbhove adi ih, hal Teeth, and are elminated «remored. & nade without PULL ORT, 890 M Sundays yo 4 |HARPER | \| BROOKLYN OFF-.CE ,, Lales Actendam, Elevator, DENTAL OFFICES, fi 2W. 23d St., bet. 5th & 6th Avs. InerAl, PARLGINE Cop, Fulton & Hoyt Sis, || D& ¥: | off Recalalion in Dentistry. 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