The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1900, Page 6

6 THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, I mT Ties = SHARKEY FIT FOR A HARD BATTLE. =FNRON + SESS, A BUNCH OF el O01 Oto G10 SEDs agin naie Goan ege ey exe twill be @ : tle than he fonght Rabin, He'll losing.” need @ guard, for UI be ready at haw." OT Tome Ut wilt he be Mineola Fouled Yankee and Withdrew at 2 RISERS RE ie Newport. et oscate feletei-teite! NEWPONT Ave etn a spanking t footers . . © for the ge : ho he Newport Yaeht : 1 ‘ W A A was signalled, . A t fi leg. a : sad a run to of the pre'tiet! # art of the series . T al me : . , wn * % Ra Mog ween M 4 ' ts these twe arg OP ite wilt meet gif st mark, and wae very ex- the me Tom — : Sharkey Jim Jef. 7| 7 Mein : r ‘ fries awnlegt . - . ; laste - ij M4 ry " . Won ‘ the lee boat, Mon. ‘ ff passed to leeward nded to under A H hed ae if Mine sla had Jost a man @ | overtoa “ nt small ave e unoft At the outer mark war 20.8 Halnbow, t t ace ipsed time t " © 4 Aided ght or nine) land the final punch | "My training lone fi ke war recom fineols mis . ah . K see ve agreed Fite can't Mebt me the way he isly and if tof . 86 fouled ' « * P wi!) probably | himaelf on the at end of a, Worth a 4 ; a is sha tr x RA vier man | count-of He'lt need a auard and one! be only because SHIPPING NEWS, | ow > wae . * « lite n which he can depend. Now, in re-|than I am x-tare affairs Sahters, 1 oa r " will take gard ‘ je Twill adopt when 1! any excus rout ALMANAC POR TODA, enn F : * \ at my |g th mt can but Foing ; tooo mete. 289 fs ‘ ' me ago ie st t the f Around me during uadt 19 alwa th @ good wallop | Wigs Sauer Low Watae aemeere -_-~ meinen sameness ae iis (ak 6268 he = E and a 60 120 we There is about $50,000 of McKinley money offering on the street at the INCOMING STEAMERS. . a . ’ 1 DUE PODaT. Altogether, about $5,000 of Bryan money ha Keane Stable le Favorite in reunion Yi Team Gets a Back on Polo — Future Book for Futuntys ae ee ‘ys Bate TWO BATTLES WITH BOERS, Wounded and 29 Men ACK. A x . 7 aia BALI . al ft aeiee. Missing : go) BALL GRO NDa howtos 8 4 Tino ND wo) BERNSTEIN VS. GARDNER, socio. 0 ae eu om : ’ ‘ { base das tthe f Jespatch from A as a bea ‘ . grounds thie i ‘ 1 Aus wa ‘ ore el Ba Dele. Broad N ow Bite ‘ . bs stville sluggers night and the winner rebure, engaged ‘ ’ ' “ ext ba * wounded, Lieut ‘ » ‘ “ “ . | Manag avia wa \ very choerfu un ‘ Surtees and Wa , : ‘ j weake| et the stiowtig hich Kir toon ‘ A medical alMcer and twe } N m ‘ ‘ ¢ " vad " { e only who ever four men are mi vd . yee “ a atwi e s cunes t of she four: * fs fore “Ter Hamiiton & crossed the Crooodt + i wis ev t aw good | rible Terry's nvardment of | River srt an any k eames punches, w ner enfoys the dis-| “PRaet and Baden-Powell engaget the ° i , . "Y) The day was ye vleatred, | tinct t g Knocked MeGovern err ne ts \ i : . ! his Was nme t ne! si en 4 erogsy con deut, Flowers and on . |oranks have had a sbenve iL iesing that ante. a pee ey pitied Licut, Kirby and atx were t ‘ T tae ener. Ay in three weeks, (iey turned | j Wounded. ‘ ers anv. ines Worn een MAHER AND CHOYNSKI. | —_ * ‘ \t * Broatway Athie ( _ sad donee t the [a A ate on w SARATOGA ENTRIES " , op tniladelphta | and bane were ede t . change was made 2° 4 ‘ AA bach, if Delecant be ne of MeFadden kinan, & x ed th 1 ‘ ry r t os with | Our rule of three is—Perfect fit ; ‘ ‘ a | ; Fieawon, 2 % ’ ant —Good service—Little cost. We bis Sit have seven hundred remnants con- ‘ Piest tawin 1 Tr Adjutant-Gene © ‘ * ‘ i M | West AND WALCOT a | wit am of sisting of suitings and trouserings, “ Piest Inning 1 at anh: wanquuen of fan Cheniall the s6th res, materiale and troops |suitable for early Fall wear, for- Mag mmy Weat| *ere prompt ed at Taku and merly sold from $16.00 to $40.00, ni bout eat Bl Tae Sixth Ca¥ lat @ uniform price of $14.00. , i 4 ext Monday | BT we b Maa Chow. The heantate are | Trousers formerly $5.00 to $1000, ; } W - exceile ple f ener are now $4.00. yihion ig satisfactory, ‘itor | You take no chances— Money ; i |. Me get) Peking to-morrow. The |Fack if value is mot up to expee : . " . “5 SARRY”” | tation 8. Cur Fall line is open on : F lour second floor. A : 6 TPUT 42D STREE Back New Fall book ready. Cina CAN'T PUT 42D STREET . : _ ople Whe Kipped Highway to. 1 rd Beith ' Pleves Say They Are Doing Second inning Thee as _ Broadway and 9th St. To ed teoteg ting Mayor 0 . ‘Ne * 4 odd mi ' ea Medica. } . OLD DR. GRINDLE, ‘ ~~ 4 x ATE UNIVERAINY oF Thk ¢ in ee M FORK (MEDICAL DRPARTMENT), RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS. ha pechasia street, Willams §, Aus mn hampions have] § Third tnmin ; om Saturlay Burns. [ihe difficult es » mei rut « . Third Inning make any definite promise when the ampleted eport gives @ tecrntes ° ‘ i * rh fone and ¢ dagie feachine 1 joe] Roxtng at New West Side A. C. te alae = | At the New West Side A. ¢ West mpany the delay at Be af | » **"l eitty-fourth street, between Bighth and] *ynue and Br eh oie ail ame : Ay | throw TH earl ly Rie edit ]osen arranged for the boxing show neat a | ve made | (nee Rg org = Saturday night. The special bouts In- | : sop keh nh, Pes oe Aer cfeund aneament between Joe] CUBAN TRAINING = an | donning Laurel wark, and Chick Tusker SCHOOL INCORPORATED. tie treatment. Advice tr " w York, at tb pounds; ten rounds —- ———— een Tommy O'Connor, N. W. &| Incorporation papers of the Cuban | "la. €, and Jimmy Ryan, Roman A. C,,| Home and Training School were fied in| Helv Wanted—Maie . . 4 at 1 pounds, snd two six-round bows anty Clerk's office, Brooklyn, to- ese w arene r Sn _Thremountters of ality between Jack Mahoney, N. W. 8. with aol bet ' aod Roper: iva Ciysete aC litt . a and a cach-w tecond. and Hoy Bive third wecond. Dog eae Murphy and Moted both runners. G@) me, bot was unable — preakiys st Ladole tesulted in Revive trade with Musketrer won by | maoenass Polo Grow plats, 6 want next Sunday. Three fiom ling. Veomer, "Spe sd “LE Se wettest RL Sohn ae a sate" people will see it, 4 te rene