The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1902, Page 9

HW. TO PLAY FOR PING-PONG CHAMPIONSHIP AND $500. HORACE BROWN AND R. T R. Townley Bryan Chal- lenges De Mauriac, Wall Street’s Best Player, to Big Match. LET OTHERS KNOW. Ping-pong players are requested to send to the Ping-Pong Editor, Evening World, accounts of tour- naments, announcements of com- ing contests, apecial matches, unusual scores and other matters of interest, A new ping-pong champion has thrown down the gauntlet—or rac- quet, one might say—to the Norman de Mauriac, tho ping-pong king of Wall street. R. Townley Bryan has defied the broker champion. ‘The challenge is to play for the highest scakes ever at issue in a ping- pong game in this country—$500 a side. Mr, Bryan has been notified by Ames, Swan & Co,, through whom he made tt, that the match will be arranged. Juat when it can be held 4s in dobut, for Mr. de Mauriac ts loath to play, He has hts honors, having won @ match for $150 a side, in which twice or thrice as much was wagered in outside bets, and never having been defeated, Only Once Defeated. But My. Bryan is a persistent man. He belloves’ he will meet Mr, de Maurtac and conquer him. Mr. Bryan has been ‘eaten only once, and then by a doughty champlon, Horace Brown, of the Yale And at that Bryan gave the tall 4 battle. Some persons about the game think Brown and Bryan are the two strongest Players in New Yo ary r ne a coming man ‘That serve tricks, You se how it ts drops 4 Juet rising fro $50,000 DAMAGE BY BISTON FRE Stubborn Blaze in the Whole- sale District Gave the Hub Fire Department Much Trouble, BORTON, Mey To-A stubborn fre whieh eteried in @ emetory buliding No Midd Aish olreet, in the most caied part of the wholesale dinuiet cory teorder ooueet Gomeee we Ue Lubding ond contents eotlunaied ot 660 oe Pos Are agwarentiy oreried bo @ ware hace se © printing etun on the Mind foot, and when Ginserverel wee semiaiy warming 0 war ature Tnnee siete Ae quae eummnnion salad © inte bore 1 phossed Pie theier Peinding Campane ent toe paw tupians bavwagie! Wulinnliiig ‘aie eb hee ommend oon Mite Rowmne pee Dlimaenaiaeed seinen ovate teins wh Whew whew: Rovnt wid ke eomaanen tr thom We domme owe ’ somes fe OWNLEY BRYAN AND THEIR PING-PONG SERVES. Diagram of Brown’s “drop ball” serve «t bottom, It looks simple, but the other} muscles, and that until « swoop. fellowa find Jt very hard elther to iml- tate or meet. Like Crazy Cannon Ball, Imagine a cannon ball coming toward you ‘Phen imayine a cannon ball coming crooked or corkscrew fashton. Then you have some idea of what Bryan's op- his oh ot featherweight yan'e cut ma. to the right an that {s, bounce—sharply en it leaves the table. It ts a using an entirely diffe: duces an entirely ditt nd one that is ‘out’’ ‘0° erent kind of a Just es tricky ag Brown uses the penhandle grip—that 19, holds the racquet In vertical pos Hon ail the time. He serves by a long, ht aide Mr. Brown's pet is a “drop ball,” which ts exactly analogous to the base- bail pitcher's Sh or out shoot and as deceptive. As he brings his forearm sharply up in striking he draws the racquet Vertically upward, giving the ball a rotary motion, such’ as {t would have If running along the ground, in- stead of flying over a net. The result ts that when it strikes the table Its bounce is more forward than upward. The op- posing pla: who holds his uet to meet an ordinary ball, will miss this drop altogether, just as the baseball bat- ter who does ‘not understand a ourve will fan the atrs rown usually delivers this ball close to the far edge of the table. en he does that a new peculiarity of this jerve Decomes manifest. Instead of con- tinuing on a slightly upward course after bouncing, the ball practically drops over the edgo of the table in a short down curve. The player who wanta to meet that ball has ae get his racquet jow the table, and that ts not a position which tt le easy to make a good return. On Stage Now. Pingypong is going to appear on the stage in > next week, when “Hearts Aflume,” by Genevieve Haines, Is to be produced at the Garrick. A ‘when o of ping-pong is in progress gam ne GONE 18) in peosress whee the curtaln ris e eoene sical tea in the home of a New York poclety woman, and of course ping-pong has to be played, Young women who are experts at the game are to play it “Ping-Pong Ankle.” 8 this plaint ebout =p ankle is the latest com- ‘o the ping-pong wrist. The med- s 1s tenosynovitis, and it hurts punt of a case of “ping- prominence in the journal. ‘The patient swelling of the left Jeg. swelling subsided a the n. i € non the shin Detectives Use Dainty Slip-| pers in Trying 10 Solve ASON CHARGED TO SOCIETY GIL. ‘An examina-| and 24 hours; -| kidneys are diseased and you | Queer House Burning indianapolis The complainant wo Mary Bhar of (ne Banvore Rbereh Biwotrioa! Cou ieee) Me found thet some one bed ied te hue hie hous Lite ivee ber Dien Abomme © Kreme sie heme 1) (he treahe te the Baral hav & ante meres) eon ee) oi | Cure THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1 $. Altman’ do. Costume Department. (Second Floor) Dresses, Tatlor Suits and Separate Skirts are shown in new models and materials, for present and Summer wear Also Suits for Yachting, Golfing and Tourist wear. On Thursday, May 8th, a number of Tailor-made Suits, of light-weight materials, including Etamines, Voiles, Mohairs and Cheviots, at marked Reductions in prices: $19.50, 25.00, 32.00 Separate Dress Skirts, of Canvas (silk lining), - f \ Soom opuler ootgeat appropriate to the sport 1s evolved the discase is akely to frequentiy ocour.”” The ping-pong ankle hasn't appeared at the Waldorf yet. If it becomes fash- fonadle In England there ts no telling, however, BRIGHTS DISEASE Of Long Standing, Said to Be Incurable, Completely CURED In Four Months by WARNER'S SAFE CURE Alderman Stubig Gratefully Tells How This Wondertul Medicine Cured Him of Bright's Disease. PERMANENTLY CURED. “144 Roscoe Boulevard, Chicago, Oct. 19, 1900, Gentlemen: About two years ago I had one foot in the grave, as the saying goes, and lite looked pretty black to me the doctors called tt Bright's @is- ease. Y would ive all T had to be cured, but nothing seemed to do me much good until a neigh- bor recom- mended that I try Warner's Safe Cure. It was with but little hope that I tried tt, but within two weeks my general health was improved and in four months I was completely cured, I hardly dared to be Neve that such good fortune was mine, but 1 have not lost a meal nor had an ache or 1 r |pain since. Words seem but poor to ea- yu press my gratitude, Yours truly, H. M STUBIG (Alderman, 27th Ward)." TEST YOUR URINE, Put some morn- 5 urine in a glass or bottle, let it ing if there is a reddish sedi ment in the bottom of the glass, or if the e tendons sonnected With} uring is cloudy or milky, or If you se par i red ticles or germs floating about in it, your tme, but get # bottle of W as it 1s danger to nogiest kidneys for even ov WARNER'S BAF! table and coulains no narcot drugs: it is free from sediment and pleasant | constipate FaeK 4 Bort Warner'r ond pid 6 ep ser bed by tng boapitals TRIAL BOTTLE in’ Inches. lox32 19x39 Inches. Each. 19x41 23x45 yd. 50 fy ‘oplins, In royal blue, black; yd. (Each customer limited to two akirt patterns.) lines, In black and all shades; only; regularly sold at yd. Are Offering Special To-Day and LINENS. dozen Towels . Sale Price. Each. Doz. 10c, Ce 75c. l2Ke. iS... 9{.98 Eac I2%c. 10c, 160. 12%c. 5 Doz. 31:38 For this sale, 39c. LININGS. leces magnificent qual- Ighly finished Mercerized Skirting light gray. ate ety gray, i an mported to sell at 80o. 18c. For this sale, pleces finest $1 silk Finished uality erca~ 50 egularly sold at ai . For this sale, 124c. pieces Anderson Perca- line, in Nubian fast piace ic. 20c. 0 M For this sale, muslin equalled for wearing qualiti sizes, at J 5 sl 25 DUE ASS white elderdown cot- size 6x6 ft., splendid value at 2 satin-finishe beautiful desi and $3.98 each. Bive and Black ¢ 1 4.50 Tohn Darrel Sons Sons Inducements in LINENS, LININGS & DOMESTICS To-llorrow Away Below Regular Prices. Hotel men and those about.to refurnish their summer homes should take advantage of this sale, 2000 TWILL MUSLIN PILLOW CASES. 000 dozen Very fine heavy weight twilled Pillow Cases, un=- ir splendid » In three ust half price. o 22%x44 160, ale 750 dozen pure Bleac Size. Value Price. Heavyweight Tur! 42x36 20c, 10c. Towels, marked atthefollow-| 45x36 22c. lic. ing quick moving pricesi 50x36 250. bavic. Size. Value. Sale Price The greatest value in Piliow Cases ever shown. - dozen extra _ heavy weight cotton Sheets, 00 50 pieces heavy weight Un-|!n one of the finest muslins leached Linen Table|/made, at record-breaking Damask, 54 In. wide, pretty | prices. patterns value 350. yd. 5 Sale For thi 5 Cc. lz, Value. Brice, ieces very heavy weight . Ce 35 Gabi chad Linen al le gexeo ooo 4c. Damask, 66 Inches wide,| gf x90 730, ‘Oc. splendid patterns; value 550.) 90x90 80c. me cases very fine quality white crochet Bed Spreads, full only, newest Marseilles values, $1.00 and , 79¢.298c. oases summer-weilght Comfortables, filled with in, beautiful floral designs, |.35 each. For this sale, 89c. cases extra large size very fine quality Marseilles and Bed Spr s. ns,values$3.75 or this cilasoceile 50 all Orders P:omptly Filled. Linen Gtore, Main Mioor, Rear. Address Communications to the firm for promptness. Broadway, 8 B. Altman & €o. Umbrella Handles of latest novelty) made of pure Copper, embellished with and 9 Sts. Are now showing Pompic Ware (the Sterling Silver ornaments of unusual design. The com- bination of metals used vesults in a rich color effect. ere mild, 6olitete end tragran! ond really vou have been Bieappeiniod in ether cing Verbape urbicl cisarettios eold at thie price: Vou perver willbe in Caeivre, 80 corte tor IU wigeretion mea F 4 ae DN re. Oe ae 0 2 me Vitemes Werte Poe Oe tee 4 Coe I ee Pe ke ee JORDAN MORIARTY 155,157 and 15 East 2345St. faistiel | The Very Lowest Prices Prevail Here. Last week’s immense rush of business was indeed gratifying, It proves conclusively that the public in general has faith in our announce- ments. We are selling more Furniture than any other concern in the: business; and the reason is quite apparent, for where can you get value such as we offer? We quote a few of the good things for this weeks Golden Oak ‘ < Le tieemmne! Bookcases, finely i Weil oO" yi, carved and polished. ’ iil shelves and large db ai deep drawers; cannot RLU URL be equalled else- — Wardrobe Couches, covered tn figured denim or Bagdad stripes, full spring seats and edges, act- ually worth $9.50; special... Sideboards where for less than $9.00; our special at drawers, mir- ror in centre, closets, actual value $20.00; special Enamelled and Brass Bedsteads, brass spindles, brass oP extended foot rails, worth at least § $4.49 Fine Oak “i Ghif fo ners, like cut, highly polished, 5 deep drawe! brass handles, fully worth $6.00 each, one to a pure chaser; this week $3.49 Bedsteads, heavy pillars, brass vases and brass rods, brass mounts and brass spindles; regular price $8.00; special. Solid Oak Dressers, piano polishfinish,2small and2 large drawers, handsome oval swing mirror, ac- tual value $20.00; special, Handsome Couches, with deep tuft- ings, spring edge, best upholstery, cov- ered. in velours or Belgian velvets, made very soft and luxurious, 1 $6 99 e ] tual valu: $12,00; this week, No Mail Orders Filled for Special. Credit Given--Small, Easy Payments Golden Oak Extension Tables, enn ae nnn nA ROOT PICO Any Honest Person Can Get Credit Here, and whined etal 64 OQ ° at Prices You Will Pay Cash for Elsewhere. _} value, $9.00; special, Michaels Bros,, — 5th Ave. and 9th St., SELL CLOTHING, FURNITURE, CARPETS # HOUSE FURNISHINGS On $1.09 Per Week. OPEN EVENINGS. Hl = B.Altman& Go. direct attention to the following articles, in prices of which large reductions have been made: ilverw. + Vases, Loving Cups, Tete-a-Tete Sets, Silv ares Berry Bowls, Water Bottles, Trays, Plat- | ters, Bon-Bon Dishes, Manicure Articles and Desk Fittings. | « Lorgnette Chains, Gold, Coral and Rhinestone J ewelry * Brooches; Enamelled Mirrors, Vinaigrettes and Powder Boxes for Chatelaines; Pompadour and Side Combs, Gold Purses, Pendants and Scarf Pins. | Real Lace Fans, suitable for wedding gifts. | _ ___ Dentistry. od | PSHE The Hayes Dental 7 |] If you have good teeth tales Offices care of them, If you have bad teeth have them attended to, We don't care what the condition of vour Weill, we can fix them (Formerly 6 years at Biegei-Guoper On REMOVED T STRONG CORNER Oth Ave, and 2ist &. ost 1318 BROADWAY, BMT. BBD AND BO # and guaraniee salislaction, Zeon ress OUR SPECIAL} Lo: gone make a new $6.00 PLATEs " Pon ie hava, | hm extinct eet in the morning willow bil of pala and have ¢ ew ot ready for 45,00 tofwear | a! night harge f Cs or ‘ fo o- heip Wanted? oman ra at eee aan Sa * ¥ ‘isscdteamatienli for Sele Waterbury Dental Parlors, - ‘ fee te oe nel BIG BARGAIN SALES “¥ A Saino 10 Boe OOd \ sthnettlen £000 bhewe cxxexmnnuy KRAKAUER » wos I an alin ED! WLW YO0d ; c a i» Ww ’ emcees eke maw Mame — | «a oe