The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1903, Page 13

0 ‘The Young Putnams have organized a strong (beam; they lino up as follows Doyle and ‘George Hanrahan, cateher, Dan 5 im fi Ba ‘ bhort atop wie, No. 264 Avenue A, New York City. Young men, 16, wishes to BE erent te Vu) "Water, or 114 King etront, 3 mhattan will accept the chal- in @ Mrong team, Ralston F.C. w York City, ener, 1 Dougherty; etiort stop, J. Gra. a; mo; fire bse, J, Casey; second base, jenbaure, third base, Sherwood. Simmon a id, R. ‘Morn; left Meld, J. Rock; cent , ther. Address Capt. A. 7. Sheridan, anager, or J. Graham, No, 219 Bast Seventy= ; jarth treat. The Loyals of Hariem would ea with teams ayer: in years. Address Ji Reger. Jra uniformed, would wil jupren ‘teama oc slung, to play In for aide bets trom $3 to 3%, I. Lapides, 493 Marcy avenue, Brookiya. ball team would like to ns averaging 10-11 Sat~ Henry Friend, Hike to "iy . They have just elected G and) J. Holigan. captain ©. Glimartin, 413 West Porty-eighth street The Nawau DB. B. Id tthe to close | Gates with uniforined ims from 16 to A nd milling 0 viay for & side het trom § Joe Murry manager and treasu 6 Wall street teams, public | fademies and church teamy preferred. | 1. Olketn, Joke, Jr. Pub: 001 No. 27, Bronx, andred and’ Forty-se ms averaging ten to tw ‘defeated “the Blue. Seare Mu dines Une up as follonia: W. in, f. , Dignan, Daliarion -anricon GT (Ciud. and 0° Gis Geagen and McGuire. for the St. Patrick's Boye, ee ‘Team ot Public School No, 69 game with Pubite Scho choot No. 40. Also with tea: fourteen to fifteen years o: . open from April Sronae itu sis Mian avens ot Yorkville, qotingtion Fc. ier nenzan, of aia have organ: to ehalleng Gemi-professional teams qucemenia can clove Say 9, 1, Kein, oe7) good + June No.” Kingston F.C. have organized | for, 1008 *omey line up as’ follows ab; J, Kogh, ss; J. Me a if; Krause, @: 4G. diider, 1b; Brown, erth, rly Bherwood, p. R. Chapt Majestic Baseball team defea a a! Ashfe! Baseoall team by onthe Seine eleven” co thitteens beara ld {an Pillows Felnberg, c.; L. Hitler, rf.; Linden, ' p. Broadway seball team Dun apprentic With shop teams line up as the Graff, Washbourne & would Uke to book gas Veraglis \ § The St. Louis Coll eral dates still open, morning. Having bei they will have a fra jeased to hear from all Orst-class clubs offering Address Edward J. Walsh, Ninety-seventh street eee fe baseball team have sev- ‘The Dunwoodle A. C. bas May 3, 24, 31; June © 21; July 6, 26 and all dates in Aigum open for games with uniformed teams, Games ta de played on our grounds on Sunday afternoons only. == RACERS BURNED IN SHEEPSHEAD SHED, ~\ {They Were of Low Class and Ran Back Into Fire After Having Been Rescued, te ™ In the midst of the flerce storm which fuged on Coney Island this morning one of the stables at the Sheepshead Bay race track caught fire. The struc- ture contained forty horses, which broke from their stalls and rushed about | in a panto as the shed became filled | ith smoke. 8 Nke to A004 all-around player would like to Join: + | good ging Mitecn sears of age, Ly Scinuelssn, Noo lob Allen atreat, ely + {teen for Sunday and holidays + | Capt. Joseph Dullay, | Deforest Council, |tzed a baseball team and ol \from | Juniors by « score of ETE INE TIPE INTE ELAINE ANIA TEPER ES ATLA AMATEURS, ATTENTION! and suburban towns in the Sporting Edition. published. a Address all The Evening World, New York. Uae, wy 4a faljows: Gromman, man, 1d, Stone, By; La ee ebiay,” eter Cain Lavin, it Mdrowa John Prescott, Jr. No. 38 Cook avenue, Yonkers, N.Y. _ Ce RB ceon years ents’ arownds, 411 Bainbridge street . ad a goed catcher, and from |. hx thirteen 0 fourteen years No, 1612 Lexington ey The Olymp! % 0 co 8 The East Side A. C. would lke.to arrange games with teams averaging sixteen to beven- Aly, No, 18s Lirvome mreet, Address rkville, at New y ‘ York City ani won by @ score of 18 Stinely, for the wascn Have: some Gelus Address Te Gausigartons Ne Seventleth etreet to 13. ‘The Ontario Field Clad would like to arrange @ xaine for May 3 with @ strong teain Setatteriy, Uae Hundred and” Forts-aeventh Btieet and Seventh avenue, city No. 1537, Homemeats A.C, will Ine up n° Ree, ehartetop, Purcell jinn, thin base: Muscat, ond base; R.A., have organ- ite RN eums to play on Satursays, Sunda, days. Address G. 3. Simmons, No. 7) avenue, Brooklyn. ft eld: Foley, centre fold, Would bike to book gaines raging Courtesn to pixteen year of $5, Address Manager M.A ST Broadwey ‘The Ruy Coper would like to book Saturday afternoon games with toans averaging fiftee to be played on 7 ckets. int, 1902, OO0-MILE Tt P. would Nike to hear from ville. John Rus- June Commencing QUANGE ABT vs (HO ‘The Enterprise Baseball han oraantted for al Bony 0 of 159 Ibs lowing lines (BALTIMORE & ONLO RK. ty raat of Olle fiver 4 Kane, of bagKace, over APEAKE & O10 RY and incluidng Huntington) a DELAWARE, TACKAWANNA WESTERN R. R. PENBYLY ANIA RK. Those tickets will i f.; RK. Mechinky, J. Pinkerton, 3b. 1. Munagh, ¢.; William Phalr, "Kadtece J. Worrell, Noo (2t Bust Tenth TE months from dat ‘Thia form of tieket will be ise to requests of numei In interest desiring of Ines, The Pastime, of Mount Vernon, Look games for Sundays in May. ugh Riders, Portch Irvington, to be play * J. Hang, No. 40 ) Mount Veraoa: would Ike to North Bleecker ee were defeated br the Entex to0 The Eorex Juniors Tye Lenox A.C and give all further inform be required, ~ CLEAN SHOES. a —Are those that accumtate the least perspiration. — Nearly all leathers are now tanned air-tight as rubber, and feet sweat, stifle, and concentrate perspiration, as an irritating result. Valvic Ventilating Calfskin, the ‘ new Regal leather, is the only foot covering which is proven porous as cloth, while water-proof as Cravenette. , It is the coolest, cleanest, toughest, and most brilliant of all Summer leathers, yet it costs you no more than the sweaty kind. Can be had only in Regal Oak soled shoes, from 51 Regal stores, at $3.50, or by mail $3.75. Style Book on post card request. | RE GAL , OAK SOLED SHOES Gold only in 61 Regal Shoe Stores trom New Vouk to San Francia by m: 18 Stores Metropolitan District. Aisin STORES, NEW YORK ve. pte i hersmy city 6 Newark Avi E SEWwark, N. Reaed $$ “Wwonen's' STORES. + OPP. htral HR, of N. J. 78 Broadway, corner iuth st. 8s ee ald ‘pulldigge th ath ‘Sts. y 43 Cortlandt St. NEW YORK CITY: Stable boys at the track entered the | burning sheds and succeeded in getting the horses outside, but four of the ani- | mals rushed back into the place and, were bummed to death. Some of these belonged to J. M. Ziegler, ‘All of them were “scrub” racers which were being kept at the track for training] \ urposes. The building tn which the fire vie" and | fg known as an “overflow stable’ and ‘was ocoupied only by the horses of or-| inary quality. It was altuated at| ‘Thirty-fMth street and Avenues ¥ and 7, | The osu was $8,000, The origin of the, able to pay oash an 7 in thls elt on eany. weekly nr monthly. payinent Ula; | they Nill tell you they do, Dut Keen you walting for, the om you hai We ¢ work is payin, hai wea for ensh viet A WAITTEN GUARANTEE FOR 10 YEARS GIVE’ 72 EVERY ONE. AMERICAN PAINLESS DENTISTS, 122 East 59th Street, | 252 West 42d Strect, ‘ear Lexington Avenue. Next to American Theatre, Tetephone 4569—!laza Telophone 4 OMice Hours 8 A. M. to Sundays 10 to 4, ork immediately and let you pay for Mt as you ad lasting that we are wiliing to let you €o hot we four no orittelsm, If you tive ont for It. o. PM. The Evening World will print all challenges, results of games or other news concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York From time to time, as space permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be sommunications and pictures to the Sporting Editor, B. ©. would like to hear from | was a $50 batch by Harimean ot 8 Atl Oh will erone They played the St. Catherines They have formerly of tbe 8! op 408 art follows fe Nel, | 5 Kovntg, nce centew feld right Reis, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Interchangeable 1,000-Mile Refund INTER. ND Alan to and from pat (East of ERIE, RR. (East of and including Jamesionn in feterence the Hew sof the railroads notickete on ale jon regarding them ed tor itmare at. a \vitougnby SU retinas openers Sqer Soventh Ave., cor. 125th St. dental work which does lon of your work nati without of the elty tad) atlerdart wt) every operator. SOON I GS RY TONNE TEE AO TE CEN FLL SEE IT THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 190 The TRUST Began It and WE Continue It. We are selling ail our imported Cigars at exactly the cost of importation, We wilisell on Friday and Saturday For 5c. each, either of these Cigars: Belmont Concha Ruy Lopez Concha Hoffman House Bouquet Palma de Cuba Londres Benetactor Invincible — Flosta Concha M. A. Garcla Concha Apprectator Invincible R. ber{ Bonner Puritanos PRINCIPE DE GALES, CAMELIAS, 10c. SIZE, 7c. 4 FOR 25c. EL BELMONT MEDIANOS, 'Se. SIZE, 8c. EACH. Luckey Rolled Box of 50, 85¢ Cremos, Dox of 50, 1.38 | American Derby Invincible see Rox of 25, S8¢ | Robin Hood Invinciblesese.... Sait Box of 25, 78¢ La Salvena Invincible, long Havana . Box of 25. 1.25 +s Box of 50, 2.25 Box of 50, 3.00 Fecelidad, all Havana, EL Modelo, Key West Havana... Imported Porto Rican Brevas.. Box of 50, 1.25 Porto Rico Utuado Cigars, 10 ‘fol 10c. Box of 100, 95c This is the Greatest Drive Ever Known in the History of Porto Rico Cigars, Khedive 10c. Beau Brummell 9c. Tlogul tic. The Jeffreys & Co., 1 PARK ROW, COR. ANN’ _ST., "AND 81 CORTLANDT ST, OPEN EVENINGS, Pianos and Organs. Pianos and Organs. ni Mtb « Tone-lasting Walters Piano. Built by the Walters Piano Company, and guaranteed for ten years. One of the best pianos made. Instruments which cannot begin to compare with the Walters Piano are sold daily at from $300 to $400 each. Just think of secur- ing a celebrated Walters Piano for 3195--$5 Down, 31 aWeek including stool and cover, Pianos Delivered Upon First Payment of $5. Don’t Delay. Come To-Morrow. Dentistry. ew YO PAINLESS Dentistry. R Meare recent? ae Teaanrin THHAWETR War on Imported and Domestic Cigars. | to another. OPEN TILL 9. we are turning out this season. a othing Stock Much more effective than newspaper advertising is the publicity that grows slowly but steadily through the recommendation of one friend And never was Clothing made that deserved and received this sort of appreciation as do the splendid new Suits and Top-Coats that Of these high-grade clothes we have by far the largest and finest assortments we ever displaycd. the clothes right now in the heart and height of the season at less, VERY MUCH LESS, dealers quote after the season has gone. There can be no more convincing proof of these statements than the than the sale prices 1,800 Suits tested and fancy, highest The dressy, wh is carried marks our and SOLD + is unusual LOT NO. priced garme custom suit at $14 siny cut on th of which are rich, subdued effects, some smart and le some are even sporty. vst to the extreme of clegance that 20 amt $30 Suits and Top-Coats; it is equal in all respects to the best THAT DISTIN We make the price for any Suit or Top-Coat in this great lot WHITE VESTS—Here also is an offer that WITH and remarkable. some Vests, in all sizes, on sale at c= SN WOOD § a 742 Broadway, strictly correct lines of our Ss and extra well tailored or $16 is not so good; the Just Below Astor Place. Grouped in ifwo Big Lots to be sold at prices never before equalled for clothing so manifestly superior in cloth, style, fit and tailoring—and every garment bears the UNION LABEL. 1—Fabrics and tailoring wholly unexpected at so low a figure. Suits of splendid cheviots, worsteds, etc, plain w one at $20 is no better. We offer these and GUAR- ANTEE them to be the T VALUE and the most rermanently satisfactory clothes ever sold at or Near £15, We make the price ......ssseeeeeeeees LOT NO. 2.—A large and elegant line high-grade fat of every good weave in plain black, plain dlue and all the newest mixtures, some The tailoring 5 custom work, GUARANTEE. About 200 very hand- We are offering , i? $1.00 that most DENTAL CO. inc.) PERFECY Fit GUARANTE TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, ALSO ON TO DEMONSTRATE OUR PAINLESS METHODS | and introduce our Thurlo Plate, lightest and most durable plate toaten Our work is done painlessly by a simple application to the gum. are the originators of painless dentistry. Our processes Our prices are within the reach of all. Gold fillings trom $1.00; gam fillings, 50c.; Cleaning, $0c.; Gold Crowns, $3.00. All operators | |are skilled graduates, their diplomas being displayed at each chair. | | We give a written contract to do your work satisfactorily and keep it in repair, free of charge, for ten years. Being incorporated under the | laws ot the State of New York, this is o! atta le val 2 BROADWAY, Cor. F 419 BROADWAY, 744 BROADWA 2 Ww, 14th All offices open 9 to 7, Not open Sundays. Lady attendant: BEWARE of Those Who Imitate Our Name, Sigas and Advertisements, Hayes Dental Office, Corner 6TH AVE, & 21ST ST. | We Do Not Compete with! Bargain Price Dentistry. | We cannot afford to. We want “your | continued patronage—and your friends’ also. We give you the best services of Skilled Specialists, Highest grade of ma- terial. Guarantee dura- | bility and satisfaction, Complete all work in our own laboratory. Painless Methods by the aid of every modern appliance. Moderate Prices Possible to All. that will not drop while eating or talking. All work guarantecd for 10 yeurs; must } DOUBLE SUCTION PLATES | | te satisfactory or no charge. | ow $ 3 King Deatal Co, How SA. M, to (y Lawyers. | GEO. ROBINSON (LAWYER.)| __orvs!svisinin” so" svsoave San For Sale. Patents. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Cash or Credit. Qine Price. jemsle vuelners © ghieen years WEARAGOLD WATCH W WHILE PAYING |v Wo Relerences, 606° 5 rete se, L. W SWEET & CO., uh 39 (MAIDEN LANE ux STORE). $18 Gold Watches For Sale at We hi hand which must be description carefully, as our policy to deceive We value their good will to indulge in faking. Gentlemen’s Size Full Hunting Case, many styles of engraving, St Trenton American movements. the latest improvements, keepers, Remember representing these Watchi gold, but the finest 14-karat gold- tilled. Don't delay, as th quickly. None sold to dealers. you have been disappointed by others who have not produced the goods as advertised, thet us and procure a superior article for less money. Open Evenings till 7. Satu Matl orders filed, Casperfeld & Cle 144 Bowery Inquirte Bowery Savings Bank Block, North Grand St. “L” Station. For Sale. Se $6,00 400 of these Watches on old, we are not Note the it is not customers. too highly andard or All tine time- eS as soll ey will go if n come to rays till!0 solicited. veland, ME on EASY TERMS CREDIT, MANHATTAN CLOTHING CO, FOUR STORES 1114 3d Ave., near 65th St. 2274 3d Ave,, near 124th St, 4295 8th Ave, near 25th St, | BROOKLY N—700 Broadway TYPEWRITERS .RI ALt, MAKES Bway, “CLOTHING DREN'S of TED. Tal, 3240 Frank. ‘Railroads. SaS3SSSssTe, at I 25 Union #4, t Lesth ot, New York Central ; Railroads, Pennsylvania RAILROAD. 5 sraTiONs foot of West Tweuty-tuird Street aml * below scent Sunday, to Sundays 3 need at once, tlemen on w 884 Columbus Ave., Enables you to get what you $1 A WEEK MEN’S AND WOMEN’S FURNITURE & CARPETS PRICES THE LOWEST. Privacy Assured. No Annoying Investigation, 269 West 125th St. pen Monday and Saturday Evenings. CREDIT A FOR EVERYBODY, Clothing for ladies and gen-|< yeekly or monthly payments. \LENOX CLOTHING C0., 2289 Third Ave., near 125th St, Only i sarThe leaving tine trom for ‘Twenty-third i and Loulaville), M.—8T. LOUIS M.-C WASHINGTON AND, TH] Dining Car) 5: 55 (Dining Car), (bint ‘Gar), 528 te 0_night, 12.10 night daily. ATLANTIC coAsT and 9.25 ay setnoan ‘ain 12.55 P. NORFOLK ‘Memphis and New CHESAPBAKE AND M. week-daye and 4.55. FOR OLD POINT 5A. M, week-days and ATLANTIC CITY—9.66 | A. Tih gunaare, 7: tibu in. te Goaches von Week-Jag7. car, et, $60 Fulton 62 HownRY, CREDI pelt and family out with, Four ore, select what you want ay kind, ren at lowest DARD OUTFIT near 104th St, 247 6th Ave., cor, 16th St. ‘Business Confidential. 4 Open Evenings. PAS tro Parlor York to Pittsburg. set “pitubure vo Chisago. "Ne Onanes! VELAND AND PRESS—For Pitteburg, Cle 9. ‘Wining Car), ‘pining ar), 2.28 ator and Dini 45 intag Cat), 4 rR RAILW Mand 120 might daly. COR. CANAL, OPEN EVENINGS. Py Pont wan unttt stat wach week as you, earn the money cigihing, Poe Baan Seema sbroases and Cortlandt Streets, | Desbrvsses Jande Streets ia five minutes later than that given treet Station, ‘except ‘Lowrie at St Lose | Dine St ae, Dine rt ad and i ROUTE, ne ab) dae aay 7 5 55, SOUTHER RAILWAY Bape, 2.25, 4.25 P sea Me AY —Express, ware SP ee | px rerier ,care, Dining “oar and foot ce Terepuses ana Cortlandt. Streeta; Court § ‘Broadway rest, 390 nnayivania Annex Station, cil ‘The New York te tt te THING 60. a