The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1903, Page 5

5 MIKEY OUCH 4S wHRHER ie , i] WORK MUST STOP fvening World’s Suggestion Is Acted On in the Case of Fuller, Who Is Set Down for Five Days by Stewards. BIG LOSS TO FRANK FARRELL. Had Engaged Star Lightweight to Ride Tim Sullivan in Great Amer- lean Stakes To-Day, and Now He | Must Secure Another Rider. The stewards have heeded the warning ven by The Evening World a few Says ago regarding the prevalence of foul riding on the part of the Jockeys riding at Gravesend. Yesterday steps were taken to put an end to this sort of work. The stewards were vigilant, and in the fourth race they nalled Fuller es one of the offenders. Fuller rode Dark Planet, and he had an outside position at the post. The start was made at the mile-and-seventy-yard pole, just above the stewards’ stand. Fuller knew that unless he was one of the first to reach the far turn his mount would have very little chance, Consequently the moment the gate went up Fuller was hustling and crowding. Hostling « Virtue. Hustling is a commendable virtue in @ Jockey. Crowding 1s rough riding and dangerous practice. When the field swept by the stewards the Jockeys— many of them were little apprentice riders—were screaming in a terrified Way, Fuller was crowding them with Dark Planet, and they feared they would fall fn the jumble at the turn. The screams could be plainly heard above the usual roar of the crowd that announces the start of the race. The stewards spotted Fuller as the offender, and a few inquiries of the other riders confirmed thelr suspicions. Fuller Was suspended for four days. Later the stewards discovered crowding at the starts on the backstretch, and an inter- view with Starter Fitzgerald and Start- ing Judge Homan confirmed the fact that there is always crowding at these etarts. The stewards have decided to have a fepresentative on the backstretch in the future to watch for foul work on the part of the riders, The suspension of Fuller left Frank Farrell in an awkward position, for he had Tim Sullivan engaged in the Great American Stakes to-day, and he believed the colt had a good chance to win., Of course, in a rich stake of this sort thero were no other riders avaliable. Farrell at once telegraphed his other Jockey, Hoar, who has been riding at Toronto, to report at Gravesend to-day. As the Great American will not be run before 8 o'clock, Hoar will be on hand in time. The writer has no hesitation in an- mouncing thut Hamburg Belle {8 the | Sweetest thing in the way of two-year- | oids that race-goers have seen this sea-| eon. A remarkably quick beginner, she takes a few lengths’ lead and then Just breezes all the way. She won the Cri-| terlon Stakes yesterday with amazing ease. She covers ground without an ef- ort, and has a bounding stride that | carries her to her destination with great apeed. Hamburg Belle a Queen, Hamburg Bele is a daughter of the great Hamburg, who was the sensation of his day. His speed was phenomenal, So Is that of his daughter. ‘Che writer repeats that Hamburg Belle is not only the queen of her set, but can beat any colt yet seen at even weights. She has no other engagements at the meeting outside of the Clover Stakes, which exc.usivey for fli Gut later, per- aps at Sheepshi she Will prove her @uperiority, uni sickness interposes. Sometime the whole carioad of spectators look blue. and discouraged, something happens that brings a smile to their faces and puts them tn food: humor at once. The something fs a volce which comes floating to them from tho end of the car. “Get Happy” at Work, Uicace Mapai Gi sayaliiel voice! ecuilar nasai drawl, and the nows It {4 old “Pop” Clark. turesque figure is old “Po thin, weazened face, topp by a tall hat of the vintage of 49. "A sme, | Kray goatee waves from his chin, and a pair of sharp, shrewd, brown’ eyes twinkie merrily. “T hate to give any change,” co: tnoes the voll because this candy Um a-selling you {s worth a dollar, and | tm only: throwing off ninoty-flve per ent, to make quick cash sales. Now heli out and get happy, because I tow you've got money, if you played ny tip to-day."” with a crowd | A ple- with pis Pop has ocen around as long as race- goers can remember. They say he ia wealthy, and owns quite a bunch of well-paying ft But his appearance and mal rom r change. Stories have often been written of the old man, but this story is meant to tell more of his wonderful luck. Recently Pop has taken to giving out tips, as a ‘sort of extra inducement to buy his wares, He writes them o: on small slips of paper and gives on to each purchaser of his candy stick He has been wonderfully lucky of late. Yesterday ‘his tip “was Sambo, who won at odds of 3 to 1, On Thursday it was Jim Kelly, who won| at odds of 3 to 1. On Wedneeday tt} was Dublin, who, at 10 to 1, beat Hermis, PEACE OF MIND dea great thing. ‘This is not a picture of the property-owner whore propery fy mil for rent. Is the plotire of a funsay World advertiver, who put bis prope ty be- fore the Lesiyl the claasificat ot AMATEU ‘The Houston Terrors, deteated tho | Juntora by a score of 12 to 2. The 1 of the American Felt Company, for perans The lowas would like to Kame 5) teama averaging ten to ‘They line up as follows: Albert, c.; mail p.. Runde as, Kanthold 1b.. Boehringer 3b., Williams If., Schutte ri cf. Address J. Kuhn, No. 609 East Twelfth street, city, ! The McCutcheon Jrs, would I1ke to book atreet, owas call a game fro 0) es 8 ams thirteen to fourteen y boys and B. Altman’ 1 Addrese the Melrose F.C. non-ap: arrange tw Went ‘Twenty-third The Mohawk F. C., of Day Ridge, has all dates tn July and August open for teams averaging All games to be elgh! played Cass, N en to nineteen yoars. ‘on our grounde for io, 062 Fitty-third at ide bet. William t, Brooklyn. Savoy would Ike to hear from a good pitcher aixteen, No. 966 years old. ocond avonue, city. eee ‘Address Geurge McCormack, ‘The Elm Junlors would Ike to arrange amen with teams 11 to 12 years. fa Ju Bi Ingaton, ingston, R, Livi ‘The Sunday by a score of 16 to 10, The Irvings alcLaughlin, ma, et }dwin, up a ‘and July open. ct; Murphy, rt; ib. Ray Lefty, p+ ngaton, ee Jeteated Irvings tho follows Have all 8 Line-up ai Boylaton, 1 Roehm, 2%.; Prelffer, 30.; witne, “©. 1511 Lexington’ ave. Adaconda it; El aturday t et Rl Liv Address FO. E. Brennan, 1b.; T. Jaguer, 2b. cz Brennan, wv; J. Jaguor, 3b.; Elliot, Ketly, c. The pitehing of Elliot and the hitting of both teams were the features. Score by innings 5 22700123 2-16 033.00 0 2 2-10 ‘The Young Seymour 8. CG. would Elfot and Keily: Sayre and Bayre, like to arrange gimea with teams averaging twelve to fourteen years for a aide bet. Dates open after June 21, The line-up: Fogarty If., Goodman f., Ravin cf., Wolles 1b., Getz 3b., Sacher 3b., Tenner ee, Lavy ¢., Weles p, Address Manager Abraham Schneider, No.109 Henry street, city. Winnipeg A. ©. 920102001-4 Alpine A. 001020 0 0-5 The Winnipe ‘would L:ke to book a game tor Be Addreax Mr. jay, June 6 (afternvon) at Prospect Park. teen to e@giteen yeara. Quick, No, 96} Firat street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 0. Belmont Jes. see 1 00010 2 Brockion 3. co 4 t 2112 8 Charon The West Side M,C. A. would hear from sem|-pofessional teams offert Bighty- Tho amen with teams averaging ten to twelve. 454 West Fitty-eighth atreet, inducements, Walter J. chy. . fourth atrcet, Poum, No. 0 0-4 3 x16 Ike to t= Winton Juniors would ike to arrange ton Abrams, No. elty. pad Ludiow Juniors tine 1 man, c. (cay D. Sakolsky, . ss Bal Addresr The Midway F. wa of George Crosa and Wagne an follows: C. Dume Hush, 1b: K. “Dutte, G. Birmingham, If; ff. Adres Charles F street, West Brighton, ‘The P outtelder; street. The American mubsttt Goreky 4 Goldberg, No. et 8 Davi c of all FSM Ay Phoenix F.C. average sevent a a Bundays, 2M. iM fey 8 tek, ‘Open ‘tor 51 Ludlow (, defeated the Hudson A. by @ score of 15 to G. The feature the pitching of John Lahey, the catchin the batting of clty teams, They youre 134 Wem One Hundred and ‘Thirty-a Press, Gelfon, H games atreet. Samue would Ike to arrange veraging twelve to fourteen Daten want a good pitcher and ‘The Lenox Juntom defeated the Ackrona May j 20 by a o play isn, on to th SU East § The ‘ore of 14 to 8. ie Lenox nlne, June Tho orn Ibs he Andersy:, at, Woult ten {0 twelve year old, Ac 1 Jerome street, A..0, wowld Ike ty. a r games fay Sanday and totdeym with all Have July 4 open, Would pee 4 would like Hrook au GIANTS’ STAR CATCHER, NAILING A RUNNER AT SECOND BASE. SaRManeLt R- BASEBALL NOTES. AMATEURS, published. The Evening World, New Yor! Ratt etrect, Pince and One City. Hundred and Sixty-fifth ee 6 The Golden Rule Plossure Club would like t hear from teams eloven to thirteen years of to arrange games for Sundays. Address, W fam Rothstein, 209 Eldridge th oe e The Y. Majestic would Ike to arrange games with teams averaging cleven to twelve yearn old, ‘They line up as follows: J. Bodensteln, A. Cohn of.; Krolenst “aibwon, and ec. st One Hundred and Thirteenth street. oe Royles have dates open Saturday afternoons and Sundays for teams. averaging twelve to fourteen years, Would Iike to near from all-round play- era living in Brooklyn, Address D. F. Quigley, 10. 808 Washington street, city. > ee ‘The Borough A. C., of St en Inland, would MWke to hear from out-of-town aeml-professional thama offering aultable guarantee. David Me- ‘ mreet, Stapleton, 8. 1. Cullough, No. 11 ‘The Young New n Seara of age, Addresa Willlam No. 1703 Cexington avenue, city, They Mine up an follows: W. Fitzsimmons, p.; J. Me~ Cormick, Ibe; 1 2. W. Jon at et AL Dixon,” ‘The Brunsurch Jr. would like to book gamec with teams from fifteen to sixteen veara for Sundaya, side bet. They line up aa follows Kohiback, if,; Rice, rf; Burn 1b.; Venely, 2b.; 'B. Gold, Novak, p.; Grabe cc. ‘Adirens stein, Jace, Third and Boston avonce, ‘The Dover Jrs, would ike ot arrange games with toams avaraging thirteen to fourteon years, and wonld prefer the Lenox, Jrs., St. Monteas, Regals and teams of like strength. All Satur- day games to be played in Central Park or on team's own grounds; all Sunday games to be played out of town, Address Edward Murphy, 1301 Third avenue, City. oe 8 ‘The Constitution F. C., of Brooklyn, trom fourteen to ffteen,, line up ae ti ¢ Birmingham. 3b.; G E. Frendigman, p. F from a catcher and @ Address G. Linde, 81 St. Mark's place, City, ee A good outflder would nteen years old, playing nd holiday games. Address Thomas E. 10, 340 Weet Forty-third street. Brooklyn, wants a few players for ne , atxteen to elehteen years, and gool battery for second team. — Addrew Charles Shoosmith, No. 145 State street, A qo04 pitcher would Ike to Join a rtrong unt- formed team averaging alxteen to seventeen years ° lke to Join a team nday Doyle, Majestic A. C., Of age. Tak a recont of wixteen atr’ke-onta In one game, Walter Walsh, No, 212 West One Hundred and Fifth street. ‘The Dauntless F.C. have organized Uke to arrange games with team poventeen or eighteen years of and holidays, They line up as Hi Teft fleld: G. Krause. cen ond Vase: Bi, 2 thind Gas, BR first base: 1. , pltsher. The: * in July. ager. &. Ballwood Jun! with teams nee, Addi Hundred and Thtrty-thind atreot re Ieland) Chly eof the Ramo was W defeated the by a nore Om May 30 the Terrace i. Victor A. Cu, of Ts of 13 to 6. ‘The feat - Aaud’s fine pitching for the Terraces, Thy Ter- nrdaya ani Sundays open. ti hear from atrong sean 19 as races have all fuly and woald The Evening World will print all ohallenges, results of games or’ other news concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York and suburban towns in the Sporting Hdition. From time to time, as space permits, pictures of the captains or star playera of teams will be Address all communications and pictures to the Sporting Editor, (rectal to The Evening World.) GRAV D, N. Y¥., June 6—The galloping hours were disigreeadle ones this morning ali concerned. 1 weather was damp and foggy. ‘the track remained as it has been for the past fortnight, lightning fast, and many racers were shown to gvod sUft training sallopa One of the best moves of the morning was shown when Memplis and Homily broke together at the stand and worked one mile in 14 Mem s won the trial handily, proving very satisfactory | 4 to Trainer John Hy Rockford was askod a half mile in 0.62 1-2. Bliver Plush stepped five furlongs In 110. Trajuer Weinh worked [Hiawatha halt mile in 0 Mobraye, of tue same etring, breezed four furiongs in 0.6L 1-2 I Know turned five furlongs In 1.07. Buck Up was eent fi a mile in 0.63 3-4. Kentucky Roe was sent Kentucky Rose was sent aix furlongs in 119. lomigrant worked one mile in 1481-2, Iwascibie did the trick In 1.62 Belle Clare breezed through the stretch in 0.26. Naughty Lady galloped half mile in 052. Astarits and Cameron together breezed throug the stretch in 0.26. Mamari worked three-quarters of a milo im 1.21. Meis- tersinger stepped one mile in 1.4 Damon was sent five furlongs in 1.01, Anticipation did the trick In 104 1-2 Monte Carlo and Gay Lotharlo, of the Lyman |ot, together galloped three- eights of a mile In 0.40 3-4, W. R- Condon was sent one mile in 1.60. Shotgun breezed six furlongs in Daly worked three-quarters of @ mile in 53 3-4. mile in 120, Colonsay, of the sume string, did the trick in 118 3-4. San Andres worked six furlongs in 1.20. Aconite galloped five furlongs in 1.09. Crown Prince turned the trick in 1.03 3-4. Ithlan and Vibrator together reeled off five furiongs in L04 1-2. Baikal steppea haif mile in 0.52, Knight of the Garter was sent a mile and an eighth In 1.58. Beam Cori worked a mile and a quarter in 2.18, Hurstbourne and St, Daniel to- gether stepped six furlongs in 1.20 3-4 Lew Craft galloped one mile in 1.06, Ethics did the trick in 1.48. Woden was sent the mile route in 1.47, Waterspout worked tive-eigiiths of @ mile in Lu. Nepiunas and Guunder, going together, galloped six furlongs in Lai Julia Arthur was sent dve-elgntns of a mile in 1031-4. Prairie Queen and Belo, working together, ieviea vit a mile in 1.62. Coal Black Lady and Wahpita, together, galloped five furlongs in 1.04 Fair Rosiling breezed) a mile in 1.60. Jewel Case stepped five furlongs jn 1.10, Symphony did the trick in| 1.08 3-4. Lady Lake turned three-quar- ters of a mile in 1.23. M. Theo and Royal Wisdom, together, stepped nalr a mile in A set ot four of the McLaughlin string bdreezed three-clghths of a mile at a two-minute clip, Mamie Worth and Blue Jay wore wont foxether five fur~ longs ‘in 1.01, Dinah jd and Chap- man, of the same string, stepped four furlongs in 0.62 3-4. Gaheris breezed [mile in 1.09. THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 190s. HERE ARE ALL IMPORTANT EARLY MORNING GALLOPS. te If You Are Following a Sleeper Read the Timed Gallops on Both Tracks Carefully. six furlongs in 1,23, one mile in i half-mile tn ein 1.46, Gibaon Lignt vurned la Greque was sent a2. “Clreus galloped one ‘uiconbridge turned. one | Allan worked thye-eught In 1.0. “Reformer reeled off six ft Jongs in 1.37. Remorse wan sent a half- mile In 056 Grand. 0} stepped mile and an eighth in tetanic AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY. SHEERS D BAY, Haze and gloom that hav: ra June 6.—The ¢ been preva- lent in the vielnity were atili in evi- lence at the raco course this morning. | The track was In perfec: condition, | many racers were sh and the gul- loping hours were Instructive to the ex perts and interesting to the general spectator, | A. Bs. Hancock arrived from Virginia during (he morning with nty-two head of yearlings from the breeding farm | in that State. Seventeen of the young- | ters are colts and five are fillles, I of the colts are by Charaxus, and they are a handsome collection. Capt. Pi rave, of the Goughacre stable, wes al! attention to his string, and several of them were sent over the ree at good rates of 8] y nesters Blush and tecled off five furlongs tn 1.06.) Dubi galloped a mile In Las. The two-ye old Bryn Mawr breeged a half tu White clipped off a mile in 1.42 1 P 's Dove Cote reeled off ong 1.19, = Mom | loped a mile in 149. J. Re 1K | joa covered the mile dista Rigodon, Futurita, Strephon, junter and others were shown to Jog- ging exorcise Ww. Whitney's Extravaganza gal- loped a’ mile handily In 1431-4. Payne was sent six furlongs in 1211-2, Gun- ralner W. J. Joyner allowed Water fire, Goldsmith, Blackstock and others trotted and cantered. August Belmont's Forward turned a mile in 145. Magistrate breezed nix | furlongs in 1.22, Gallant dreezed a haif| in 4. Migzen, Flying Jib, Masterman, | Lord of the Vale and others trotted and cantered, FORT SEER ETT EE HS Te forcible reminders of fatal diseases. Paine's | Celery blood puritier As summer advances we are too prone to neglect the little ills and warning symptoms of disease, simply because we are not suffering acute pain. It is a well | known fact that in summer we too often neglect the necessities of the system. Never forget that sleeplessness, nervous- ness, headaches, back and side aches are We should therefore at this time grapple with the trivial aches and pains by using Compound, the great nerve bracer, digestive ve | regulator and system builder. To-day | tens of thousands are using Paine's Cel- ery Compound with marvellous success, | MRS. HELEN L. MOORE © Did Not Care to Live. Opened Up a New and Happy Life : for a Lady Who Suffered Intensely % from Nervous Prostration and Sleeplessness. fortifying the system for the weakening effects of the hot weather. Moore, York Harbor, Me., Says:— Mrs. Hb, “One year ago last spring | was taken with nervous a condition that for six months 1 did not sleep any to speak of. | tried varl- ous kinds of medicines, but got no e+ 1 was induced’ by a friend to try Paine’s Celery Compound, which, thanks be to God, has done me more lief. rostration | was in such good than all the medicines | have ever tried, My trouble was so bad at times 1 did not care to live. Now lam welland + y strong. 1 cannot say too much in praise of Paine’s Celery Compound.” WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAISTS, ; At Exceptionally Low Prices, $1.00, 425, £58, 2.00, 2.75, 4.50 %. Altman & Co. y a mile and a quarter ¢urn In 2.25. It was easy work for the son of Water Cress and he will be fit when he sports silk for the Suburban. James Galway's Miltonian covered a mile and a quarter in 2.17 handily. P, Burch sent F, R. Hitch- cock’s Sergeant a mile in 149. P. Hi McCarren’s Seymore turned five f iongs In 1.06. Credullty, Mackey Dwyer and others were shown to easy exercise. Brooklyn did six furlongs in 1.20. A.J. Morris's Surmise reeled off the mile di jance in 1.0. Kalit dtd six furlongs in. Trainer G. B, Hill. of the F. Gebhard string, sent the Suburban candidate, His Eminence, a mile and a quarter in 2141-4. David Gideon's Raglots clipped off six furlongs in 1.18. Tichenor & Co.'s Waswift covered a mile in 147. 1b. V. Bell's Col. Bill, Franceseo, St. Barna- by, Hermis and’ others trotted and can- tered. When Hermis was shown through his easy exercise it was noticed by the rail-birds that he wore bWnkers, which is the first tme the rogue's badge has ever been seen on the great son of Hermance. F, Monahan's Ink turned eix furlongs 1n'120 1-4. Trainer May, of the Gayso Stable, sent High Ball five furlong in 1.03. Steelmaker turned five furlongs in 1.18. |BOWERYITES INTERESTED ATTENTION! for teams averaging eleven to thirteen years: June 13, 20 and ‘Thomas Brady, No. 337 Dean wireet, Brooklyn. The Montauk A. C. would like to arrange samen with all untformed teams averaging fif- Cen to sixteen years for a aide bet of $2.50 or 0. We lave all Sundays In June, July aud Augunt open. Games to be played on opponents krounds. Address Chris Mers, No. 168 Chaua |cey street, Brooklyn, N.Y. . The Oakiand Juniors, champtons of the Fourt Want, ‘would Ike to arrange games with team wely’ to fourts “Tl a years. y line un as fo} Gitieo 1b., Lorray 2o., Roble 3b... Per- rone c., Arata p., Long as., Baldy If., Farmer cl. Yanger rf, “Hock and Hobo subs.’ Address | Robert Veilce, No, 67 James street, New York. oe The Auburns would Ike to arrange with, teams averaging, 10 to 11 years our own grounds. Addrem E. J. Zaklasntk, jr 164 East One Hundredth atre ry The Winton A. C, have reorganized and will play trama within’ twenty-five miles of New York who are willing to pay halt the expenses Would like to hear from the Winnipeg A. ©. ud other good teams, Addrees George K. Ward, 223 Sixth avenue, Brooklya, + 8 Two good all-round players would Itke to join a strong unizormed team averaging eixten years of age. Toams playing out of town games pre. ferred. G. C. Dradley, No, 1861 Third avenue, etty. eo 8 ‘The Wawandas would like to arrange games with semi-professtonal teams within 100 miles of New York, Address J. Brady, No, 368 St. Nicholas avenue, city. eo The Ruby Field Club would Whe to arrange ames with uniformed teams averaging eighteen to twenty years at their grounds. Address John Cuft, Ne. 121 Harrison street, Brooklyn. ee 8 ‘The Litwin Baseball Club would Itke to range games for June 14 with teams averaging thirteen to fifteen, ‘They would aleo like to hear from a pitcher, Address A, Auerbach, No. 300 Fifth street, city. oe ‘The Standards eould Itke to hear trom all fret uitable guarantee, ton Lyceum rength preferred. Agrees W. No. 28 Third street, Brooklyn, tal F.C, would Ike to arrany averaging ten to twelve years. They follows: J. 3. Robinson, p.; M. Price, 3b. M. Walker, | The Hoboken F.C, would Ike to hear from the Metropolitana In regard to arranging & game or a series of games for the semi-annual pro- fessional championship of this vicinity, They have secured the servic x: Le | hold the semt-pro! pion w York Dalry Produce Com; ball Club, having organized for would Ike to arrany th all teams th the mit s Borden's, ¥. Dally, Westbury, Rd . Rogers Milk Go, and Oneida Dairy Co. preferred, Address E,W, Bedell, No. 301 Trooklyn) omer Crotona FC, of the Bronx, hear from & few good, all-round iratah unlforms and pay Saturday, Sunday and Humboldt sreet, iday wasnt Liy.ng Hronx preterres. | 1d like to hear (rom team averaging Attean Biward F. Callahan, No, 2310 . Bronx. Orie eo ‘The Anchor Juniora defeated the Young Rove sore of 45 to 14 For ganies addrose J 278 Kent avenue, i oo. eis Rewlutes, of J ireling avenue, +] IN WRESTLING MATCHES. Three Good Contents Are Scheduled to Be Held Friday Nght. The best wrestling bouts seen In New York in many a day will be the three which are to be decided at the London Theatre, on the Bow Friday night. On that occasion six of the best ttle grapplers of the east side, who have | won renown In bouts in all parts of the country, will be the principals. They are Joe Bernstein, the Ghetto champion; Max Luttbeg, Tompkins, Kelter, Pikinsky and Model, The Bow- eryites anxiously awaiting these |matches, and when the aix meet the ltheatre Is sure to be packed. All six men have begun training und are now in first-class shape. Bernstein, Luttbeg and Tompkins are training at the New |} Polo A. A., while Kelter, Model and Plkinsky ate at work in’ the Alliance A.C. gymnasium. ——__— CORNELL CAPTAIN LOSES | SEAT IN ’VARSITY BOAT. First Time in Years Since Such a ‘Thing Has Occurred. ITHACA, N. Y., June 6—Although J. P, Frenzel {8 captain of the Cornell ‘varsity crew, he will not partlotpate in the ‘varsity race at Poughkeepsie. ‘The Cornell captain nas been obliged to give way to a better man, This was decided on last night at a conference with Coach Courtney. Not in years has’ a captain been beaten out for his seat. Sebring and Hazelwood, both of whom rowed on the ‘varsity last year, nave also been beaten out. —— New Went Side A. C. Games, The New West Side Athletic Club will games to-morrow at the club-grounds, on West Fifty-fourth street, at 10.30 A. M. The events to be contested are: 70-yard run, 90-yard run, 880-yard run, running high jump, throwing 8-pound weight for distance (all handicap), and a 40-yard run for novices (scratch). W. 8, Edwards, the clul crack sprinter, will be on scratch, and speedy men as P. J. Callahan, J. A. Bohan, F. 8. Callahan, Ches body, 'P. Zackert, Dan’ Frank, O. F, Luders and Max’ Block. ood Another Ocean Yacht Race, ‘The Atlantic Yacht Club announced yesterday that {t will hold another ocean yacht race on tart (o be made at 6 A AL, the con around Fire Island Lightship and 1 dintance of alhety tm cingle-ntickers. <a - Gor A HOME IN HARLEM. Neighbor Mrs, Magoogin Thought It Was a Higher Place. “So you're going to leave us, . Mulcahey?” potas “Yes, Mrs. Magoogin. I've found an elegant house with all the latest improvements, hot and cold water and gas, with a dumb waiter and with a smoking-room for Patrick, and all at a lower rent than we are paying here. Its in the suburbs, too, where we can keep a goat and nobody will complain to the Board of Health about it.” “Sure, that must be heaven you're talking about, Mrs. Mulcahey.” “No, not heaven, but Harlem. I saw the advertisement in the New York World. If I can find you a place near by will you came along?” “Sure, I will.” hold {ts regular monthly members’ And they shook hands on It. Bete Here's agony. against hel vel wil cool your insides, give you a regular, ing, and you'll be fee’ ine all day fofrom all uni oan at elehieen yea Antena it# yuly & opeo. exrestal y Rays. play eway from hon ‘Address, Willlam Clanc wo aatkie Sreqrehtd 3 mt Tite le mony bem. Samp beerilog with his heart. gas dis body and blood get overheated, and his heart and lungs get so crowded for room| that he gasps for breath, There he is, look | gas forming in his stomach and bowels, cool inside! CASCARET every night at bedtime. It Keep Your InsidesCool a man who thinks he has heart dis- ease, and is scared half to death. His face | is all drawn out of shape from fear and Every time he eats his heart ‘‘pal-| pitates’”—that simply means that his stom- ach is swelled up with gases from ferment-| ing undigested ‘ood, and his heart thumps | his diaphragm. Nothing the matter | In the summer-time this! tention is much worse, his whole} at him! Every minute he expects to| drop dead. As a matter of fact, alt! he needs is to stop that souring and Pp his digestion along and keep cool} inside, You all know that whenever | omething rots or decays heat de-} ops. Same in the body. Keep Take a candy’ cathartic} 1 work while you sleep, clean up and} comfortable movement in the morn- every day. Heart Disease! Fudge! druggists. 0c, 28c, $0c. Never sold in bulk. oped CCL. Guarani eed to cure or your rd 0 Kiet irce. Address Kemedy Co, Chicage or New York, wa will have to work hard to beat such | FOR SALE! -t- Nineteen Light Steam Delivery Wagons. A real bargain and a chance to save money In horse feed, horseshoeing, veterinary ur fear geon fees, dying ho: 3 during warm weather and other expenses of 9. light delivery service, You should take advantage of this offer. These machines can be operated at an expen: of $1.00 r day for fuel, and cover over forty miles per day, carrying 500 pounds, This should appeal to automobile agents, confectionera, clothlers, Ice cream manuvacturers, laundrymen and others. Bids will be recelved for one or more. GOLDING, Box 196, New York World. Address for particulars WW. R. it Delchos & Tiguer, 461 6th ave. 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