The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1903, Page 8

I COLLEGE GAME JOHNSON LAYS RAIN BAD FOR NEW CYCLE RACE LORD DERBY IS —GORNELLCETTING DOUGHERTY 1S HANDBALL STARS. INTHE RAIN’ OFF A MAGNATE THF BIG CREWS CARD ARRANGED LAME; MATCH OFF HARDER WORK EASY FOR FORBES ' MATCH TO-DAY Yale Meets Harvard at New|American League President, Saat ae Joe Nelson, Leander and Wal-|E, E. Smathers’s Great Trotter) ; : ; Irsiand’s Champion, Toohill, | Haven on a Wet and Soggy) Suspends Loftus for His Part Work at Red Top Done at thour Will Meet in Paced) Won't Meet Major Delmar for !thacans Are Rowing Twice a Chicago Bantam Made a Chop-) Meets Egan in First Series \ Diamond. in St. Louis Incident. Great Disadvantage, but All vent at Beach Saturday. | $10,000 Stake. Day at Poughkeepsie in Prep-; ping-Block of Lad from Whom | for Title. Is Ready for Thursday's, aration for Big Intercollegi-| He Won Title Bequeathed by BATTING ORDER CHICAGO; June 2—An ‘American| Race, | Owing to the second postponement of} The proposed Lord Derby-Major Del-| ate Regatta. Terry McGovern. |e Arete tet peren mie nana eciacan sa b League magnate-manager, a star bats- the opening of the cycle racing season at|mar trotting match {s off, and In conse Ed Oe a ere jman and an umpire in the same organi- —_— Manhattan Beach last Saturday, the pro-| quence so fs the meeting scheduled for ends s contestants will be ‘Timothy 1) Seed ae hehe | atl have all been disciplined by (Special to The Kveniag world.) gramme for next Saturday will be materi-/ the Empire trotting track July 4. Lord (Sprctal to The Evening World) | (Spectal to The Evening World.) |Toohil, holcer of the championship of Sfetea fob Stephenson, re! | President Ban Johnson as a result of) gpmy QUARTERS, a RED ‘Top, |a!Y. changed, as the professional sprinters! Derby, who is owned by Smathers, poy ” June 2.—Coach| PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June %.—Dan- | [reluna, and Mike began, the nest player 1, cf. Mathews, as, | Baturday's Lottua-Burkett incident at! Gagog MORRY, Conn, June 2.—Yes.|%@ Tiding at Pittebure this wavk, and) went lame a couple of weeks azo wile) Courin nell, has deps from|ny Dougherty redeived another severe nesta Chal onldian title senior muttenden, ib, Clarkson, |St. Louis. In the ruling Manager Lof-| (eoay was nontiee cide ne X48: | De Guichard and Butler, who were to/(ralning at Charter Oak Park, and, j"siat custom and is having his men| drubbing in thie clty last night when Stake in the match, $790 has also ‘Rourke, 3, Stillman’ et. tus ta suspended for five daye, Burkett | jay tor the college ety ee cueeetess| meet Walthour In the National Mo'or-| while ‘Trainer George Spear *axs the| row twice a day. ‘They never did this| furry Forbes, the Chisago bentams geen het on the side. RINE games wil ‘Cote, rf.” H. Kernan, 1%, ' |! fined $60 and Umpire Connolly has! iicining on the Thames itlver foe tha | Excel Championship race, Rave other) horse is now going better. tt would be) a+ tthaca, and the coach sald the firat| weight champion, made a chopping- By Peerua esto montie in eieelancs ‘Barnes, if. Carr, 3b. received a reprimand by letter. cat 'YATSIEY cage ottth ce rote] eneagementh, | impossible to get him in shape te de} qay he arrived here that they wold] sock of him for six rounds. Since| Former enamplon Phil Casey. will ref: ton, 0 Goolidge, 20. ‘Tho facts of the case were brought out |ST°Mt “varsity race which will be rowed) ‘The meeting next Saturday will be! justice to himself and backers, probably row only In the evening, add-|Hougherty lost the title which he re- [ete the ames to-day, (Bpectal to The Fvening World.) by President Jofinson’s investigation and | 0" Thursday. ‘This disagreeable weatyer| between little Jog Nelson. the holder of| ‘The proposed contest between these] ing that if his men were soon to row dhe Aa eu whieh he re-|° Inatch has wroused unusual ins “NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 2—Wivi| indicate that in the early reports the | Ms bad effects on the men's spirits, and| MgO gh ean aro Winur ‘of | two trotters had aroused national tnter-| Sener shat it might be inferred inat|Clved from Terry MeGovern when the terest mong, New Yovie enthusiasts of ain pouring ‘on the field jn soaking |affalr was exaggerated. jall hope that the two Sntervening days) the six-day race held In’ Madisoy Square | est in the Ught harness world, and] tht needed the practices ‘T nen | Mtter had outgrown the bantam-welght |the game alll many bets een (Ba: SOO ee heise: Umit ,his path has been a downward | CO! Boboy Waulthour, | Spear hones that within a few weeks As (hese three! Lord Derby will be in trim te Keer his the champlonship race, their) engagement, ne should prove interesting. “Leaa-| ‘There was $10.00) wagered on the Lora | ‘has signed” Albert. ( anpion. DerbysMilon Dalmavirace yl OF Lala cain Us Mecinieg ecengly moto $1,000 was in the hands of David Bonner. | _ form and wetting diamond and players) In the ruling President Johnson wus-|™ay Ye much warmer and that they] Garden. and posail to tae skin, the prospects of a Yale- pends Loftus for coaching from the | May once more nee the sunshine before Sifaye are having Harvard game were not bright at | bench. which ts tly against tne| thi kk camp. , “|rules; fines Burkett for starting if ' o'clock, the\hour named for the second |on the ball feds and censures Umpicg | ER@ 'varalty and freahenan crews pad- contest of the season between Eli and | Connolly for nov taking quicker dled over to the starting flag und the crimson. All the accompaniments |!" te matter Burkett Montville shore yesterday foreng out twice yesterday and) oye “geveral times he has attempted total of elghteen miles, only) 4, cegain the title, but each time he aed ESS St A *Thas been an easter mark thaa in his cavered twenty-one miles durlng| previous attempt, Dougherty trained hard for this bout, to hi stop to season, | and it may be forfelted to Alta MeDo + sws are working hard,| 10) 4 a re was Ite of @ championship contest were prexent, | 1) it we nt away to a plstol startfor al “Ail the heats and the finals in the! Qn) Tandy be fortelbed to Al ae ye | owl e continu Bpaligwitleh| | Micam nenie tased Wormes| here whe alt The Yale classes of old grads appeared, | et |half-mile streteh down stream. The| Keanedy-Pow Handicap at two mites | 4 ro i 4 ins stud ay Tease the {tle to choose from the physical condi 2°) for amateurs will alse be run on Satur. | able to go, he could not hope to teor| } men, who are UOn of the pair. The local man led off ahead| day. besides an open race for amateurs | within many seconds of the time that ind. a novice ra | Would’ ve made by Major Delmar, ‘and Jong walks ta|with a stralght left, but Forbes was moat and the time was for thelr various anujvereartes were not freshmen finished about ten f geal bythe deluge WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS, | or the ‘varsity SrOWd, which packed the covered stand) « and sat under umbrellas and on a: Wo! to 6 Pyrrho, 8 to 1 m > the ac- 7 ® best done harpive All the tekets for the two| all parties concerned thought it best to’ ‘m. ‘There Will right after tis man. He repeatedly ‘They marched on the field to the ac- (Speciat to The &2ventag World.) 4. which was the best done on the river) 011, “which were postponed Will ral een the match off for the nresent at) 2° hte berry EME | jabbed Danny and sent ‘his head back ee gcompaniment of musle from halt a dozen| w,, ABINGTON PARK, CHICAGO, this seawon Rood for next Saturday's meet, least. Boe 1 oa oh To eH i OF Nitra laawtra le tiated tals baronet hie Bele intents i bands, an@ marched up and down the} % aera HY ;| In the afternoon they were sent down — Gen rao ee oro Sa eats * foul tines to the amusement of the big! Ce Following are the reaults of) og mile and achalf stretch and the freshitien Tan into a busy and brokel frst round. Forbes crossed Dougherty ement of the dig! {ia panied tele 6 ° je and a- anc shell. O'Dea at once telegrapticd | w ‘nrg it tg | nie ahem etch) BAIN MEWS AND NOTES. |i tt eS eaten ed, coming all the way from Madi-] Oadly, Forbes soon had Dougherty's son. He was and will pr: James B. Hagegin’s fine colt, Waterboy, | Dixon—Merry Maiden and was about the vn 1a will pot have such an easy time on| fst high-class horse that Mr, Aate| ing, br a had yerterday. He| (40@4. | He showed his best form in 1901. | ue Colu Saturday had yesterday eatina some of the leading performers <lwill compete ti the Advance Stakes,| In the country during that season. t| where he will mect Africa Blues, Irh lle und seventy yards.—| boat by a balf length. Both crews are ouchwood, 3 to 1 and 6] tn splendid condition and Conch Hig- ce, wus second a 1 ae, Stern sea | face eed and puffed in the second round ably remain there. i { Wisconsin and Pennayi-| end landed frequently. , ' the. cour In a series of sharp exchanges Forbes had all the better of the argument. f Three body blows reached Dougherty | Grisey {in rapld succession and Doughe different ed Forbes through the ropes. Danny thing dry obtainable in the open stands | At the eleventh hour it was not de-|and Marcos third. ‘tlme-i.c? (ALE el UN WS tie BU ie sided positively whether o> not play in Second Race—Five-elghths of a mile, STEWS are a great de ter than the} the game would be commenced. Hotn —Won by Proceeds, 2 to 1 and 7 (9 10;| iarvard crews teams took the field for practice in \'*! HE Te renee COM Sh | ET CU UTE id order, being cheered by the Harvard fvocelg) as of a mile--| esterday. morning. but they were nN contingent and the 5 and 1 to 2;|timed. The ‘varsity dia not go ¢ have no ral 1 in. 1897, ching the dhe sald last night to Third Race— "s supporters al- Won by Advantage. ‘The admirers of Bon Mot yesterday at- ‘ vd in| Daingerfield, He: ne r 1 landed several blows in the face, but [/i¢—————— Berets’ tie Blue Waa /ceminrestit (Cimon a tut eke nd; Memories [He forenoon, but were sent out In thal tame and other good ones. fis vict uted the defeat of Dr. Roweil’s rogue| Hvening World espondent II lacked steam and did not affect NEW YORK'S ‘The fleld was soggy and the balls wet; V8" third. Tme—1L05 4-6 evening for a fw short stretches, Ref. Marnila and euher Bond ot tim. as [ty his poor setaway, basing their calou- | WOvld be natural f P to faN the Chicago boy. ‘The latter caught, the i BY ty peat tail erge Melkolnam was Aboard tie Yale was almost pulled up toa He did lations on the ground he made up. The anata BCG L1G 2a atte Gin th Ot Ene ee sentry MASTER SPECIAUST, | and slippery. It was apparenc at once — aunch during the evening. we dl Men mis ORE Pallea UD te te pace hinges | ade > ours forced him to hold for protection, Forbes weve apt to show to the s according he gets away in| my be: mashed Danny atl over the ying, but hot think it Wd not nut him out. Dobgherty he grand. cone | Perse, sel every horsc- | pest, 0d ng untage Ww t he co’ f r bu ch he close! tor he ataiirnase: cveh shy ihe aero RESULTS AT ST. Louis. eats hed he ere cloaulye Tater ne ae Way a io ——_—_____—_—_-@, NERYOOS DEBILITY cures, y atts blance of the national sp e ag was also Jullan Curtiss, Chairmary} dition be was ti im he rear of his fleld, as was the case In] possible e! Bt Jrorbe Just before commenced the class Gsiveetalito: , | ference was held with {. McGrew | all the good things sid 9! i pice inukiag. but runs we'll from beh to plek a win’ ted ai { PeEIOOT SCR Ee oars ine IRE! ScINLOCH PARK LOUIS, June} Ant Coach Higginson relative ta, te {ie waa #poken of as o Suburban c ry ee Seene: Giaccone ih pampion shgry and iRig ea retuivied t PRIVATE DISEASES cured, tn 3 to Bh: marened on tho field with a long Lino of | 2, $ scheduled to neve | Programme for ‘Thuradays bis rave, | | tend eee At least three horees had small chance | "I. realla conce more | "| Mout the ups ot polsonous aruues { cambric on each side of thelr lock-step nponarendited aK <pilowa \ference at Rec was also raterbout fter the is the genera the sixth round Forbes went vigt TRICTURK cured in 5 to tb days, | rocession, representir ige wer ic yoon resulted a y the early afternoon be-| While apeaking of Waterboy's easy er the start in the fourth | M4 te. 1 n s rose fon, representing a huge ser nt | rat Race—Five ohewaTvon hy Durdna, ea Melkelhary 1 P 8 rave. y were Hrixton, observing (hi fter lis man and soon had him clinol without cutting. dh Jorge Odorg 11d have be Armesth and] Courtney's direction Invasion, who had outside positions at| ave Cornell (he barrier, “Brixton humped Invasion, | how fast they can go, ing, pain, or loss of time. It is yelious cure. PROSTATIC 4 pzupanentty cure ANY ing. Harry came back again and soon ° ory in the second race, Bell tae Ca ul McGrew and Watern auntoryaln jand Caots, McGrew and Waterman In had his man in a bad way. Doughorty e. sald. “If the Suburban e: i ‘for Yale, and tt was evidently a toss | hel, # to 5 und! a which of the Yale twirlers would gy | 2.01 Nace, Was second and Instrument | rogard to the progr Ww. into the box for Yale. Petton wae an-| thivd. ‘Time-T The Yale and Harvard freahmen held a} ron over a track lke this, £ vellevel who jn FETT eta teat eepeyt aul id Ea TSS managed to last until the end of the ; houncel as the choles at the Inst mo-! Second Race—Thres-quarters of a mile, | cocking mat tn the woods to the | \ Waterboy would have wou. H Nal Hey warec ben ene ee ee CRO ee eral aes theeeee round. slthiugh he was nesrly out when BPROUBERS matter how. chronie’ oF 3 ment, ame played as fol Won ty Helen Hay, 2) to 1 and 8 tolenst of Red p arenterday atiornoun | good colt Just Now and partionl be straightened out and tholy welght and height a: a % VARI OCKLE ured ta fom 3 to 10 iaslignter. 2 0 Me| which gave the. youngsters considerable | FOO volt 4 ue miler such . a 0 '‘ Pirat Inning. POUL : Maat while floated, It waa SE tae core Advantage. (but oor ARIC days by my own ex- mango wis third Time at. Randall] palrd Ra: on balls. Stepienxon hit IEheAOIVOR very orlef, as two of tie birds were not] Suiuehan could have Kept pace with Lim . be me. quitting and running away early |p Ura ee eather Wate: | 28 Van Ness quit under him. ‘Tho favor Retfern would take no chances of hay-| all tie other are Say just as good as ©. that “would b distoy TOM JENKINS THROWS drew a pass t and one-half furs ath of Ivy, 7 to ternal absorptive process. 0 Radical cures in 60 to 90 day: [ remove every vostlge of po whien Cote mu but thre ne 3 to Bi Morgan, @ 45.5. wae] mthe game, wan (ober 4 {te was three lengths or more In front}, "I look for a very close Tac AUGUST FAUST QUICKLY. POISON son trom the ‘system witnon ty time to 1 Randa and, 1 tra. ‘Time —1 STE an Ae BRIA eel soe turning into the stretch, but Redfern ['which, will be worth golng a long dis- = ere Aig of mercury or potash, to rg’ ne el 9 E who broke F sa run] drew ht % sly | ance to see. Columbla has a fine look- < Time, of cure, 10 to inys, ri reanens Puleus, who broke 1 | drew bis whip and applied it vigorously | Ao toe. sCalumbla has a Ane 19°k-| German Had Little Chance to Stay |MLOSSES cme aettan very setts The Marvard luck fn winning the race for t SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES. | jel’ Sew Haven cue attertoss, WIN Soareonh maidens urkaon out " until tho elgath post was reached, and] pine at ihe fa © the/again when he looked to have the’ race h oT oshall be surprised," Vifteen Minutes, DRAINS Pamedy Cased exclusively by MB). sterday, Ww Scillman took 4 dalle and # ——— ci 7 oH aes tt | eR the crews aver a al wire vo-year-oll to leave Mem-[ At his mercy: inside ihe sixteenth posi Tom Jenkins, the wrestler, put (int Coburn went {nto pitch, Chirkson SHEEPSHEAD BAY,| pounce thelr intentton of attending the|phis, aay the raiivirds, The ins se 8 BUPFALO, N. ¥., June %—The Int vey 1 curvespondences, Come to me ay a Hote hoa an HCl Ariegon @0:ne| cnivies for toemorrow's | game the colt ran {t was eald after the race! “Phe bookmakers were mare excited be- sub ha Merz jat the Dewey Theatre. Faust went on | Mor coe eonddence. 1 pave been Ea an fnneld fly to Randal Metealt wits ive as foliows ——— nines’ eh Pulaus is one of the Inst} fore the third race yesterday than th That Tt wlll give a SLO) Geamnounced) the mat to stay fifteen minutes, but tiaively realy Pep yearn fing Rat ee pitched: call, bel eh : turk mew fhe wae short, Pu eer tect : ace y lay than they | that it will give a $1,000 diamond me Hes Init by pliched oa ing first, f i Ry etwy vearvoll Aliens ave Sartore! ARNOLD |S BARRED OUT nfs Ha tan his TA} nave born since the present season com-| te the win be medil} nad Mttle chance of doing ao when Jen- [ff diseases of men for 30 years. | Nothin ff ftighes’ can devise or ‘money buy. te jacking in my office equipmen Use you honestly, treat you skiltull tnd Zestoro you to Nealth in the shart tur 4 4 of the Roe ner fight} Kins got to work on him. nd-and}menced. They were betting with one|on J nn’r wih be expected| Jenkins will attempt to throw George Mm Janother on Hamburg Halle. Every |‘ defend’ chanropny exsist an comers, | Botner in fifteen minutes to-night, Whit to Ceourn, who threw to ee Bisia hind seat acetic, Mauna oon | ream Aa Reeth a OF CHICAGO TRACK, yng of the within a. se: 4 held by Nast a fifth of the Anfield hit, on which he was retired Aleoree my ins nee im Hop, and his knigot who chalked up 3 to 5 agai A ft Ns repirer Pulsas won in a gallop D3 5 againet —revmweweee | Mest time, with the lonet medicine, di Di O'Rourke Med out to right ¢ L Honeaia. WS selw? - seal ga ce Was an eye-opener. the Paget filly was deluged with money omfort and expense practicable. One’ run. | Anide HO}Gold Heels? Owner Visite Course | torn 5 ‘. | og, f28d thousands of dollars changed hands, Fuaranteo to cure any case I under- } Sécond Dining. j and In Requested to Leave. 1. TL. Mitoheock’s three-year-old col oe fake,” If you cannot call: write for my | and upward: nane CHICAGO, June 23-8. J. Arnot, 124] owner of Gold He Whose co-opera- | cvnnnghend yesterday, had to be with: | yea! tive turf booking concern at St. L drawn, owing to Injuries rec ceived early ‘| failed last winter, has been barred ihe dase, While being given a breeze the Washington Park track toh Jn the morning he entered In two races At} Claude, M. J, Daly's steady little three. “oll, Just returned from his Journey ‘ago, Where he wont to battle with atest colts of Ris age in the won the feature of the opening Carr batted frat for Harvard and was roulred on an casy grounder, Coburn fled to Barnes. Coolidge fied to tendens No runs. Winstow as out, Coolidge te Sate out, Coburn to Rand ie went mat erry man that ts suffering trom ease or condition to come &nd Wave vocial chat with me, and I will ox- 3 plain to you ® system of treatment which I va originated apd developed after my whole life's experience in treating dis. eanes peculiar to mei ts a treatment that is based on scleotific knowledge. 1 have no free proposition, no trini or samplo treatments to offer you. My educa- DR. L. R. WILLIAMS, 165 West 34th St, N. Y. Hours, 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sundays, 10 to 8, mile and an , on, veriel . My congcience, my reputation, condemn al! such quackery, OK Hirst on bale and io) Ba dane: Arnold, after surrendering himself to fi injuring his forsice ‘# card at Highland Park yesterday Ifyou will call and see me f will give you, {ree of charge, a thorough persona won took tlrst on balls. AINA te the St. Louls police and giving bonds, thot it was thought at rv 0°! a cternoon when he galloped home an examination, together with an honost and scientific opinion of your case, and | 5 D'Brien tiled out ky M: i came to Chicago. He went to the race: ken down. Tt will be Malis daa viel in the Frontier Stakes. ‘Th T find your case ia incurablo I will honevtly tell you so. If, on the other band, is and when geen by the club officials wa’ ft he can be sen: to the post usy winner In the Frontier Stakes. LJ find your cate is curable, I will insure you of a permanent cure, | much as T Third Tnntn een asked to leave the grounds. He will vet ore. oe conditions called for three-year-olds at give you a written guarantee to cure you or refund to you every cent you ba id in case I 0 effect a permanent cure of your condition. I make uo oni for medi they are always included {n the nominal feo asked. I Shribute my success te promising nothiug but what I can do, and always doing what I promise, Randall sisted. 31 to Cote. Matthews hit to Patten. who caught Randal) at second. Matthew stole Segond Gnd took third on a wilt Heseattes: DesegFuned Rane oMemoriam had no apeed in any partly mile and a furlong. Claude picked up} or ett and after Tomaw thst @) 27 younds, and after racing under a UNION BOAT CLUB WILL further drive wae useless T eased hor) pull for the frat halt mile, took com- fitch. Clarkson hit a long drive to lect - up.” ‘This was the way Jockey mand, und running away from his fleld VARICOCELE DRAINS vo bases, Ye t 4 6117, p, by} as vy were re the final quarter, won in a common canter filly in The Rosebuds. | Poa gi ri engtha., Bir Galant. tho Metcalf out, Carr to Randall. Bart 108, feape Taye W. B. Jennings’ Mo wath ‘ce leeo of time, well safe at firat on a eaarp Wtifeld hit lj |Thirty-firet Ammaat Event on [ryis piiy came trom San Franci#oo U)") eariy pavemaker, was second, ' four ce a leat of att pow Hhrough Coburn wna tole second, Chit. is Wactem Will) wring? ont De tenicapas hee UNE a geet lengths in front of Bank Street ULCERS | v pystem of treatment. : on. balla, ; 7 . 100 | eee erent =) if oT Page Randal, Barnwell and {i Many Crown, the stake decvled ere ualae wake (pel od Cerf ECZEMA Goolldge muted Winkow's iiy to shor as] The thirty-first annual regatta of the] enough {0 Ntgood_nccount of hassel As taventers (et 6 serian’ ef) patented blend ada arreipelag, or any eruptive serum, anti-toxin to all. forme tre, @coring Barnwell and Chitten- ren 7] Unton Boat Club will be held on the} ha.” three starts The TRE [M improvements, “extensive | manutectur- STRICTURE ne aha wie vere E dreadtul diséave. Don't poison your- Winslow stole second. @ out, fae ena, Harlem River, the coming Saturday, course Memoriam showed @ worid oe eh for 2% yearn and experts of estad- wared without dilating or neatiy cu Set oe wars tnies te ant upwards |HGi cles, doubles, fours and eights ga-|COUrt anqin a threc-and-nenale-furion’ Mebed national reputation, we cial cutting. No pain. never will Hanrth:Innt 128 A. Willams love are entered for the occasion, and] S0on''run inst February, #he stopped tt that the Cluthe Tras ONLY can cure HYDROCELE t ‘ { 4 a ating Hivtae. sib HL Baud ht | he, married Tuen will try to best the | 195 yeconds, hanging UP DISCHARGES o¢ aty eralliogs or tone. zit tote of em: nan out, Meteait to Chittenden.| Florbam Queea 9) bachelors In elght-oared barg fecord for the dintance.. Tisaeed Semaiany) Stet te Tnpestuenia card ho. Pongsvata aca | to left and stole second, - eee -—- ——— . ‘ without cutting operation, if ‘ Teached first on Patton's fut: : vera two rumors floated con aLoop ISON- tot free treatibe. to" B ) “a grounder, Carr reaching thi Delman Leseoc sanding: New ftandlvat O}ymete) mie! There Mar Williams in the fifth race RHEUMATISM Pat ante nee ORG v Age singled to centce, scorin x 1c »{ When the Murray Hills play. their | cerniue An¢ ! Marthe F mee! Hie faking second. Randall Nead uti Lier . yume on Sunday on thelr now grounds | one was that he wae lame pean cured without 1 Me forms ts perma ” pently cured by my eyetem of treatment, je of mero pote ry of Angow. Stephenson hit. to! ee, York o tl fe rn id, One Hu was that he was not. ‘The flel Mo Sends ee tod ath. pig | chien nt Glynis Field, One Hundred ana] other was street and Lenox avenue, | yookies in the main came to the con- Do not de mised; there ti thing tora Ook 1y é vi fs 3 ¥ t — fe 10, Uhiow oe Tench tied ‘i | "4!" the piace Will be entirely “ren: | DOOW™# IN “aust be ao, and atte: |M oF brokes.ine Rupters, There are simply NERVOUS DEBILITY BLADDER. AND, KIDNEY Bet, Btop Coburn, Matthews hit : Svated: | Maniwer Nat Strong “is how Bovatiag’ hs price from ene ects | to roan rae by my ureter of treatment 1a perma CONDITION CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY ¢ CLUB, armen mare’ | having donde erected and ho grounds P it to, nixes naain, and ther Rapture. ha cured, irrespective of tae tims you have of treatment show signa of tm. RACING AT SHERPSHEAD DAY, aMicted. Write if you (spied call, All corr: sont, in plain envelopes. Incices two: ondence strictly confidential and all. replies it stamp to tnaure reply, ar to eights, i ral It toot in Andy Willlama’s lamo y Sunday, have elxes if you wanted mm hit safely to left dss Manager Str Stephenson ani Hy ean eaemae motiating fot x strong team, and ft In Mine 18 to, nt 4 2.30 M. Rain of Shine, onan . i [Ree the Poughkeepsies* will pay tne | ness you could AY, { 2H8 sure, | AND ¥ oni THE SWirT a ng especial need for lame CH'HOURS—9 A. M. to 8.20 P.M. Sundays, 10-A Mf, to 4 P. BS Leave Was: Sith at.) BR via L. 1 at | i ad’, ¥ uy on ‘i Murrays on Bunday. it, There W Ande Williams got. te . ¥' MAL Mi. 12.10, 1 (1.00 Parlor Gar Tes i cacao sacle whisk wae det opposite tho eld CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. 110, 140,210 40. ae 10. Take teeny tet} ne. throw | Burtelo . ae | The Bt vu lege Baseball team, A. L. Aste has bought from Claude y ° A o to track: Yate 1¢ gente, AMgle acenaamaato who have tecured Equitable Park the Z f ‘ 5 , o Paris, Ky., the firet crop of i eee |S er te i Feiaitiier of the eason for the halt SO eta ey Jack Polrit, @ horse that Se eats Ravage A; Ce toan ed faced {n the Aste cdlora with much suc- iege nine is made up of very: faut pi ‘Lnory azo ten toate in. the lot and i To-Day, @tana it is expected Wil pul up a Adg, 60c. fe* "first-class brand ‘of b pias stn Drookiyn Rapid Trani 9 Bridge each Road, alsa wa ee Beach Medical and Surgical Office, 146 WEST 324TH STREET and Union S "Ao": "Olosed Sudtay. Doo tree, Banchail, Polo Gro M, Cinciaman) ve. Ne