The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1903, Page 4

vw — es J natin we ye _ —_— - = ond . s THE WORLD: SATTROCY MVESING, CC OreT 95, theF == SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. <= sano: vu BOSTON FIGHT ONE OF THE CREWS TO GO . BROOKLYNS WIN INVADERS PLAY IN THE NATIONAL REGATTA THIS AFTERNOON, BOOKMAKERS WIN 6250, 008 TNE FIRST GAME IN CLEVELAND) ame Of PLUNGERS’ MONEY AT SPA Take the Cardinals into Gamo! Clarke Griffith Talks Thin | in the Easiest Sort of Fash Over with His Team { ——————— peeta » The FP aw fon by a Seore of Seven Runs Makes a Determined Bid for a aWArors v. Ane ' , to None the Laat Game of the Series Prritabie alanahter tenes The amar! plavere lome ‘ hook nakere fh he moet phonenenal day of the wow _ Hat (HAY If Penne Alene WOH a quarries of ar nif it THE BATTING ORDER Ae none ae can te lemened, b Cow won BHO tH AND JONES GOT SHUT OU; J Jeon 980.000, Frank Lanterman won ey! tow Wt PAdie Hueke won §17.000 feb 1) b11.000)) Other bookmakers fon amonam from $19.000 down Genmidt Goes into the Bow for the j Gecend of the Deusieneader. and “PITTSRORG PHIL" DIDN'T CASH A BET. the Dodgers Expect » Patten Pittebure PRI never pahed a het and bh yaree omtimated at $20,000 Sig Lavy, the Western plunger. also went the route without caste nate Average Ine and Wie lowsen are plac jawagn, if reported to hav started the day by lorin picked up a bet, plunging on Trinity Hell in the fifth race to get even, Mr. Drake's losses are estimated at $25,000, Joe Yaeger was plunging all day long and lost several thousand, ble saving bet being $1,000 straight and $1,000 place and $1,000 third on Birea Hroom. Birch Broom was beaten an eyelash ger Won to the race, Charley Ellison is reported to have lost $20,000, his biggest bet be'ng o lump of $3,000 on Birch Broom Ht $20,000. John Sanford, ¢ ner of Caugh= het $19,000 on bie horas Join AL Deal 86.000 on Choate to show, and then never THE BATTING ORDER \ Jackiitsr an kine (a was THOUSANDS LOST ON GOLD SAINT. Bemis. p. b bibl Or pire im HMiscat " Dave Gideon won a good bet on Partnership and Harry Harris cashed erta Tie F " u 1 | in $20,000 on Divination’s victory. In the last race Gold Saint was serveg ‘ WASHINGTON PARK BOO! ¢ u ' et aes a eS a a — up a8 a hot good thing, and ail the smart players bet on {t trying to get | X.Y ig. Wi—Ned H even on the day. Gold Saint was played from 20 to } to 4 tol, Thousands Dodger ; Pres tere mf th a . taelt Cwnasated ; ! 4 i |CRO » THE GIANTS’ PITCHER, Oe te Srungtie ra i at Saratoga just at present h Be ee ere Gaeatnate, winning | DOF. but We dt Hot wy ne ten | ANT {SE PISTOL | WHO IS AGAIN IN GOOD FORM. THUS AND GREER bean Rea GE Ima biatoryr OE-cating:. ‘The bookmakers are all Din wine ‘ : . ied ners, and they are hungry for the money of the talent. They like it in bf the game without ; hi nt gaine was \ i : s k of 7 too The Trotley [> re out airs . “ay 1 | CCODOP OOS DDO OO: O:0:9) 6: 0:0:4:0:8:9:H6-50OOHE 04-69 OPEDEDOOOD chunks and swallow it without winking. Bookmakers who have hesitat played and ouvbat he Cardinals i oper | |¢ « at other tracks about taking a $200 bet now take a $1,000 bet without a grin, When the second game staried there i gs i hie » ‘To-day is likely to see some enormous wagering In the effort to get Were noarly 6,00) persons p ane ‘ sine aa bai Ke even, It would not be surprising if some of the big plungers fell by the only changes in teams for the se Pie : Raipur ae od wayside before the end of oe ‘. pad game werr the batteries Senmtat | 8° Q ; ii es : a ‘ y? PLUNGERS. et okt occupying the points fo [ARE avon Tum, om ‘wr | Belleville Authorities Make the) : > Ideal Conditions Prevail for CAN ee aes ieee (ori Tad (01 ie] eects Liat SOMRVAL Dra the Trolley Dodgers, while own an el es ® by the Jockey Club for his spectacular playin of Misa Ad the hanork for the visit Virat Inning, Rule So That Peace of Resi-| : the Oarsmen at Worcester han been calle to pene ee tee the Joekey Club Hae . . t Is no! + First Inning. Conroy 1 Bradley to Hickman dents on ni hal : e sit will have a big contract on hand. Mr. Drake holds that EOE ast an [pater nO ar SUNGAYE: Stra net . ahd Greater (len vane Cea Tore to. bet $1 in the field it is just as legal for him to bet $50,000 out. Donova ent 1 1 viteh gave «@ ied. ? i ji Roahort right and OL TWO bases be Accel Oltetlaat ve orcetseashi-a Be) Broken! 4 For—Big Eights to ROW. — jon his own horse If he wants 10. suing hotbed of speculation, the Hit. Smoot’s high one to che in- a © Just at presen| . a’ was ‘taken by Jordan. Dunleavy singled. Bay sacrificed Brad md to go under the pressure, walked. but Burke was easily dispos ev windkmitdst Davis settled Sasol | ay Pe) and something is bow df by Jordan and Doyle. No runs SUA he efforts of the clergy and others in WORCESTER. Mass, Aug. 15.—More mtrane, fanned out weakly, Sheckart Second tanini. Kee pean aD fo event the Sunday ideal conditions for rowing could SUPPLEMENTARY RUN as ond ic or i 5 aK . ern at Illside track, near ardely, bavimneinedlth f hich | er. which Brain and Murphy took | Gochnaud threw MoFarland out at] oy) $ arcely magined than those whic tik | Mese CUMINALED tas atiaote or eesarnneii eal te) tee FOR CYCLISTS TO-MORROW ‘Of. Dobbs hit safely over Murphy's |frai, an error by hnwwud gave Davis vail (y-day a fow hours before the bet Sut wax eually nippe trying to Bevilte! popped co Lajoie O°Gon- | againat the racing, eaindt time set for the first event In the second a seceed tan hekman fanned, MtcCurhs eas, fo" Jens does not prohibit the hintay “aces Ainiter baat pita Semen ae PALL MALL LH AML Cat) OO) r efeMblnal pelted a i! ptt a | « i varm out being mugsy, prain was an easy victim. on strikes Labeler a Nennarional at No : ald that Guestion to be threshed out g and lthevekyl waa withodbaicoud Course as Last Sunday. phy sent a rounder to Dahlen, who | runs nthe courts. His order restrains the| ¢ Lak The supplementary century run f threw hi mout at first. Schmidt made ——— Rabo staclony tC ie ake Quinsigamond was like a plece y or ica: step of Ryan's bounder and re- tnaveacha orn Niles thal ttaee nt S of burnished silver, save where some eee tie those who failed to show up at the t Lacie at frat, | No TUB. te. long SOCIAL LEADERS HAVE be taken (9 prevent the gatheritg ot & carly onrsman slashed its glossy sur- Between sensei point ae Baitora Rett, Brook- 5 le oni crowd on the Sabbath that would tend face with his needle shell or some bulky. y ff etwe: yn, Jast Sunday for Tae Evening Bpersunetaraccnorint. caecrvers's TROTTERS IN RACES. }'\,,;reat 4 disturoance “and prove a steam launch churned up the waters for Championship Races ee Wor a century run will be atarted In grounder to Burke forced Doyle at * ae Under the . clnevmetanc: A> 4 lo tawchundeed vate it unsaved INK | three divisions to-morrow, the first leave tins Jordan filed out to Smoot, No! pay gHone, 1. L, Aug, 15.—The trot- Wal ih ‘ontinue holding his weekly é Tow nithel lke as iy " y Iver Lawson and ue) ing Bedford Rest at 6 A. M, 8. x 7 meets on the Hillside dirt track. o 7 + Post entries will be rece!ved Ing and meet of the Oniewood c ac > a ari Sali Post entr! 1 for those SPF of Schmidt's. curves. Marrell perished | to-day, is a big attraction and numbors PUGILISTIC NOTES. q for a Witle muso.e-stretching practice in| gf Season at the Track. last week. Each finisher will be entitled i | at first goth Pardenle under to}of horsemen trom New York and towns ‘the morning. and just before the noon to one of the regular Evening World i eile Ppp apse seen pannetate eal oH 1A € Inland site ioe ihtore from all over the country are! @ hour a score of narrow singles, pairs, | century, medals 7) and threw him out. No yun: n the 2:40 trot) the following have cn- ing Philadelphia and Boston thet 4 é four and eights were engaged in making : 3 ” MANHATTAN { : lea: Charles dated’ Cla Ruce, i. eb aids : ir } a CYOLE TRACK, MANI ‘AD yp Strang forced Jaokiitach at third, Brown | 7,, the #22 trot, among those who will | on) een™ wefore many clubs, whieh | % @ af the long, inland sea, at the beach track was well patronized af 0 Burke. Smoot caught Sheckard's Z i soon resume business. In Boston 3 @ few bete were lald on the two]y, vi yole ing in this $9 fy. | Bechmiat sprinting to third on the| race are C. L'Hommedieu, Edword Rev- lan attempt will be made t . > “iteall RANI GEASE EO KOE by, ‘the’ devotees of cycle racing Loui. Btrang stole wecond, and on ihe| bert, fugene I Strong, George. ‘Tice-| ty padto)ito Hold bal. @ Kok BoC etribeet os vicinity. The programme was a large | thrown-down Schmidt scored. “Dobbs ees 5 g tes between heavy-welghis, Match- | ® POUR ai tier SEC aC A celts d varied one, including the one-third ; Walked, but was nailed to burglarize| burst and R. 8. Bartlett, In the varlous) makers t!ink the big fellows attract! aC. 8. Titus, of the Atala aes es B H Becond” One © [running races whe folowing w larger crowd than the oth sah Aer aecresicne present bole and’ two-mile amatent. championships | § Fourth Inning. society. people have entries: W. |fioaik) pasts gt her fighters, oe aumoney and the special match races between \ @hoot strolled on four wide ones to| Brokaw, Edward D, Smithson, L. Tro’). aten wilt > {2 0 GhiniglontErenicecramer andllver Daw: % - 5 4 ek and Robe probably be arranged © morning ot hamplon first, Dunleavy aiso walked, promoting | bridge Martin, John H. Bates and Rob ‘anged @ On oe x tt to second. Burke hit safely, All- Barnfather, in a few days between Jack Munroe, mian CL In addition there was a five ‘oxious to bring the big fellows’ to. ined put. Two runs. n rewarded by the number of entries: her and ¢ red them & per cent. of ie wie strolled to first on four wides | received from the fashionit outh side| the gross receipts, \) Ones. Dahlen bunted and on Farrell's] set of the Island Ci Os Le (Ie ») Nylld throw Doyle reached third and ——_- — Joe | Mite matchmaker of the Dahlen second. McCreery fouled flied Washington Sporting Club, of Philadel- fo Ryan. Jordan was retired by Ia ax so pleased with the bout eee en eee eer TO-MORROW. (uh tacsem Panta ie nailed Burke at the plate. Brown |lican leader of Suffolk County, who the bases. Brain singled, scoring | ‘The meet owes much of Its succ he Butte heavy-welght, and Peter aaa rdayee . joot.. Murphy forced Brain at see-|tho untiring efforts of Pos Maher. Matchmaker “Boteler, of the ert jesterday’s asso. | amateur handicap for the Simon-pur id, Dunleavy scoring. Ryan's hit to| Strong and Josiah Rovbins, th Industrial A. «of Philadgiphia, | is Sei cs 1 topte aid nm ten-mile professional’ handicap ‘he interest in the senior olahts was|for the money chasers, Ralph De almost as great ua in the championship. | palma, the professional motorist, was the Canadians appearing very confident lof the ability of the Winnipeg crew,| down for a try at the track record for , [notwithstanding the “tory of | power-Uriven machines. ® | the Jeffries Point elgit ay ‘There was added interest to the ama- | In the Intermediate sing! sculls W. H. Hodgkins, Eust Boston A. A. Boat Club, | teur events because of the presence of a of speedy ones from near-by won; W. Britt. Potomac Boat Chub, | scor Roston, Providence, New Have' ee | Bee ea tt ® | Washtngion, second; time, 10m, 31x, cities ted se roth Sees i serena, Dont © | In the senior double sculis the Toronto | and Philadelphia were represented by ye FIRST GAME. © Jersey Citys WHT Be Hobos | ae Ole Guna opening shows witch call | $ | Rowing Club. 1. F. Scholes, bow: F. 3.) their quota of cycling stars, all Intent | "°° NTS TOSS ; ent al ue8ts he hetd du ®'smith.. stroke,” won; Atalanta’ Boat| on taking a fall out of amateur cham- ae, September. T ub, New York, J. J. F. Muleahy, bow; | pion Marcus Hurley, the Columbia Col- NEW YORK'S 87, LOUIS BROOKLYN jround ‘epted the offer ". M. Varley, stroke, second, Time--| jege crack. ‘The attendance was by far MASTER SPECIALIST. poss s 5 iPr 4 8) The first game of the series of three oo 8 fm. 14s. the best of the season when the fret {ff q.————_—. ___ L } 0 " § e of Calltors } ————=___——— he card, the one- = 1 1 § | between the Hoboken team and the J pee Hi ot G iltornta, the new ee Tees euaninn wae, RenCT AWAY, NERVOUS DBRIL} Cures quick { 310 bite Q] sey Clty mine, of the [astern Leagun, | Mena drampian, of ne world, RACING NOTES. UO Sas Wille) Wanye ay ay Ree ee Waseda 9 OT Win be played at th porge Cricket Somer an oflclal announces | The summaries method. Bits’ an 0 0 Onno 0 6 | Grounds in Hobok: morrow. ‘The ma he had knocked-out | Oredhint mile smatour champiooshin —Firet |HQBRIGTORR cured in 5 to 16. days Murphy, 100 1 0 ae ht to be clos nd exciting. aid he would meet the Hiram J. Scoggan, the well-known] neat won by Jo Naniopal Ae Oa Prats without cutting, stretch- D'Neltt, 1 v0 Hi do che twirllig for the t best man in his class. Tt te ex- | turfman, 1s seriously il at his home in} of Rochester wan sects | Time Megaa, No A. |p Ie. paln or lone of time, It in = mar. i Rhoates, 1 16 Tiedor ikewine od that Neil's next battle will be n, His illness dates from an}. > G" 2 Re, was recond, Yellous cure. Nie noes th oither Johnny Regan or Tomy | « Lexington. 30. 2. Schwab, C. RC. A. PROSTATIC permanently cure ANY : Votan 2 O'Tota: 7437 8 Fi there | Feltz, ws attack of grip last spring, New compl!-|Time—45 1-5 neconde caw say Cae ems - 91ooOgn dd teams, jeorge Gardner, the light heavy-| eo 8 eddy. o ong standing. f+) Warned Rune Brooklyn, 2 Three-tase a ” ot given up hop seconde returns 2 Pe mete Dorie, Tater” Sta hans” thy Oe eetting On a match whe ae Bee Walter Jennings's horses will not be] “Fourth Heai—Won by M coum: HM VARICOCELE gured in from a to 10 7 ans (2), Dobbs, left on Husex—St Louls SARATOGA ENTRIES. simmons. He will make another ate| © seen in races until Sheepshead resumes] Ma b GAN lee, 5 ternal absorptive process. 2 eros Jordan and Toy ie Q jtempe in a few days to induce “Lanky | © business. He Is giving them a long reat nal champtonship: amateur {BE BEQOP Radical cures in 60 to 90 days. 5 en ——=_ Hob" to consent to meet him: Lae in preparation for some of the big Mut—Wen by Jolin Hardegan: Joe Forler I remove every vestige of pi ‘ By Bacriice “the Pha plane) {cece TRACK CARATOO AU AUSIBS oy Te eas orcl : stake: Sabie’ ig, and RJ. Quilts ehird, — Thme— |B POISON x07 fom the system without \ By So! The entries fur Monday's races are as ‘ere’ eGovert mmy Smith, | % qn : . Jones, 1. Paued Bails the Quaker City k 43 ( ‘ ‘1 host won by Marcus Hurley, re ‘Time of cure, 10 to 60 days, j Pirer-—Mesers. Hurst and Mor ’ Smith decided that Mecovern would be | & not think he will start the good two-|—S™ 1 gion race one-third mile won by DRAINS remedy (used exclusively by Cae ores pa much for him and fearing @ knook | © Year-old In another race at Saratoga, penal s Frank Kramer by. three Don't ou y. Come To-Nev. ged Ps es eo Se Ie Time—1.55 1-5. mako no charge for a friendly talk \R eer \¢ ssonship, frst _semiAnel arge ESULTS AT CHICAGO. | Himmy Britt, the champion lightweight | © John, Mackay, of the Rancho dé Paso Onectira "mile nmin gt gmt taal] Bor correspondence’ Come to me In the | California, le ing , e ° Stud, ney half-siste o 0 v1 ey _ ° (Special to The Evening World.) ee 1) Rateiionins ng induce Jack ARIAS Gd eae tits on nd, Billington: gtualy ly treat Me private and special ‘ ogo fighter, to mak POVDBOS HHOS PEDDOHOD ren ond ‘ iseases of men for 30 years. Nothing, ' WARLEM RACE TRACK. CHICS ua Hurley aecont. aclonce oan devi wt or’ money buy ie 0, | Irene Lindsey ) with him Agnes 1) ! BR tt tx will. | ——— de O' KReefe three pound ———— 4 Alex. Shlelds and Fi. oR. Thomas do lackiog in my office equipment. I will x oy “ Wug. 15.—Followiog are the resulis Q ¥ i Mcriesactioniel (6 be > Mix of} Our sald TNU0F he’ will make. the maten iS will be: driven: to. sulk: notes yer own Golden Maxim. Shields . Use you honestly, trent you, akiltuile } ft Seraunlherar tide i ome . : te Nani Be ean 1 u faye he wants to be fully assured. of FISHERMAN S FIT and restore you to health in the short. ie afternoon: ay for four-y oa * course, { Joe Maclas. matchmaker of the W This will be the Initia: the horse's good shape before he makes est time, with the least medicine, dis : }First Race—Three-quarters of a mile ae apis i \ngton Bre ting Club, af ¥ }prar i vse in this part of|the proposed deal, . CAUSED HIS DEATH. comment ane sameniey el etl 1 Yon by Bard Burns Anu 1 3 [Ms taken Sammy Smith 2 ‘ . o C under- Beautiful and west, 6 " The Dutter i City foatherweigit, tinder his mat The t ¢ Wednesday will be} Jockey nelll carried off the hon- Ramo cure Medievee tuvoimecs, (oF 107 Martine! wan tiled, ‘imecss7 cg Peaants tot nh betwean. “Coun Corban ies » attempt of Dan Whe 1605, the [OS AEE uN Aeelnee aeeorah en Dr.L.R WILLIA IS & Second Race—Cne-halt mile.—W Thiet Race ‘the Kentucky. tur ities SME atood, Of Ceekete arene future. | a king cers, to break the world’s pac-| fourth at Fell from His Boat andiives Dreaned Lee M Clifton Forge, 7 to 5 and 3 to 6 ]yearaiotd, palling) Ave eid one-hast furlongs, [AMUN stood off Co alx rounda held by Star Pola ne Help Could Be Secure: Ww a Hee taclanas. Hi MAlaadennnin reseniteca ny i area h nel by § Before Help 105 West 34th St, N, Y, Wood, 15 to 1 waa second; Witehorats | te ( ; yy he can repeat the tt ene nude six years ago. SOUTH NORWALKS TAKE to Rescue Him. Hours,9 A.M. to8 P.M, pa | pivination War third. Time—, r Monday are {thee : ay ’ 5 nem | National Lea rs i H 5 Pi ROEREN Stach, NEW ROCHELLES’ PLACE. so Sheehan. forty-two years old, Serr a icuis. | ae soeve tianaion, The Bonner Memorial, the Bigl ps2 r,som wo _ nace sheen. once it a oy a Bil Cee os Soar Ron Ya, i P i | Frank Witeon, Majo) Carsey’s Team WIM Have Strong]. \Watlabout Basin when he was selzed Hee — | all axon. handicap ive, [ateener tH ea urse of $20,000, Will Be Hanes aterauy Opposition 'To-Mor: ow, aA n epitentic fit, fell over‘vonrd and 3 Ito ven! ; 1 Trot THe Hiram Woodr ' ave}. epanbesh To ji Dwhed before assistance reached | URINLOCH PARK RACE TRACK, 8 i ping. Ground Trotted For on Thursday! ,22) rot mam wostrum 9 ims: pomeT ene south Norwalk tes one | war dgowined before wesietaeg, oashe = M4 pie aiiha OE HA His Eminence Staats Nickelette necticut, will play Kid Carsoy's team | Mm, RUSsst crappled for the body, | s ete ancet, setedled 10 i aate es Next by the 2.12 Class. hi sataka to-morrow at Bqultaole ark, Sixty: |Pegvafver_an, hour's hard work brought |Z ABS tun here this afternoon resulted as ah ieaias | fay. Meare son Hires slivers treet and Were ind avenue, [iv to the surface, Then Bergen sent in| g- f 1 nye rs Kas Anne oe, Rochelies were announce ‘all for an ambulance. = Uh Receive and « halt turt ng ifs Mean winch canny soln. nena earn fenin'thtough | Sheehan mt w Riassblower angcived | shld, and urlonge: Mi Vrs rk nic Emeciine at retention (aepeora tHe the yi Taylor 8 hy = Won by Allegrett to. B and 1 ty f; Ae ilies ha ¥e Pedal a Clr . nee ing ut Brighton | 767-7 {a mistake fn at No. 63 = C cond 0} 7 * each will Oe on Monday ‘ a I ah even, was 9 ‘ond; ‘Tiomaine was BIR tart aalgactes Baatern 1 enue Standing. heat of the first race will Monte ¢ 13 sh aR urlongs, van Weide PC Cla Wok every day at 2% P.M programme | facet ” =| Wd Race—Mile and twenty yards. | Driery ftackamoor Hhuttalo ay 698 Toran i 40 ve a Wy Bace—One mile dass puree 81,000, {= ieee Know, A to 6 and our: Priva, | Rob. fo: Rockaway derery Ghiy at yay 8 2 for the week ix an attractive one to t y AR ere C fl want every man that is?) 3 second; Eva G. wa Fietotne, Areas DaMiepee se Ste, oan 2h ot lovers of trotting and pac dit 1 Abort (armerty Anaconda), Men, ome to Me! sutfering from Varicocele, § | = mh, ul peat) purses hung up are suificlentiy lar Dition. CORE Stricture, Acute and Chronic Ulcers, Blood Poisoning, 3 | 2 insure the e of the vest horses Hydrocele, or any Swellings, Catarrhal Discharges,? = Nob Farrell Wants a vateh, Bob Farrell, one of the oldest of the old-timers who stil sUcks to the fgat- Rheumatism in ali its iorms, Lost Vigor and Vitality, Bladder and Kidney Conditions, Eczema, Pimples, Eruptive Conditions of the skin, or the Summer Resort col-| jit’ piain fhe Sunday World when you} 88"! h Race—For ¢ in the country. a ‘Thursday a new organization nized last night at the Bonner Memoria, a Pee-year-olde yolom. War o! Ing game; und: who hus y _ Yacation, And Ho not] sng nie labialis a pinse it fori NBEO Tan ‘Slane ii Madixon avenue, ‘The follow- ses of Men, to come and have a social Mat’ The World's Vacation] riew*u! Ku s alg youth Ih the manty arteat selfs 1 Diton, & re oMce:s were elected: President, J. chat with me, | will give you Free of Charge a thorough per- Maye a splendid assoriment | G!¢ Money 1 te for a match | erotting qu will go inet time, | He ‘Tyler; Vice-President, J. Varnan; sonal examination, together with an honest and scientific opinion News Comany proved el and’ railroad Mtera- N In nt the. ritteets and tt in firmly. expacted tht this won| = sEreaident) iP. O'Nell; of your case. Suffer no longer. Consult me at once. ively that the dail champlon D. J. Kavanagh; Financial Write if you can't call, Hours, 9A. M.to 8.30 P.M. Daily. Sundays y Letreulae derful mare | will reed held On Tuesday John A. Meerron, Va> speedy. matinee horse, winner of the Boston Challenge Cup for three success © world’s iain th th Nelson Banta; Resording’ yd. J. Whalen; 'Rorgernt-at- Dayid’ Campbell; Board ot Truy- >, . Chairman; G. MoNas ferger; Ch! Tribe, P. W, Medielne Man, John Creedon, ot The World /n New Yorie | Cy ts tens of thousays greate» thas ‘ of any other pafr, about all World's Vacation Buréai Broadway, between 2 Ww 10 A. M, to4P. M. Consultation and Advice Free, R. H. M. MacKenzie, M. D., '*° ”: ¥%StoeK Boo, Who has brougit 01 fighiors In ils day, saya he will Any man his welght ame to-day. is ‘Afty-six years Basebn 3.30 P.M, Cine!