The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1904, Page 13

“THE E WORLD? _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mi MAY" 45 190 ) ALL THE NEWS OF PS THE DIAMOND, RING SSE, HOW MFARLAND BROKE WILITANY SHON = “WEE WILLIE” ey e a a nae WORLD'S CYCLE RECORD RECORDS BROKEN) FT [a ff ities <4 | and compart- | | | § | ments; value $10; . Further particulars of F. A. McFar- | others at 200 yards, with others at | Myo final: Hants: werendeciaeciaertne x pisien ial Yand’a record-breaking win of a mile{ 19 and 190 yards. Besides McFarland |siifary Athietic Shows at Modis 13 handicap in Australia have come ta] on the back marks were Dom Walker, gisars Garden last, we > | hand. Major Taylor failed to quality | the Australian champion, at 29 yards; | tie qo)-vard dash and the talle con. . 1¢ in his heat, but in the final the other | McDonald, at 90 yards, and Marley, at | png 4 Fa handleawrdecw che i * riders put up such a pace that the clon-| 4. The task of the back markers ap- | 5.41, RRRIR SETAE EAT = 2 1% seconds better | {in fine trim, and thought he would be cord. able to duplicate the time he made in ing out Taylor. than the best previou ond, and the time was 104- The report states that ten heats were |* Harios paced for the first tap, Me-| In the mile run for the champlonship necessary before the final, In which| Donald taking up the third R only heat winners and the second men | ley Ured. When McDonald was forced | ont was r |ment was first In 4m. 48%., brealiny Fo fasten {0 give Up aa pacemaker Dent Walker R fe : is Sra ee attest heats competed | went to the front with McFarland, and | the Military Athletic League record by rode in the fifth heat, but] before the Australian champion | had |@ seconds, , F, A. Murphy winning | slowed down ho had brought the Call- G0 | <a = ated Californian had to cover the mile | peared a hopeless one, as Murphy was | PU I atl te bd ° fn 149, whichals fou Twenty-second t \< Fosts, | ; for.. $4.75 2 Doors West of 3d Ave. sh when Far- |W. Io. Grady of the Tw Major Taylo: did not qua Pe he 90- i 1S ei fornian within striking distance TD, Plane ee ane jo st r-s, with limit man. McFarland cat loose and 4 . D. Plunkett, a 190-yard man, second. | rode around the fying leaders on the McFarland won his heat, the fourth, | outside and won by two open lengths Dy_e’ length, in 2.00 1-5. from Plunkett, 130 yards: NY Fatt va af. ‘ ng | Yards, being third.” Walker had spec TH the final heat Umit man was | Cnough left after his pacing work to on tho 2% ere were two nish fourth. WHAT THE COLLEGE OARSMEN ARE DOING NEW HAVEN, May 4.—In the make-, place! of E. Hanemann, H. J. Enos, up of the Yale crew which is to meet | who has been at No, 3. in the first boat Annapolis on the Severn next Saturday, | for the last three weeks, gave way to Morse, No. 7, is left off tho lst, ‘This | RS. Pierrepont, formerly No. 7 in the change was made because Morse has | pont'n lace In the junior ‘varsity, E. fallen back in his scholarship and can- i, Updike went from No. 4 to bow in hot make {t up before the race. It) the first crew. means an entire Si ara W3 TEHAGA, slay. daGourthey kept hie will get | word and yesterday gave to the Cornell L J wal crews the most severe shaking up of the A on Sature| Season. Snyder was taken from tho ie verd mi 5-Piece Mahogany Frame Parlor Suits, like cut. Covered in springs” Nevet nude to sell for les than Sasi speck. $24.65 | Brerything for Housekeeping Housekeeping Credit \75c. Weekly Opens an Account. } \ccount.| Credit No need for ready cash—Beautify your Home on Small Weekly ¢ gor Monthly Payments, as may best suit your ability to do so. == Refrigerators in antique oak, like illustration, charcoal lined, alr tight and with patent locks; value $9.00; special, $4.89 Mortis Chairs, like flustration, ma- hogany finished frames, reversible Handsome Velour Couches, deeply tufted, in exquisite colorings, lagden, stroke; | ‘varsity four and placed at No. 2 in with heavy f st-class up- hase, No. 5: If, Scott, No. | the elght, and Ballinger took Wads- DENTISTRY. pblouesy cust olseeseeadaiveeg tert? teal iasurtoues Ferguson, No'3, Whitney, No.2 worth's seat at No, 4. The crack ions; value : u : Phipps, bow | Sophomore boat was broken up for |firat ume in Sts existence. After Jasper T. Goodwin yesterday made | ing rowed together two years Courtney nother shift in the Columbla crews. | has shifted some of them. Lee was 3 3! . wh vi y .. | Supplanter iv soher in the bow seat, Van Siclen, who rowed bow last Satur- | SUPPInted By Tinos te or Bocech nt day in the first ty elght,’ went |Nov's, and Rankin steered In place of to No. 8 in the second boat, taking the | Slocum. dpeelassrersresstece es, DICAD [Open Saturday EVgS.| “Gosen Oak: oe ideboards, Sock 4 4 Rooms Comfortably Furnished for $94.50, | ivscasmilands $12.00; 5 pe cial, HAYES DENTAL OFFICES now at 338 Oth Ave,, cor. Zist ROUND THE BASES. nay j Rions Comey oredr M2200 | Fast 3) Best Teeth $8.00 RAILROADS. NOS AND i PIANOS AND ORGANS, _ Good Set of Teeth $5 é Crowns, $4.00 up NewYork Central. Fillings, - 50c up|- ‘ cnigat iailog 434 Wireats en rt pe + “tian "express. SHODS ae ‘ 1 Dentists to ba D. Open|t STANDING OF THE CLUBS. SATION AY LEAGUE, Wet. PC Club. Wf, F Rilonietio .F ncaa Even this early In the season Mo- this season than they were last. That Graw's pitchers have shown up some /is a bad break, Fred, since Kelley's of the Eastern pennant aspirants. If | colts have beaten the Pittaburg oracks Milligan and Wiitse, the Southpaws, |#00d and plenty this spring. ») make good, and it now seems probable 8s “ i: Zeneeoeeere Evenines 5S by |_Arthur Devlin % built so much Ike rg? t 3 Tae eee ecent etait ot Ywiriers” °Y |Dan McGann that the cranks are often a | THE ORIal E Y 1B ecole neta He See ogee | tie ti ’ — is : | NEW ph ORK PAINLESS 2ESSESESTS ate Ss Be >>> D<g> >> Ez Joe Kelley {s out with the ennounce- | Lat, ve to glance at a score TAL PARLOR! Maibany Express ment that ho will make no more changes |Card to assure themesives. He eTH AY (Op. 0 Fens) a Detrutt & Ch a 4 J 1, (Op, Gr ings I). Bo in the Reds until June STEAK Roplnnete st. Towle Nae Fall ‘Set "S ian! Barney Dreyfuss looks upon Roscoe |tional League Club owner, has come of Teeth, Miller, the ex-Glant, as another Phil- |out good and strong against early open- The New, Up-to-Date ac Ne) ae «| Richardson Piano RA EROAU RE at a price within the reach of everybody. We offer the latest im- proved Richardson Piano for $195—on liberal terms of $5 Down and $1 a Week, This piano is built by skilled piano makers and fully guar- anteed in every particular for Lippe. Hi hoping Roscoe makes lings. If a 154-game schedule is pro- rats Her as Rnoadco in New posed next winter “no” will eppose, it Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Sp PM) Pacitig pee : a WiecoO sly GROWN AND BRIDGE, WORK DOME By SPECIALISTS. Hye Ac iiixcent Monday, Jim McGuire, the Highlander’s yet-| Since Fred Tenney, uf the Beaneaters, eran backstop, 1s looking younger than | became a cartooniat, he !s sald to be : ever. McGuire ts said to be the oldest |Icoked upon with suspicion by his fel- player in big league vom: DUETS | lowintageeed Peat Moranstheiwenketop! acts just as coltish as the youngsters. Kee threatened to make oe ot ‘Wee Wille Keeler {s in better | Tenney if he “puts one of them funn! Wwhape this year at the start-off. Pictures of him in the papers. aa The new baby girl In Fred Clarke's Kittridge ts lining the ball down t0 |, usehotd has ao strenuously nam EE EIS AE CES EEE Annetta Bertilda, The initials “A, B. To one witnessing the Senators’ pre- | signify at bat, and place a baseball Mminary practice yestertay it is hard | handle to her name. Pennsylvania ® RAILROAD. to renlizo that they have lost so many] tarry Lumley, the Brooklyns’ new 1 & Hudson River RR. a term of ten years. Ever: games, ‘They gave the early arrivals | outpelder, not only resembles Billy Endler pane Oy mine ater ft. We aay piano bears the Pare mene Hamilton, but he 1s showing something of Billy's speed on the bases. Little Mike McCormick, the Trolley Dodgers’ new third-sack artlat, is be- at American League Park something Anteresting to look ‘at. It must be an odd sight to see Little Jimmy Casey behind the bat for the For. in me ite points to sc thous Express Pianos Delivered to Your Louls. 1 Lin: for Det valle, § 2h PM. . NIA LIMITED, BNE He He eh Mutfaln Chey aren Home Upon Payment of $5, ne an or Beeleltes, but with the three regular | jc : cain catchers’ on the hospital list; the mid- | /eved to have a permanent Job in the Neat When your piano is pur- fh | Ret was the Cubs" only hope, and he | Hanlon infleld now, He has done such 2 ate tay fae Hased fi : fas been me Rood. Casey started aC a bee RD, Sele Ashville (via in Bray af nen Jersey Cty, fe chased from us, our guaran- js basebs catcher. 1), ndlanspolis, C on 204 s - Now the Washington scribes are busy | : Steen, parent xmee Learn Bota oC Tee sented, and if it is not entirely Betailing what might have been. oe Corbett, some years ago the or Chicago, ‘Tuleda whi ACH. SMITH. O"B LAMBERT, s | Might I pelbe ot ies ban eee Ona ne for Caleaxo, uo'and AMBEE satisfactory in every respect, Joo Kelley is making pa hit with the | a af we will sénd for the piano and refund your money at once. The Richardson Piano has 7 1-3 octaves; three strings throughout; over- strung bass; metal pressure bar; new improved repeating actions, sixteen- ft, but nal, has Cincinnat! fane as Jake Beckley’s suc- RR LUD COM, fe CARGINAI/ DRS Cope cessor, back to National League company with playin The Reds’ chief is said to be | ae rae, . Ree is a wonderful game ne frst, | Si! his effectiveness. Even this early e dod [ote season he hay struck out ten of ols P : patters in one Last red. Clarke, the Pirates’ leader, | Patts Tighe lsat rae bey rairecora pound imported felt hammers, ivory keys, solid brass trimmings, pedal pro- Hoesn’: i " loesn't think the Reds much stronger | made by Mathewson, tectors and action brackets, automatic full-length music desk, beautifully Ry 5 =o a fe, “Toleds ‘und chines : A : 1 RUTT W = FOREIGN . AUTO EVENTS age rc i ia SB RUN co ct a6 : a ma double yeeged cases, Lie a ‘ FIGHT SUNDAY BALL INS IN PARIS. “|, : tna Peladttaare, cise: | oo anda Salta e charge no interest for time taken in making payments. i SHI i ae "00 We present with every piano selected a beautiful stool and cover, TTT ogg BCIAL.—Datly from 9,93 to 25. ) We also offer the celebrated Wilson Piano at $175, as Well as the Eo Weigner and Walters Pian ‘ISSA WEEK OPENS:AN: RED on very Samay Weltner ag Every piano we sell is fully guaranteed for ten years and kept in tune for one year free of charge. EXCHANGE your old piano for a beautiful new one. We will send for your old plano without cost to you, and will deliver the new piano to your home at any time you may desire. Thus, if you intend to Recent advices from Paris show that at a recent meeting in a 1,000 metre| Interest is growing in tho internatton-| M. Wagner, A. Salleron, Leder, IN HIGHER COURTS race Rutt defeated Mayer by a length, |@l cup race for automobiles which fs to | Verge, Leblon, Chaulis Mathfen and Rettish third and|be held in Germany on June 17, and in| Fournier, Achille. F } TU) courth. ‘The two first named riders are | which America is expected to have one | Teste, Baron de Cha Scheduled to come to this country about {or more represontatives. Announcement | man, Roug the middle of May. of the drivers for the ellmination trials | Duray, Burton, ‘Thery, Calrlos, Welgel ini: i abroad shows that forty-eight men are| Germany—Herren Paige, Fritz Opel, Erockiyn Ministers Prevail Upon striving for the honor of representing | Henrich Opel, Baron de Caters, Werner, District-Attorney to Appeal | 4 few devotees of the whimsical and | their countries in the long, hard Jour- | Jenatsy. Braun, Hieronymous, Barbar- {the eccentric are talking of breaking {ney of 820 milee over the winding | aux, Ricard! ng Kesal on ir and Dining. Caray a Express, 9.25 A. isi i AN! . from the Decision Rendered |and training zebras for family pleasure | course, Fngland—Lieut.-Col, M. Mayhew, Jo in oe mie AAA mx four ome anytime ox iy ene Than it ou tend - . Stocks, ‘ord | s i nove, ; by Justice Gaynor. jot live ets gate eat cots eal eee eae Eevetterdiiss H rott, Campbell, Muir, Memphis and New Orleans, 3,25 P. eal ON CASH SALES we box and ship pianos free of charge to any part of . ras say they can easily, be] gollowing are the drivers of machines aries arrose. Campbell, Mule | all easter pt tt SALES made docile and tractable in drawing] in elimination tridls abroad: Daresca eave) : ; Ff Outo agigt® eel rles Jarrott, | ltaly—Storero, Lancia, F Mt aati smart wagons and will afford a refresh-| France—Gabriel, wash A quartet of ministers, headed by the |{1# novelty of contrasts among the| Baron de Forest, M. Baras, Beconnals,| std oth Rev. A. W. Byrt, superintendent of tie Horses and automobiles. Quaggas are sh, 974,,2.05 P. | jobbers june been pa Pour own All Cars Transfer to Bloomingdales’ no we? nday 5 Church Society, called upon District. {#40 Well _thought of, It's u grout pity FOR SALE, Meetibuled Fraines utrat patie care aad sfeck'fo unlond tor auick cash rerard Weekday, CU\A4 | Costs Inte Attorney Clarke at his office { | that giraffes are now go rare and har® AK EA, ARR ee § c nw vi | fin tdi fondue ht Cyt [fatenaia” ames Sneaners | GUAKERS ALL AT S DIAMONDS*CR EDIT sec ge ers ates Ob Pa at, 9 Pretest against Sunday. baseball to tho | scrapers, imported from Africa, would| ‘There is something wrong about the | ockdaga, eam Victors Spaldings, Barner, Olive ppel Division of the Supreme |afford in Rotton row! Two enormous Quaker outfit, There are several good b ‘nelle. neurly every mn FOR SALE. “Tsed Cycles, $5 to $10; °° FOR SALE, Court. itee bes, Wearng superb plumes of| nitters on the team, but it Is feared they er auth | y } ri i ay their own, would al poyers" x | ‘Mr, District-Attorney," said Mr. | the oastmtera de ee eee eratty | aro developing social aspirations Ike eae emplON AEs, re progktin. 4, Court Bizet "S00 , FOR Byrt, as spokesman, "I um here in the | Ho APC Is park | are developing woe arr eigo not {| Sughd, Call oF write Hin afonaway. and. Bonney Mth | T. RBS, 78c., 95c., £1.23 CRE DI EVERYBODY. figst place to express my appreciation ——————__. caro about hitting anything but the EL, W. SWEET & CO: Sit enil tors e fromm’ hotel ALE make: tune tone, aiines of your actions in presenting tris mat-| Poughkeepstes Strengthened. | gajary bell. President Potter and his annatons 4 Fealdencem thirviueh, tO “aeatoaton os ite Oe Meta eele : crnttnn lek Eo iad alee ; : Main Store, 5’ ‘be confidential, tam- aA ter to the court. We hope the matter | % ore: pec Goan Mr Rgt Ghee Gad Gch Cet ee ee ‘ho Poughkeepsie team will be|confreres are fast becoming di pil to a higher court. The decision of Jus- tice Gaynor, we think, overlooks the J. R woop, attic Manager, Bh Ave. 'y ur strengthened by the addition of several|aged, as with the change from Zim- Es fullblown professional players, espec-| mer to Duffy and the infusion of some Park Row Store Open Till 0 P.M Ae Bing Manhattan Clothing’ to, Jally for the Hoboken game at St.|new blood it was thought a change By Gata ee was not #0 much George Cricket Grounds out Sunday.| for the better would follow, but the *Lrqrbile my tuctiation’ ict ane Fest OF thle Darlcaiar”ssines °° | team Us playing a poorer game than at ~~ | 143d Ave., Near 65th St, N.Y ( ; —_— any time during the last two seasons, * 9 ° matter drop,” sald District-Attorncy An 044 Supersiftion. WATS A biawoxpa BROOKLYN --700 BROADWAY, “ PAYoent Clases. | T must not o sider this an a England’s Drink Bill 1. Superstitious folk eee nothing but bad viii Baa eer itica \e desired, OPEN EVENINGS, With the sentiment wich you expram: | DF. Dawson Burns has pubdityhed his TROY, on York LARIERY Src luck in losing on Friday a pocketbook mm rican Watch ad Dia.nind Co. | #€ for no other reason than to settle the | annual analysis of England's drink bill. | Wor a™ pavausii MAUL tae SiN ue Ts on Weak stuffed with yellow-backed bills, But TAKE ELEVATOR. PATENTS. as nD losses of that sort have been ; countle: contention ono3 and for all. I shall expenditure Like the cave to the appellate cours.” | siete amount of the ¢ during 1303 tolow sad: ano 2a G i, Mosher H, Jac- Ente 3M, @ decrease over | Borne, Ty De Haute, , Chase, & Dewey. Rages Testa t Fa Amer Longue | , a5 compared with the figures ee om will Hay, 2 tone between recovered througn the “Lost and Found” columns of Sunday World EDGAR TATE & CO, 265 ‘Solicitors. Advice Free, ore Guide,