The evening world. dated September 19, 1904

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“Circulation Books Open to All.” AKER Mi TEND STATE TIGKE A? Brookiya Jorist Declared t Declared to Have Been bay ‘Decided On

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- YORK NOT PROTEC TED DAT! NIGH TBY F ACE 7 SECTION OF THE WEST SIDE BETWEEN THIRTY-FOURTH STREET AND ONE HUNDRED AND 3 7 ;

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pf POs otha seas Bi a eons’ « suomces Cao 4 a GREAT SECTION OF THE EAST SIDE BETWEEN THIRTY-FOURTH STREET AND ONE HUNDRED AND

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* $e a n with Y. M. C. A. Team Jereey’s Capital Is Close Up-ta the Fifth Inning This PENNANT LEADERS GET >) FIRST AUN IN THE

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nC Mm ’ rR, a aw v a! Sd Len ? ’ 4 } al 2eSt i-eee in the young woman's apartments on | io be fig‘ through to Pine street,

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VAN } ENOL ld d with Great Splendor th Anniversary of the ir Resort. SPORTS AND PYROTECHNICS, u Gras Festival, Fancy- Ball

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tH ——DATTLE AND HEAVY LOssts Russian Generals Make Important Re- connoissances South of Mukden, and One Rumor Is that the...

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ay |7WO HEROES WHO LEAPED INTO \ a ATH 1) RAGING SEA 10 SAVE SHIPMATE Jackies on Battle-ship f Ex-Fireman’s Wife Leaps...

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* *SOMBREAND SLOW Fe _— "7005" day, seemed in the best of health and spitita, and remarked to him as she Quisite fancies. bee

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Kescee ns weer € WORLD IL ES—T HIS EDGREN’S COLUMN. has been @ great lot of talk Tack" Johnson, the colored Critics have com-

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e REASONS WHY THE STOCKS LOWER AND THE TRADING DULL Amalgamated Copper, Best of the Few Good Features, Gets | Support, While

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FLATS & APARTMENTS TO LET,|FLATS & APARTMENTS TO L. JOARDERS WANTED. FURNISHED nooMa To Ler, aN NRA AL Otay 20 Cents Per...

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W.— complete housekee ‘all_conventences; reasonable. . GOVE. 108 B.—Bineie furnis fed rooms; private family; terms moderat nH

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the Press Publishing Company, No. & to @ York, Entered at the Past-Ofice an Gecondeiass Mall Metter, .+NO. 18,788, Evening

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29 Trish Point Curtaing rm Pure whtte—full I borders in and floral pan strong never saw such before for so emall 6 rice. Mo

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H, Onderdonk, who |s said to 9.6 nephew of the late Unlted States i to be worth $900,000 and $1,000,000, who dis- from his