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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-10
HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY.
How Would You Like to Receive S1 ; Week for Three Years?


 Week for Three Years?
 An interesting story comes from the store of the Hampson-Sellew Furniture Co that will appeal to every man, wo- man, boy or girl in Waterbury. They have planned to give to every customer T slip showing the amount of the ptlr- chase made. The idea is to save these slips or pass them to friend that Is collecting them, so that the person who will deliver to the office of the Hamp- son-SelleW Furniture Go at 1o4 Grand street in the week ending August ;. 1902, slips representing the largest total amount in dollars and cents will receive one dollar every week for three years from that date. Such an attrac- tive offer as this has never been made before in the history of the city, and it will be q lucky person indeed that wins such a valuable prize. They are doing this to call attention to the mag nificent line of furniture that is al- ways to be found at their store Christ mas is near at hand. Never before has this concern shown such an attractive display of useful and desirable pieces of furniture suitable for Christmas gifts. One can see about forty styles Of Morris chairs ranging in price from
 
 $5 to S25. Couches occupy an im- mense floor space, to the number of H. most 100. Ladies desks are represent ed in all the best styles made Lots Of pretty parlor chairs and rockers. Par Tor and library tables and parlor cab- inets are shown in such numbers that the most critical purchaser can be well suited. Then again there is the mag nificent display of sideboards, buffets, china closets. extension tables, side ta- bles and dining chairs.
 To the book lover there are many handsome library cases and book shelves. For the young lady dress ing table i'll birds eye maple. golden oak, red birch and genuine mahogany. For the gentleman shaving stand or q chiffonier. For the cook q Onakel range that will make work easier for her and cause the word dyspepsia to become an unknown word in the house hold. It will be q pleasant visit that anyone can make in this store. Livery. body is always welcome whether they wish to buy or not
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-10
HOSPITAL DIRECTORS.
Held Annual Meeting Last Night and
 Elected Officers.

Elected Officers.
 The directors of the Waterbury hes pital held their annual meeting last night and chose the following officers: President, F. J. Kingsbury; vice-presl- dent, J. s. Elton; treasurer, A. M. Blakesley; secretary, J. H. Bronson; executive committee, D. l.. Frisbie, C.. W. Beach, H.. H. Peck; matron, Miss Mary A. Andrews; consulting physi- clans, Dr E. L. Griggs, Dr E. W. Nc, Donald, Dr T. l.. Axtelle; visiting phy- sicians, Dr F. c. Castle, Dr Carl F.. Munger, pr J. NJ. Benedict, pr Waiter l.. Barber, pr Caroline L. Conkey, Dr C. ". s. Frost, Dr D. J. Maloney, Dp Frederick G. Graves; gynecologists, pr Myron L. Cooley, Dr H. c. Anderson; opthalmic and aural surgeon, pr c. $. Rodman; board of directors, Frederick J. kingsbury, E. L. Frisbie, George w. Beach, David s. Plume. Henry H. Peck, James $. Elton, John H. White more. William +. Fulton and Freder- ick B. Rice, the last named in place of Edward c. Lewis, deceased. Henry l.. Wade was elected as q corporaror ill place of Edward c. Lewis. The total number of patients admitted dnr- ing the year was 366, 175 males and 191 females. The discharged patients numbered 316. There were 1T deaths during the year, twelve of this number dying within As hours after being taken to the institution. The total number treated during the year was 395. The largest number of patients at the in- stitution at one time was forty-nine and the smallest number twenty-five There are now thirty-two patients there. The reports of the several off cers We're read and approved.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-10
Mrs. stanfora,s Great Gift.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.-Mrs. Jane L. Sanford has transferred to Le- land Stanford, IT,, university by deed bonds, stock and real estate valued at $30,OOO,O00, the largest single gift ever bestowed on any institution of learn ing. Of this amount $1S,OOO,00O con- sisted of gilt edged bonds and stocks paying large revenue. The real es- tate deeded to the university comprises much of the property originally given by Senator Stanford, but the deeds of which were found to be illegal.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-10
A Claim In Hawaii.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.--Mrs. Car oline Blickle of Allegheny, Pa, has written to President Roosevelt asking his assistance in securing what she all leges is due her from fortune of S1OO,0OO or more left by an uncle, Charles Brenig, who went to Hawaii in 1860 under the name of Simeon Webert. She alleges that the will un- der which Samuel NJ. Damon, formerly a member of President Dole's cabinet, is made chief beneficiary was forged.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-10
wakeman Asked to Resign.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Wilbur +. Wakeman, United States appraiser of this port, has received from Secretary Gage of the treasury department q re- quest to resign his office, the resigna- tion to take effect not later than Jan. |, 1902. It is stated that MT. Wakeman will not resign and that he will be- tween now and the last week in De cember make public certain reasons why he refuses to do so.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-10

In white. half kid; Lead. Kindly Light: Psalm of Life; Locksley Hall: Rip Van Wrinkle: Holly Tree Inn. Evangeline. Voices of the Night. each in box, each
 .lll. and 2Q
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-10
FIRST CAR LUMBER FOR FAIR.

St Louis, Dec 10.--The first carload of lumber for the construction of the St Louis worlds fair was switched into the grounds Saturday. The lum- Der was consigned to the contractor who is constructing the five miles of fence around the fair grounds.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
ARMOUR LEFT
$15,0OO,00O.
Chicago Packers Estate
NotNearly SO Large as
Popularity Believed.

CHICAGO. Jan %.-P. - Armour
left o7!y $i5,s0.uo Th!s cam. Out IN a
petition FOR letters ,.s,anrn,hty, iiied
In 'hc Probate Court. to-day
This estate T.. distributed among tho
m"mhcrs OF the Armour family. ;hc
I"s,tsrs named In III. petition n.ns:
Malv!nt q Armour. widow. j. ogden
Armour son Philip u. and Lester ~.
mour gran,lsons
The executors named in tho vii, are
the widow and ION.
The Armour Institute is not Included
among the legair.s. but II Is s.Gd Mr..
Armour made provision Tor the Cuturr
ui the insii;ut" 10y irans!.Frin. property
before MS i"fth
or ihc t.tI;or', wcalsh Ni.%u,"cp : IN
persona property and Nur.vS IN realty.
T. - Armour and Lester Armrur.
ErHadchi!dr-n u the t"siiIur hy A,- .an
i, u. Armour. Jr., upon a:tainlng to
aIr OF t~eni. tive Ilill each receive
$4,000. half % this from MI,N!nI -
Armour. their grandmother. and ha.'
from j Ogden Armour. their unFlr Al
tNiriy wears each = TO receive "A sIm!!Ar
amount nom grandmother and unr!U
rs reason for not leaving as si...i-
oh! .dren more, the writer ~ he vii eN-
pains tina, th"!r father iur.ng h. NJ.
hHi already received nehry all ~ ;
snare In the estate. To this the chi Irrn
ana their mo.hrr arr he,rs
The evening world., 1901-01-28
Girl Bilardst Tells Evening World Readers How to
Make Wonderful Plays.

competition ~ h-r style. Words can
hardly h. expressed - .p!ain her 'ru"
grcatr' A. old an expert OF he cIc
as Ma, ric" Daily cent imagine tn, &c
OUR, II eni -: such skil
She In III" very a"mr ~ science. sEiIl
aud strength. AL b4,8 Tier ruuitl
never .S.strI Ia man "r wonlu. AMI |
dan't think hey Tx. VIII ever he S.u
again .
From. the i!i'c tn" lit,l. cir! wa. ,bou:
abb, 10 tod II. 80" nag pe.n around "a
billiard t,bl". Her father, - teacher OF
The sane waN n.tti,i i's IN editorial
In u rcwspdp"r - Few y"nrs axe wtiuh
Inserted that NSi.uu Mas sooi IT
cvcrythnp but Il billiard PLAYER. ~
wal bourd To toad u differently ant
began his proof WITH RI daUrht"r
woman. II. Cont.ndei, has iCli
cHcy In fer WRIT that man hasn't. tud
why shouldn., she be great II tn game
THAT wi- HE argument. Tie has =
umphcd. bIi h. d gree o. physici. ref-
frc.i7n he had To bring his e!rl 20 b
fore sh. could demonstrate Il woman,
worth WIS harder than the siuiy %.
prglFS.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
ALLEGED THIEF
FA|NTS IN court
Mail Clerk Zimmerman
Overcome When the
Charges Are Read.

Chic, pos;-Omce Inspector John d.
King Rad a prisoner before United S.a'ss
Commissioner Shields this afternoon
VINO has cvcn him no end OF trouble,
AMI for whom he and his stan o. In.
spectors have been hunting for nearly .
year. :ing regards the arrcs; as tho
mes. important he has made in long
time
fac prisoner was William J. Thinner.
man. w..o has been Il clerk In Pos.-onice
lsrnncn a. In Greene street. ever s.ncs'
his appointment, over ten years ago. lie
il .o,u; ia!rty-ave years old. ard lived
ai.A his wife and three children at K
", Eighth street, IN a neatly furnished
Ia:
lie broke down completely when the
charge VAS read % him in cour, and fell
IN a swnor on the Commissioners desk.
lie wss iy'uscd Of systematically roo.
5gus tn mails Tor nearly year. ani Is
SAID t. have realized u large sum oil
money
The evening world., 1901-01-28
BIG HANDICAP WEIGHTS
ARE DUE NEXT FRIDAY
List Of Fine Performances of Brooklyn and
Entries Should Prove Interesting

Turs,.. AFRO lacking with ,,.crc., !,
m. ,n,ou,c.m.n, an E,iJay ~ -,
week ~ m. v,,,h,, f,r Ihc pr,oLiyr
SuhurI,,n and u,IpI,,,, ,t.,JI,a S,,,.
n.,,,,,,..
'"' ""''"s were announced i"' '..e OH
events horsem.n have busted themselves
figuring on, IN. no.,!hIc weights Mar,
-, ,,,,
80 "A''c 'ti'' ''"''''''P''' '"so''s h'f
an easy task
a. to ton weight. there seem. :, he
M. ~, sr,,,,.., .,t,. .,,
'"er."h '"a' .is. WIZ
e' hihiey MACK ana EthclbeTi. There Is
u Iiner.nc. ~ opinion, though a. "a
,xh,c, xhou,, ,, n.,t.,
To-.
''"i' OF IN" f"Hr-y"hf-"lis IT. the
Brooklyn. Is quite plainly mrs: nong
thos. OF his ap, Will. primo. ~ u,I,
The evening world., 1901-01-28
.R0EBER is A
HARD WORKER.
Puts in Six Hours a Day
Training for
POns.

Erncs; Ro.ber, who Is to NEE: biz
raul rons. the champion OF France. IN
a wrestling match AZ Madison square
Garden on Feb. q for the championship
Of the world j. putting himself through
4 sever. course ot training for the CON
test lie j. getting In shape :lf III"
contest at u gymnasium al lH' Second
avenue. t-.ins assisted by hi- three
trainers. Charles i.ronhardt. PIN kr.is
and Andrew kr"Lsner. all % whom are
three men kOChrr j. cons lantly an thr
mat AZ soon n he tires one he tackles
the other, Ru"hr- works three hours
~ the morning and three NOR. IN the
Afternoon, During this time he rTacs-r-
every known hold. The terrible .tTanDlc.
5000, he l. giving much ,ltcn ION 90 This
l. the hold ito.bcr hope - beat ron-
wan
The evening world., 1901-01-28
WINNERS At
new ORLEANS.
Fast Sprlnting Horses
Among Entries in
the Dash,
AUSTRIA AFTER JOCKEYS.
Representative of Foreign
Owners Signing Our
Riders.
AUSTRIA AFTER JOCKEYS.
Isr..,., 70 II. g..alns worlal


RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS, Jan
S.-To-dar'. carl brought on; song .
the best Ariters at the track. the six
and.a-haif riurlons handicap attracting
seven Of the short distance runners tina
have regulations here.
hummer, who approached within hal
Z second OF the world record FOR three
quarters. carried toaweisht In this. an'
Tom Kingsley. winner o. the Cottor
Selling race Of Saturday. and George
one OF the tastes, o: Western sprin,ers
epor;ed silk.
The six furlongs. second on tn. card
also brought out Triaditz,. Alex and "
J. Dets,e. George and Juanc,,a scratch
!ng out OF this.
The weather was fine and the track
fast.
Steve L'Hommedieu returned from the
Texas oil fields. wher. ne invested 4
property which he expects Will prove
valuable. Dave Gideon got In from
Now York and his money was In evil
dencc In the betting ring.
A representative OF Austrian racing
men has been here for several days look.
Ing for jockeys. and he has s,sn..,
Jockey Harry vitato-. who will leave
here for Austria In n few weeks. Vita
toe has some ability. but Is an arrant
coward and has had few mounts here.
FIRST RACE
fee three ear -oids. mai~.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
MAY KAARLUS, SORCERESS OF THE CUE, EXPLAINS
THE BEST AND MOST DIFFICULT OF HER SHOTS.

, ~ letter specimen of the y RECT .:,i
"N3sts ~ than she. Apparent y her
weigh io"s no; exceed the hundred
inFtk bU. n" -til.s show her 1T -.
pyuaf!S Tier muscles are as rigti =.
tL=lr. ~ ga ath..t" and as pl.iblc. Her
wlrh requires strength. and every lay
sh" iIt!u!g.r- IN .N,rrls-., ,rinc!piI y
.ith iumbrll- They are II" eiyht-ouEc.
affairs .'n"r, but weigh ~ the mel n
b0rli al ~ nfty pounds. They are like
TOYS lo h"t
fi8uh II giri playing Billiards wi II
j, r;F ',iif-uuncr cue. when the or.
Ana. nan mas ais ntuiS fLll In kdr.u-
Ing ts= eighteen rr nineteen Ounc. stick
Yet FHr VIVA. ms girl does. ami /, =
incorporated "irh IN" ch-" with which
I, mr. I,ti III Willow wand In school
5iys
p nor uh.r f.Li.d IN and :h1t
y Us frs intended demonstration Of tn.
tI.lirtys Of t"urh "f ~" Sr In hi
.ue l King tor every shot IL hard
an -laa nsr - u i g. lost.
krtrll- 81. iisNk"s . tilk OF hr
.NG S.'p q p.lftn lul bI'l!ar, .abl.
ssi.ed No. III 'fn" room IN. musical In.
.fru.rru w-IlJ he chosen by hrr--but
~ NJ. otter play r on the tib,c.
Patience Was Requisite.
rNil5 iui LAY which shot l. tn.
mort an l' VI all I know how - exc.
gu. III. BEGAN. They are all nlrd
4. f4Nsrr constant practice to retain
ones xxi. y good ns any one may
~ ms r. %. game. ,ncre are times
The evening world., 1901-01-28
ILLINOIS LOSES THE SUIT.
tunni Drainage .riI0n Drri.ir,i
Tor NissUurI.

WAsiiiNiToN. Jan. :--rhc tnitst
S:asrr supreme curt Ia. r,nlcrcl an
op.n ON IN thu rts" Of The chicago Drain.
sse taats nyer-rll!nS the demurrer
hici III IN 49, - n. state ~ lll.nu'~
and IN. Chicago Drainage Canal Dis,r!c;
Board.
The proceedings were hfouEh; by the
state OF Missouri aga.ns. the State %
Illinois ana the Drainage Board. the end
sought b.iAs 10 prevent the use pf ;ip
OF the drinking water NJ 81. Louis.
The effect o! IN. decision Is to sustain
the contention uf the State u Missouri
tice Sh ras tn. Chlef.Jufticc and jas.
tlcss Harlan And White united In . dis.
The evening world., 1901-01-28

Mes May kaarlus. the little sorcer"ss
81 She cue. who has startled the whole
billiard world by her performances on
the clothed table. described to All
Evening World reporter ihe execution
OF several OF her many hundred AIM
cui, shots.
Though only a sir" MOI So. in he
sweet sixteen stage 20 No" she has a
command OF the ct- thai d.'iic- com
phrison. OF billiard cNucr,s there ar"
many. bu; not even they At" excepted
when tn. declaration - made that hcr
equal does not Exist Il mus, not he
imagined thar mi iiltie sirl wonder
could vanuuish Champion schaefcr n,
his style o. game. She doe. not engage
In straight, cushion or b1lk-linc games.
but confines herself to the development,
OF higher dcm5nstrat!on-'nn snoot-
.nS
Wonder nryond the Wizard.
Again scha-."r w.th all HE knDwi.
.4cc - angles. would 50 / wn 20 GER
ta!n defeat were he 10 .ry rs hand in
The evening world., 1901-01-28
ENGLISH PRIZE DOGS HERE

TIL" Atlantic Transport liner Mime
hnha brought from London yesterday
fourteen dogs for exhibition ~ tn" com
ing Hhow ~ Madison Suunr. Garden.
Among III" most valunhl: 90 the colIec-
ton are the hlack-and-tnn setter Cham
plnn Duk" ~ Albrmiric by Baron liar
del out ~ ililin.
rh" SKY" terrier Jean linru.er. lately
purchased from Mrs Jack sheldon, IL
another I'm" animal with "A catalogue
pr!c" uf 1890
i'nncier Oldham. Of thi- city. had on
board several INST class iogs
The evening world., 1901-01-28
.PRlE.F|CHTER
FACES PRISON.
Paddy" Donovan |.
Charged with Killing
Frank Welsh.

judge Shipmhn. OF Bcvldcrc. y J.
aTra!gnci IN. men under arrest f,r com
rl!ciiv IN the pFlz. iisht which took place
a, rae Cedar Park Athletic Club AZ
rhillipsburs on bee 81. AMI 81 ch re-.
Hu!;cd in n" death ~ Frank Welsh. onr
~ ,he principals.
Prosecutor Aas!c novel i. rn-c nt
"faiIy' b"""van, Wclsh- npghu"n IN
tar night The prosecutor ln-i4ted that
Donovan "ns guilty Of maus.aightsr In
having c,usrl he d.,;h OF Welsh
chlrf " Police sherry. ~ rhallnthurg.
.clt hoa wc.n had collapsed uftrr ne
n.nih rouul ma been Tough, and lrw
nc ~. II Jan
The evening world., 1901-01-28
CLUE IN LYNN MURDER CASE
UiEnlct supposed q" Have n.cn
Carried l.. Victim I Uum,i.


LINN. Miss. Jan. y. Hunters for
f.4h.is In the w"pL. near he NPNN!r,.
p"rt inir'kc to-day fouEl - yc low
"l'Hk"i ~ . c!nnp OF bushc. u was
'r"r u hard. and whcn ,hiwcd OF wSs
found TO hiv2 many cuts IN II aui u
'ir- s''n thi: rcssnb!ci human h.suL.
Soar by was rock covered with blood
stliu.
The place where the blankc, was
round Is about II mile In IA direct line
rom the hom. ot George bailey. who
was murdered and thrown into the
water "a; the Floating Bridge twu
m1.tns ago. The poiicc have bees
blanket carried by Bailey the niln i,
,.-.-.rsLtS.. ! nc Tina Is considered
sWisiss nj. as Il may tst,tabl sin the seems
OF The cine. Miich w TO this time has
The evening world., 1901-01-28
ITALIANS MOURN VERDI.
'"mno~rr E"ingi,-h IL thr ,hsm
hrr oI Deputies.

ROME. Jan. S.-Thc r1amhcr OF
Deputies was crowded to-day when The
f.es dent s.gnur villa III. Nilnlst : OF
Educa;i"h. Sislor Gallo. and prpu,tv.
of al! parties. culos..,d the late G.u.
scope Verdi
II was decided 10 drapc the chnmbc,
in mourning for week. to stnl a dele
gallon TO the ;anc-al and TO hold fl
solemn memorial celebration n mont!
after.fnc funeral, which. in nccor,ianc,
pie. The session OF the House was ther
lSuAooi,ded
The evening world., 1901-01-28
BEGGARS ANNOY HEIRESS.
Miss ,,u"gcr. " II" VIII Get s>O.OOO
Swnu,prd with Letters.

AiliA%Y. Jan >, MIS- Mary cnsHer.
of he Sacred Heart Convent. j, n!csr Of
Wil.lam Gngger. deceased whom It wac
-ai! Inherited 4 fortune u sl.Gohup from
an estate q: $1,000 l"r ty her inric.
has been crcut'y annoyed Icy begging
letters.
Miss cagscr. tccorilnS /" arr own
statement Will 'h! icir to about sS,.tCp.
her uncle having l.'t an estate va.u'd ~:
about sir,Ovb wiiCh T. 80 b. ii.!Gc
equally among Nv. relatives.
The evening world., 1901-01-28

NE rusn.oa laice l!Ac- b.Ius ...uA.
,hr cus,liua b. LIS upl :. 500. =,
'h'Eh; n~ supposed ;.om .a' ,-..i5I-.t.i,
out a drLn y SHARP au.cs s,."k,
~" cue ball, hitllns N. upleut Ihil
slightly - he right. VII SEMI The cue
hh! 10 N. cushion fnr the nrs; lime AT
lbput hIl'-way.
The fore" With which the cue bal! IS
hi, and the place lt- hit. which Is ,nw
down To N. sirht VIII cause II 10 bound
out from the cushion. only 10 g. back
asaln from The sam" force, Again Il;
The evening world., 1901-01-28

ouch 81 tn. gu. a.t's ~. cue pal! a
ha'd enough twist. 50 that n,t,r T. AS
nj the object ball Viii curve .Tacc-
.lllly backward Tor come length ANA t3i' Z
~ forward Win ;Ae same tusN,, sirlk-
In. 'hr ne1rcst r-n!un and clroIi!nS 10
~. u - n,hF II. cushion.
'"rhs ..oSt utuaIGt SO he. NJ the fans.
gam. MI h.l more In these four dt-
sei.ptlpHS OF shots than ne can Wei
iI4Sf"- t. tScutN-fpur hpurs. Tina: num-
i,'- - months spent AZ them vii better
The evening world., 1901-01-28
FLED FROM DIPHTHERlA.
30, with Dreaded Disease Cnu-.,I
Panic at Bellevue.

. D!pf:Scr!n caused a stampede q. pr-
tents from the Bellevue Hospital DIS
psnsary this afternoon. About a hun
adrcd pntical', mon women and children.
wcre waiting for ncdIcirS. when 1t be.
4 same kEo~n that "a child In the room,
! had diphtherta.
= TIE patients rlshcd p-l!mcIl for the
doof and the child had the room to ni.n.
! self. TIE litd was liyraan SpecHei, eixSt
,HyearN old, Il Achoolboy, ot "a, First av,..
1 Slaiie iG WIS iao.ated. -
The evening world., 1901-01-28

Recruits in our Remnant Sale
arrive daily. They make us new
friends daily.
The style in which they nrc
tailored makes them equal to the
very highest priced clothing
Should Won think otherwise, it:
money back. Suits to order, now
Sl4. Coat and vcAt, now $1,000.
Trousers. 81. Ovcrcoats. $50.
Full Dress and Tuxcdos, silk
trimmed throughout, no better
made anywhere ut any price. to
order. $50. All fancy vcstings,
formerly sold at f,om $40 to SIS,
now uniform price of So.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
LOST. A 15O-POUND GIRL.
Size u Onl, Fourteen and Has Not
been Seen since Friday.

Yrorn dc N1n;lgu fourteen Sc1r'
%. lsf' Elm street. WIS reported hy
her father this afternoon L. m!..in;
.'.rrc Friday,
Sh" Is iiv. fee. ! inch IL weigh. IN
pounds AMI his dark "Crpl-Xion. rG!-
g.rd ~ ana :, gear on her neck. : 4.
wora y rcd skirt. black -hro- AMI !nr;c
black M.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
sHlPWRECKED CREW SAVED
Fifteen Men of Bark Cuba ,iun,:
tn Vcssrl -Four Days.
tspsciai 10 The Eyen.nE Warli

HALIFAX. Jan. 2s.-On board the
tnrn i!r"r Barcelona. tognl FOR New
York. which pu; In mere ,hort Of coal TO.
day. were 'ifNen sh!pwrcsked ,l,iors o.
the knss!an bark cuta. from Satp Island
bound 10 Bristol.
Ile men were taken from the lark on
I.,n. II. In midocean. after th,y had
tlpnS 10 tic wreck four days.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
HELEN GOULD MEETS TARS.
\hhr"..r~ the NAVAL Branch ~ the
\. W. q. 4.

H,!rn Could this afternoon addressed
melting of the Naval Hrinch II I've
N"ul Mems CHRISTIAN Association At
ii,Uc- -, Rear Admirn Barker
Ny-Nari,
ht'r In" mcct.ns .ilgs Gould vls't. 1
iEr luW bul!dlne .nr j. .rcci,n. at -.
) Ll.. street. Tor ihi- hrancn OF Iht
VI \
The evening world., 1901-01-28

Rushhelds was In front TO the stretch
where Fat nrrett. Major Mans,r and
con Ferguson moved up on even terms
a;:i made him quit. Pat Garrett cam.
AWAY In the last sixteenth nd Major
Mans!r chased him out. Leon F.rgu.
ton showed Improvement and Ai,netus's
rnce was below the mark The winner
was bid up sos over the entered price %.
500.
Fourth Racc-Six and Half Furlongs
Won BY Tom Kingsley: Aloha was
second and weldsnann third.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
NEW 0RL EANS ENTRIES.

special TO The Evening World
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS
Jan. 2s.-The entries FOR Tomorrow
races are "a fnlloWA.
The evening world., 1901-01-28
OLD DR.. GREY.

~ years a specialist, In disease. of men only.
quickest permanent cure guaranteed. Blood. skin.
kidney and bladder rouolsk: weakness. nervous
debility. had dreams, weak, unde veioped orxans
impedments to marriage. Consult OLD DR..
GREY nrst: h' !. the Oldest established the ions.
nes over Is years a, 10 r. 18th Al. near Unien
square. Hours. to O. Sundays. 0 to J. Attn.
tine treatment. Advice tree. Medicine only SIs.
The evening world., 1901-01-28

when many 'ria.s are required before
IN" shot l. mace.
u suppos" I" everybody who sees the
hot. they look very pretty. bu; ! have
my own choice ones To tn. onlooker
tn. real hard work Is not apparent. but
] do knp. just how difficult; everything
IL The ones that look easy are the
ones that ar" hardest
TO begin the description and cxplana-
ton OF some shots. would say that the
ey. ha- to ~. quick and the cue ever
.ady There's nothing 80 ruinous To
hilliara-tahlc cloth rs this sort ~ game,
tn. shots are unusually heavy IN most
all cases and It j. not long b:for" holes
ppcar. Then. of course. the cover l.
! no further good
The evening world., 1901-01-28

Don't wear yourself out walking ar
day looking for fiat. Some one has
Just what you want. and he Is watch i
ing tho Sunday World for IN a. eau.
] ing for It -
The evening world., 1901-01-28
ARNHEIM,
BROADWAY & 9lH STREET,
Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDLR

OAO LIN 01\14 N0AG1
GRADUATE UNIVERSITY or THE CITY Oy
NEW YORK 1MEDicAL DEPARTMENTS: =,
years a specialist In Diseases OF Men. Uni.s
OLD DIR. GRiSDLE'S scientific system OF :reat.
ment blooi and skin diseases. pain In the homes.
red stDts, sorr thrnst and mouth ulcers. painful
ssei!!nks. kidney and bladder complaints. scs!d.
.ng Inflammation, gravel. weak. unisVriopsd
organs, aeAk back. permanently cured. Men
about 20 marry. like1ise those havins impeiI.
ment,. ,huuli go TO DIR. GDISDl.Es oii.e.t,s.
s.hed once. over Ii years at III West 18th st.
ls,wr-n 9TH and 9Th ayes. Sufferer. 10 az
vase time consulting less skilled phy,isisn.
RI-ncmbrr. OLD DIR. GRiSDlE ha. a record tot
marvellous cures. Advice free, Medicine, 81
Hours, TO Q. Sundays. 0 10 = ~