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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-11
coykLIN RILLItRD CHAMPION.
1hIcagoan Defeats slsourne, In Final
Game 3nO 10 ISL

Cur,co. Feb 80 Charles Frederick
ronklin OF Chicago won the gold cup and
the diamond prize emblcmatic OF the national
billiard amateur championship by defeating
Wilson A. Sigouruey OF san Francisco m
the Anal game Of the hig tournament az me
Cbir1co Athletic Association to-night. ne
seore M the end was 800 10 2Sl tonkhh
varacr1 e2-2J aui had 81 FOR hsh run.
- courtney average w1s s-l5 ana MS illHh
Coullm and Sigourney we're tird iot
first place each with Ave games Won ana ore
lost Conklin's only defeat was az 'he hhi9s
~ tho californian on Wednesday. while
Tbreshic OF Boston had beaten SigourneN
earlier in the tournament
Conmln- 100 Average. q 20 ,Hlgh run 81.
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Joe Grim Gives Another Fighter Chance
10 snhdue Him.

Joe Grim. the impre gnnble Italian. known
as The Iron Man OF the ring. WIS Oh his feet
and had his usual smile with him after a SIX
round bout with Kid Wilson, coiored, OF
nrnnge y 4 AZ Philadelphia last Thursday
nighf, Wilson tried ~ emulate the example
OF Bob Fitzsimmon- Joe Cans. Jack Brien,
Wilsou did the same. to Grim as his brother
professional ,crapper- did battered Grim.
that's all A. the finish OF III" contest Grim
il il true but as fun Of fight as ever Grim
did not let Wilson do all OF the punching,
for he,hit back and succeeded IN Keeping VII
s,n N cherE
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Morle, on for New Mexico.

william Raymond Morley. Columbia 7, head
football coach. leaves New York to-day for
his home IN Datil. New Mexico. Morley was
up around tho college yesterday bidding
good-by TO his friends He SAYS that he ia
going 20 develop mine that he owns down
there and will be busy for some time. re Is
ENACTED hack for a few weeks In the spring
in order TO get men out for the spring prac-
lice Morley has been asked TO return TO
viii make his third year as coach and he said
once that he will keep az II until team ofhis
hents ale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-11
Mcx. Breaks ,sie swimming Record

NEW HAVEN. Feb 10 The Yale swimming
record for 80 yards has inst been broken
in the gymnasium pool 10y Donald r Meigs
The record was held by William orthw"in
captain of ne Yale swimming team oil Two
yesrs ago aud was ~ seconds NieigS ana
IL Graham, '0s. So ont To try 10 break me
Meigs took tie lead and held II winning in
% a. srcond~ The time was caught 10y pr
Nax schwartz the Yale swimming director
and other timers Graham's TIME Vas ~ .
.arouds
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WEST SHORE r. r.

New NOrh VtIIfaI & HUDSON ~ Y 70 y go
Trains leave l'pui,lln - station, New lofk. A.
follows aud 10 minutes later loot N'a i2d ST. ~ ~
loop VI Chicago Express
400 . NJ For Rucl huiialo, ClcNcld ChirHGO'
tsoDp VI Tor Rocu hunaio. Detroit d ST. l1ilN
q4s g. " Tor ~ Ia RUch., Ma hlia. btt@ Gu,
'psuy 'Nalll except SUNDAY Bag Agr chccNci
from hotel ar residence by Nrsicot i.NpIcS
4 n SMl1Ii. = J. l-NNhtHl.
Grnl Manager GEM Pas. Agent
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Md sullivan KNOCK, out hid Broad. q

BALTIMORE. Fob. 10 Al the Eureka \. &.
here tonight hid sullivan knocked oui Md
Broad in the tenth round Of their fifteen
round contest The fight was interesting
punishu ent The men weighed NJ al 100
pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-11
v-,.,l.r Tremblay Defesls Dolhner

Nn>rHyr. Quebec Feb 10. Eugene
rren,blav Canadian lightweight champion
vrestler. tonight defeated George Bothner.
Inc American champion. The Canadian won
a fau in M minutes and Bothner was unable
TO continue the match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-11
AGENTS W ANTED.

AGENTS MAKE GOOD MONEY selling idea
Washing Machines works beitcf quicker hn'
"a sior than any other on The market Also Wtlngrt
and rre exiting usher. Addf'r' VA Ehrp"l
SUPPLY Co. Waterford. IA
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CI Ring.
Thlstles OF New York win Interstate Chani-
piOnstlip Medal.

TricA. Feb lo.--After n series OF the closest
and most exciting curling contests ever
v.i,ncs..d AZ Rutger Rink. the headquarters
Of The rtica curling club. the Thi-tles OF
Kew York city tonight pulled ont winners
of the Gordon interstate championship medal,
defeating a rink from the Utica CARING cub
IN the maj game by score OF Is :" .. The
Kinks in the nnsl contest we're COMPOSED as
fpllnWs
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP.
noRID'S SERIES WILL NE DE-
ftDTD IRON NENT WEEK.
60, on Games to lie pay ed. WIN Pool or
Receipt, for the Players and No Chance
for II IIackdown Nominations Tor
,ne Inturlt, Of 1909 The Turf war.


- clio National Baseball Commission
....,.,.,t woeA details for the playing
,.I. series next fan between the
.,sr- of the American aud the National
oIi nr agreed upon. But there IS
,.f.., long discussion MS 20 tho number
..,.. .l constitute the series. Hermann
.l..u.f,. fHo National l. ague Is representa-
.r. r. iI... .pr. iSsiou. are In favor OF seven
.. .,lI., johnson. iu b"halc OF the Ameri-
am .s.Jc ifs 900 advocate III nine games
OBJ. l.rr,m League mon say tho larger
,.e...Is. ihc lr.- luck will enter INTO IT. mo
,.I.r. IrH Wcnt have Eood any or 'Wo'
p.H. stronger tenn uhHht nov o' 'N'r''F
o. aI-. i'' when " comes 70 rcp'd.' 6'
f.Inre. O'I-- tenn ""l'" no' Nv ]" ~ 'V,lo
of ... >i.Hul League men say that ne
.#,- enough 10 se''le ''I' uu'S',o'' VI
,Hr. 400 N''U' 10 'i'v ,'', '' 49,. 49,
''''' u' '''I.s p'"l ,7....,'ta,.t'i,,
cor i' ''' '' Wv ~ ,r, 80,
''' ''' w" Wv. ~ -,
INV - iaen wan, az, y, Me-
o." -'', 'V. ~. II, ,,-oha,J,
rH.,
boz "'"' ''"' ....,,, ,o. ,cor-
I '' - ~. a..
r0' '' -, II. ,ro,,,
g1- |F.' ,,'' - ,ha ~, p,,
h' "'-, '.'' .,.,.,issip,, ,,in handle rho
ifo.' - =, A. ,,'i,n tho
49, ,,,,,ission IN
400, ,-o,,, thc recaip,s
n" '' ''' .,I,,oo ali
"'' 80 60 .ticl, II out
i0" ~" ~ ...,,,,d,,,ors ,nrce
'' 'h' '''' '''' ,,.,'d, ~ ana
ft,.'- '' '''f'' Nv 80 a.,
tenn ~ ''' ,,.,. an
o' ''S WIT ''''U 10 10 <o,y
"rD '0 '' 81 o"u,'a' "," ' ,ia ain ,be
l'' ,t,a pos,nn Americans
r'fia' H'"t' AN" ,"' '''7' w -
SHOULD r"p'a' last year Triumph 'hr'e kuue9
would h" played a. the polo GROUNDS three IN
BOSTON and the deciding game IN fhiladeiphia.
,-,e- me supervision of the commission.
,...u o.u ,pnoint the umpires and have
~ oti dctoiis such a. dates
complete cAHrr' ol an "c'HiS' Su'' - u"''
ord cor" receipts The pcnnant winners N
''' 's'' ' Nv, '" n ", ' no, There con be
ih'I '''' N"n' w ~ ~ ,,,,,,r..
rn tt'hlnr ON OF me series ana no unspo'
u..,b,u fans can therefore look
''t;et ,itl dacido hevord
io' mr." 20 u -''l'7 N"l'" W.
pil do1hr tl" championship oil the world
o. ftl. hold hr the Boston Americans because
of r,o ,Iora,lt OF the New York Nationals
"I .,ti,, t,.ol,li
last iil. which tho metropolitan Daseoau
public my" not yet forgotten.
.r., ..i-f,r,une that has followed the
7annehi brothers !e9se ana Lee, recently
o., fne talk OF the baseball world. Lee lahne-
h.u ono of the best third baseIuen in the
, ,,J ,,o,,,her Of tho Chicago
7'N'' " ,t o,,t, p,,.o-
Americans Wh'I" SKATING on the ONO iHFV'
.-r5pad drowning the physicians at first
,.,,, ~ mo ortnton that he would die from
"'N w " 'l,''''9'' -, -, -,s,ra
attack OF "rNts pn"uihon,' 'essp a,lo
hIl. th" star pitcher OF the Boston Anrrl'ah-'
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other Kinks which competed We're the St
Andrews Terrace city OF fonkers. Nonkers
tiub Boston. Empires OF Albany. Jersey
civ club and Empire Manhattan club Of
play for the Crawford trophy was in prog
r.as throughout to-day and Tonight, II
vim he concluded tomorrow morning The
international match for tho Gordon medal
win be PLAYED Tomorrow between two Kinks
each from the nited states and canada
/ nited states and eight times ny canada
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

WANTED Position as gardener on gentle
mans Mace. American. MARRIED. one child. hes
OF reference address LETTER y. box III.
PlehsAntNllie y.
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LaCkaWanna Railroad.

Leaves New York, foot Barclay and Christopher SITS.
800 \. NJ Tor Blnshamton and syracuse.
1000 a. Nj For Nunalo, Chicago ard -. Louis.
'i:tO 7. M.-Tor Buralu ana Chicago.
400 4. M,-lor Scranton and Plymouth.
$40 T.. M.--fnr Buffalo and Chicago.
'st5 !, M,-FOr Buralo. syracuse. tea.
200 \. M.-Fpr Chicago Slecprrs open a. Y. "
Tickets. 49, A2a. iis3. 1894 broadway, y. y. $50
Fulton ST, Brooky n. 'Dally. Except SUNDAY.
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HARJtRD-IALE MINT.
Profitable Results OF Athletic Contests
Hetwecn the Two.

The report Of the Yale Financial Union
for tho year i9O3-i ending Sept I. Last. has
iust boen submitted by Walter Camp. sscre-
tnry OF Yale Field Receipts from football
were s7O722 or about 81 900 more than the
proceeding year. The net sum from foot
ball WAS SIS. 72e In 1929 1t was 81 .oee
In baseball a comparison shows the receipts
OF the two years to he almost exactly alike.
with the expenses OF lgo1-4 fGw hundred
dollars higher Bnseballs contribution 10
the funds was little over s.. 900. The Boat
Club. with receipts of ss.oI2 20 and expenses
of sle.eas So stood the same AS the year be-
fore. but in the track association a saving Of
81 600 wus made in expenditures. The re-
ceipts and expenditures We're az follows
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PROFESSIONAL srt ATOMS WANTED.

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engines ana electrical macl'ncry dcsirrs position,
Former employers lis Chalmers Co. Wrestling
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l.. l.. FIRuSKt, Aucl.. 10 Bowcry, sells 10 \. "
Feb i3--By Consolidated Loan ONCE. Harry
Levy, proprietor, los PARK row. diamonds. watches
iewelrS and all pledges from Nos. 1890 20 islio
and all Older dates held over
Feb i3-By Levy a Cook. as Hudson street;
clothing. &c. pledged prior FEB B. 1904
Feb IA by N. l. Harlan, i5i Fast l2jth street,
diamonds, watches jewclry and all pledges prior
Feb. g. ie0i. and all oldel date hed over.
Feb. BY VI T.. BTuckhciner. 2iCs I'd
avenue. clothing. &c. pledged prior FEB A. 1901
Feb. iG--By Nm. simpson. VI Park row. din
monds, watches. icWelrJ and all pledges prior
Dec TO- 1913 10 No o2ie7 OF 1908 aud an goods
reserved from previous sales
Fcb. 10 Large nuc consignment clothing.
FEB l7-iarge. hnr con ,irument IewclrY,
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RAILROADS.
LEHiCH VALLEY.
Foot Of west esd A, cortlandt and pe'hro,es Sta D.
.Dally EIcepi sunday sunday chAnseai az q

'ricEets and Punan accommodations al ll9, gbl 80
$50 ilSi and i'oi Broadway, - ,th Ave, Union So
W est, 2t1 Columbus Ave- Y. S3S so Fulton 81 =
Conri 81, 40 broadway a Fl FULTON ST.. brooklyn.
\. \. TrAnuer 20. vii, call for And check baggage
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Primers Point and Newport News. Va. CONNECTING
for Petersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach. Wash
ington, u. G.. and entire South and West
Freight md passenger steamers sail rom Plrr
20 y r. foot Beach - every week day at 2 = NJ.
II. y. Walker, Vice President Traihc Manager.
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.Gf this amount Si4 $50 was at once expended Ia
repairs OF football stands for Harvard Yale game
Oue Of the most interesting details OF the
report is that which shows how tho receipts
from HarvArd-ia le contests form by Tar
he most profitable source Of revenue Not
only are such contests interesting from tue
standpout OF spOrtsmAnshlp. but imam
,lallv there l. good reason why tie crimson
and BlEr should not he allowed 10 split
Princeton j. "A good second IN TlllIng the
Vale corer-. aud columbia. too, IS helpful.
The 1909 football rcceipts Iron, ne ihI-
haif OF the whole Inc Yale Princeton
game receipts werc S.S,iia.si, ana the \ ale
I oinlnbia receipts ~, 32p 81
in bnsehal ia lao4 the Harvard Yale series
contributed sp aBs.o7 OF the total OF s2S.-
az 20. the princeton series coutrIbu-
I'D .77Gi ~, and the PENNSYLVANIA series
s. aos 4, In track athletics for 1904 the
Harvard Yale dual meet cohirioyied $50 %.
~ the princeton meet was ss25b5, OF the
Prnnsvlvania relay meet si7i and Of the
INTERCOLLEGIATE meet slO5
thus in three lines Of sport Tor leOs-I
ouf OF total receipts or sp7. 9S4 v. Harvard
contests With Yale contributed al 5SSs-
nearly one half
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HELP WANTED MALE.

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CENTRAL AUCTION Co. NJ sheehsn. Auc
tonecr. 49, and i5i canal ST.
Feb. II ~ j. simpson Co. ~ Park row
diamonds icwclry. &c. pledged to No "a. 900 Nov.
l. 1908 aud goods held over
Feb. 10 IS II NcAeenan 1874 slh av clothing
TO Fch l. iDOt
Feb Is Ey !. J Saver. jcwery
Feb 10 ny II. BrcckwrGel ~ Grand ST.. dia.
munds leWclry &c. to Feb I 1904
Feb. ~ ~ J.. levy. sO5 Columbus av, cloth
ing 20 Feb. l. 1904
lrweIrl DC. pledged TO Feb / 1905
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.

FAST ENPRESS SERNlCE-
PLYMOUTH CHRRBOI re BREMEN
Kronpunz. rcb2i Z 81 M Kaiser. April 4. 10 AN
Kaiser March l. 10 An KWmlI April Is. IAN
Kron prnz. Mar II, O Al krunprlE May ?, AN
OELKICHS & 90. nrohdwAy. y. y.
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JULIUS SHONGoOD. Aurtloucer.
~ Joseph Shonsood's sons. Nucis, o. bowery-
Feb u Clothing II. c. Lang, l2O Avenue G
i'cb. Is Watches diamonds icwery. silver
ware &c II & G. Lang. 100 Avenue G.
FEB ii Jcwelr. va chcs. diamonds. &c. Alex
Freund l545 81 az.
rrh. 10 Men, and womcn's clothing &c
Flcischner 30i W l2ath ST.
Feb. Il Watches diamonds icwriry. dc. pledged
10 Feb T. igUl II. Sllbcrsirin's Sons. ~ 9Th Az
Sllbcrstein NroS.. 2455 SIN at
ELL SoHl,l. Auct os nowery sells 10 A. N. all
goods pledged 10 l'rb 10. ipOt
Feh i3-Ieuclry Estate { Sobc. - 1st ave.
Feb. u -lrwcip- Guc6 sons. 'l!9 81
avenue. \ Raphael. I'll ON avenue.
Feb H. trNclIy. Watches diamonds. odds aud
ends. 81. Thomas Newman sons. Btooklyn.
Feb H.. Clnthlug 4 Goldsmith. 1897 2d aV.
Feb. H. icWelrs n. MONDAY & sons, SO West
lad street.
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tIrn9 has lret declined an oher
' '" I. France This year lie s9ys that
no. .I'.- H"t care - leave tho american turf
'. aHl 'Nln's that be may receive an
.- nal." ID ride Tor tho Whitney stable
kuur- hB- h"cn spending the
org Island and IS u fine health
.A -'".H. clover riding tor =. :. Brown
-Ir ud WAS surprised 70 legrn that
..r NIfiu had been engaged as Can't.
-ilsr -'ahl" Jockey for this season.
'te. tnrk p'Nel WHO VIII ride for
bennington. Burlev aud others this
H.u- IIf" easy al ~hrrpshead BAY
living with Truiuer purlcW.
500. ..t several oTcr- % ride az me winter
ID-f
f'l0r tercland Fuller saws 10 "a ~ come
'' rI" for one 81 tho biggest stables
some persons are inclined 20
'.- l.fi Too ull sign contract 10 pilot
p Nnat Hers's horses VITA a good behavior
NA'@e Inserted Fuller has been walking q
20 .l winter I'M California and those who
81 - seen lia work IN me saddle say thar he
'e' roo cred his grip.
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EamoQro-Hmerican.

patricia. Feb. II. Q AN 'Waidcrsec Feb. -. loan
Pretoria. Feb Is. . AN i'Bluccher. Mar O. sAM
Has grill room and gymnasium on board.
VIA Dover. via Plymouth, Chrrbourg.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The evening world., 1905-12-18

Better values known than these scas at Soc
Any other store would demand 81 for them cent less
ST exactly represents their value They're made of silks and
satin in plain and fancy patterns in 3-nch wide and other
shapes
The evening world., 1905-12-18
SONG DUEL ENDS
IN KNIFE DUEL
The Miserere, Which Inter
rupted Singer, Started
Fight in Theatre.

Neapoiltan and Sicilian met IN a duel
OF song at No. 3h Spring street early
to-day. followed by duel OF knives
and stilettoes. Three singers fell
wounded.
u there h better tenor In the
italian colony than Domenico Pretoria,
aged nineteen, with deep Ghost and
broad shoulders, who makes his home
at No. 10 East Fourth street. there was
not a sicilian who dared claim the DIS
tinctlon. PtaiJcio sellango, a mite or
n chap with a bass voice that is like
the low tones OF church organ, has
made his home with the tenor. Their
fast friend Is Giuseppe Guilianno, Of
No. 27S Mott street, whose baritone
made him an important adjunct to the
singers.
The sicilhns love tho voice OF Pas
quelle Ramano OF No. S5 Baxter street.
Ramano has two friends, whose voices
are tho equals to the vote OF any man
In tne sleilian colony,
The two trios met last night in ths
PiEzorra Neapolhana, in Spring street
The Neapolitans, led by their wonderful
tenor, Pretoria, outclassed their rivals
from the moment song burst forth. Even
the sicilIans admitted that never was
such a tenor heard, lie was hkensd
unto Caruso, and Ms companions we're
applauded az they Joined with him as
he warbled from song to song each
song seemingly better than the one be-
fore His audience IN the mean time
drank deeply OF ehiand-and the day
hawned.
Pretoria was singing his best. whom
suddenly Ramano burst forth in ''rrova-
tore" singing in English;
"Oh how / have sighed TO restl'
Pretoria broke. His face flushed. He
was insulted. Never had he been IN
suited In such a way before,
When the fight that followed ended
Pretoria was stabbed through the
cheek HIS little bssso had his lip
carved en- 80 that he will never sing
again. 80 he says. and Gullianno was SO
stabbed about the face that he could
slarcelv talk.
The police took IN RamG0N, charging
aim With taking part In the stabblng.
lHis hnglng companions escaped. The
three injured singers had their wounds
sewed up at the hospital.
The evening world., 1905-12-18
CROKER BARS OUT
F|REMEN VETS"
Old-TimerS Who "Ran with
the Machine" Can't Hang
Out in FirehouSeS.

An order from Chief Croker, Of the
Fire Department, that hereafter the
Bluffs" as the old-tlme volunteer FIRE
men are known, are TO be barred from
the various firehousts whore they have
been used TO cengregate, has created
quite stir. especially in the upper
west side
The "Buffs" for years have been in
the habit OF visiting frehouses, spend.
Ing their spare moments telling the
young men OF the department Of how In
the old days they ran with the ma
chine"
one company on tho upper west side
enjoys the friendship OF several mill
ionaires Among tho men Of wealth
who have become habltual visitors O..
the firemen are Or. Harry NJ. Archer.
william Loughman, Col. n. b. Thurs
ton, David woodhouse. William NJ.
Schwenker. John D. Crlmm!ns, Simon
Brentano. Jacob Rupert, jr Joseph ],
oReilly and Austin, Adolph and Theo-
dore Hofstettsr.
The evening world., 1905-12-18
H0PPER'S CLUB TO
HAVE MANY GUESTS.
800 Tickets Sold for Annual Enter
tainmert Of Harlem Demo-
cratic Organization.

The sale Of tickets for the annual re-
ception OF the Harlem Democratic
Club, Of which Isaao A. Hopper Is
president, which was conducted by
Chairman Peter A. Hendriclk, OF the
ThIrty.hrst Assembly District Tam
many Committee, disposed OF more
than eight hundred tickets,
The event WIN como of at tho Har-
lem Casino the evening Of Jan. 10
There will be q high-class entertain
nent under the direction OF Hurtis &
ssamon, The arrangements are In
charge OF tho club's entertainment
COMMITTEES. with William j. Wright as
chairman and James =. Lnstone,
Thomas z. Dempsey, George A. Red
ding and Martin A. Ryan.
The next IN the sories OF monthly
theatre and supper parties % the wives,
sisters and sweetheart OF members OF
the Harlem Democr&ti1 Cub viii be az
the Harlem Opera~liouse Wednesday,
Dec. 81, when Miss Edna May In The
Catch Of the Season will be the bill
The evening world., 1905-12-18
Ring Novelties

We set up high standari in solid gold gnet rings long
ago. and viii not allow N 10 fall below it. Witness these
examples chosen almost at random
The evening world., 1905-12-18
MANY SHOCKED BY AN
Il" ROAD COLLISION.
One Train Ran Into Another on
the Structure at Fifty
ninth Street.

Two north-bound Sixth avenue a."
trains were IN collision to-day, shortly
before . o'clock. Just south OF the
F,fty-nnth street station on Columbus
avenue.
A Sixth avenue train had Just pulled
into this station and was disohargns
passengers when the train following
ran into II. Tho rear train was IN
charge Of Motornan Arthur whitney,
of No. 10. West Thirteenth street.
Patrolman Less1er OF tho West
Forty-seytn,h street station, heard tho
The evening world., 1905-12-18
DEPENDS ON GERMANY.

PARIS. Dec. lS-The exchanges of
communications going on between the
Powers indicate that Madrid will gen
orally be acceptable as the place FOR
the Moroccan conference, Germany has
not yet definitely answered. Should
Germany object to Madrid Il is prob
able that Seville will be chosen. Al
geciras IS definitely abandoned owiNg TO
the inadeduacy OF the accommodations.
The evening world., 1905-12-18

nose OF the collision and ran 10 the
FIfty-ainth street station. lie reported
that tNe glass was not even broken.
Some passengers were thrown from
their seats The officials refused all In
70. nation,
The evening world., 1905-12-18
Still Time to Lay Away, but Christmas Is Near.

Only five business days before Christmas. The
Lambert store headquarters for discriminating buyers
of holiday jewelry as usual. They have thronged it
since the season of Christmas began Yet the stock is
full and varied as ever in every department The field
for selection never narrowS at our establishment for our
own factory keeps our saIeNOOmS supplied.
The evening world., 1905-12-18

We shall not be able to keep our lay-away offer
much longer, but you make your Christmas selections
promptly we can still find room for them in our vaults
and you may call and pay for them at any time before
December 2}d.
The evening world., 1905-12-18

These suspenders sale in white, black cardinal
light blue and maroon the buckles are of godplaed metal
and the loops OF soft kid pair Of these suspenders would be
appreciated by any a graceful practical gift Each
one is done up in handsome decorated box ready for
presentation.