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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
Notions.

MAIN FLOOR
HOOKS and EYES. bent points, Zoe sros. worA
SPRING STEEL TAPE MEASURES, with Germ.
silver cases, Sec, worth 75c. 49, A-
PEARI-HEAD LACEPINS, Sc. dozen.
COLORED HEAD PINS card, &c
FANCY HAT PINS. &c, &c.. &c. TO &C. each; worn
JET HEAD PINS, Sc. paper, worth double.
One.half on. BLACK SEWING SILK, 1Sc. spooli
ZOO TO yd:: BLACK SEWING SILK. Dozen In bon.
10 yds. spoois BLACK TWIST. IS in box. L.
FANCY BEADS for children 10 string De-
RUBBER DRESS SHIELDS, &C., Zoe, lie, 12e.
sfEEL SCISSORS. fine quality. 15c pair; warA
SILK GARTER ELASTIC. 15c,. yard; worth Csc.
KEY RINGS, With bone tags 10c. per dozen.
Fancy dress Betting, 46c piece OF IL yards worsA
Non.twistng COTTON TAPE, assorted widths, 1As.
pei as BLACK DARNING COTTON. 1Oc dozen.
LINEN THREAD, Bounce spools. black &c. spoo.
COTTON CORSET LACEs Sc. dozen.
LEATHER BELTS. 44c. Sac, SOC; all reduced
WOVEN METAL BELTS gill; 39c, worth $50
CHAIN DOG COLLARS. all leather lined, 31c 39e,
49c.. 63c., 74c., sfc DC, usual price Is more tdAs
double.
PLAYING CARDS 15c. pack; worth CSC.
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China and Glassware.
ROOM. Cd FI.OOY

ART ROOM Cd FLOOR.
$50 FISH SETS, REAL CHINA, festoon edge dec.
Grated wbl fish and grass decorations WORTH
$3.50, 1897 SET.
BERRY SETS, REAL CHINA, with flower decorations,
WORTH s3.9T, FOR S1.S7
MAIN FLOOR.
10 CASES MANUFACTU RERS' SAMPLES OF RICH
BOHEMIAN GLASS SALiD-OIL BOTTLES WATER
PITCHERS. WATER BOTTLES, &C., AT HALF
VALUE.
20 packages OF DINNER AND TEA WARE in ODD
lots, nifty decorstions AT HALF PRICE
BASEMENT
1000 TABLE LAMPS. with central draft burner
nickel Plated, 30.CANDLE POWER, with shade
Ilete, SOC. EACH.
20 cases GAS GLOBES, NEW SHAPE and RICHLY
ETCHED, ?9c EACH.
ENGLISH DINNER SETS new shapes brown ~
blue decorations, WORTH SIS, for S997.
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BARGAINS IN
HOusefurnishinqs.

(BAbEMENT0
Two.wheel CARPET SWEEPER hardwood case ia
Hardwood ROLLING PINS, black Japanned handles,
Hardwood POTATO WASHERS, black Japannsd
handles Be.
Japanese PARLoR BRooMs bamboo handle Ceny
600, 13c. - -
e eiaeSs c6PPEs BoTfoM WASH BOILER, sse.
Finch COPPER BOTTOM WASH BOILER, SLID.
Heavy tin.lipp'd sAUCEPANS, 1 quart. &c
Heavy tinlipped SArCEPANS, Ia quarts, Dc.
Heavy Jap,nned DUST PANS, &c.
Heavy Japanned TEA AND COFFEE CAN. q.
L,r,e g,ekase foILET >, PAPER. &c;
BOYS SCHOOL BAGS ALL LEATHER WELL
MADE AND DURABLE SIC.
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ROAD RACES OF ORANGE wHEELMEN.

The midsummer road races OF the Orange "hec'"1n
, ,.co Yesterday afternoon on the centre Harrison-st
course There was large number Of spectators anu inc
races were we'll contested The contests were the
One mile scratch-won by Sidney Bowman Newly DIN
Athletic Club and Orange wheelmen in 90; second
,r.rrv & Wheeler Three.mile handicap-Won by F. o.
Stone; actual time, 10 minutes with one minute manu-
can Prize for fastest timc-Won by George Conn., ~
seconds handicap in :23. Fyemie handicop-"oh ny
Coffin. 30 seconds handicap, in 10 ~ actual tlIne'
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GAMES FOR THE WEEK.
LEAGUE.

Monday-Cincinnau vs. NewYOrk. at Cincinnati ls,il
Chicago VS.. Brooklyn. at Chicago Cleveland vs.: Phil
dciphli at Ceyeland Pittsburg vs. Boston, at Pitts
burg.
Tuesday-ChicagO Brooklyn, at Chicago; New
York vs. Cincinnati, at Cincinnati Pttsburg Boston,
at Pittsburg; Cleveland Philadelphia at Cleveland.
wednesdsy-Cncnnau vs.. New. York at Cincinnati ;
Chicago Broo--In, at Chicago Cleveland vs. Phila-
delpha at Cleveland PtsbuTg Vs. Boston, Vt Pittburg
MISUNDERSTANDING vs., New York at pittsburg; Gin
einnAt Brooklyn, at Cincinnati Cleveland Boston.
at Cleveland Chicago VS.. Philadelphia, at Chicago.
Frlday-Clevcland Boston, AZ Cleveland Cincinnati
vs. Rrooklyn Cincinnati; Plttsburg New. York,
at Pitsburg Chicago VS.. Philadelphia, al Chicago.
MISUNDERSTANDING NewIork, at Pittsburg; Gin.
oinnat w. Brooklyn, o. Cincinnati Cleveland Boston,
at Cleveland Chicago We Philadelphia at Chicago.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Today-st Louis VS.. Columbus, at ST. Louis; Louis
Vile VS.. Milwaukee, at Louisville.
Monday-Boston VS.. Athletic, at Boston Baltimore vs..
Washin gton, at Baltimore.
Tuesday-Boston VS.. Milwaukee, Boston Athletic
Louisville at Philadelphia Baltimore Columbus, at
Bstmere; Washington VS.. ST. Louis. at Washington.
wednesday-Baitimore Columbus at Baltimore Bos-
Milwaukee Boston Athletic Louisville, al
Philadelphia Washington vs. ST. Louis, at Washington
Thursdsy-Boston Milwaukee at Boston Athletic
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1t can now be announced positively that the wax
between the National Baseball League and the Aeri
con Baseball Association is thing OF the past ING
order Of things will be great Deneht 70 ossco'
all over the country, and perfect peace VIII reign LII
the baseball world for the first time IN Two years
II has been an omen secret for months that both
National League and Association have weared Oh 1ne
war which sprung up between the cuhowners al Ile
burial OF the Brotherhood. The American Associauoh
its chance to assert its dignity ana 70 peooe oo
leading baseball organization OF the country AZ ono
swoop. Tho Association were, however, more am
oitious than sensible, and shceo OH h'"o iioi0 'a
they could take care Of.
The evacuation of Cincinnati by the Association
WAS only the beginning OF the conces-
sions for eace The next move Will be the dispoSai
of the Association club Of Boston. The rivai cruz !"
that CITY will either be bought out by the Leasuo
or the team will be moved TO some other town.
The fine italian hand OF A. g. Spalding Is showing
conspicuously in the new deal for peace The oipo-
n,t.c Jobn T. Brush the Western magnate, is also
taxing n lively interest in the settlement. Won ocr
Abe OF ST. LOUIS, 10 whom The success OF the Asso-
citation means so much, has also taken part IN the
proceedings. ~
win meet in washington on Tuesday next A. G'
spalding br his agent, John T. Brush and " H.
Byrne will represent the League, and c. Won der
Abe Henry Van der Hoist and "Jack' Pneips the
American Association. 1t is highly probable however
that general meeting may be held at when ABOUT
oil the club-owners of League and Association VIII
be present.
In settling their differences the Western Association
should not be left out in the cold as now seems
probable. The young Western organization $1,000
manfuly by the League In both its Brotherhoou ana
Association wars, and its interests oughu I" NC pro
tected at all hazards. 49,, oo e+or,oa
All the Eastern clubs of the National League strteo
on Their final tour Of the West last night rev % rh v
clubowners however, accompanied their teams. Ihey
have more important business to attend to at WASH
ington on Tuesday.
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Chicago, Aug. 22.-The Visltors put up ah eiesahV
game to-day ably assisted by the poor
pitching of both viau and Young. Wimot faced them
ak Nmes and was presented with his base each time
four other Chicago being sent to hrst BY the same
route. The batting OF Ryan and Childs was all IiS'
kept the game alive. The score:
g Gs:.s'ssd ... ..::: g 9 SS-'SS
Cleveland TO- Vial n6 yaSng
um HSseT
Cincinnati Aug. ga gloomy day, wet grounds and
crowd 200 did to stimulate the Reds To
their best efforts they lost their third straight game
to Pittsburg afternoon Halllnger was the chief
offender on the losing side both Of his errors helping to
score runs for Pittsburg. Crane recently with the late
Cincinnati Association club, pitched his first game since
his entrance League club here and was effective
though his support not Of the best. The score;
G Fntssass . :...:::::. g 9 81
snanna and cTne
Emsiie.
Baltimore Aug 22-washington made 1T three straight
to-day in eeveninning game. Eiteljorg pitched a
superb game only five hits being made of his delivery.
The playing of welch Dowd the fielding feature.
The score
M S.isl%sEs. 9 9 3 9 5 6-s
J. EseEs o. Rs%se and e
Msnon UmpiIe-Kerins
Boston, Aug 22-The Bostons outbatted the Athletics
to-day, and after interesting game. The
R Rssisa a. al. AIM: 60 g g
Basehits-Boston o. Athletics 5. Errors-Boston
Athletics 4. Ptehes-Buninton and Sanders Umpirr-
Ferguson.
St. Louis, Aug. 22.-GOod batting 10 the sne last
innings enabled the Columbus to defeat the st Louis
nine by this score:
S 60 nS%is..: :::::: 9 9 . ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. ST. Louis s. Errors-Columbus
g. ST. Louis o. Pltehers-Knel and Raettger umpire
Davis.
Cope May, n. j., Aug. 22 (specisD.-The Cape Mays
defeated the Athletic Club the Schuylll Navy, Oh
Philadelphia. in wepayed game to-day The pltchins
of Bowman, for the home team, excellent Inc
score:
Scbvvikn Navy 0 90
Earn,d runs ape May 2, Hits-Clre May @, A. G ~
bowman and Lsncing, Bergen and Collins.
Walden n. Y, Aug. 22.-Walden 49, Sycamore Of
New.York City.
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Dress Goods.

400 PIECES FANCY CHEvIOTs, WITH BOUCLE
AID LOoT ZAIN EFFECTS, at 3ec. PER YARD ;
worm 75c -
IN PIECES ENGLISH PLAID CHEYIoTS, suitable
for cntt5 costumes at zoe. PER YARD were soc
100 PIECES CAMELS HAIR SERGE at Soc. PER
YAf0; worth SOC
$50 PIECES 5O-INCH LADIES' CLOTHS at 47c. (,
wJrth 0jc.
so PIECES BLACK CASHMERE at SIC. worth 75e
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AN ENGLISH CHAMPION WALKER HERR

The champion amateur walker OF all England isrls
Curtis arrived, with the American eX-champioh' Eu
LANCE on the CITY Of Chicago yesterday, and was d
,velcome guest At the Manhattan Athletic Club house
last night Curtis is weli-buIlt, quietpokeh ate'o'
as feet as ghost at square heeand'toe posreS1iv"
on the cinder.path and the holder OF seVeral "oiu
amateur walking records lie VIII inaAe ~ 60
American appearance at the Manhattan NSn.. 1Told
CntoI ~ snort m september 10 at Manhattan Field
LANCE appears much improved by his trip abroad 49,
The Manhattans received Montreal dispatch uu,"e
the evening telling them that Alex Mehef tnelt s"
mcr recently suspended by the New-Ehgia'u A ",
ton Of the Amateur Athletic Union, had won the
mile swimming championship Montreal during inc aiVer
noon His time was Sc minutes 10 seconds
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mo n,,v CRICKET IN THE PROVINCES.

Bostou Aug GA representative MASSACHUSETTS cricket
club composed Of e. Wright. S. Wright Craeknel hsta-
brooks spnney and Chambers, Of the ID. ~ ~; Comoes
and Fairburn Of Lowell F. Burgess and Draper Oh tne
Fall Rivers, and j. W. MekleJoh' OF the r'".r ,
80. ~, todov Tor Halifax and ST. John. on Monday
and Tuesday the strong club OF the Halifax wanderers
will be met and on Wednesday and Thursday the Mass'-
chusetts men will play the Garrison eleven OF HainaN'
ON Friday and Saturday the team Will play IN 81 JONI
against the eleven OF the st. John Club
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Muslin Underwear.
Silks.

MARKED CONCESSION FROM REGULAR RklGIEIs,
20 900 YARDS OF ELEGANT wLA svFs N an
AND FANCY EFFECTS prices for which are ms S
lower than similar goods b,rn 9neen III n lbs
civ THIS rs A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PRO
Cure 4 RICH BLACK SILK AT LESS THAN MANU-
FACTURERS' PRICE $50.
. ooo YARDS OF s2ISCH CREAM WHITE JAP
ANE,SE HABJrfI SILK 70c; worth 81 25
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Iwo out when winning run was scored n
sss:sso 1'l q, 6 J. CO 2 2 9 8 9 -
rarned rrns-staten Island A. c. 8. Crcscent A: T. T.
First base by errers-staten Island A. Creseent a G.
LEFT on bsses-Statan Island \. c. ., CrescetI ~
10 First base on baIs-on Houghton q on Ca args6
struck OgtL Joan:on MoTgSod sdmss Clare Home
ranIGeer Tar e-base hit-Bassford Tmo-o Base zaot
uassfer I'd Van zant Johnson. sacrifice hi@-fSn E
Finley o. Fiyn Cl're sto en- bases-O FIyn ~ and
Finley Double piagsmbTri anu Wfd Stches~Houglon
Tla-e passed bsll-Murphy. Umpire-Hopkins' I"e-
Of gsme-2 :O2.
The Orange and Bedford Athletic Club teams playcu
ona.slded game Yesterday the Orange winning as
they pleased The Bedfords did poorly both in the nc
he Int The
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cor,yrUIAN MOSQUITO FLEET REGATTA.

The lfth annual regatta Of The CorhLhInh MOSQUITO
was sailed OF Larchmont yesterday That remarkable o0aV
the Chippewa which has furnished much innocent ANUS
ment was one Of the entries. As che did not go over
nroner course she was disqualified The two Gardner
,ootors Needle snd Nameless, sailed good sgsn
each other and the Namees The Dot as usual AZ
the prize In the catboat The time Of the race
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mrxxrps IN TIE ronr LEAvENwoRTH SHOOT

Leavenworth, Kan, Aug. 22.-Ihe following are 'ne
winners in the eleventh annual rifle shoot at the for'
Lsayen worth target range Lieutenant obfisn io'h
Sergeant sydow, C, 18th; sergeant Le"iS' - ;
,,,ta,o nonald H. 18th; Sergeant McManus, d, 18th
s,vosnt schale H. It'll sergeant Bayhan, 18th Sergeant
Tmmins. D. 18th. Lieutenant Hughes 18th Sergeant
uutton r. 18TH iRterfercd with the cavalry re-
yoyer shoot. Lieutenant oBrien wins the gold mccall
svdow Lewis and Donald, silver medals McManus'
schaue Bayhan Timnins Hughes and Hutton, bronze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
THE GIANTS BEATEN IN PHILADELPHIA
1899, ..,,,,,, . rro o.,,r ETH OF ACCIDENTS.

Philadelphia Aug 22.-Keefe pitched winning Dsn loi
the phadephas against his old comrades to-day and New"
yor, was beaten 1t was Ions drswn-out game, full Of
accidents Bastian started in to play shortstop lor ~
Phladephias but was hit the finger the hfS' I. a'
bat and retired in favor OF Morelock Plock was nv Q"
the jaw. by pitched ball in the next INNING az. Wv"
49,, deed centre field Rusie was wild, but was
effective at times and fifteen Philadelphia men were iei'
on bases Attendance 10 goethe largest OF the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT TIL SEA SHORE.
Take the steamers OF the sandy ok route from
Now.York, Pier 3. North River, fOoiectorst De
lIchthIi sail Of hour down New-Nl Bay, In con
nectlon with express trains from san Hook. Leave
New-York 80. 10 AS a. M. IL mood p. m. (snturn,
days only), AS, 80, 80 p. mSundays, y ~
H. m. y. N. e.
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Shoes.

MAIN FLOOR,
LADIES' PATENT YAMP STRAP SLIPPERS,
81 So, worth $3.50
FINE QUALITY KID OXFORD TIES, patent leather
tips, S13S, formerly sold at $2l9
100 PAIRS HOUSE SLIPPERS, without heels, 69c. I,
worth 81
ONE LOT LADIES' KID BOOTS, patent leather tips
&L2A
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Fountain hit by batted ball

Fountain hit by batted ball
S Nsw.Ys;s A. ' c.: 9 Q 2 : SS-s
Earned runs-New-Jersey A. c. l. New:York A. G. /.
First base ~ errors-New Jersey A. C. g. NewYork G.
first bsse on balls-On Fountain 4. struck out-Wid,
De Gumones 2. Smith, Call. scsnlon. Lovely = oaan'
Wild Three-base hits-Quinn w Gnrfe, Fountain Sac
rinee hit-DouRlass. Stolen basesWilbur Double pay
Currie and Wild Wild ptehes-Fountan Day l. Passed
balls-w Currie 2. Umpires-Hart and Yates. Tine OF
ssme-1 :46.
Che Engewood Field and Staten Island Cricket club
teams played Englewood yesterday the home team win
ring as it pleased Powerss pitching batted all over
the field and his support was wretched. The score
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Louisville at Philadelphia Baltimore VS.. Columbus AZ
baltimore Washington VS.. st. Louis, at washington
Fridsy-Boston Louisville at Boston AtneTI s at
Daltimore Washington VS.. Milwaukee, at Washington.
Saturday-Baltimore ST. Louis, at Baltim9re ho
ton VS. Louisville Boston Washington vs. MlIWauhec'
at Washington Athletic Columbus, at Phiadeiph@
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FOR THE sEAsHoRE BY THE SANDY HOOK RoUIs

FOR THE sEAsHoRE BY THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
Leave New-York, Pier 8, N. r.. for Highland Bessn
seabnght, Monmouth Beach and Long Branch al 90
10 AS a. m, IL m. Il p. m. Saturdays ohiyl' '
A 80, 5 80 p. m. sundays, 8 80 a. m'' p III
For Atlantic Highlands 4 80, a. M l, '''"
A 80, 80 D. m. sundays, 30 a. M, p m ,.-.
For Elberon, Asbury Park. ocean eiove' .
Pleasant etc., 10 as a. M Il p. IN sa'ui"'' 'A""
3:45. Lao, go y. N.
All-Rail Route.
Leave New.York, Central Railroad Of NewSe'ss .n
foot Liberty N. r., for Red Bank. Long Amt
Asbury Park. Ocean Grove spring ~ L "a so p. N.
saturday onlyl 30, aio, 80, =: "a SS oecsS
q d. N. SUNDAYS except Asbnry Parx anu
Grove), e 10. IL 80 Q. m. p. m
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BEDFORD a. c.

Earned runsoange A C. T. Bedords O. on ba ssse Oh
errors-orange A. c. s. Bedfords o. Let ON ,p1SSe
Orange A. g Bedtords l. Home sgnsr' effwobsse
h nrg Iethb,ddge Gicy, Hutchinson. Struck out
Orange A. c. g. Bedfords H. Stolen basss.orsnsep a ID
g. Bases on balls-On Gottlieb 2, OF WileW c,t,ah
SalsDLarix 2. Wild pitches. WiLett 2 Gomneo II i
lift by pitcher-Cooney. Hutchinson Umpuo-1' "a
Hearn. Time Of game-1 ;35.
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z. I'll. wi A CY&CO.

holes. by and by the enemy sent up rocket and our
Irishman cried out a SHE'LL be abers, and the gun
with it, l was entertained for some months at the
expense OF the enemy, and have always been proud
OF that experience. After mature reflection have
arrived at the conclusion that the country would have
been saved if had not been in the army"
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CAPTAIN OLLIE BEARD.

Denver Aug 22-The Board OF Directors OF the
Denver Baseball Club night relieved George Tebea
from the management and captaincy and appointed oe
Beard TO the vacancy.
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ASSOCIATE
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

William Daley formerly Of the Boston Association Gu
NAV be signed by the New-York club In day or two'
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ss.ss I. Island g. CO . 9 Q 9 3 80
harmed runs-staten Islsnd C. C. o. EnsewOod T. c. g.
First base by orros-Stste Island C. Engewood r. g
LEFT on bsses-Stateg Island c.. e. 8, EnscNO0d b. @.
Z First bess on balloon westeryslt z, on Powers
RI Carpenter 20 Breck ~, Fisk e. S. "" fister
IL schslk Van Oraen (2l. Two-base hit -WestefxclL
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A BIG BASEBALL DEAL.
LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION AT PEACE.

THE BOSTON CLUB OF THE LATTER oRGANIzA
rioN WILL BE DROPPED OR MOVED AWAY.
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NEw.YORh.
RusA declared out for refusing to bat.

P Phil. @as a., ....SS 3 ] g g 3 -
Earned runs-Philadelphia J. Network B. ITo,ease
h-Basset. rhreebase htmH Mayer 3 S SIOen cnnnSr
FIRST base on balsHamilton p Thompson Myers BrGTn
Clea son Morelock Keefe Gore Ewing Connof nv Dy
ptcher'Buckley and Flock Struck out-Hamllitt,99nI
Gleason, Moreoek Keefe q BASS" e TmeS Az
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r, H. MACY & CO..
TO1tTH STREET.
Boys Clothing.

BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS AGES IA 70 n
YEARS, all WOOL $500 and s,.5s worth $3.50 and
DouBLE.BREAsTED BLOUSE SUITS AGys ? m
Is YEARS 4f3s aud sa61. ~
SEERSUCKER and OUTING WAISTS 3gc,t worth
SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

n,,ehes-Powcrs. Passed balls-Gaunt' umpre-''f' "
ivan lime Of game-2 hours
The staten Island and Crescent Athletic CLUB e~ns nau
great ten.nnng game at West Brighton s. L. yes.er
day The home players did great work. ana won IN a 'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
Upholstery.

CHENILLE CURTAINS.
ALL NEW PATTERNS AND C0LoRS with very rich
cOLORED BORDER and HEAVY FRINGE TOP AND
BOTTOM, in colors OLD ROSE. TERRA GOTTA,
BRONZE PEACH, SAPPHIRE, CRIMSON, STEEL
BLUE &C., &c,
$4.3S PER PAIR worth 5000.
1924 PER PAIR; worth rs 90
FIGURED CHINA SILKS, SOC. PER YARD; worth
s5c.
HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, complete on spring
rollers size 3x0 feet frnged, ETC. EACH worth 4oc.
CONTINUATION OF RUG SALE AT LESS THAN
MANUFACTURE RS' COST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

Tho New-Jersey A. c. received It's first defeat
OF the season at the Polo Grounds Yesterday New.
York A. c. team being the yctors The New-Jersey
men could bunch their hits while their though
few were costly The score was as follows:
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sLOOPs-FIRST CLASS.
THE EASTERN ,ACnT cLUs's '. cKu II,

'1se - on It's annual cruise this dIefhO
The Cyst race i, to the Isles Of Shoals
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LEAGUE

Philadelphia 0, New.York 5. Chicago 10, cleveland
Boston g. BrooSlyn 8. flttsburg ?, Cmelnhau l.
ASSOCIATION.
Washington g. Baltimore .. Columbus ., st. Louis D.
Boston 3, Athletic 5.
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BROOKLYN.

erro9s"soston A. Brooklyn O. Lett on tases~Boston 3.
Rrooklyn O. First base balls-Of Lcvctt l. of Hem
ming l. OF staiey 4 Struck o9t.By Lovest by Hem
Two base hIts-Nash Griffin. Lovett Sacrifice hltsNash
Brodie Kelly Bennett, nHaning. Stolen base-Ward.
Wild pitch-Staley. Cmpire-Mc Quad. Tlme-1 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
Umbrellas.

SPECIAL SALE OF FINE SILK UMBRFtI.s
PARAGON FRAMES, NATURAL STICKS sIfyvvy
AND FANCY HORN HANDLES SANFA ~
20-INCH, e1.14, worth 1900,
25.INCu, S101y worth $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

To sixth Avenue sheppersi
Riksr's soda water Il 'just TOO lovely" you know
Hxksss Shave. aud 22d~st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

Chicago. Aug. 2o.-The visitors put up an elegant
mungr game to-day and ably assisted by the poor
pitching of both viau and Young. Wilmot faced them
six ames and was presented with his base each time'
four other Chicago being sent to nrst by 'e same
ou,o Tho hating OF RYAN and Childs all that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
TILE RECORDS.

The Giants fell back yesterday In the League race Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES and CoLotKSS
4 72c. 19c. S1.O0. 81 .33, S1.39, $1.o%, Sl'oS'
These are EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-06-05

Die aitapou Snbiau @ebiciue Co.,
unter 2eituas bes 9r. 6. $. Sln99, fat
in Der 9td9e Der GUTENBERG Stride lire
i5eltc nufgeIdGusen, no tie td9lidJ
mebrere treie Sprlteluagcr, beltcbenb
aus iuOianiidsn Srle9stinjen, @eiiter-
tdrscn uIlu., siebt. gSdbreub Den Sor.
tellurgen perosn BON inbianii9en Wtez
oi5inminnern 5u5ereitete Nr5neien unO
Seillalben, beuen 9roBe Seittraft Su9c=
i9rieben miro, al Die Beluder u%erfauIt.
8ergebt nidt, Die SorItellun9ea Iilo
Irci.