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GAMES YESTERDAY.

r.vyork 4 lPttsburg 5. Louisville 2
Rrooklyn IL, Philadelphia chicago - ,ie.e'snn
Baltimore II. Washington cincinnati o. d. Lou's u
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Earned runs rookyn g. Philadelphia :. First base on
-f,rookiyn g. Philadelphia l. Len on
ivn phladephia H. Base balls-on Mciil J. on
Lucid 4 on Carsey . struck ou-By Lucid l. nx "t'.
Iv carsey z Three base hts-Lucid Hamilton in"np-
a., ~ turner Twohase hit-Thompson. stolen bases
4ainan Movie Hit hv pitched Buckl"r VIVA ptch
Stein. Time Of game-2:i@ Umpire Acponh'' "''s"'
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COXEY'S NEW SOy-TN-LAw.
From The Washington Post.
Brother Coxey will find that Carl Browne 10 -
non interest bearing bond.
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Beecham's pills for consti-
patton Ioc. and 25c Get the
book at your druggists and
60 by it.
Aasuai s.i.s ..r. ,hss aooo.ooe sszsA
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On sale at 3 p. NJ.

On Sale at 3 p. NJ.
Broken sizes in Muslin Gowns, about SOo you can
have them at IS and 3Sc; originally Csc and ST.
On sale p. NJ
800 good. strong muslin Drawers, hem and pleats,
lSe: three pieces only sold to one buyer.
FOR THE GILL DREN
Ginghan Short Dresses, YOKE prct'iy trimmed with
feather stitching, pink and blue stripes, months 10
. ycar>, Is .
Shor, Dresses Of pink and blue dimy, ruffles with
lace edge over shoulders. u months to years, 81
Can,brc Long Slips cluster OF fine peats between
> large pcAts and embroidered edge on neck and
sleeves, 35c.
Infants Hats OF handsome aover embroidery, SHRED
bnm, U.s.
Chd,ens Drawers good muslin, hem and cluster OF
4 pca,s , to years, TO-; to 10 years, hc.
lAllNDERED SHIRT WAISTS
We are SaiI have bv far the largest assortment IN
New York oty. STYLES are the raTes-cxeluSlve. Make
of tie garments IS very best As 10 workmanship, shape
waist and the cut Of collar AMI sleeves This IS esPe-
cilly true OF goods above Sl.2j.
You will find IN stock Shirt Waists at So, oSc 7Sc,
81 Sis sl.5O and S. The s. waist is equal to what
you'd pay - 80 almost anywhere else in town.
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THE PAVONIA YACHT CLUB.
ITS REGATTA To-MoRRow-LIsT OF THE ENIhif''
FOUR COURSES TO BE SAILED OVER

IT'S REGATTA TO-MORROW-LlSl Of liir
FOUR COURSES TO BE SAILED OVER
Tho Pavonia Yacht Clubs twenty-sixth annual
reratta will take place tomorrow. There are s-H'!
four entries in ten classes, comprising saihhe or"'
ranging from 6-foot schooners down to io-ioot ope"
catboats Four courses will be sailed as lono"s.
Course From Oyster Island buoy to ana AROUND
perch and bal,buoy No. II. west OF the southwest
Shit and return; distance. q miles Course
From oyster Island buoy to and around buoy No.
IL east of Swinburne Island; thence TO ana arouh'
b,ioy No TO- at the entrance to the Swash NhanHel'
thence 10 and around buoy No H. south py west
from Coney Island Point, returning TO the starting
noint. distance % miles. Course 3-From the start
ing point to and around buoy No. II. OF swinourhe
Island: thence to and around buoy No II, oil Coney
Island Point and return; distance, IL miles. course
4-F'rom the starting point to and around Fort La
favette and return; distance, 10 miles. The steam
boat Bay Queen will accompany the Meet. ieaVihs
Morrs-s Jersey City. at $50 and Per NO o.
North River a; 10 a N. The judges are George r.
Garland OF the New-Jersey Yacht Club; George
Psrkhil of the Columbia Yacht Club and Commo-
dore / F. Fischer, of the Canarse Yacht CIID. ne
Regatta Committee consists Of w. j. Kent, l.. NH.
teisdorf and b. II. McClaln. Following Is a isl OF
the entries:
Class A. course 1-schooners TINA
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thousands 10 RHOW.
ANOTHER SILK SURPRISE
Less than half prices on new seasonao'e
'''I At zsc the vd., $500 yds best grade
printed japanese silks. ~ or,ds
At Sc the yd, 2,40O yds. same et c;1s,
but perhaps choicer oolors. neS' '""'
have been free sellers at 75c.
Rotundn.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
a % Brocadc Mohairs Sc yd
Sicilians. SSc to $I.6S yd
High lustrc Mohairs, Soc.
s5c fancy Crepons Sc yd
50 Crepons, 81 yd.
50 % novelty Crepons, Sl95 yd
81 IS Nuns Yelling, embd, Sc yd
All wool Storm Serge, &c
Sl25 gray Clarette 4Sc I'D.
7jc black India Twill, 4Sc.
Second Floor, Tenth Street.
SUMMER DRESS STUFFS
Shelf cleaning. We have pulled out all the sro,l
lengths and dress patterns OF the dalnest su'e, soou'
d. TO 10 vds-and made some OF tnen, ndl'' So''''
quarter some one eighth prices. Styles ln'l e
Crepons, Jacquard Mohars, Chcvlo,s, ohS su'ped
Bnliants two toned Sultngs SN Elnp'v ,".e
patiS,c Serqes Mohairs and the like. Two lois
Kinds that were 81 TO 81 yd
Kinds that were 75c to 50 yd
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WOMEN'S OUTING SUITS


Made by people who know the needs Of summer cutters,
and who are alive to every freak OF fashion.
percale 2-plcce SUITS fitted waist and large full skirt,
waists yrettly trimmed with braid, sizes 80 TO 81,
At s37s; from 80 Other styles up to S. All are
this seasons goods
Pretty lawn 2-pece SUITS, blouse waist and skirt trim
med with embroidery, $3.50.
Duck SUITS launtiest for the street IN the hot
months al colornsS and styles, SlS0 81, $3.50 s.,
S. $3.50, OF IS high as you care 10 90.
Special lot OF serge tton and Blazer SUITS, ripple on
Goa, back ana all suits have full sweep skirt, blue or
black $3.50; iiom $3.50.
Blazer SUITS OF inc Atwood black blue serge
have ripple back, Others skirt back full sweep SKIRT
$3.50.
Womcn's duck Vests, double and single breasted
Sl.75, $3.50 SIS and $3.50.
Pretty, nltty, summary Shawls, light and airy but
ulst warm CROUCH to be comforting the shoulders
Of cool night, Pink, blue and cream, oSc, SIS,
$l.S and 81.
Second Floor. broadway.
SUMNER MILLINERY
Keeps us Jumping to get enough OF those zSc white sail
ors Tor YOU We have them also IN black and blue
Dainty Sennit Braid Sailors made by men hatters at
S.
We have trimmed number of short back Sailors
white black, butter oolor-wth French flowers, birds
wings or lliiion ana made lSt the sweetest head BITS
imaginable out Of them. Your pick, S49S.
second Floor. Tenth street.
PIRATE ALARM CLOCKS. 60c
Best nickel finish and warranted. The 5000 wont
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senicnt Broadway.
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FEATHER BOAS
A great clearing sale OF IN
fercd. at $500.
broadway.
HOSIERY-UNDERWEAR

Women, PLAIN black Isle thread Hose, d,
and high spliced heels, HeTmsdori dye, 8
pairs for 81.
Women's ribbed Isle thread Hose, fast ola
lcht colored tops, pairs for 81; were soc
Women's black spun silk Hose, extra Va'u'
were Sl.3j.
Misses plain and ribbed Isle thread Hose,
shades Of tan, Is; were SOC.
Misses ecru ribbed cotton Vests and Panta
low neck no sleeves, high neck, long
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Misses white gauze Vests. high neck, long
sleeves. sizes l6 TO %, TO- each; good val
Chlldrcn's Isle thread Hose; broken line Of
s,rted colors. s. pair; were poo.
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40 SUNDAY GAMES IN TOLEDO.

Batteries Gregory and sullivan. Lewis and /
per. iIiis-Amherst. .. Williams. s.
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BROOKLYN
- Totals ....4i u u
p-,oL,,r ...........T y o D VI
tt,.,niosiahi, ...........O / q % .

Totals %. 80 IL I6 81 10 .
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HANDK ERCHIEFS

Fifty STYLES women's embroidered and soalloPed naI
kerchefs. all very effective designs, machine enbrodef
Al Ioc If hand embroidered, same effect would
81 ,,u..,,;.,, vs,v
Mems extra size, pure linen Hand"s!ehlefs, very
quality. regular 10 and SOC value, Loc each.
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feaaI \ Offices.
& UPRENlE COURT KINGS COZ NTl.-Hen-


CUPREME COURT, KINGS COuNTl.-Hen-
- ny c. Lchhed. individually and as executor OF ana
trustee under will and testament OF Egoert =
Ittchfeld and Emma l.. Chilts. plaintiffs.
against Edward Litchhed Elizabeth T. T. Oakley
Jacob r T. Litchheld. William y. Litchneld. Charles l.
Itchfel l. Mary T.. Cotton Arthur b. Ltfchneld Heloss
NJ. Anin Edward II. Lifchtsld Frances l.. turnout.
Grace DEMO Ltchfed. Henry L. Litchhed. May Litch-
field Arthur Lchfed. Egbert l.. Ltchneld Eliza L. Pull
ford Calvin r. How. Lucy How, Dawes How EIsht
l.. How. g. Willis How. William r. Bacon defendants
The plaintiffs designate the County OF krgs as the place
OF trial Of this action.
To above named defendants: You are hereby sum.
the complaint In this action, and 10
a Of the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after the servce OF this summons.
OF the day Of service and in case OF your ta
ure appear, judgment will be taken against
you by default relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, August Goth. 1898.
SMITH. GRIFFIN BUXTON. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Post address No. 10 Court ST.. Brook
Ign. y. Y.
TO the defendants Charles T. Ichfed Mary f. Cotton
Arthur T. Ltchield Frances L. Turnbull May ltchned,
I.chhed, Egbert l. Iitchheld. Eliza L. Pulford,
Calvin +. How. Dawes How. Elisha l.. How, b. Wills
How and william T. Bacon. and each Of them
The foregoing summons is served you by publca-
tan pursuant OF Hon. Willard Bartlett. JUS
Supreme OF the State OF New York dated
22d November. 1895 and hled with the com
plant in Of Clerk OF the County Of Kings az
the OF Brooklyn County OF Kings and State OF Ne"-
York November 22d. 1895.
Dated. Brooklyn. November 22d 1895.
SMITH. GRIFFIN & BUXTON Plaintiffs Attorneyps
Brooklyn, y. Y.
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WEST BROADWAY sUPREME COURT.

INVEST ADWAY.-SCPREME COURT,
w CITY AND COUNTY OF NETWORK. -Adains
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rural side But what justice ne rendered 10 his
nation there. He gave his paintings atmosphere
in that precious sense which means not only light
and air, but the very breathing and speech of
artless, living men: Did he throw more of a
glamour over his pastoral scenes than was war
ranted by the condition Of rural England in his
day? Hardly The life Of the English cottager
may not invariably have produced such apple
checked lads and lassies as he portrayed, and the
typical country housewife may not have been the
merry buxom soul OF whom he was fond But
though not universal his types were not by any
means rare and, moreover, the general air Of
genial rusticity which he gives them is borne out
by all contemporary observers of last century
rural life. For a certain fat, even unctuous kind
Of landscape the landscape of England under its
mos, fertile conditions for certain jocund,
somewhat stupid but clearly wholesome and
vigorous type of human being for a race OF ami
mails ungraceful but well kept up and happy; for
all these things George Morland Is unmatched in
English art and his paintings have the double
value Of absolutely sound sentiment combined
with high technical excellence. Mr. Richardson
depicts man who is interesting because he is
good painter. but who is also of great sgnih cance
interpreter of manners. The book before
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this is an addition to English biography which
Will Justify its existence more and more time
goes
We wish we could prophesy The same future
for the volume containing thirty engravlngs after
landscapes and works Of rural genre by Birket
Foster an Englishman who has sought 10 emu
late George Morland. But the sincerity and
solldityof Fosters feeling could not save him from
the thin and unconvincing tone OF a painter i'm
perfectly qualified to paint His senti nent Ia
agreeable His designs are picturesque and win
ming They have a homeike air about them
which Is not to be despised But as art they seem
in the long run not far from medocrty. ard this
bookful OF pictures does not promise 10 make
a deep Impression. The textual accompaniment
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