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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-01
Ladies Column.
POPULAR APPROVAL


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the goodwill and patronage
we have had during the last
forty years indicate, not only
that we have the POPULAR AP-
PRovAL, but that those who
have dealt with US have been
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transactions.
WE ATTRACT
And retain patronage more
by the EXCELLENCE OF QUALITIES
shown and our REASONABLE
PRICES than by preposterous
claims of selling goods below
cost, etc.
WE REPEAT
AS we have said before that
when you pay less for goods
than we ask for them you get
an inferior quality.
WHILE WE
Garry a stock of dry
goods that is complete
in every sense, from
the lowest priced goods
to the most luxurious made,
we make a speciality of the
highest grade, and exclusive
designs of the most recent and
accepted styles.
1T IS
Worth your while always in
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our stock before deciding. If
we have what you want you
will certainly buy it, if quality
and prce are any consid-
Grafton.
THIS WEEK
Ladies' Underwear in con-
nection with our general stock
will receive considerable at
tention, it is our intention to
make a run of them and as the
stock is an over large one,
first buyers will have first
choice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-01
KEoKI Mao vs.. APA (Cn).
TRESPASS.

In District Court defendant pleaded to
the jurisdiction, pleading title in real
estate; the Court sustained the plea
and general appeal was taken to the
Circuit Court, where the same plea was
made and overruled and the case was
tried on its merits with Jury. Held:
That the District Court had iurisdic-
tiOn. That the appeal should have
been on point OF law. That the case
should have bsen remanded to the
District Co1rt for hearing on Its merits.
The verdict is set aside and case remanded
TO District Court for trial.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-01

This proceeding is remapded TO
the Circuit Court, with leave To the
piaintl1s to file supplemental bill
toE the partition of the land.
Decree accordingly.
Achl-Johnson for plaintiffs, ap-
PENDANTS.
Dated Honolulu, January 10. 1895.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-01
In the Supreme Court Of the Ha-
waiian Islands.
DECEMBER TERN, 1894.

BEFORE JUDD, C. J., BIcKERroS, J., AND
COOPER, CIRCUIT JUDGE SITTING IN
PLACE OF FREAR, j., ABSENT FROM
ILLNESS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-01

ELL TO Reform DEED. BEFORE JUDD,
c. j., BICKRRTON, J, AND CIRCUIT
JUDGE COOPER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-01

f. K. NAHAoLELUA TT AL. vs. KAAAHU
IVY ETAL.
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(Circuit Judge Cooper heard the case
IN place of Mr.. Justice Frear,
absent on account Of illness.)
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
RACES AT PORT RICHMOND.

The second annual series Of road races OF the CO.
lumba Wheelmen held at Port Richmond
Staten Island yesterday afternoon. Inc mccall ior
the highest individual score was won by Greene OF
the Crescent Wheelmen. 4 large CROWD turned out
20 witness the races. Following are the results:
One-hsl; mile tscratch)-won by D. J. Greene.
Crescent Mheemen. Wilson. Columbia WheeTnen. sec
ond: j. Duane Metropolitan wheclmen. third Time
li2i..
ore mile lin three heats)-Frst heat won by D. j.
Greene. Crescent Wheelmen: J. Duane. MetrcToIitan
Wheelmen second: T. Beck Essex Cyclers. third ime
2:3i! Second heat. by y. Kohl columbIs Wheel M
men, J. J o Brien Catholic Cycers. second: r. Beacn
Wheelmen. third. Time-2 "A 25. Third heat
by C. Osborn. Clinton Cycers George Grirn
Triumph Wheemen second II. Meyer. Union Cyclists
third. Tme-2:33i..
Final heat-Won by y. J. Greene. Crescent Wheemen:
+. Kohl Columbia wheeImen, second: J. j. O'Brien.
Catholic Cyciers third Tme2:3l.
One-qusrter ni.e tscrach)-Won by f. Kohl. CO.
lumba Wheemen. J. Duane. Metropolitan Wheenen.
second; f. Beck. Essex C,clerr. third. Time-o;o6,
One mile thnndicap for club members onlyl-Won
oy T. Kohl. scrsck; r. Roder. 40 yards second E.
Brown. 80 yards. third. Tme-2:35
One-eghth mile slow race-Won by L. Brown Charles
Wolf. second: +. T.oder. third. No time taken.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
CHICAGO TRO7T1NG MEETING ENDED
1T WAS NOT A FINANCIAL sUCCEss-GooD RAG
ING ON THE LAST DAY.

IT WAS NOT A FINANCIAL sUCCESs-GOOD RAG
ING ON THE LAST DAY.
Chicago Aug 24-To-day the final races of
the Northwestern Breeders meeting at Washington
Park Yesterdays deluge made the track like lead
and prevented the special races which were 10 have
come of Joe Patchen and BeuZetta did not go
their exhibition miles. and the Sulphide-An2pias
special race for ;wo-ycnr-oid PAGERS was declared
OF. Carbonate. entered 10 20 against Dlrcctly's
three-year-old record. also remained in the stable
In the unfinished 2.30 trot Wills p. justified his
performance in the second heat when he went
around his field by winning the other two without
being driven ont Dentine Was laid up In the FIRST
heat OF the 2:2. trot, which went TO Jim smith
The next three heats were a series OF struggles
UP TO the stretch between Denilne and Loretta B
The geding carried the mare of her feet eacn
time and won, pulled mp. Brinoda made sfrcnS
bid for the 2l1 pace, and won the first heat easily
Dempsey the favorite. in seventh place. But ne
went out and took the next three win great ease
II was after O'Clock when the horses for the
hour later when the wes given TO Valley
Queen al the end OF the fourth heat; spinaway
won the first two heats. but Valley queen 1orce1
her SO hard that she was leg welry. The queen
$25 for scoring fast In the second neat
Darkness prevented fifth heat. ..,
meeting without pools ts not financial success
Secretary Allen admits that the loss Is over SoWu
Others IT, a position to know say thet II Is more more
Joe Patchen Gentry, the Salisbury, THOMAS paiy
and other big stables started to-nisht ior New.
York.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK- SATURDAY. AUG. "a. 1898.
Steamer Europe Br) Robinson London August s. via
Rrston % In ballast TO Hurst Arrived at the Bar
steamer Paris Watkins Southampton August II. with
tsrnationai Navigation Co. Arrived at the Bar at l049
steamer charos Dutch. Peters Antwerp august o. in
ballast 10 Ranierbrock Arrived at the bar at 300
steamer La Champagne (Fr). Porot. from Havre Au-
gust H. with nidre and to Forget. was re-
Steamer Elwck tBr) Clark. Hueiva August and Glib
raltar g. with copper TO Pennsylvania Salt Mining Co.
vessel Slmpson, Spence Young Arrived at the Bar
at M - ,,- ..
and 81 Lucia TO- with mdse TO Busk Jevons Arrived
at the Bar at II m I'D.
Steamer Theresina Iir). Hughes. Maranham July o.
TO- with mdse to shipton Green Arrived at the Bar at
IL 30 . m I'D.
steamer Santiago. Leighton. Clenfuegos Angus, II.
Santiago IT, and Nassau 20 with mdse and - passengers
10 James Ward Go. Arrived at the Bar at 40 m
Steamer Panama tspan). Casquero Havana August 20.
with mdse and passengers to NJ Ceballos Co. Ar
rived at bar al IL 10 m.
days with fruit TO Dumos & Co. Arrived at the Bar
sandy Hook. n. J.. Aug a. o:3o D. m.-wind fresh
breeze southwest. cloudy. hazy OF shore.
CLEARED.
Steamer wit,ekind Ger. cupperr bremen oerichs
Steamer Indra ts). Potter African ports-Bnrber Co
steamer Knickerbocker Haisey. NewOrIehns- Allen
steamer Prtns wniem Ill Dutch Wander Est. Hayden
and Venezuelan ports-Kunhart Co
Steamer Croatan. Hansen. Wilmington c. and George
TOWN. y clyde 4 60.
steamer Ely ,Br Donovan, Baracoa-H Dumois Co.
Steamer Msahat,an. Bragg Portland. Ms-H0ratO Hr..
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
&C.: ::::s: %@Am @&xee$S@ ;:::s::: *::::
FoWThNE Successors yoAI SfsWnsr & Co. ~ FuuRIHM

Of Wight Shoai the whisng buoy and the pen oeos
each painted red temporarily marking the station WV"
removed.
This notice affects the List OF Lights and rgs t -
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts 1925 ~ No soo AZ.
Last OF Beacons and Buoys Fourth Lighthouse p''N'S~
1894. pages l.: and A.
- ~ ~ Holm G. WALKER.
Rear-Admira L. 5. Navy. Vhaf"'A%
Washington. Aug. %. 1898
THE MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer ST Louis. Randie. for New-fork sa'ifi 1--WE
Southampton August "a > y,fh
August 10. arrived Bristol August "a a.. 49,
Steamer Buffalo (I,r). Malet. sailed from HUI TOT Wv
York August 23 49, york
steamer La Tourane tFr). Santeli, from Se"-'''s
August II for Havre passed the Lizard August ~ y.
Steamer wllehad Gen. Richter. from Bremen Tor wv"
York. passed Dover August 23. -. ,,o,.
steamer rhinEvaha DAM Beentsen. sailed from "0"
enburg Cor NewYork August 81 ,,A,,-
Steamer Amaln Ger, Jerxensen. sailed from ha'"s"'s
for NewYork August 81
London. Aug "a Steamer Ohio OBJ; Akss,e A' i.snds
Angus; 10 for Hull. passed the Sc.y is.a
to-day She signaied that she was disabled Tnr , ss
Lyonnesse alongside and VIII assist her into POI"
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25

Steamer Valencia Miller La Guayra. Curacao. etc
steamer Neuces. Risk. Key and Galveston-c X
Mallory ( Co.
steamer Nab Gr). Rasmussen Fernandina-slinpson.
Spence Young
Steamer Calico O}r). Page. Hul-sanderson h Son.
Steamer II W Brune LewiH Biltimore-H Foster.
Steamer Tyr dam. Rasmussen. Aaiberg. Denmark-w
w Iiuylbut 4 Co.
steamer Yucaian, Reynolds Havana and Mexican ports
f Ward & co.
Steamer jamestown. Hulphers. Norfolk and Newpor,
News-Od Dominion SIS Co.
steamer Pen,asoet. Oakes. Eastport Rockand Me
John Roberts.
steamer CITY Of Birmingham. Burg. savannah-R !.
Walker.
Richmond-Od Dominion ss Coz
steamer Edorado. Byrne. Ntw-orleans La->Iohn r
Van Sickle. 49,
SAILED
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm II .Ger) for Gspoa Sorrento
(Ger brazilian ports: Para Ger, Iamburg Acne ,)
Kingston Carhagena etc Philadelphia Laguayra, etc;
Obdam Dutch. Rotterdam VIA Boulogbe; La Gascognc
Frl Havre, Etrurla 'Iir). Liverpool crcassia ,lr).
CiasEow Ems (ier, Bremen via Southampton Maverick
with barges. coastwise, Mobile ,I,r London; Croatan
Wilmington y c: jamestown. Norfolk and Newport
News. Knickerbockrr. New Orleans; Old Dominion New
port News and Richmond; Calico lBr). Hull Indra (Br)
African ports: Tyr Dan Aalberg. Denmark. w Brune
baltimore. wlttekind 0ier. Bremen Prins wiem hi
U)utch). Haytien and Venezuelan ports Yucatan Ha-
vana and Mexican ports Virginia ,Ger s,ettin etc;
curacao ETC. sssinaw Turks Island; III Dorado. New.
Orleans, and Nueces. Key West and Galveston
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Fenwick Island shoal Light Vessel
Notice is given that ID. 1895 Fenwck Island
shoaI Lisht-Verse No s.: replaced her station
about miles EsEsE from Fepwick Island shoa OF the
Maryland and about oA miles NEhE from Isle
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
THE RECORDS.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Baltimore Aug - The champions batcd Parrou to-
day for twenty hits with total ~ thirty-seven
bases, and won from the Honer was steady and
only ,ohnd him would have shu, out the On
cinrails Jennings day the field. but batted
in eight Of ,h' champions runs WIN The game wen IN
the visitors two hits innings and struck out two
Gleason and Smith each made Il hair-raslng stop
and throw Attendance, o,3Oo The score -
Baltimore .....................2 q % =
Observation-Disclosures 90 Cincinnati Errors-BaItInlore e
4. cincinnati g. batteries; Hoiei, Pond boweiinan @ ana
clerk, Pafrott ana vaughn NmpHes-O DaS NM "''"'
ham.
Washington Aug ci-The contest was tedious one
and was stopped in the seventh Inning account Of
iarkness Hassamer played hir last game for the home
to-day. and Monday his place VIII be hied py
Tom Brown. Attendance 1900 The score
Washington ...................,.....'''3 q
Chicago y -
Washington II. CHICAGO 10 Errorsmmasnins
g. CnicagO Batteries Anderson ana MV'"e' iS'''
and D"nahur Umpire teeir.
Philadelphia Aug. 2i-C1cveand played all around
philadelphia this afternoon and easily There was no
stage of the game third inning that the home
team The crowd one Of the largest OF the
season. 1896 people paying the admission fec The score
philadelphia ...................2 % -
Bias Philadelphia IL. Cleveland H. Errors-P
dephia 2 Cleveland l. Baterles-Iucld and Smith ana
Gray and Buckley; Knel and thinner Umpire EnsIe'
Boston, Aug 2i-The Boston team made Its hits count
to-day and fielding in good form defeated the PsouTs
Pirates follows:
Boston .................-...4 % x-lo
iltsDurg ...................... = " .
Basehts- 10. Plttsburs i? Error Boston 2;
Merritt. Umpire Mcdonald.
AT sprinsneld-scrantor =. Springfield 4.
At Observation-Disclosures 4. wlkesbarre q
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
FEVER FIGHTS FOR THE HOvAs

GREAT MORT Atty AND SUFFERING REPORTED
AMONG THE WRENCH TROOPS IN MADAGASCAR
Paris Aug 24.-The correspondent Of the "Gau-
lois on the French transport ship Provence, which
arrived al Marselles from Madagascar yesterday
with number OF sick and wounded soldiers, sends
10 his paper reports Of interviews with several Of
the returned officers and mon. all of whom regard
the French situation In Madagascar In a most pes
simistic light. One officer frankly sad
The number Of the dead among the French troops
will never be known In France. About 800 are now
living III IN the sanitarium in NosskOmha and In
the other hospitals who ought 70 have ben sent
home long ago. Many OF the engineers are on tbs
sick list In consequence OF the very unhealthful
condition of the SOL necessary TO be removed in
the work OF making roads.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
BICYCLE RACES AT CORNING.

Corning, n. Y. Aug PA strong wind and a
dusty track made the time somewhat slow In the
bicycles at the Driving Park this afternoon.
The attendance was large. and considerable inter
est was manifested in the contests. An exhibition
of trick riding by H. H. Kramer. OF NcwYork. was
a feature Of the programme Summaries:
lf-mile topen)-L. Atkins Potter Brook frst: J. Os-
trander Wesviile. second r. Marlom Bossbug. third.
T4me-lI4.
One-nnie (open)-I. Atkins Potter Brook, nrst J. Os-
trander Wesville second r. II. Fulton. Elmra. third.
Time-2:44H.
On.-mie (novice)-won by w. r. Coger Tme-26S
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
BOSTON AMATEURS WIN IN STOCKTON.

London. Aug. 2A-The Boston Amateur Baseball
Club defeated the Stockton nine with score OF
IS TO .. Lawsons pitching was too good for the
Englishmen. who otherwise played well. The Bos-
tonans played a fine game especially Clarke and
Maynard. About eight thousand spectators were
present The Boston club will pay at Mddiesbor-
ough on August rs. and will thereafter pay two
matches at Newcastle. The team s making many
friends. and cordially received everywhere. a.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25

Southampton. Aug A-Among the passengers on
board the American Line steamer st. Louis which
sailed for NewYork at las p. m. to-day were
the Cambridge cricket players. under the cap
tancy OF r. 4. Mitchell. whose first game In
America will be played against All-New-York on
the Staten Island Cricket Clubs grounds Sep
eu,h
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
DROPPED FROM THE WESTERN LEAGUE

Peoria, H. Aug. M-The directors Of the Western
Baseball Association yesterday took the Omaha
franchise from David Rowe. and the Denver and
Springfield clubs dropped from the League.
which will be continued 10 the close OF the season
with only six clubs new schedule has been ar.
ranged
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
BROOKLYN.
ST. LOUIS.


.Dowd out on Coolcys Interference.
81, Louis s.....................O /
Earned runs-st Louis g. Brookiyn o. First base on er
rors-s Louis T. Left baSesSt. Louis >. Brooklyn -
T'rs, base on balls-On Dnub on Cronn !, of Ehret
on McDougali 2. Struck out-By Daub ]. by Cronin l.
Home run-La Chance. Threebase hts-Shoch, La
chance Cronin Dowd Two-base hts-Tredway, Shoch
Quinn samuels. Peitz Stolen base-Daob. Hit with
pitched bal-Grirln. Umpire-Murray. Time OF game
Attendance. 1000.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
Nrw.IERSEY A
NETWORK.

An eary victory over the eleven representing the
ST. George Athletic Cub was scored yesterday
afternoon on the New-Jersey Oval at Bergen Point
bv the New-Jcrsey Athletic Clubs second eleven
The match was Of the series for the New-fork
Cricket Associations championship. The New
Iorsevmen led by a margin OF IS runs on the scores
for the first innings having closed out the visitors
for a total OF 81 runs In their unfinished second
innings the New-Jerseymen made wickets yie.d
them .5 runs The score
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
Five mile (handicap. profcFsionaD;
w Porter. WalthaU tscratc'D .'''''''..''''''''
7 s,or,rrk Philadelphia (scratcht
Con Baker Columbus 900 )


Crooks ruao S ysTds Fss 1so st. .r o5E p ho;
Bcro Boston d75 yardt: H. G. Mheelsr orange range 2Yo
ysres, George CTsJS 1y. d36s HS,o" T. fauve York
(si5 YARDS: G. E. Kiuge Jersey CITY C25o ysras; B. s
12encr Rochester $3.50 yafds) j. !. Glen, Newarh 3io
yarGsC J. r McDonoGgh BROOKLYN ti3o yardsl; Henry
Hawthorne Newark tl5o YARDS: f. T. Baker oinmngs
,IG0 vards). u H. Iouan RiNcrton 600 yarcsl: ~. E
rartbo;omew River.on (2sO yaeds G +. Connolly Dos
ton (250 yards). also started. won by "heeI' Hai
wheel between second and third
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
SECOND TEAM.
FIRST TEAM

At Central Park the Columbias reversed the result
Of their former game with the Kings County cub
in The championship series OF the New-fork cricket
Association, and gained victory by 70 runs
A Richardson did some vigorous hitting for the
winners and also aid great bowling. The
victory was largely due 10 hts Individual worh
The following ~ the score:
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGENC&

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 20 Sunset 6:44 Moon sets 92l Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook IL :2s Island 1885 He'll Gate lt9
PM-Sandy Hook -iGov. Island IL .0i He'll Gate lo+
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25

The junior team OF the Manhattan Cricke, Club
challenged the regular eleven OF the CLUB to a
game at Prospect Park yesterday. and. while they
did not win they surprised their opponents by their
work with both bat and ball j. Nichols and H. @.
King made a good stand for the first team the
former especially exhibiting pretty style. For the
second eleven the brothers Dixon made the best
stand ana H. r Chittck BOWED with good effect.
The following is the score:
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25

prooklyn Is, ST. Louis T. Chicago y. Washington \
baltimore 70 Cincinnati 5. Cleveland ~ Philadelphia s.
The Eastern teams captured four OF the six
games payea yesterday. the Chicago and ceve-
land teams being the only Western clubs to capt
urc games. The NewYork and Brooklyn players
had a rather easy time OF Il, the fallen heroes OF
Harlem Hoi wv defeating No H. while the Bride
grooms fairly slaughtered No. II.
The New-York and Louisville teams crossed bats
nj the Polo Grounds yesterday before probably
$500 people. the home team winning easily The
moor tai-cnders at the start showed a disposition
,o try TO play real baseball and they took the lead
in their secord turn at bat and they actually held
the advantage for one whole inning. Then Rus!e
settled down and the Coonels had nothing more
10 say during he remainder OF the game The
home players batted well and gave Rusie perfect
support The
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
Summer Prices Are Frost-bltten

bood of frost time And there are gSa' sos
ELL md ns, @s that here t as c "G~ :" es1i ecgs At
5@ f@V onned %"% dooro quickly swept out ana "''
sleighing ons mise housekeepers can pIcR up 0Inoa
.;am IN ded S for furnishing out"g an" S00' "S "9
the usual purchase money!
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25

The Elm Cricket Club added still another victory
to their record at Central Park by defeating the
METROPOLITAN Insurance eleven by thirty runs. re-
suit brought about by the effective bowling OF C..
Stanley The following Is the score;
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25

KINGS COUNTY.

The Paterson Club jOurneyed 10 Central Park to
meet the Hiarlcms yesterday, and they increased
their lead In the championship series OF the New
York Cricket Association by scoring another victory
The batting Of W. Bunce and ". podds had much
TO 10 with the victory Of the New-Jerseymen while
j. H. West and W, Carkson did some fine bowling
Ina
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25

About four thousand spectators witnessed the
game Eastern Park yesterday between the st.
Louis and Brooklyn mines. The Bridegrooms out
played their opponents at every point. and won as
they pleased. The home team welded the bat
with effect and fielded perfectly. Won Der Abe $
men could not bat and their field work was par
ticulary amateurish The score:
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
INCOMING STEAMERS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY

,... For lire Malls close. Vessel sails
r,-,ac1ni, Ieith Arrow ............ $40 N
MONDAY. AUGUST &c
Cherokee Charleston. Clyde. 300 m
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81
uav.l Bremen. y Lloyd. ......... 700 m 300 m
ITamborough, Kingston. y q Cuba. .l2:U m 2;oo m
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25

Westerve.t was puzzle TO the Nutley Athletic
Club at the Orange Oval yesterday. The latter got
only one hit In the eighth inning. Their solitary
run was scored errors by Cunning and Coogan
Orange. on the other hand. hit the ball hard and
often. earning nine OF their fourteen runs The bat
ting Of Place. Horner and Murray was the con-
spicuous feature OF the games Attendance. $500
The score:
Orange A. C...................5 x--it
a u ID a =
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
ON THE CRICKET FIELD.
CHAMPIONSHIP AND OTHER GAMES
PLAYED YESTERDAY.


CONTESTS At BERGEN PoINT-GooD SPORT IN
CENTRAL. AND PROSPECT PARKS.
A league championship game was played ycster-
dav on the New-Jersey Oval at Bergen Point.
where the New-Jersey Athletic Club added another
victory to its record by defeating the New YORK
Cricket Club by seventyfour runs and -FOUR wickets
TO spare For the victors W. H. pehAe" pa'eu
s .ts.dv innings for twenty-cight. not out.
wb,,e r q Clarke J. Forbes and +. i. Kelly also
did good work The following is the score:
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25

Earned runs-New-York 3. Louisville =. First base by
errors-New- York 2. louisville /. Left on bases
Nev-York 3 Louisville {. Base bals-On Ruse
l. OF Cunningham 3. Struck outly Rusie 3 by cunning
ham q Thrcebase hit-Shugart Twobase hits-Tternan.
Collins Cunningham. Stolen bases-Davls. Wright Double
plays-O Bren Shugart Spies; O'Brien and Spies;
Farrell and Fuller Passed bal-Farrell Umpire-Jevne.
Time OF game-2O9. Attendance, $500
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
One mile Uandenl).

F. J. Berlo and j. Crooks.
+ l.. Silvie and W. Coleman.
II G. Wheeler and j. +. 9tarouck ............... 3
Time :jS 3-5
y St Onre and J. Gutter. @. !. Kuhlke and r. {.
Blauvslt W NJ Murphy and jay Eaton also started
Won by yards yards between second and third
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
GIANTS BEAT AN EASY FOE.
THE TAIL-ENDERs DEFEATED AT THE
POLO GROUNDS.
pRrDEoRooMs MAKE SHORT WORK OF NO IL
rooR WORK BY Won DER AHE's MEN
GAMES YESTERDAY

Stw.York g. Louisville T. Boston TO- Pittsburg g.
t,,ooklyn IS ST. Louis l. Chicago o. Washington g.
baltimore 30 Cincinnati Cleveland ~ Philadelphia 8.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
Fourth Avenue.
ANY UPHOLSTERING

YOU have in mind can De done FOR less money now, very
likely than maybe for six months TO come. There's
storcul here OF everything in the upholstery way; and
the little prices reach into the newest things.
New colors and designs in Josephine Drapery Is and
35c yd.
80 in. Cretonne Monte Cloth 0 distinct styles. 25c
kind at lSe
80 in. figured French sateen, new designs, 4Oc kind
At rs
80 in. English light weight Cretonne small figures.
fast coors SOC kind at l5c
Remnants OF sash muslln--Swss, tamboured and
Swiss, and Irish point lace at half prices.
Chair seats, >2ix24 n., tap and velour. Is.
Bamboo and bead Porteres, grill top, 31lxSH #.
Sl.5O to $3.50 each
Some 81 % Porteres not perfect, at Soc.
Third Floor.