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SHIPPING NOTES.

The brigAutius Co2aueIe wa locked 1T tla
F -Ikelke's wharf November Isth 70 take ii bal
last She viii leave Tomorrow ballast for
san tr4ac1scO-
/ The steamer Surprise VIII leave next Monday
FOR Enau, Maui.
The Brit 81 bark Iron Cra. haa been moved
into the stream. she VIII load sugar Tor san
Francisco.
The bris4nt5ne John D. sprscksLs VIII either
leave to-morrow or next Monday for san Fran
cisco.
The =chooaers Canuta, MOI wahine LukA
zaaikeaoull, Mary E. Foster, Kaullua, Enl1la
And 6lw1iIaai VIII Sal to-day far THAR respect
i've ports, Il the weather mOderltas
The steamer wlialaaIe Will either leave this
4fteraoan OF to morrow morning Tor Eamakua,
Hawaii
On account Of the storm the sailing Of the
steamer " G. Hall for wlndward ports vas post
por=I TIL o'clock this morning
The steamer c. R Bishop viii leave at 10
o'clock this morning for WaIaIla, waiaRae and
MokaIeia, Oahu, and KiIauea and EanaIei, Kauai.
On returning abe VIII 5ous u at TaIaIua and
WAianae.
The steamers LwaIani and no kolii, notFI5h-
standing the storm, LETT for their respective
ports last evening Fhe LwaLani VIII return next
sunday morning
The British bark E. !. Spence has been moved
to Brewers wharf.
The Hawaiian steamship ZeaILndia, Captain r.
Van Otersndsrp, arrived At this port ~ ?. Il.
November LTsn, from san Francisco sailed
from san Francisco November IJtl at , ?. N
Passed the whistle buoy az $40 ?. m Ekpe-
r1e1eed me weather the entire passage. except
ing of this ISLAND when shs encountered rai ny
weather. Passed she Oceanic Company's br1sln-
lue claus sprsckel4 November 18th, bound f5i
No veul5er ITth, and came aIou gside the Oceanic
Company wharf at p n Time, days and
hours.
All the sehoouers which were 70 leave yestsr-
day did not yearrs cut CT the harbor, u account
OF the storm. They may leave to-day
port November 18th, and the bark CeyIon the
Iath, also for this port.
The steamer James MaEee sails at o'clock
this afternoon Cor Kappa and KIlausa, kauai,
Gully
since our Last ldvices the following vessels
from chs Kingdom arrived at san Francisco.
October 27th, bark Ceyiou, hence October 3utA-
steamer 2lar1posa, hence; October 3Ist schooner
Ida sen uaIer from Kahului, Maui, and schooner
Emma Claudlua, from EiIo, hawaii; November
9th tern. " >. Bovine, hence Following uaTe
been the departures: November 7th bark Elr-
est Queen, 1or this port, and brig Hazard, for
Hllo Hawaii: November Jtn, schooner Ida
scbnaaer. fer EahaIui, Mani
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DUAL AND GENERAL.

Hawaiian rice vas quoted at a, cents or
November 9Th
The Hon " a.. Parke has au assignee =
notice in another column.
.--Me>sr>. Ho->chL-egz- * 90. have ,he
+ Rein -.arz. superior quality. Tor sale. -
The meeting OF the ". C. T. L. an
n0unced 3er this evening = postponed
The meeting OF the y VI g. a LAST
night !aP=el. presumably Gazing 20 rhe
weather.
The heavy rain Of Yesterday caused the
streets - present = somewhat deserted aE-
pearauce-
The Ze4l4ndia brought 800 tons of
cargo for this port She VIII probably -a1
Tor san Francisco on Tuesday
The schooner Ida Schuauer .ese san
Francisco November 9Th Tor Kahului. Uith
d lai-ceIap=ou~ cargo value,Iat St+.I4--
The sailing OF the steamer " q. Hall
has been postponed until o'clock this
morning The mail closes at $50 O'Clock
There will be the usual service ar 81
Andrew Cathedral this evening at
O'Clock. c9ndaeted by the Bishop Of Homo
lulu.
Ia our By Authority column the
Minister Of the Interior adyerci~e~ for ten
ler- for furnishing 90 rhe Hawaiian Gov
eumeaJ building na5 rial. naval store.
ETC.
Mr. O. ". King "a brother Of Ne-~r~. T.
J-aud ". e. King. Of the firm OF King
Bros. died In san Francisco October 18th
He visited the Islands about a year ago I'm
search Of health
The steamer e. r. Bishop -ail- az 10
O'cLoel this morning for Kauai. Via Wait-
nae and Wat4lua. and tie steamer james
Make at O'Clock in the afternoon for Ia
pa. aai kilauea Kauai. only
Thursday next IS Thanksgiving Day
among citizens of the United srate,- and
others are invited 10 participate Special
services Will be held a II. Andrew Carhe-
Irll and Fort--treet Church.
There vii! be "a p.n-PooI match at the FIa- +
wliiau Hotel billiard room thu. evening
between Lon Morris ana ! r. p. NcClee-y (
for purse Twenty-Five games Will be .
played and the admission viii be free.
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Fhe MhnIin- EIaet.

The steam whaIer Balaana arrived at
San Francisco, the day before the lea
Iandia left, from the Arctic with the
latest news from the whaling feet.
There are reported TO have been caught
AZ whales in the Arctic during the past
season. Tt has been a cold and bolster
GUS season. The catch Of whales re-
ported by the Balena is a. follows
Orcl -, BaIsena II, Narwhal :, Thra-her
:, Mary and Helen s, Wanderer +,
Hunter TO- T. g. Rowland ,, Fleetwirg
,, Reindeer 2Is Northern Light IL, At
lanric :, Mars 4, Andrew HICKS g.
Bounding Bulov 3 9tamgoul l.. Dawn 3,
L1cretia, :, Belvidere. +, Sell Breeze s.
Young Phoenix A., Mary and susan 3.
Ocean >, Helen Mar g.
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4 Fa.fnrLiIN Aet

Mr. W. :. Luce owns q very valuable
black carriage horse. The other day he
found it with q long and deep cash On
one Of its hind legs. Mr. James BrJdie,
vs., was called in and sewed the
wound up, and the animal is doing well.
Yesterday small pony owned by the
same gentleman was discovered with a
frightfuI cash on its breast. Mr. Brodie
was again called and has taken charge If
the animal About half an hour before
the condition Of the first animal Wa
discovered, Mr. Luce discharged his
coachm4n, white man. and suspicion
leans strongly towards him as being tae
perpetratar Of these das5arily acts. a
razor, which il thought 10 have belonged
10 this man, was found with blood and
horses hair on it,
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a Cure for Drunken Husbands.

Mrs. Thomas Doaar1, # Mcdonald Pa.
has found new method IF reforming drunken
husbands Her plan is to pour coal Oh, over
their clothing and set fire ~ 5beu1. Mrs I55I-
lard tried this on Ger own husband last week.
and W. now have IT. refer 70 hiru as the ate
M Dgllar5 We can recommend her
method only for It's effectiveness. An Inc
5ria5-d husband lasts about two minutes and
a half after the Oh can is found Some pro-.
pie vi.l maintain that TINS is quicker work
than che 5Sigsueies of the case demand but
that IS question which IS open FOR discussion.
" 2 do not propose to 60 into IT, We have
done our duty when We ADVISE husbands 70
take cut FIRE Insurance On their Evss-s'iu-
cfnnaci Graphic
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vessels ia Port from Foreign Ports.

Az 5ktne George Perkins Aczsr1r11
CrCLC san Francisco
Ger 5a-z Pacific, C. Altman FROM Bremen
EaT sC1c Jennie walker, z Anderson. from
( Al CICg's Island
Bit bark iron Cr4g- Ts-- Jones. from L e-Loo-
Az 5kEEe Disco E-ry- John Lee from .4z
Francisco. Via AIal1zoua. Hawaii
An 5rstE= John sPrecks-s, G Erii- from
san Francisco
An 5zta= Mary winz=llaz1, Chas Bacsrs
from san Francisco
Am 1rsrue Cozs1eIo. Z 2 Cousins, from Sa-
Francisco
Brit Dr. K Spence y II Gill, from ao1g61ag
Am Ok TLeoJ4lt J ? Reed. from Newcastle
E-W
Eaw = Zsalandla, K v4n Jte-susorp. from
-al francisco
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H@nalel, va W2-Guas and waIalua. ar11au
Stnr y II Hall, Bates, for 41l.i zad Eaxali-
stnr Waialsale. Weir. for Hsmakua. At 3 p n
sl1lr "4llllal4l5s Z Underwood. for W4.u1usI0.
Oahu
Schr Ca1ute for H5lo Hawaii
S1ar Mo- "aniLs, >-a pies. for EsIu4zaa Ia
ser aAlLlea91li, for E0z4L1. H4E4I
SER LUzz, for EJLzIaIeIs
ScEr C4tsrjna. tJr Eazzlet Kauai
>car Llama. for E4-a-
Scnr szE--l-a- for Waiuea. EaE1-
Sccr E6-Lal ;c- Tz-aLEz
>cnr hawaiian. for ESc-aa
ocG- harE : Foster. scr EaEa.
ocEr >araG and Ella, Soc Ecc.a1
ScEr ~z1EcaIz. Tor Hama
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.rhe Raj. aa.l the .sreet..

Rain mas fallen almost without ceasins
since early Wednesday morning, and the
defects IN the streets OF the city which are
many. are every hour becoming more
pronounced AIakea street has i broad
stream OF water running down either
side; others are FAST approaching the
same condition, and mud IL ankle deep
nearly everywhere. such being the
case 1t the commencement u the Vet
season, the citizens are rejecting With
some reputation what viii be the state
Of affairs before It's close If something B
not done by the authorities 10 remedy
the -viI
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AfTaif> IA Samoa-The Foreign Rep
reDe2tatiFes SyiIhrfraaB

A 4
reDe-ctetiFes Withdraw
Bertao,i Greeuebauln. lately A1aerf
can Consul T. tria. samoan Islands
returned ODD tine 5.th on the Narip9sa
The rx-CousuL vas accompanied 10y
Spegi.- United States Commissioner u.
: Bate
Nr- t1E7eae5aIll w4s seen AZ his resi-
de1@e, 81 Golden Ga-e avenue. and n
reply 20 questions as @ his recent ex-
per.e1ces- -aid When returned -
Ap-a, about six weeks ago, found
everything quiet NJ conduct IL pre-
v.ous,y placing the Kingdom Of the
Islands under American protection drew
away che German support offered 10 the
rebel Taue-se. and his forces soon dis
banded. A vas previously stated in
published accounts, the rebel cama vas
fifteen mile. below Ap.a. and w4- under
the protection 0f the German ggu1oa-s
under command Of Admiral h1orp.
When I raised the American h4g the
German boats Withdrew and the rebels,
without protection, prayed for forgive
ness. King Ia..ecoa uUw has no
armed enemies 70 his rule The finances
are in poor state, although all Ameri-
can war claims nave been paid during
my administration a. Consul. the last
claim Of $3.50 being paid iew days be-
fore my departure
CTr-eue5aum was asked If tue reports
were true that =. had been recalled by
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D'it@eJ7 were Always Fond or fhiStIes-
The latest fashionable freak in Horticulture
lis the cultivation Of the Scotch thistle. i
Newport florist has q paroerre Of this pictur-
eSqge plant which is greatly admired
The other day a New York dude at New
port took a BOSTON dude TO SEE this parterre
Of chisties. and the two stood for while in
an attitude If genuine admiration Finally
the Boston dude said:
1Aw, there's something so cheerful and
a7v-fwagwant. about these tnistIes: some
thln---a 2v---~4lste aIpet.zjng about them,
don't you know"
~WeaIly. SO there is. said the View York
dude, amt, bah Jove. how cleverly you ex-
p7vess ic-'--BosC0u Record
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Tenders NRnnte.6-

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IT CHAAIsERs-BEB0RE PRESTON b.
HCRsDAY, November 18TH
In the estate Of J r. Boyd, bankrupt.
r. II. Austin, petitioner Hearing at pc
Ji5ion Of " G. P2rke, ASST gnee, f9r dis
eharge- Aszignee5s final account ap-
proved, he discharged and his bond
ordered 10 be cancelled on presentation
ID Tue Court u receipts u creditors lor
his arsr ana ina. dividend Of 81 per
cent
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WILLIAM AULD, ESQ has this day been p
pointed suP-rIurzHde mt Of the Insane Hospital
vice william 2. wright, deceased
L AHJLO.
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior once, November Is, 1886.
293 Inov-G wuoV2z
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Ia Re Ea>t Mani Plantation Conn
pamy.

wzzzzAs. The East Maui Plantation Company
aas, pursuant 10 the Law IL such case mace and
provided. duly sled with sas un1=rsi5 azd . Pc
Eriou Sg- the dissolution Of the said c0rporl-
ton together with = certificate thereto annexed.
~ Iiret by Law, now. therefore,
Notice i hereby given t. any and AL persons
who have been Or ars now interested in any
manner HGlrs0e yer 2 a the said corporation that
o5Iect-0us - the sranuas If the said petition
uuss Dc 6Ied II tire office OF the uuIersI gusd
or D before the 18th day Of January 1867, AM
that any person or persons desiring % be heard
thereon Ius5 be Ia l5ceuGauce IL the office OF
the andersisne ia ALiIoI.InI H.lI-. Honolulu At
10 o'clock q. "a. OF that day. 10 sh0w cause Why
said petition should not be granted.
L. AHgLO.
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Once. November i. 1856
1s5 duz6 wdec5
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DuHys Pure Malt Whisky is not raedi-
ea-ed liquor but pure. ansalls@rsted
whisky for med5ciaa, a~e. free from fGset
1u and al 1oE.oUs impurities. and is pre-
scri5ed 1y physicians. IL Is a medicine
for the sick and feeble and beverage <or
the million. because it is absolutely pure
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lRAHA3f-In New York City. October 9Th, 10 tile
VIE OF lL-. J. L. Graham, daug liter ~ Mrs. .
a C0ney, Of rhIs clry. . son.
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DIED

EINg4-fn san francisco. California, octorsr -.
1-s6. after a long illness t. ~. King aged ..
gears, brother Of r. J. and ". G.. King OF 5lis
CITY.
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BY AUTHORITY.

Itnas pleased ELs 1l---=-g t9 --71o--ze TIE SoI-
loving changes IN t1= programme Of sb= EuafIee
Festivities
Saturday, November Goth.
Historical Procession. 80 9 o'eLock 4. Il
Athlsu- sports AZ 3l-z.si. y o'clock ? u
Tuesday, November 23d
AaaAin1 IL tie Palace Grounds.
Thursday, November 18th.
Ball AZ LJL4Gl Palace
Saturday, November 9th.
sitIlrazy Parade IL 5Iakiki. AZ 2.30 o'clock p Il
Historical Ta8le-uz, at TIE opera House, At 8
o'clock P n,
Monday, November 29th.
state Dinner AZ LgLa1i Palace
G.. 2 LAUEEA
Els Majesty's Chamberlain
IoLa1I Palace, November -. 1856. sgOuovIsty
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ny WIFE Fila EIPA. HAVING LEFT Ny
~ bed and board without ray consent and
without any good and s1fIici MT reason ali ger
sons intending her parents are hereby
es1rpaea not % hsr5cr her OF 90 furnish her
WIN l01siH2 food. clothes. or money. I shall
7ue ali persons for damages who disregard This
notice DON LIN
Labataa. November -. 1896 215 deco
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Tander- Wnnte.E.

Sealed tenders VIII 5e received IT the Interior
Office until Wednesday. November -. 1876, for
furnishing supplies 10 the Insane hospital ~
Honolulu, a. per cLeduIe annexed. for one year
from December I. 1856
The same to be delivered 1t such times aud IA
such quantities as may be- iirected by the super
intsud-nt OF the Insane Hospital, and subject I'd
Els aspectIon anu approval
Beef say L,lg0 pounds per month.
Mutton, say 90u pounds per month
Rics. say $50 pounds per month.
salmon, SAY barrels per month.
Bread 1neilum. ssT Is cases per month
Bread loaf say L6s loaves per mo Nth
Potatoes white, say 25G pounds per month
Onions, sag 80 pounds per month.
Coffee say 50 pounds per month.
su.saF. No. l. say - pounds per month
sugar. No. ,, say l58 pounds per month
3fiLz- say 20 gallons per month.
Tobacco plug. say - pounds per month.
SALT COARSE, say ~ pounds per month
soap laundry say 50 pounds per month
FIRE wood Say cord per month.
Eroun1a, say DOZEN Per month.
Hats common straw, say Ia dozen per
moaEh.
Jumpers. NolpEreiI sag T.. dozen per month
Pants, SouparelL. say l.7s dozen per mo nth
Blankets, Flannel good pairs per months.
81 JlGS must DO PLal My married., Bids Tor
supplies FOR the insane Hospital AT EonouIu..'
a suitable bond VIII be required g5r the faith
fII performance OF the r0utract
The Minister Of shes 3-}E@1oes not bind
himself 20 accept the d, 49, * 5Id.
........ ...... .... ~. = . {: co..
in 70 dyiu.
rake you forgl7
From lad AFTER Mover AL accounts
sue the Registry gmsi have uected At the
end OF every month rende BlaeuteT- ting on the
other islands VIII pIt-- alusIy-
a -Eretu reF-
- decLJ R.-k a N57t7-i '-erlucas.
And inquired -.
Flat the rent
PORT Or Hl4 IL. }.
a asked
'f-A- = A'prIce. SIR Sal
rs-4 70 three differ 18th
stlnr LyasauI F-.er, 3. and III ever o II
7tinr siokoill, Ict-r1ors had run en- At .
-----------==---asbo &c LYuched, a c.
Vessel. Z and damaged IL
Ey0u. sir, Is % dr0I
.'1lo ness and open a but $40
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NOTICE.

A MEETING Of THE STDCKa0LDER1 or
y the Hawaiian Railroad CO will he held ~
me Office Of the Com pany on SATURDAY. No
VEN Dor 81, 1896. q. T. WTaHF
Secretary.
Honolulu. November IL, 1896 70 Bogfs
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advertisements.
Furnished or Unfinished

4 COTTAGE on LUNALILO AND PIKOu sTs .
Il furnished complete for housekeeping Use
OF horse and carriage. large garden Apply 70
CHAS J. EfshEL
1'-oeeltf Cor. Fort and Hotel Sta
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John SotJ vs. h Lycau, assuUpsir
case Settled ou5 Vi Court. Costs. = 80.
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ne 49, not ID M
lqS.s az 1Id
f~rz1oLO
= ~ ~. he Interior
~ Il ~ Tua 1rv-st--
l1 - 1y-u.
d @sae won fETy-~

FROM adj AFTER Mover al accounts
sue the Registry ms, 7 have uecJed at the
end OF every month ende Blaerter- ting on the
other islands VIII pI,@- 9lusIy-
a stranger
,-a4-- a western
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Active Agents Wanted

100 suffer erect. san Fraaelseo. Cal ~ r.
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L1terI3r CLtce. N5FsIuJer =. $50
1s5 Iuz6 wdec6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-11

ceivsd touching letter from Secretary
Bayard.
Owing 10 The number Of requests for
admission TO Trinity church on satur-
cay next only those rcsgnized viii he
admitted.
Among those who called At Mrs.
Hancock's residence to-day were 6fene-
rails Daniel i. Sickles. Lloyd AspiD-
wall, and NJ. I. McMahon; Chief-Jus-
tice Baly, Colonel John 7. Garrett, and
Commodore Chandler.
Mrs. Hancock was confined TO her
he'd all day, Frustrated by the shock Of
The death OF the General.
THE FUNERAL ESCORT.
General K. II. Jacobsen will com
msnd the escort on the day Of the
funeral. -Four foot-batteries from
Forts Hamilton, Wadsworsh. and Gov
eTnor's Island viii follow the body TO
Trinity church. The chief objection
to military procession is the short
ness of the route from the church 10
the Pennsylvania railroad depot.
The Executive Council Of the Mill
tsry Service Institution Of the United
States, Of which General Hancock was
president, had a special meeting ut
Governors Island to-day and made
fitting note Of General Hancook's
deynise
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The COks-Reaion Strike.
by telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.

by Aflt ia "a - AAAf Afit ttAN-AAa.
Nj. PLEASANT. PA, February 10.
Tie coke-region strike, il is thought,
Will now settle down 10 q mere ques-
ucn OF endurance on both sides. The
action Of the syndicate IN closing down
al The works and ceasing 10 turn out
coke Is looked upon 10y the people here
a. 3 wise move which should have been
tabtn Two weeks ago. The entire agi-
talon among the strikers, with it, ar
sch. rot, and bloodshed, has resulted
nom the excursions OF strikers TO COM
Del those employed at the various works
to quit. II is thought now that when
tie source OF ferment and confusion Is
removed there will not be such rally
a. The meetings. and reflection Will
supplant the tendency to fight and de-
siToy. The strikers look upon the
e6lci with indifference. They are still
perfectly sure ID their own minds that
the operators must finally surrender.
They say that the lack OF coke viii
throw 100, coo men out Of employment
IN other Industries, and that pressure
will be brought to bear upon the coke
producers from that direction even
more embarrassing than their own de-
mands. The only trouble now imminent
Is that which may result where attempts
70 arrest are made, and also where des-
peTAtioH viii come from the want Of
food.
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Two Vacancies ia he Filled.


WASHINGTON, February l0.-The
Ceath OF General Hancock and the re-
trement Of General Pope, which viii
take effect OF the 9Th OF March, will
cause two vacancies IL this grade Of
general officers and promotions all along
The line. There Is already considerable
speculation ii regard to the principal
vacancies. The general impression
nov Is that Generals Howard and Terry,
v DO are first and second, respectively.
H. the line Of seniority. will be
MADE major generals, but the friends
Of Generals Crook and Miles feel
dat their chances are equally good.
The following officers are applicants
Tor promotion TO the grade Of Brigadier-
General Colonies Ruger, Eighteenth In
iautTy Otis, Twentieth infantry Mer-
Iitt, Fifth cavalry; Carlin, Fourth IN
fantry; Hatch, Ninth cavalry; Carr.
Sixth cavalry; Bradley, Thirteenth IN
iantry Brooke, Third infantry; Nc
Cook, Sixth infantry; Wilcox, Twelfth
infantry Black, Twenty third infantry;
Potter, Iwenty-fourth infantry; and
ayes, Second artillery.
Most Of these applications were fled
n Anticipation Of the retirement Of
Aalor-GeDeral Pope and before the
ceath Of General HaBcock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-11
The Champion Chess march.
Try telegram 70 the D1suaien. I

It. LOUIS, February l0.-The chess
match was resumed to-day under about
the same circumstances as before
a bout the same audience as on the pre-
vIous days were present. SteInitz ex-
pressed himself as feeling remarkably
well, having recovered from the attack
Of insomnia which be has been suffering
from for some time previous 70 leaving
New York. and he thinks be shall re-
main IN good condition during the re-
maiBder Of the contest. The game to
day is pronounced by experts as the
best yet played, especially on the part Of
Sleinitz, who during the last half OF the
game played not only brilliantly bat
aggressiyely. and deservedly Won the
admiration Of the spectators. S.einitz
having with to-dsy's game Won three
games, the contest here is closed and
will beIesumed at New Orleans in two
weeks. Both players vii probably re-
main here a week and then leave for
New Orleans. The contestants are now
at tie having won four games.
The time was three hours and fifty-fiye
minutes, Of which Zuckertort consumed
one hour and forty-fve minutes and
Steinitz two hours and ten minutes.