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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-26

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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-26

psnse thereaf. Ge-Ntf Al laiS parts II lets
ana ps~>es oG sAaa laesaacd ~sShia the sest
sfis HQs ~ ssld otesklss ii. aaa thv e4sI lius
81 .1ia 1.lHeQ-u-Sl @na sXteRallss h~ek Ire1n
ssto fElF1 81 ea slfacr SIDE thercst .
Sslagos - Ia fceg. eNcspEfDs tr0n SAID
4lssEleg ~ puolsc streets 1na AileSs.
@nd thsf tae Bss.fa ei Review Ana kQ,sAisla
tisn ei lhs eats - 6gsua kapias. wae - iAe
e44fter ef s9ia ciTH, arr constituted ceHntls
s.oarFs Ger thaE surpess. es aea thes Afe hsrs'
eS directed - nisAe said assessment nl'on al
tas aWacfs ~ occupants 81 lkRds aud houses
wlIlin ghs alsirieg aforesaid Ia proportion. a.
Aear'a - aiaS be. g. the .ads&etaee ~nleh each
sazli hs aeaalea g. ae4Glre by tes haking 81
s.r1 p41lis improvement aaa that the said
commissioners Iaoeg fcI The purpose 81 making.
sgea assessment oa Thursday, tae gth oas -
) aae. l,ss Al le s. cieok in the forenoon ~ sae
efleg "a tae cts elerk and.
iI IS furihrf 0rdeFcd. tnSf The city elerk
make certified oePs 81 this order ana deliver
ths same te one 81 said commissioners. TO
gelher witt profile u said pgilie improve
msuf. on or beiors ths day herrla hAed Ter the
meeting 81 said commissioners
Adopted
Neas-Ald Anderson. Emmer Launiere.
Miller o'Dounen Rodgers Saunders. striu.
Stokes. Sproul. siebbins. suyker. NeFsx-l2
NaNs-N0n
By Ala. Lsunier~;
Resolved. That the Second highway com.
missioner be and Is hereby instructed 80 eat
all weeds growing ia the cutters II the
streets OF the Eighth Msrd and chsres the "a
pense therein 10 the Eighth va hig Nay
iund.
Adopted.
cas- Aid. Anderson. Emmer. LaunieTe.
Miller. 0'D0nneE. Rodgers. Saunders. Stein.
Stokes. Sproui. stebiins, SfTyksr. lereN-iS.
hays-None.
Aid SpToul chairman of the Committee on
Streets. asked fer further time Go report and
announced that the committee would meet
Thursday evening az g.S0 O'Clock.
Ala. 1uraer chairman Of Committee on
Claims and Accounts. asked for one week :
eases
AID. Saunders announced that Committee on
Lamps would meet Tuesday evening al ~
o'clock.
Ala. Launiere chairman Of Committee on
Buildings. Was granted one week further time
10 report.
Aid Stebbins chairman Of Committee on
Parks. was granted one week further time O.
report.
AID Stein was granted one week further
time 10 report.
Aid. Creque announced that the Committee
on Sewers would meet Thursday evening al
: I'D o'clock.
on motion council adjourned.
Attest:
VA. smSENss.
city Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-26
MLCHIGANCENTRAL

1l'alN. All others daily except sunday
lahlng efccI Sunday. Juy ~ lssS.
Sleeping ears run on Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses . and from Dcfruit-fslrlof car fun
on baX LNpiess and Grand Rapids fNnrrss -
and from betyoif.-igirrct connect fufs futllc bt
Detroit nlth ali through trains ElSt-Iickets
on sale at URlon Ticket once. g. Monroe 81.
and at | nion dfpot.
FgfD NJ BRIoas. Cen1 Act al Monroe st
.. Is RrJGLE,. .. J.. aud 7 Agt. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-26

The shortest iut 10 Detroit 'ana-East. Iis-
CANT parlor ears between Detroit aud Grand
Rapids Trains leaving Detroit - = M aud
pfaud Rapids na" D fa run daily. Otbcr ira us
daily except SUNDAY
4. ALsQcfsT Ticket AGENT. Depot 6Eo ".
" NSos. mon Ticket Agent. f0 Monroe ~.
GEo. 4. SWTH. Gen. Az. Grand Rapids "
d. CtnrryrFg- ira1c Msnaser. =. j.. NULL
IEN ltrlaInl Mana.ar
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-26

Adopted.
Yeas-AId. Anderson. Creque. Emmer. Laun-
uicre Miller ObOuneu. Rodgers Saunders.
Stein stokes, sproui. Stebbins. stryker. Turner.
IerrV-f5.
Nays-None.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
AId. Turner moved 20 take from the table the
ordinance relative 20 shade trees IN the city
of Graad Rapids and 90 provide Tor trimming
the same found on pages los and los Of the
pr 1fed proceedings.
Carried.
Att. Turner moved that the ordinance De
placed on ~ fhird reading.
Carried and read accordingly
Ald. Turner moved shat the ordinance do
no~ pass.
Carried.
Ysss-Alt. Anderson. CreqRs. Emmer. Laun-
iere. Miller. 0'Douneli. saunders. Sproul. Stsb-
bins. Strgs-r. Turner. YereV-l2
Nsvs-A Ala Rodgers. stein. St0kes-2
The dog rst for the Second ward was pre-
Senfed hy the city clerk
THE SINE was accepted and fled
a. thi> poiat Aid Turner vas excused.
By llf stein.
Resolved. That the BOARD % Public Work
De- requested % repair che piers under Leon
ard 81. briagr. rhe same being necessary pub.
uc improvement The expense 70 b. paid oat
OF the 1riage fund.
Adopted
Yeas Aai Anderson. Cregue Emmer Ian
niarp. Ml.er. O'Donnel. Rodgers. saunders.
stein. stokes. Sproui. Stehbias. stryker.
Yerex-it
Navs-None
Tie following bias Substantially we're re-
ceived for rirv nghtiugs
g. W Reed bid for lamps for All dark hours
O. ng1t and extinguish, a cents per amp per
mouth The same untii midnight. s. cents per
lamp per month
The gIobs Light and Heating Company BY
f. Hcaglsns. ga amps. twenty candle power.
on basis ~ ho lamps tl midn ght. 81 per
wear each. far F0 fa0ps So. 81. fer "a amps $50
r. vesr each an ras h3sis ~ she same nnu-
b..r 90 be hurned from dars - dawn. Is eaeh.
Fsherf DaN rfps. rs burn af hours. 74 cents
Per mouth. and uul midnight 81 cents per
month
r. a Ccnnsuv made fwo bids. one ~ =
eenrs each Tor the amps per month during an
dark hours. ard ere other ss cents per month
dnrinx the iars hour< tin mitaiehf. ard Is
cenfs froni 8usx rIl dawn. The arst bid io-
clufcS fhe fHrnishing ct glass. extra pests.
Painune. zee.
a Martin his aa cents per isup per ucnrh
q SIGHT ufi midnight. AMI STD per lamp fer az
ni1ht
The Grand Rapias cas- Company nit On fhe
basis ~ 5z lamps 81 rer war per aBp su
famns si1 ~ rer gear per iamp. 80 lamps sf1
Ter year per amp. ap tlH mitnight. ard f5r al
nighf qa arpS sI-te per rear pr iaup 7f'
lanps q fer wear Per amp
Fer the eIecfrfe Hghts fhe Grand Rselds
Electric TiEar sst Power Company hit 8 s
p-.r year tr a hours snt see fsr Sights dgriag
fa & aonrs scrorTtfrg - re ufccu' srheslrIe.
rhp srans Rarits Esisen LiEhf CnmTa a1v
uSng re rhnmrsnr suscen are iishs Svsfe-H.
fh~auzh nnnis' Metov. ITS rrHsIt tenf. eid So
rar asrlv rer frrafa AT rfcst and every aat
rr -ta rssis ~ ill fiehfs
sa Turner moved ta PETER AZ the Aias 70
taa .r,raifur ea lamps sne thsr the sah-
stance ~ fhe ritis ce printed
Carried
YeAs-Alt Andersoa. cre1ae. Emmer. Lsa
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-26

daily. fbaily except sunday. sDals e1-
NAt -' G-f .ifaiiN tAEtpf Muudas
Through coaches 10 Chicago on N.A a n
TRAIN. Through paTiof coach 90 Chicago
l-es ii tu iTalu-A1 extra charge foT seals.
The p - q. n. train consisting of aay coaches
ana smoker runs through 10 Chicago solid.
through comb nation scrplug aud chair
cars u aha ffom Indianapolis on Night EN-
press Trains.
ihroAeh sleepers fo aud from Chicago on
night EA aFt'sS rains.
". A CssrrNrfe TraHe Manager.
NnIfss A. vAKEfT. ASS Z acu. Pass. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-26
LAKE. SHORE a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

.lN D. IA. arriving there Al s %
Through tickets sold 90 principal points in
the United states. Mexico and Ianads al nioa
Ticket once A. J 1NfTF
g. J A.. Cleveland. ohio.
THE POPULAR STEAMER. THos FBIANT.
is making daily tDps from feioskeY 10
East Jordan and return.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20

was extinguished without much damage
being done.
She was taken to St. Barnabas' hospital
in the police ambulance. Just how the
fire occurred is not known. Whether
Mrs. Montrose. who is subject to fits, up
set the kerosene lamp, or whether it ex-
ploded, is not known. Late last night the
physicians at the hospital said there was
but little chance for her recovery. Inc
woman had inhaled the flames and was
burned internally. She is the mother OF
hve children.
Threatening a B~ordentown Councilman.
Mr.. Philip II. Brakely, a member OF
City Council from the Third Ward, has
received the following threatening letter:
Mr.. Philip H. Brakely; Dear Sir:-Please take
notice that you will not attend to the next hsgu-
lar monthly meeting OF the City Council OF DOT
dentown as you havb Maid q Crate mlSeake IA
Dropping one OF our number. You are the toole
for the business. Now you viii lave 70 take caPe
that you do not Drop yourself. There are 20
members in this order and / Have the oraec 70
inform you. You will please make your END
Right or there Bee q Drop put onto you. by
order of the Anchient order Of Hibernians.
One of the members,
Yours a. o. H.
1t is alleged that previous to Mr..
BraKeley's election last spring a pledge
was made by him to aid by his vote any
member of the Order of HibernlanS, VINO
was seeking an Office which was in he
power of Common Council to grant.
However, when Patrick Laferty, n or
the A. O. H., became candidate for lamp
lighter, Brakeley refused to support him,
through the loss Of which vote Laferty
was defeated.
Since that time bad feeling, it is said,
has existed. At the last meeting of Coun-
Gil Mr.. Brakeley presented this letter, 4
much indignation prevailed among the
members. Every effort is being made by
the Board to find the perpetrator OF the
outrage.
On the other hand, the Hibernians deny
that it was written by one of their mem
bers or ordered written, and they offer a
reward of sos for Information leading to
the arrest and conviction of the writer,
who signed himself a member of their
order.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20
what John Ellis is This?

This, from a Perth Amboy paper, may
be of some interest to somebody here
''In the absence of DR.. Apologize, last
Saturday, John Ellis, a Jersey. City man
who has relatives in high official life, en-
tered the Doctors office and proceeded to
make things as lively as the ordinary
drunken man could. Word wa sent to
police headquarters, and Sergeant Kelly
went after the man, who was then found
writing the following note on the doctors
slater
DEAR DocroR:-Ere you see this, I shall be
where the woodbine twineth. Yours,
JOIN ELLIS.
The officer helped Mr.. Ellis to the jail,
where, it is thought, he will be as happy
as if it were woodbine covered cottage.
Ellis says that his arrest is an outrage
and he proposes to notify his friends,
Congressman McAdoo and Assemblyman
McDermitt of this violation of his per
sonal rights"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20
Rridge contraotors At odds.

Essex and Hudson Counties may be
dragged into litigation by two sub-con.
tractors engaged on the Clay street bridge.
Alvin r. Morrison, one of them, asked
the Board of Freeholders of each county
to withhold $40, 405.S IS from John G. Nc
Grath, claiming that the latter is indebt-
ed to him for that mount. McGrath
contracted for the mason and woodwork
under the Riverside Bridge and Iron
Company and then sublet the woodwork
to Morrison, whose whole bill for the
work was S21, 904, of which he received
S11, 500. Engineer Owen said this morn
ing that the contractors would have to
fight it out with the bridge company, as
they contracted with it and not with the
counties. The only thing the counties
will do will be to hold back the money
until the dispute is settled.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20
TN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To James ]. Thornley, and Harriet A. Thornley,.
BY virtue of an order OF the Court Of Chancery Of
New Jersey, made on the day Of the date hereof. in
a cause wherein Barney N. Ferdon is complainant
and YOU are defendants, you are required to appear
and plead, answer or demur, to the compiainant's
bill on or before the second day of January next. or
that in derault thereof. such decree Wilt be made
against you as the Chancellor shall think equitable
and Just.
The said bill is Med to foreclose a mortgage given
by AdeIina De Mott and James s. De Mott to Barney
year ONE thousand eight hundred and seventy, on
lands in the Township Of North Bergen, in the
you James J. THORNLEY, are made a defendant be-
thereof. and you Harriet A. Thornley, are made a
defendant because you are the wife OF James ].
Thornley,. and because OF such marital Relation
clam some interest in said mortgased premises.
WIN. ~kER
Solicitor of Compiainant.
NO. ! Exchange Place. Jersey City. New Jersey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20

CHERIFF's SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW JER
. SEY,
Between Constantine jaeger, complainant. and
Charles Miller ct NIX, ct ais, defendants.
Fl. IA, for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnabie February Term, 1850.
Henry Puster, solicitor.
BY virtue of the above stated writ, to me directed
and delivered, l shall sell by public vendue at +. g.
Wolberts Real Estate and Auction Rooms, No. Al
Montgomery street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the Fifth day of December A.. D. 1899.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. all the following
described land and premises, with the. appurten-
ances, being the same described in said writ that
is To say
All that tract or parcel of land and premises. here
matter particularly described. situate, lying and
being in the City OF Jersey City Formerly Green
WILEY in the County of Hudson and State OF New
Jersey, which ID known and distinguished on q
Map of Property BELONGING to B. a. Bramhall and
I. w. Dwight, Greenviiie, Jersey City, n. u" made
by L w. Soper & Co, civil engineers and surveyors,
July, 1878. as lot numbered eighty-nine 49,, in block
numbered i've %, as laid down on said map, which
is to be filed In the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the County
Of Hudson. said lot fronts on the n%ortherly side Of
Dwight avenue, IS laid down on said map, and is
ONT, hundred and tive and one-tenth QW i-iW feet
conveyed to said parties Of the first part by the
second part, by deed bearing even date with said
mortgage.
ROBERT DAVIS. Sheriff.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20
Building and Loan Matters.

There was q very large attendance Of
members of the North Hudson County
Building and Loan Association at hess,
ler's Hall last evening, and a long line OF
parties, anxious to pay dues, kept all the
officers busy. The receipts of the evening
were S5,413. Three loans in the first issue,
aggregating forty-nine shares, were sold
at an average premium of SIS, 25 per share,
The loans Will be used in the improve
ment of property in the Fourth district.
The Home Building and Loan Assoc1a-
ton received $3.50. so; the Improved Land
and Loan, $1.473.2 %, and the Star Building
and Loan, 1850, at their respective meet
ings on Monday evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20
TN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY

To Sarah J. 1. Nicholson and John H. Nicholaon.
BY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Qhapcerv Of
New Jersey, made GU the day Of tina date hereof. n
a cause wherein Hamilton Wallis is complainant.
and you and Others are defendants, you are re-
the complaint bin on or before the thirtieth day
Of December next, Or the said bill Will be taken as
confessed against you.
The said bill Ia filed to foreclose a mort4aRe.
dated August lWh.A.D.1 1852, made by Ann /. Culver
ct al TO. Matthew Bligh upon certain lands ia Jersey
CITY. 70 secure payment Of one thousand dollars.
plalnant, and You Sarah j. 1. Nicholson are made
defendent because ypn claim % own said lands.
And you John II. Nicholson are made defendant
becauee you are the husband OF Sarah J. L. NichoL
son, who claims TO own said lands.
Dated October 18th. 1889.
WALLIS. EDWARDS & BUMSTED.
Solicitors OF Complainant.
NJ. SNss'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20

genial, affable clerk. John is not large
but he is more full of business to the
square inch than most men. He Is an en-
thusiastic Odd Fellow and q Uniformed
Militant, and as a musician is on invalua-
BILE worker in the SimpsonM. f. Sunday
School.
John Staples, assistant train dispatcher,
though a young man. had a long expert
ence as conductor which admirably edu-
Gated him for his present duties. lie
used to be an expert billiardist but has
little time these days for anything but
xUoVE .a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20

George Reilly, the well known horse
owner of Hoboken, sued Seitz 81 Fall in
the Hoboken District Court yesterday for
500. George Trot, n of their employees,
bought a horse from Reilly and gave him
a note for 500. bearing the firms endorse
ment. The horse did not satisfy him, and
he refused to pay the note when it came
due, and so Reilly sued. Judge Abel J.
Smith reserved his decision.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20

Indignant Tourist Ito the hotel man
ager who has just presented his bilI-See
here. You have charged me fifty CEN
times for writing paper, and you know
very we'll you have not furnished me a
scrap.
paper on which your bill is made OUT
TiTerDOOJ Post.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20
RAILROADS.
ERIE Railroad Time Table.

ERIE Railroad Time Table.
TICKET ~oFFICEs-ao s1z. us. s7
M5a4aA 4 Brosdway, l5sk Bowery. l Bat
A9sYE1 ~ Twenty. third street ferries, New
e. sAEAYork; ssi Fulton street. Brooklyn;
VM5AAxUI 107 Broadway, williamsburg; cor
VMxT ner Newark and Hudson Streets.
~ H16ossn. and ticE new sta5ion Jersey
aIsepins car reservations and orders TO Aheck.
II f fssS sE iss9s SsS g ss slss ssss ss9 p ss o ssiiss.
$40 Am;-Day E slssss d rIllmsn I. BUFFET drawing win
fos jamestown and chaatsuaaa Lake, I,u,..a.
A III soa & P mi GaalS1 train q day aya dining In asu and di siespins
coaches to MeadSills, Yep uI,gg 1ssn Marion on.c and
to Cleveland. scciincinnafi and s.. Louis. No extra
's s:s ;. m, .~dssily~chicago and Grand Trunk Ex.
h Ia coaches Tsn e suf ssssi. S dassE. s Eslss; Bsna snai
Chicago without change. BUFFET sleeping coach 70
As so ,. m. daiiiiy liz Express. Pullman Bufes
sleeping coaches to Elmirs, Hornellsvills. James
as sls SSaSss $ orsnse Branch, week days, sls q =.
.. M. Ia. III. 81 $50, 1919 ?. M Additional trains
orange. week days, SIS SIS IFS a. m. ~. sa&S
RutherfoTd and Passs;ic. week days. as. so. SIP
s sas s sS. rs Il. Is. less G. sol M ssas sai sss ns sG5. ~ n. s sas. l ~
1 1sis $ aSsai ~. s aSad III; az train, a. "a 4 "a fsss ssss 2 as %z
di pais 81; s'lS ws sSs. d s,y :: a IS. 500, sls, 7is, 500, sas,
las' s z; a. AZ, III as SoS 81, l siss. go sas, 81 IS. ST. ST. sS,, u.s. sss..
s 81; s,1s. So 50. 80 So ''l iS4 IL ia. +; mo- Noon na ssa n s:a. ias
~ S. s,asi =. ssd r. Sst s,ls; ,a1 81 p %; . zi.s m @san asss. SIS.
eJA, ss15 1920. 4 ;a5 Q. m. liz, 2l5, sA7. 4so' POI ssaI
s sss' : I'M NJ. 81 "a. W. W. SIS Il TO- 1S:l5 51 Pm mian'sn', s ~ y
81 Eid ISss % m and li sus as5' s Ses ia as sis. az az. rs Us. sSss
:i5ss $50. loaSs !; m. 1918 midnlght sundays; 59o, s;9,
l Hiss c 70 ri Rid Zee sits aR %ae e alES 3 ga Els ls I. M. m sas. Ga.
eaS, ~ ?. M; S9nern. ZIP 2. m a.vs 90, sao a M
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20
A woman Burned to death.

Officer John Welsh, of the First pre-
cinct, was standing at the junction of
Canal and River streets, Newark, last
night when he heard a m screaming.
He ran up Canal street, and seeing flames
issuing from the second floor of the two-
story frame house at No. So North Canal
street, he Immediately pulled box Al and
fastened back 10 the house. which, by
the time he arrived, was filled with
smoke. The smoke was so dense that he
could not enter the house. George w.
Brown, a young man living at No. 20
Mulberry street, had heard the woman
scream before the officer pulled the box.
He rushed into the house and on the
second floor found Mrs. Sarah Montrose,
aged fifty years. running about the room
with her clothing enyeloped in flames.
Brown was nearly suffocated, but with
great presence of mind he wrapped some
bed clothing around the M and
smothered the flames. Policeman Welsh
by this time had succeeded in getting
into the building, and together they car
ried the unfortunate woman to the first
floor. She is horribly burned all over the
body, and her shrieks were heartrending.
The firemen arrived soon and the fire
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20
Notice to Contractors.

CEALEDPROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvED
y office of the Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners on Monday. November Is, 1889. at ten
O'Clock a. M, for sweeping and cleaning the streets
and removing all dirt. rubbish. garbage, ashes, etc.,
therefrom, in ACCORDANCE with specifications OF the
ner of Jersey avenue and Mercer street. where
blank forms OF bid and agreement OF sureties must
be obtained. =.
No city oficial will be accepted as surety. nor will
a substitution of sureties be allowed.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes.
endorsed Proposals for sweeping and cleaning
streets, etc. :, directed e OLE. A. Dugan. ESQ., chair.
man of the Committee on Streets and Sewers" and
handed to the clerk OF the Board in open meeting
when called for In the order of business relating 10
sealed proposals. :,
This Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids IL deemed for the best interest OF the city SO
lido.
missioners.
GEORGE t. BoUTON, Clerk.
Datad Jersey CITY. November is, 1889.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-11-20
STEAMBOATS.

A IL FARES REDUCED VIA STOEING-
IA TON LINE-The inside route; Boston, ~: PROV
idence. e.. y. Worcester, S2.fU. Steamers Rhode
island and Massachusetts leave New Pier SC. n: r.,
one block above Canal street. at 40 p M sundays
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-05

ties otherwise agree. diagram of the posi-
ton will be made, signed by both, and the
player having the move shall put it in writ
ing, seal it and hand il, with the diagram,
to the secretary. who shall preserve it until
the opening of the next session, when the
position shall be set up and the move de-
clared.
In the championship tournament the con-
testants will draw their places by lot, and
play with the partners thus selected. The
time limit will be twenty moves an hour.
governed by an electrical clock. Ten
matches will be arranged between the In
diana players and other State delegations
in the free-for-all games. The executive
committee has decided to charge small
admission fee to persons not members of the
association who wish to witness the games,
and the fund SO raised, together with any
balance remaining In the treas
ury from last years membership
dues, will be distributed among the
players in the championship series. In ad-
dition TO the prizes mentioned above Max
Judd, of Missouri. will give two good chess
pins, one to the first and one to the second
winner in the championship games, and
w. III. Lyons, of Kentucky, has offered a
standard combination chess, checker and
backgammon board to the player making
the finest winning combination in the same
series. w. G. Cochran, of Ohio, will give
S25 cash to the winner in the free-for-an
game.