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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT.
FAvORfrE RoSUNDAY.
= PHILADELPHIA
rIFN .,... IF 10 BALTIMORE
~ IN iEAND NEW YORK.

Nops 2tPNo. 81, 300 r. =.
L OCAL EXPRESS, daily, except sunday
| ! Stops az al stations. At lester Manor
connects with stage for NaikertOn; also con-
meets with Baltimore steamerat West Point.
TRAIN 80. b5. 1876 =. NJ.
baltimore LlMllED, daily, except sun
IS day. for West Point, connecting with
YorlI-river steamers for Baltimore. At Bal
timore steamers connect with Bait more and
Ohio Raii.oad for Washington, Philadelphia,
ana New YORK. FARE: Richmond 10 Balti-
more. p: to Washington. 50. % Philadelphia,
81 80: New York sT.30.
STEAM E- LEAVE BALTIMORE 3 =. ".
lFOK W E-T POINT, daily, except sunday,
/ thence by Richmond and lanviiic Ran
road To- Richmond, arriving az $40 A. NJ ana
1850 A. M.. and connecting with Train No
81. (See 1rain NO. 54-NiTginia and North
Carolina crrress)
IRalN No, 10 7:fO A. ".
l OCAL MIXED. daily, except Sunday
| 1 leaves IWentv-eighth street for ives
Point and Intermediate points.
Ticket Ofice at station foot OF Nirgnh
street.
CITY ticket Office corner Of Tenth and MaiD
streets
tOf. HAAS. JAS. i. TAYLOR.
Traffic MANAGE. Gen. Passenger Agent
JOSEPH $. Potts. Div. Pass.Agent,
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Leave Arrive
No. Richmond r, ters0urg
TRAINS N0PrHwARp
Daily. fnaily except SUNDAY.
,ftnpVIEI Plat Fff


Nos. il, III, 55, 80 and 80 make no stops
Nos. % aad 1S stop ON signal ai farrhcslrr.
DreWfy's Biun. Ccntu'Ia auc Chester NH.
80 stops 40 Chester. Nos, 81, -. 80, m. in.
Al, AZ and 43 will stop at au siationi ior ga'-
sengers.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
on Trains Nos IA and 23 sisep.ul-.Ire f..
tween New York and Tampa, Die, 0Uq I...-
sonVillel. on rains Aos, II and 81 -...U-
lng-cars between Washington ana '.HI. To-
ton. On Train $40. - sieepng-cus between
Washington aud Jacksonville. on lUHl -..
u sleepiAg-cars between Jacksonville uH.
New York.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAtL LINZ I'D NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARHrif.
Richmond. 1910 a. n. Norfolk, 1913 I NJ
Richmond, '335 +. NJ. Norfolk, zoo ID
Norfolk, $40 4. NJ. kchd, 1910 D. D.
Norfolk. fl;OO A.. ~. nIcll $3.50 . ID,
The trains leaving Rchm0ndat o.iD A. N.
and Norfolk at 4;OO q. NJ. Hr. ~1I.I .I.nt '..
tween these two points aud passengers .n
through without change OFF cars. l..,. c"I-
nectiOns are ALSO mode 80 pefruHIr HrIH
1888 T. NJ. tain from hclmouI tul fIr $500
A. NJ. train n0m Norfolk.
Trains leaving iHrhmnnI 700 $40 s.. NJ. HIi
11:2O p. M.,aniauyih-a itrhmonilf 1915
=. ~. and 5.O1 D.. 40. maIlc CLOSE connection
uf Petersburg rn and l.Hm tnrmN .Ne, llHrn-
burg and Southwestern points,
r.. 81 -lll1,
-uI.IUf. NNtrf.
F.T.D. AllEi-..
General ~uIrlnier iDHt.
T. a. EMERSON. General ll-sNN. gen H.. I
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Z HESAPEAKE AND Ohio RAIL
- WAY COMPANY,
gcuEDULE IN EFFEar JULY II 1879.


LEAVE RlCHMOAD.
ZOO A. NJ. freight except sunday Carries
passengers between Richmond
and God0usyille
$40 N. D4flE. f0rnll f.Iui ono Norfolk
Pullman White sulphur tl Oid
Point.
IL OOA.N. Express daily f.r cincinnati
Pullman Palace car lIl lumt
90 White ~giuhur uNd fulmnn
Sleeper Charlottesville to tln-
cnnWl. CnWr Car Richmond io
Clflou toig.
s.2oF s.. Express, ugfr. for Oii Point
and Norfolk pullman Sleep
ing Gar Cincinnati YNId Point.
- =. q. Accommodation. except SuuNft
for Charlottesville. Nn oIfur-
Gays This train runs 90 -uuuton.
SD A.. 81. ile a. +. n. Limited. ua.i . iuII-
man At rpug car Nli Point fo
Cincinnati. solid y, llnulr iuIn.
VIII dining CHr aud pufiuaus,
IlBrDftesyllle % Cincinnati amt
pullman to Louisville
ARRIVE Az RICHMOND
7:i5 81. and 900 %. 81. daily uop Cin.
C.unHN.
Ol5 A. ". from Char ottfsyiilc. ana ou
Mondays from stanton, daiitt
"frsnl SUNDAY.
1913 a. N. aud I;i5 b. n. DAILY frral Sort Ia.
600 T.. w. fleilht. GOm Charlottesville.
tnifcs passengers.
NflrlDu. Nrn..f 81 rUaf near tss vented. DO.
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Tn TIMES is indebted to Senator John
w. Daniel for IA copy of the Tariff bill re-
ported by MIR. Morrill, in the United states
senate
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Ports.
mouth, Smlthneid, Hampton, Old Point
Waveriy, hicksfOrd and Alexandra. Va:
Washington, ID. G.: NeWberne, Washington
and TaIboro. \. G.; an stations on Atlantic
and DanNille. SeabOarl and Roanoke Norfolk
southern and Farmgille and pOwhatau Rail-
roads, and Eastern North Caroline gener-
ally; also, Tor Eastern shore Of Virginia and
all regular landings on the James river ai
LOW FIST RATES. ana through bills issued
LUClhN y. IAfl VI, Vice President,
No. 1t17 Main street and Rockets.
iRvIs WEistGER, Freight aud Passenger
Agent. my99-tf
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.,hAnsfl,p-
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
- pANl.
FOR NHv YORK.

-
FOR NEV YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES.
DAY amt FRIDAY at 4. NJ Manifest
sd o. one hour before sailing time.
steamers neaNc New York for kichmuug
Htfl.1 ~ DNlSuAN rud SATURDAY 81
; u. ". arriving u hichmond MONDAY anc
FRIDAY mornings
Pas eu2er accommodations unsurpassed.
1ahin fare TO Sew York via james
river route .mcludius meals and
beli ....,........ ~ "
rpuud-nlp lrkefs, limited 10 thuN
days ancr dane 90 Issue ................... II o.
>fccragc, With Subsistence .................. q ~
-teera-p, without sub-ist -nce ............. b 90
CABIN care Ma Chesapeake ana Chic
Railroad 10 90
Cabin fare via Richmond ana Peters
burg lMiiOad. ............. 10 Ot
1ic&cts can bee obtained at a. W. Gal bcr's
1900 Main street. Chesapeake and ohio ana
'ICnmond and Petersburg deputs, and as
cOmpiuys ices, 1oUl Main street aut
wharf, Rockets.
rTelehts torW ardedun through bills Of lad.
ing issued for points beyond sew York.
Freight received daily until b A.. VI.
Passengels leaving Richmond on MON
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway (via Newport
News ed 300 l.. -. and Boy Richmond ana
Petersburg railroad, SAME days 40 33b f..
al. Will make connection at NUKE ULh WIN
steamer aYlug those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN s CO., Agents
70. 1901 Main street. and
2jy 1877 COmpany's Wharf. Rockets.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON
jEnrs nlvns f lIgn 2on THE SEA
sHORit. CrEAPEsr AND M0sT
fLEA~NNI fOUFh 10 OLD
POINT, NORFOLK.
POHTSMOufH NIRGINlABEACH, OCEAN
VIEW, SEW POK1 MEMS, CLARE
MONT, AMI JAMES RIVER
LANDINGS.
CONNECTIONS:
AZ OLD, POINT and NORFOLK, closely
with an lines fOi Baltimore, Philadelphia ana
New YORK, Virginia Beach and ocean View
same afternoon: also lt Norfolk for Eastern
North Carolina and tlr South.
Al NEWPORT NEWS for Hampton and
Smlthheld. Va.
And at CLAREMONT with the Atlantl,
and Danvilie Railroad Tor Wayerly. Hicks
ford. and an stations.
ONLY ALI WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
RATES Less THAN HALF CHARGED BN
RAIL LIMBS.
FARE 10 OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.
SI.5O, STRAIGHT; $3.50 ROUND
TRIP: 81 SFtOND-CLAS-.
FRS I-CLASS MLAI~.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
CAFriIN DEYO,
carrying United states m3iD,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY al
7 a. ". tSlRkEI-CAks 60 DIRECTLY TO
srEAMEks WIZARD for aboye-Aameo
places. Returning, tne steamer leaves Nor
folk, Old Point and Newport News on alter
nate days, arriving a. RiclinOnu aDout q r.
81.
Through tickets or sale on steamer and al
Careers Agency, No. 1000 Nam street. Bag
gage checked through.
ENGAGED FOR DAY OF
NIGHT.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
A. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed Saline days every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az ~ VI ana every SUNDAY
II A: Nj. Freight for Tussdsy's aud FIi-
days steamers received til 1880 A. NJ For
sundays steamer tll II. a. SATURDAY
Freight received daily Tin 3 n. NJ:
- ~ - .ss-ssss - W.
For further iniorlnatlonappl 70
j. ". McsiA hNfCk,
General southern Agent.
Office. RoGevtts.
W.'P. CLYDE a 60.
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L'ARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
4 RAILROAD COMpANf.-Gcneml oflicc.
No. 7o3 east NJ in street. cAedule ln effect
APRIL 10, 1890;
ARkINE AT RICHMOND.
$40 a. IN. VIA Richmond and Danyillc uai.-
r0aI from fafmyilie, AntioDh.
McRae. Cumherlgnd Courthouse.
Sunnysilc. IObaccoyille. BALLS
vile. BolOna. Iownutan Court
house. tppes Fails, " MtcrpocN.
NhluIu0rtcr.
1915 p. m.yla. Richmond aud Petersburg
Railroad from Miuterpork. unl-
mt, Pcrdue. Beach, icudity.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
800 p. M. via Richmond and Lauvilis Rail-
road for laImyl.la, tumJcrltut
Courthouse puWhatu lOull-
house and ail intermediate points.
SIS p, m. wa hichmond and reier.,o.g,s
Railroad Tor IIpt, Fails, Doe
t,rIock and ell Intermediate
points.
All trains daily cXcCpt uuiay.
For tickets, baggage checks, Timetables,
&c. call upon 4. ". GAHktk Richmond
and DanyIile RAILROAD auI Richmond and
Petersburg ltaiirOId
fP. n. Bif kiNGiAM,
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES Il. WEIu, General Manager
ap29-ly
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The above sale is hereby postponed 10
MARCH u, 1850, al the same place ana
hour
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
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I'm DAY OF MARcu, 1880,

m u o'clock, noon. mt tine courthouse, ln the
city Of Richmond in the state of Virginia.
sell and dispose OF ali and singular, the prop
crty, equipments. franchises and appurtt-
uauces conveyed or Intended so to- Dee, bf
said mortgage Og deed OF trust, 40 public utc-
t'Dn' Nhicn suo sale shall bc made 10 "a.
highest bidder tlcrrat
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The above sale is hereby postponed ~
A"l3L 30, 1850. at the same place ana
hour.
the MERCANTlLETRUsr COMPANY,
Trustee.
Dated April 18th, 1890.
ap 1929
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SPENCER, SIGGINS & CO.,
WAYNEsBORO AND Basic CITY, va.
REAL ESTATE. STOCKS AND INSUR-
jo1-3m ANCE.
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The above sale is hereby POSTPONED 10
TIE ilERCANrILET TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
Dated April %, 1890.
up 2J,my 10
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MUCH DAAAGE IN A SHORT TIME.
FIERCE DLAzE IN JoIIN.sT. CAUSES LoS1
OF $4,000.

A FIERCE BLAZE IN JOHN-sT. CAUSES Lo69
OF $35 900.
John.st.. between william and Gold sts.. became
filled with dense volumes Of smoke about O'Clock last
night. Policemen James Dalton and W. J. Cluskeys
who were on patrol dnty In tho neighborhood, saw .
Pickering tongue Of fame shooting out In the rear Of
tho ground floor of Nos II and 49, four-story birch
building near willismst. An alarm was turned in.
but quick the french were, the hrc was quicker.
and I'm few minutes mounted from the first Moor,
which Is occupied by Jenkins Brothers. dealers IN
steam valves and packing 10 the second hoor which,
with the third and fourth foors IS rented by J. A.
BabcOct Co.. manufacturers of electro plated ware
A second alarm was sent out. but the fire con.
timed 70 make Roadway. and Chief Bonner was COM
PEELED to send ont third alarm. Twelve streams q
water then poured on the building from the room
OF tho adjoining houses while in the front big water
played the flames, and at so O'Clock the
fire was under control.
The damage to the building and stock was estimates
at ~ 900. The cellars OF Nos. 15 and II J0hnst..
the latter being occupied by kallc a. Co.. dealers ID
aninc co!o:,. ard the former by f. F. Heating. manu-
factuer OF tubes flooded by water winch oo..
-t:uycd to the value VI $1,000. 1t was nov
known how the fire started.
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OBITUARY.
EX-SENATOR ISAAC p. CHRISTIANCY.

EX-SENATOR ISAAC 7. CHRISTlANCl.
Detroit, Sept. (SpcclaD.- Ex-senator Isaac PccK'
ham Christiancy died at Lansing tonight OK cahccr
OF the throat after months Illness.
Mr.. Christiancy born in JOhnstown NOV
Blceckcr), N. j., on March 1o, 1872. lie was Gu
ucated at the academies OF Klng,bOrOugh and Ovid
n Y, and when thirteen years old he became the
main support Of his fathers family. After teaching
school no studied law till 1896, when he removed 10
Monroe, Mich, and admitted to the bar. lie
was prosecuting attorney for Monroe county
from 1a4l to 1s46. Originally Democrat nc
Joined the Frcc-scil party about this timc' anu
was Q delegate to the Buffalo Convention III
ISIS lilo was state senator from 1850 to 1oj2, ana
in the latter year was the Free Soil candidate for Gov
crnor lie Wa, one Of the founders Of the Republican
party in Michigan, and was delegate To Inc fhlia
dephia convention In 1865. In 1857 he purchased
The Monroe Commercial and became It's cdltor. III
the same year he was unsuccessful candidate LOT
United states Senator. lie elected Judge VI the
state Supreme Court In 1867, 1865 and 1873 ana Dc
came Chief Justice in 1s12. lie wa- elected lhiteu
States Senator In 1919, but resigned in 1879 on ac
count of illhcah. lie was hen sent as Minister TO
Peru where he remained two years. During the war
he was for "a time on the staff Of Generals custer anu
A. A. Humphreys. Judge Chr>tiaEcy had I1uc learn
Ing perfect prUbty and unblcml,lcd reputation uu,
hi> unhappy marriage late IN LIE WIN YOU'VE anu
date from that day and he died III poverty About t"
year after hi, marriage Judge thr>tiahcy secured u
divorce. on the ground OF inhdcty. his wife MAXI;
no defence, although she and her friend. had pr"
viously charged Mr. Chrl-tancy with cruelty 10 h"r
Mrs, Chri,tancy aftcrward became innane ana dicu
maniac in Brooklyn In 1858.
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JUDGE LARREMORE RESIGNS.
ILLuEALTH LEADS HIM TO DO II.

SURPRISE TO HIS MISUNDERSTANDING or
HIS PUBLIC CAREER.
Chief Justice Richard L. LarrcmOre, Of the Court Of
Common Pleas greatly surprised his associates on tho
bench yesterday BY sending his resignation to Cover
nor Ill., to take effect on October 1. Ill.health Is
said TO be the cause OF his taking this STEP lie suf
fcred from an attack Of jaundice about year ago.
That disease has been aggravated moro loss during
the last year in consequence Of hard work. Judge
Eookstaycr was absent from the Court House during
the investigation of his part in the Flark scandal and
Judge Bschof troubled with his eyes. that lie
could not attend to his work during tho spring Con-
scuuently Chief Justice LarremOre and Judges Allen
and DAILY were kept constantly the bench to do the
work usually done by five judges. Late in tho spring
Indigo Larremorc absent from the Court House
much of the tme and recently his illness has taken
a more serious turn. His family believe that he will
have a much better chance Of speedy recovery II lie
takes absolute rest than he will BY continuing his
abors ON the bench and the members Of his household
have finally persuaded him to resign. Callers at his
home No. ~ East Sixticth-st last night told
that the Judge too i'll to sec any one
None of his associates on the Common Pleas bench
know Of his intended step and they werc completely
surprised when the fact was made known to them
Yesterday According to tho calendar the Chief Jus
tice was scheduled sit in chambers during the first
half of september The first inmation that his asso-
ClaeS had that nc was seriously Ill WIS q VccRruHl
which Judge Bookstavcr received requesting him to
come from the country and sit in chambers during the
first half Of september In place Of the Chief Justice.
lie complied with the request but ignorant Of tho
fact so he told Tribune reporter last night. that
Judge Larremorc intended to resign until yesterday.
Previous to lsGG 1857 Judge Larrrmore was a
practising lawyer in this city. About that time he
became q member Of the Board Of Education
and eventually lie was elected president OF that
body. In 1870 he was elected the Tam
many Hall ticket Judge OF the Court OF
Common Pleas for full term. unt he WAS
in lss4 on the same ticket in three
cunc,cd fight When Chief Justice Charles =. Daily
retired in i-s6 Judge larrcmorc was chosen By ms
>>ociates lie Chief Justice. Had he remained on
the bench he would have reached the age at which he
would be retired about tho end OF his present term
lie is now about sixtywO years old and his prcscnt
term would have expired in sos. when he would be-
seventy years old, the age at which judges arc re-
Tired according to the provisions Of the State Cons
tuition. -
The who is appointed. by Governor Hin to MI
Judge Larromore,s place VIII t., nov n"ld thc omeo
The salary OF tho Chief Justice like that VI the
other judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas. Is
$4,000 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
CHARLES ROCKWELL.

uriJgcport Conn. sept (>pcrial.-M'cr an III
nos, OF three months Charles Rockwell VINO iEiu pch
identified over forty years with the affairs OF the H'w
York. New Haven AID Hartford Railroad ch"hF WIZ"
the freight department Tor nearly twelve years ~ E
era, freight agent died To day at his nome III SCUM
mort IN hi, seventy first year II" pave VIE III"
d,urhcr, and two brothers. Wilam H. k'h"c"' VI
thi, city, and George Roc kwcll "t w" ""''.'' 49,
rnckvclI,. first work Tor thu New Haven road wa l"
-, ,,, ,n.. ,,uuo,,v's office, wcr" l;rra'.way.
,,r ,,r,l = Ncw.Iork where he wrot" on common
n.tclard tho first passenger ucc'> Nold by INC 'o'
uuy. signing with IL pen hi, signature to ca'"' ''
Will. he acted ~ superintendent "f the Ne" 'i''c"
and Northampton road. and about the y.r l1' >,
pnr or on the Steamboat HInr"l pNl'E @ " in..,i,v
I,,r,, aud This CIV he man ol -id' u 'I' ,
and u,,imls.,chablc cha-a'icr: III, funeral WIZ "
held IA southport next Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
NEW QUARTERS FOR 4 W0MENS GU d.
rs RAPID GROWTH MADE THE NEW HoMA
NFCtSSA

~, RAPID GROWTH MADE THE NrW HONE
NECESSARY.
The Ladies' New YORK club. which has lad an cN'
,,,. ~ les, than d year. grew 80 rapidly that many
.,n ago IL became apparent that more coInin"di"u'
,,r. uu,t De. secured. Beginning ten months
~ with thirty five members. the club made It's nome
-, x IA Icxington-avc II uOw has over 4o mem
,r. md moved yesterday 10 large and Handsomely
ui,r.d housc AT no. - West Twenty ~ccond'Nt Tho
r,ub WA. organized 10 provide coEcnl"nrc' Tor women
h., h,,u,.s are ont Of town who might b. visiting
IN, city ON shopping expeditions. or Ion th"sc WHO
,c Ear uptown who make frequent visit, To the cehtrai
mar, M the rIty 1t intended. too. rs temporary
h,uc for women visiting the city from tStai!rc VINO
do not care when here alone 70 stay al novel, II
mcr,bcr has not the convcnicnccs at her nome IoF
,hc entertainment Of large party she can invite
thcn TO meet her at the club for luncheon or dinner
An exccllent restaurant is maintained ana there are
number OF we'll arranged sleeping apartments.
rho ch,b IN, other uses than those Of mere con-
vcp,cuces Last winter there were number OF enter
,a,nmcpts AT the clubhouse Including lectures ana read
inp, During the coming winter one evening In each
week will be designated as club night when some
entertainment will be provided for the members ana
,h,r friends Mrs. Henry Wright shelton and her
family have permanent quarters In the club, which
i've. the institution a hOmclke character The first
fwo floors Of the clubhouse are dcvOtcn 10 paroiS
and dining rO0ms and those above To the sleeping
apartments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
OvERfOATS NAY BE NEEDED TODAY.

II the prophecies Of the Signal Service Office can DO
relied on there will be experienced to-day sharp
break In the delightful weather which Just now prevails
hrigout that part Of the country east OF the Misss'
,ippl Far ont In the West cold wave appeared yes
tcrday aud did II. work with Surh enthusiastic Vlgor
hat the temperature In certain paris Oh "Eo"'nS'
Montana and Missouri was reduced to the freezing
point.
The cold wavs Is making bee line for THIS city,
said Sergeant Dunn Yesterday. and 1t LOOKS as IL IL
would beat the record At that expert to see IL
or rather fccI II to MORROW. and the temperature
which 10 day reached y maximum ~ 80 degrees VIII
10 morrow fall about ten degrees. Inc chhhe" HOW
ever Will not be fct In anything ike ar"tene's u,'n
,rh,fau whom thc tcmpcrntmrc will be still further
uot,c., and Iubt fall oycrroats will be In demand
Tho advance OF the cold has caused rains on nc
iakc. and VIZ may expect some showers iatc 10 hs;
.rcmnnxnying the cold wave there Will be brisnt'
CIGAR a.mos pilcre and blue Skies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-09
STYLES OF THE GERMAN CHESS MASTERS
A FEW GAMES ILLUSTRATIVE OF TIE PLAY OF
TAERA>CU AND sCIIALLOrP.

Manchester. Aug 30.-Rcfcftncc was mad' I'm pre-.
ccdnc dispatch to Captain Ma kcnzics brilliant play aud
although this master defeated by Mason since then.
the gallant American player Is continuing TO play come
remarkable chess. Masons play 1t should b. <aid IN the
game against the Captain Was little masterpiece, and
fully demonstrated Masons quiet aud 1t the same time
effective play. The few appended will give tho
readers Of The Tribune fair idea about the styles OF tn"
German masters, DR.. Tarasch and Schallopp The latter
the superintendent Of The rtnorraph'r' In The German
Eeicli,:ar while DR.. Tsrra-ch Is medical man from
Nur-lrrg Furthermore there Is presented little ecn
Of Blackburncs which Will De much appreciated because
OF its ncatncss and OF Its being tstc VI
the great English expert.
Things have not been harmonious as was antlci.
patrd IIo.cr. the honorary secretary ot tn, British
Chess Association 81 by means !avoc Of tn" Eng.
sh masters and there have been all sorts Of unpleasant
things going on during the tournament. The vet BIRD
actually intended 10 press his removal from the committee"
Thi. bad feeling principally caused by the way In which
locr nooioac the scores OF the games for hs swh use
and for the players he reprcsents
ne gaines follow:
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TIE PRESIDENT WORKING At CRESSON.
NAMING A CoMMIsSI oNER TO SELECT DRY
DOCK on THE PACIFIC COAST.


Cresson Springs. Penn. Sept. e-The fTs'oeh'
,,ar4ed in 10 work early this morning. and sent Duugc
TO Washington in the first mail. 1t contained inc
nomination OF Charles Seovile. OF Indiana as eur'
varor OF Customs for the port OF Evansviiic' ihu'
IN, tho first appointment made by the lrcsideh'
,nos h,e arrival here The President also issued an
.rt,vs order in pursuance OLA section OF inc NaNa
Arrronriaon bill providing for the appointment VI
nmr,,.s,on 10 select site for dry dock on INC
p,r,oc Coast north Of the northern boundary m 'ai'
.ornia The members Of the commission are '"'''"n
r n selfr1dge United states Navy president |oo"c'
George II. Mendeu Corps Of Engineers, tnch S'a.e'
Army: Thomas &. Plat. Of New YORK Ki'ha'u W.
THOMPSON. OF Indiana, and Lieutenant Andre" d.
Wyekof, United states Navy.
Tho Presidents system was somewhat r" "'""
when he reached here. but he Is feeling nuch pc.'ei
pov and speaks in the highest terms OF inc heai.'
fitness OF the place. Ills appetite Is gOoo anu INC
,oneud feeling which oppressed him i'll WaNmht.oh
has almost entirely disappeared lie ana MIS- D'"i
mick were the guests Of eXCongrcss'nah "aiu ''i"
wife OF Chester Penn. this morning Ia u'No ~
lorcito beautiful spot IN the mountains ab'nt hVc
,,.s distant where there is a noted Catholic convent
The Marty spent some time there and enjoyed their
visit exceedingly
Private Secretary lIalf1rd has e-tabisheo an "'"'
In the Mountain House, where all executive DusleN'
u.,I he TRANSACTED and where announcements VIII DO
nndc Of ALI official acts. lie said MS morning. NAV
90 far he had not been compelled Ia call TOR any 'cii
cal assistance from Washington ana tiiat Tic vi" "'
think IL would be necessary.