The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-20

Re, Returning to Duhnaue. he commenced to
r ns ry. n hsn m .S I'd S may
t lounsg s nH prsu Spsn
Invitation: He again, SIsitsi Chicago. Then then
S SiHasa In each town he played 10 games
, In 1850 i'e returned to Europe. On passing
match but unfortunately the latter refused to
play; 1B ISL 10 visited Eng land 10 take rart
Colorn. lie MT Her" carstanse en-. then 1T he
strongest local player. against whom he won
At Bristol he won. the first .pr,ze. among the
esomEstit rs being Goden kolIsch. Or: wilson,
played ii ,gamss simultaneously: he won " sew.
eral: had the best IN ma. ority When the
From Bso he we nF 10 70 on ns aH el noq
played 10 games against an exceptionally
s, nS ~ team nm9 % them Garnes Gampne!i
lost g. n"d rev ). Then followed the MEM
cradle match with ko,schi one no "f the most to-
drawn alter Iaulsen had won I. lost 4. and Is
In the London tournament. 1862. Pau!sen
! won the second rrize ANDERSEN being first.
II the same year he played match with An
| ing won 3 games. but on tho journey to Lon
don iaulssn beat Andersen game. and In
.Dniine the winter q is:a-e4. upon longer
yist to erie he 1ySd during his Is stay alto
and only lost ! ana a match With l'r. Mas;
LANCE he won by . to 2 games. In May. 1864.
eaed n. wn 81 e. ana oss
match with Neumnnn LIE won by ) to games
x Tns Gbss asHGnn q 'ndSS sHRes
feat Without refedent lie M, ten players
Somss nn4 drew 81 ,TSenty
In the Hamburg tournnment. 1877. he won
second priTe, il SreisId: III: be ted Tor
match a. Of ; to games In ls7, a, Isipsie: he
We're wn 'n I hs
and MsrS match ar Wh Ann is
tTank iort: inrins the West German
ne the he Of n. tie I Gb.ss
Association. Iepsic. 1879, he was second, 4
sas w CHESS to 81 ao 1885,
IaIlsep w. was iirst In 1851 at frankfort. he
rr i' With itarmo"lst In iss!. at Brsslan he
with Bardeiebar. Bauer. IND Gnnsberg.
Obituary Notes.
Major ]. Henry Sleeper. Tho commander OF
teers. died at MartiehcaJ Yesterday Major
Sleeper served gGllantly through the war He |
the Fifth Infantry on Anil -; 1861. i'rcame |
First Lieutenant Of the First Massachusetts
fen!h tsii..y VIII TINT orsaai&a ion he IL
1913 whcn he resirned II For Gallant service 1t
the battle Of hcems station and d. during the
Svsn on bse
Thomas ". Gibson. a retired dry goods msr.
chant died ye,srfay moTnipE at hs hone 4
Was born /" gns He Wa n' omher 81
the dry goods lrm OF Edward lambert & Co.
psse ntsa ns epar
was, WAS !; Tidowsr. -Four married daughters sur
Alexander Glen clSrLs died Ct hs home. II
as s IN II S H Ave ssS rs s. Aae&
year he entered the ip7urancs bMsino-s. ie
s s0fsf ePk. ns ST 81 r Taana
Court and Court Of Appeals. who died five
years AGo.
Mrs 9nsss Morrss ws2w q nss,hS2
liam MersOR II. SdS G
seventy years ago. Three sons survive her,
ncSsGn printer e. =
VIZ Htri1u establshe sae in isss is dead He was
~ for long time as at his residence 1880 Van.
Sunday at I;s6 Il H. from the house, use. 'a'' u
=, ThGmas Johp.ton. Postmaster at Milwaukee.
IA, dicu on sunday. at he age oil ~ years.
lilo MAS orn in Scotland. and came to this |
country IN 1850. He built The first steam erist |
mill IN scranton. lie leaves wife and seven
children.
Gilbert Van. Allen OF 1872 De Kalb avenue.
Brooklyn, died on Tuesday night at the Brook.
!yn Hospital in his I'D yeur. His death resulted
from II fall on the street on Tuesday morning
ii" was real estate dealer.
Joseph Warren Riplsy. ono OF the oldest
book binders in Now England. died at Maiden.
Mnss. on Tuesday, aged So. He remained In
active business until year ago.
Mrs. Mary Brown, widow of William Brown
and one Of the oldest and best known residents
OF Etna. Pa. died on Tuesday aged So.
George i. Miller. a weI-known amuSeme9t
WAS buried al Washington. ID. Z.
Tho CIRCUS and museum performer known Is
Signor Dem"nio. the fire king. Is dead At Col
orado Springs
Mr.. Schroeder Deciincs In Advance.
Ono Of tho leading RapuhlIcan associat ions