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F. MINT.

NOTES.
ta) Unanimously condemned by all authorities
P-Q 4 or 3 Kt-B are the only recog
nzed defences besides the obvious and most commonly
adopted " Or oh.
lb) Not as good an attacking plan as PIX a.
(c) Black should have answered Ok and
then after protecting HIS Kt P by PIX g. he could
soon drive of the adverse Queen by Kt-B with
gain OF time, and good gal,s. besides being Pawn
ahead
(d) very ingenious attack is initiated by this offer
Of sacrificing q Rock.
lei XIX was the hight play TO avoid all
pacrihcing complications
IN good specimen Of brilllancy tactics in the early
part of the opening.
~ Black is q clear Rock ahead, but his blocked
position counterbnlanceS the odds and his opponent
is at liberty to concentrate forces for the attack against
the King.
Oh ~ Pc offered more promises OF escape
from the adverse pressure Of attack with at least
draw II White answered XIX g. Black could then
proceed with P-Q 4.
IL threatening Kt TX Go whcreupon Blach
would be exposed 10 the doubleedged menace by
Ok ca. or OK oh.
% Remarkably fine and wen worked out to the
6nish which is forced Sec diagram.
Ok Oh forced the same position as occurred IN
actual play. This pretty gives, however, tho
opponent tic option of capturing the Bishop and get
ting mated at once By Kt-B Z.
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OF pROBLEM NO. "a:
Black-5 piece

The above is the authors solution but the problem
admits Of another process by B-K s. 2 KIP ch'
queens oh and Or mate.
Correct solutions have been received from Louis H.
Bahlcr Maiden. " Y. Charles n. LOchman, Bethlehem
Penn: Charles Broughton stapeton S. l. j. S. b. r.,
New-York: G. W. Glasier Warsaw n. Y; E. A. Ban
croft New-London Conn.,; w. A. Dougall, Newark, "
j.; DR.. James S. Carpenter Pottsville. Penn. II. D.
Patterson Naugatuck, Conn.,. Dr. j. B. Elliott. Brook
lyn " y; John Jay White, New-YOrk; Polytechnic
Institute. Brooklyn, n. V; F. Lufberry, Railway, NJ j.
r. Sage IT, New York; Fred. Well jr.. Wilmington,
Del: Horton Pease Thomaston Conn: Nom de Plume
Westerly r. l.; s. d. Howell Painted Post, ". Y, and
W. Ii. Powell, Cresco. Iowa.
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CHERRY DIAMOND YACHT RACES.

The Cherry Diamond Yacht Club, which Is, being
interpreted. the Yachting department of the Manhattan
Athletic Club will hold special gsta for steam and
naphtha launches July 10 of New Rochelle llar6Or
on July % the cub Will hold It's first annual sweep
stakes regatta OFF Larchmont. Three special races for
cold challenge cup valued at $500 will bc sailed
drst race viii be at the same time as the sweepstakes
race Of IarcmODt the second of Newport on August
IL ana The third and final race at time and over
course not yet determined upon. on september .
there will he ladies sailing and rowing race off
NQVv-ROcilcie,
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WARM WEATHER PEOPLES THE SEA SHORE.

Warm weather peoples the seashorc The cool
breezes of the Atlantic blow Long Islands coast
and while there arc many hotels along the beach, the
biggest one Of all is the Long Beach II can accom-
modate over 1000 guests. and the dlninghal which
open on the ocean side, seat all OF them at once
They can also dance altogether In the ballroom SIT
on the piazza and listen 10 the band The patrons OF
this house are not confined 10 New-iork, but hail
from all the States and Canada. The cottage tenants
have number OF visitors and friends who stay at the
hotel right through the season. Here Of the
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PRURITUS 10 YEARS
Hinder Doctors Treatment Four ""'
fcreut Times. No Relief What
ever. Cured by Cutscura'

hive used the CUTICURA REMEDIES, ana nd loune e
them 10 be Just you represented Ihey nav Tor
over fifteen years and been under ne Sotey nnt
,nent fonr different times with RELIEF wptt Ncr, n
tIied the CUTICUKA REMEDIES. AFTER using s ssn
lust one week found that life was not sueh Cuni
sfter ali and am satisfied that shall never De TouOl
saain such faith have In your remedies w viii
serd any one that Is troubled with prirtus anu
safy them what 10 has done for me. wiz nOe rcsue.
you from publishing this communication put HO h thSr
not The remedies are good that IL would DC rddcr
selfish In me not 30 speak OF their good qualities,
sothst. and 1staye., New-York
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Earned First se e Yse s.
t boo on balls-oG Young B. of Bowers Slru Na
dntRy Young O. by Doves Home rynYoqng yonns
Stolen basesPsyne Dana Cahogp cushing
P powcrs passed balls-B okaw l. Poole l. ompres-
t1,o,den and Hopkins. Time Of ganic-2 70
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Leave Pennsylvania Railroad stations, loot OF Ovss
rSe eSates OF these Is the Pennsylvania Limited
Leaving az 10 a. m. arriving at Cinelnnau 40 M
and Chicago AS next morning. The newest 10 tns
Chicago special leaving at p. M. arriving at Sheass
sis D. m next day and this train has sleepctni'
dining car smoker and passenger coaches all vesE
bued and as the Limited Is the finest train In w
world the Chicago Special Is the most complete trsS
ever run without extra rate Of fare The Fast Line
. a. m, the ST. Louis and Cincinnati Express a.
D. m the Western Express at q 80 p. m, and Wy nS
Pacific Express at y. ~, are all thoroughly '1uw
In avery RESPECT,
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THE GRIP NOT ENTIRELY GONE.

NINE DEATHS FROM 1T LAST WIEK-TIIE DEATH
RATE STILL HIGH.
ne nersons died in the city week from the grip
In coullcntion with other diseases but the physicians OF
the Health Department said that the troublesome Influenza
evidently was disappearing. The mortality in the city
Is still slightly greater than 1t ought to be IN june the
deaths last week numbering 7i3 In the following table
~ ehown the deaths from various during the past
two weeks compared with those for an average ewek at
chic
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AT THE HEAD.

The Duke Of Marlborough places the New-YOrk
Central the head OF the great transportation
panies Of America. II has earned the title Amer
lcas Greatest Railroad" Fifteen through passenger
trains leave NewYork daily for the North and West.
See time tables -.
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Cuticura Resolvent

Tho now Blood Purifier internally 10 cleanse the blood OF
all impurities and poisonous elements and ~ IiN
tho great Skin Cure. and CUTICUKA SOAR, an eNqu''
Skin aunsr externally TO clear the skin ond scalp ana
s.r the hair) have cured Thousands where the
shedding Of scales measured quart daily inc sAin
cracked bleeding burning, and itching almost oeyona
endurance hair lfecss all gone, suffering terrioc'
VIVA. other remedies have made such curesf
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA, 6oc.; eoAr,
2oc.; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston,
rysend for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages
10 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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,fryFs SOLD TO EyGLISHMEy.

Chicago June ia syndicate of English capi'a-
ISIS IL is reported have purchased the great siNo'
mines In Mexico which are owned by the oh'".'
nnn,rc Comn,ny. The deal was put through BY eA'
CONGRESSMAN j. J. Meshane.
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OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
BY w. sTEINITz.

All communication correspondence ETC.. must be sd'
dressed "Chess Editor The Tribune" All matters con-
eerning games and problems reach this onice not
later than wednesday intended for publication on the
Sunday following News must reach this Office not later
tAAa Friday
PROBLEM NO. 49,
BY JESSE A. GRAVES, DELAWARE WATER GAp'
PENN.
Black-5 pieces.
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occupants: John W. Mason, James V. Foote "A. r.
Beach Andrew j. Cormic James RsSe0ya' h snras
= Il Paddock W G.. Murphy, John savage, j. Henry
Work and Thomas A. Edison
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YACHTING MEN ENTERTAIN WOMEN.

Tho cbcrs OF the Atlantic Yacht Club held reception
N, women NJ the clubhouse South Brooklyn last
Ing from TO II O'Clock. A large number OF invited
were prcScnt
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5TH AVE-, COR. 22D ST.

rived here yesterday she had 1oo1 for child was born
on the voyage Being boy, and the first child born %
the ship It was named Bismarck
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SET,FCTEO GAMES.
BISHOP GAMBIr.

pretty little game played few weeks ago OF the
Manhattan Chess Club between DR.. F. Mintz and
another amateur
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purcll and Payne after

.noh,oa poole 10 put him out Durcll ana fayhe ai'o
ward made hits but Were S S on %ec quickly passed
ino 1 Tsnr wnrc about the quickest played Vi "e
osea c No r,;,s being scored. The score
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THE BOY WAS NAMED BISMARCK.

When the steamship Furst Bismarck left Bremen She
had 900 Storage passengers board When she ar
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Dret Mpnate 0anae Grnte Wrui

@s ergiebt fi9 baraus, bab Der BRO.
centiaB Der In ben Sabren 1883 bis
1890 big gum /. December In ben
Martt getommenen 8aaen BaumDole
5Dii@en 48 uno $40 Der 8efammten
Grute, i'm Sur9i9aitt aIip etma 529H,
betrd8en bot.
Vun hnb bis gum l. Gecemb@ 1891
aber 4,781,0 OH BaQen auf Den Ntartt
gefommen. 9diten nun bic Farmer.
4Iiansler NIT ibter Statifit re6t, baB
bic eeiammte amerifanii6e gaummol.
ernie oieies Sabres fi9 auf nur $780,.
600 Balen belaufe, baum tpirben bic
sum L. December 1891 f6on IA BRO,
cent Der @efammt @rnte In ben Warti
gefommen iein. DEM - nod Noam
&ieie-fnb A ISL, 900 etma "a prceeni
bon 6. 500, 600.
Wdrum fslie aber gerate in bieiem
Sabre bisber 10 bebeutenb piel nleb,
8aumnone auf Sen Martt aetommea
iein al3 bas o%ur9f1nittlih tudbrent
Der Iebten 3 Sabre eef6e5en? Wis
bas Beiipiel bier in 8eras ae'at, triHI
nett e5er bas @esenibeil au, oaB BIZ
6armer ndmli6 6er elenoen preiie pe.
gen nod tDeit mebr Baummolis au.
ridbaIien als is supor, aber niGt me-
niger.
Sieie Grudsur8 3eist Indirect eaai
tIar, bdb bic 8ere6nung ser 6armer,
aliaHaler fali& III unb bob bic, DeI6'
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bic @eiammternte ouf 1900, 600 Baner
ablGdbt, Der Wirtli6tett gang bebeu.
tenb ndber fommt.
ST iene niebrige e9dbung abel
foli9, oann LIT es aud bic Nnraus'
ieBung, bob feline ueberprobuetion bpr'
bauben fei uno bdnn III es natitrlid
aud Der Gatb, nit benz 8ertaufe be,
8aummple nod gu tparier, ba banr
elm Steiaen ber preife b66ft unmabr
iGeinlt6 1T.
9ieienisen 5armer> ipeI9e b'eier
&otb b~efOIeen, biitfen 19 alip mid
punoern. wenu IS ibnen 70 ergebt
mie ben Weiaenfarmetn beg Nosbne
items = tpenngIei6 ein mod meitere:
SiHfer Der 8aummoapreif iebt feuu
nod m6gli6 erf6eint mage!
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Grfrealide gotidaft fit 2anbreuter.
Neme beuti1e 3plpnie.

Sn 4Herfennung bes 6leibes, Der
Wusbauer, Der Sh1tieteit unb Deg ebs
rentDertben Characters ber beuti1en
farmer, bat bic 8ap Mranfas 2anb &
Smmigration @ompagnie, Del6e eineu
groBen Sbeil Der pegeu ibrer erpBen
5ru9tbatteit unb ibres a%ngenebmen
unb eefuuben Glimas ~befannten st.
CHARLES balbiniel" behBt, bel6loKsn,
biefes ausee3eifnete Gant nit beutiden
Bauern uab Sbf3i1tern gu eolonis
firen. Sieies 9anb Iiegt in Mranfas
@ountp, Seras. an Der Suite bes meri<
fanii6en @Dlfes.
Ser Bpoen III nit 5anb unb aer,
febten eeemuiGeln gemii9t, baber
lei9t gu bearbeiten. auBeroem bat er
ben groBeu 0oraug Der unterbemofe.
rung. Sas sasesenwaKer bletbt ai9t In
pfiben feben. laugiam psrountenb
uao ben Boben fauerno. nie bas in 10
man9cn 8eaenben Der SOIL it, ion5ern
es Siebt our1 ben loderen @oben unb
bereintgt Rb nit benz iiberaa uuter Der
Ober Fdfe nur meniee 5ub tief au fins
benben Ma1er; in 5oIee bel1en 1T Der
Boben treRige 3ou unter ber Sbers
fdae immer feu6t, felbfi in ben troGens
ten Sabreu unb eignet fi6 bebbalb 10
Dortreffih ftr Semitic unb Obfbau.
gs giebt fein 2anb auf Der Welt, mo
Der Wein ipd9f tpie bier, unb er reift
mebr als einen Monat friber, dig in
Californian.
@s in6 i6on einige 9eutl9e bier.
unter anberen Grib 3tmmermanu, mel.
der frhber auf Der Stats Mderbaus
i6ule nabe 8rpan als @drtner ans
gefelt mar.
STR Saeblieber unb Slider 1T es
bas refine parabies. @s 1T bier cine
cute 8elegenbeit fur einen @eihdftsz
mann, UNI einen tleinen GauHaben,
berbunben nit BaubpI3banbel, onau=
fangen. bic Gompagnie mirb ben Store
bauen laRen.
Was oas 2agb 10 empfebIenspertb
ma6t fur bisbeffge &enter, III. bob bic
Rompagnie ben Seutfhea 10 gin fige
Raufbeoingungen fteat, fe brauhen
ndmli@ oas erfte Sabr teinen Sent @elb
an3u3ablen, aber trtHen f6 ioglei6 on,
Hebelu unb eiueu Sbeil ibres ~sepdblten
Ganbes bebauen. IS mirb nur an
wtrtIide MniiebIer, ober nidt
on SpeeuIanten berfauit. Deutf9e
tuerben in ieber 8eaiebung bepor3uet.
Die Rompagnie pat Derrn 3onis
8. 8ri5I, tDeI6er In Mranias pnb
(frdber @odpnrt genannt) eine Npo=
tbete befbt, als ibreu beuti6en Mgenten
ernoaut fir ben Bertauf ibrer 2dnbe=
reien unb miro berfelbe germ bereit iein,
aue anfra9en gu beantmotten, unb oiez
fenigen, tDel@e tommetr unb F9 bos
2ano anieben moaen, bon Mranias pab
aus fret bortbin gu fibren.
Nfan Detfeble biefe @eIegenbeit ni1t,
~beionbers ba bas 0auo in Der Ndbe beg
ttnftisen 8iefnaFer oofeus Aranias
paB III.
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Natk far M.atlerI

Dor iber 81 Sabren idpu mlrbe Wets.
WinsloT's 5Dotbing Sprup DON Mfil.
lionen BON Mittern beim 3abnen Der
Rlnber a~ngefren5et. Wtrf Du In
S@lafe bur9 bas SGreien eiues Rinbes
gefbrt. bas i'm 3abnen III unb Dor
S1meraen tuetntf @enn 70, Iafe iofpri
etue 6lof9e bon HRS. MtnsIom's eco.
thing gprnt" tolen. Gein Wertb id ua.
be3ablbar. &c tuirb BEN fleinen Qeihens
ben fDfort 9inberung neri9aHen. Ser.
lobt gu@ barauf Mitter, es III tein
3meifel oartber. So beilt Opfenterp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unk
Bic Nieren, beieitigt Minb . RcIif, cts
wet9t ben Gaur-en, berbinbert gntsiu.
oung unb ifdrft bas ganae Spjfem.
sNfrs. @inslotns Soothing Sprup1
fir sabnenbe 2inher III oneenebm In
@ei@mad unb bas Me3ept ftdtnmt bon
einem Der beifen iDeibIiHer Mer3te Ia
ben Ser. @taaten. IS i'll BET alien
Druggifen In ber gan3eu WsIt al bas
ben. preis rs gts. Der sSIdfhe.
Rauft niGts anheres als Ntrs. Wi1ss
tctps 5ontbing Syrup
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Sic Sarnner . Mlli&n5 tnb bte
8nnmfpn0 s(Ernfe.


8or BRET bis bier Monaten, als man
einen ueberblid iber ben ungeip6bnlt6
groBea @rtrag Der biesidbristn ameri.
fauti9en Wei5ens@rnte geponnen bot.
te, saben bic Jtbrer Der Natioaalen
GarmerzA liana-Die man f9 entlinnt
ben Jarmern bes groben %nDrbmenlt.
den Weiaeu 8 &ebietes ben Ratb, NIT
'bren Wei3ersg orrdtben au~tiid3ubaIten
uub b6bere preiie %ab3uuarteu.
Wiaa fblug bic Marnung %befonnener
&enner Der 8erbdltniHe, tpeI9s tpobl
wuBten. baB bic Steiseruns Der preiie
our6 ben Grab Der Rauifraft Der Goa,
fumenten begren3t miro, einfa6 In ben
Wtub unb gebor@te ienem Gebote. Die
angetiinbiste Preisftetserune blieb aber
aus unb nun mtiieu bieie Mei3ens pros
bucsnten tbr Getreioe biliger berfaufen,
ols He es Dor brei Dber bier Monateu
getonnt tdttea.
6ie fse MIN fetr fale1t auf ihre
&atbgeber gu fpre@en unb seben in ibs
rem besreifidsn Berger iotpeit, benlel,
hos, x;A4 . 1.s.rS.
Ssa Ivy. nut naue1nano nho &ufaft9s
ten nun fogar- msbei He entldteben
5u melt geben-baB bic 6ibrer Der sSar.
mersA utana, als fe ben 6armern ienen
.su s.ssIl.1.M, n,s gsn 9loBeH 2Sels
ter elmer Oede geftedt bdtten unb nun
ula ulsa pea Maao ,gsllIeH:
LIN w 1as = ausl uetgal1ea, mle
~ 'I.us ltgsl ~ . per Olauoe On
SsntDol sgI Oss @aIgI@lo g pes
Ssa.tals1usIWuhss per JarmersAltata
ssn, saa gah ~ uau oaB man Oaper
@a. ya DoI's.. lpaIhleHoeH neuea
ssan y. " Wv =. U@lt.el peg vSaaM'
ya'''.s , w oaaIhDDae 5ufuG'
sasas.s w gSssls ple1le Iomme1,
Na ;.n's.m opsuspa'. ehl9egehItl1l. ;.
S ~ xseIs suysa DC Ualmer MI
SsM 'gsst oaumnoue I'm
oD..ssM Sagss ~ liuoe eftaptungen
s.muIa oqS n'an s'gsaIt.g Dentg &C.
nssgs le." loa'e, oies etpeIlIent neD'
nu.s ~ wseDslvo,ea &toSoem a.
,gIsv. oas ~ 5IemliH osoeu'eaoem
nMlanssm1evl 51m SUDDEN Dot pans
o.a aau LII =: Isan Is aalurilG
aay ~. ~ usSle'!.'W w. DaB Que gar.
S:s y uass.n ~ Peg lauren akrel
M Ss.ssa ahD pug p.oous. .,gfer gaflsn
se ,Isn ~ y" Fs'8ea S@ieaDerpre'le
psIg'uv.n o.x1 a..
,ss... ai Ssuau.m y uoet PIC SlD'
pyst1a ue' yd.nass. Ia.ans tgIe 9of'
oas,aSan ~ Up s'ns s:sau.l'Ws Slel'
r; ss W. sD" P's'ls ~ e1Wal'eH
a.. M,...a.. ..... u..s ,
os s'.yus l0eae'' ~uI e'ae 1as'
iVe o.uuslssua
xDuyIsno = o's9er Dorgenommenef
S!a..allea, ang ote pes oog ooatg urlf
yslgs'ssg'sA aaD Daget unlnlefelfrten
LIZ SaM, eIssOsn eeoen, pap ftg Die
exsjavlsBs sossOH sIaae per ger.
S,aassn ! Iaao a,soV,OVo oalen
WIZ gap slsS 0lele enorme
ptSOuanOh sl!.s usoetIulailg pes ydum'
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Aerr q. q. YaHUer. No. 217 On.

8err 6. s. Nysiiler, so. PIT OF,
6euiton sStrase bdlt fets bas boas
fDmmenfe 2oeer In ,3ei9eumateria.
lien, &apeten, Gorben, @ios, GpiegeI.
CLOS, 8~iloerrabmen, GirniRea unb aleu
3ei6ueus unb Naler.n tenflien. Stint.
lerii9 aasgefhbrte 8ilber unb Statuet,
ten &c. hno In cine, iebens!pertben Gal.
ierie sur an6dt unb gum 8ertauf aus,
geftalt. Sin Eapeten unb 3immerbeto,
raiionen If bos GeibmadpDlNe unit
Reaefe bort su fuben.
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nr Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat tsis bic befteu
aufern uub friidefen 5ifGe, @iIb &C.
Gae IufirdSe perben prompt ausge.
fibrt. 3elepbon SO. 81.
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Wnflens 0lrnica galbe.

Die bette Gable Der Mslt fhr SGnitte, Nuetlauns
ssn, @ei3pire, btebers unb Sauts Gusi4las, Ble&te,
seiprungeue 6dn6e, Srcibeulen unb ale Sauttrants
betten turtrt Sdmprrbetnen cher tetne GeJablang.
@nltss 9uiriebentett ~sarautitt cher has @eIo ptrt
aarhferItottei. % Gents bte ShaAtei. Bum 8ertaui
@tplsiaIe.
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s@- 3meibunoert anshge unb breis
bunbert 0oien 3u ftnf3ig Gents am
Dollar, dies CUTE Waare, I'm gu rdus
men bel paneoat & Sobn.
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Die etm5tse, tdslim e~rfdtetneas.
nsRtfdie 8ettau9 In 9eras.

Ste "Jrete Rreffe ftr 9egas" bat
upn alen beutfd5 tegantidbeu i9eitnn-
sea Ote Sr6fte Mbpuneatsuseal.
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armbdnber Brcden, Getten, Wes
bailons unb anberer SGmpd In elmer
ME bageDefenea &si6baltisteit BEL
Bros.
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ben 10. 9esember 1891.

Entered at the Post Office at San Antonio
I. Texas, as second class matter.
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GroBe Masmabl in Minter ; @aare,
fDeben augetommen i'm
Cinderella Gd,uhs0alaff!

Cinderella GaubsNalaft!
Die ieiHfen 9erreus uao 9amen.
S6ube. foDie au6 bic beften unb bau,
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The sun., 1891-10-08
SPORTS At THE COLLEGES.


CAsaRipos. Oct. 7IIarvard beat Exeter at football
to-day by score OF 10 too Considering the fact that
tho team has been practising ess than week ta good
score The material from which to select the coming
eleven IL not good that Of last year. but there
not sucient Ground FOR the feeling OF cement
which seems to have takon possession tot the college
There are ono or two vacant positions tho team
which will Be difnoul. to hll. While thero
are other candidates for tho position Of quarter back
George Burgess the most prominent now but under
any etreumstauees Harvard will not DO weak AZ quar-.
ter back. As regards half backs Harvard Is well or
Lake win play this year. and his equal in many ways
q. .'Gd1 1. S. IN sas 'iHns %
s1S ss e en-. twice E n II:
sfips .sa S.ip from twenty 5oriy
~ valuable M man S IS Lake UofSs,! seldom gain;
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H.. ass sa. psf seemed @ ,SsusS & ps,e a
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.n T a: that b d @
arselass man. Gray is hard runner aud one of The
''s aa
a Sw Ri%ys s r'h0ra "a the greatest
g. ia
s; ssa.oa t:s!y e .' ss.n. Y
ana nhH dozen oten are being tried FOR the centric
positions, and out Of all these three good will be
finally selected and receive all the attention Of the
coachors.
Cupnock will be missed from the left end Of the
hne but Miller Walters Collam0re Bond. and others
are trying fol. tho place. Any one OF the candi.
dates has the physicsl requirements necessary for
the position. and can be made TO do good work.
IiadweIl e perfectly sati'faetory on the riSht
med any mention Dan Shea is showing MP we'll and
s "E s. .sula sa % nass s
BY Harvard against Dartmouth last saturday, and
against Exeter to-day has discouraged many but they
should remember that the season has Just begnn ad
i1at 90 isr ne eleven has not been IN any way select
crs are not attempting to tcaeh tho men anything;
they are trying merely to fnd out who the best
eleven men smong the candidates When ths team is
chosen the fne points will no worked up. hut mean
who humdYum football, will DO played.
The sun., 1891-10-08
Marksmen at Creeaneor.

Free practice day brought almost . regiment oi
National Guarismen to the Creedmoor ranges yes
day. Tho weather was cloudy, with = variable wind
There was rain In the afternoon. The scores:
Seventh Regimsnt-Privates s. g. johnson. Company
E. %: q. B. MenseIy. Company 3. 81; t. Ketchnn. Com
pany II, 81.
Eighth Regiment-Prlvate L. Benson Company c. Al
Ninth Resimer.-Ssrsennt U. Gilbert, Company D.
so; rrivates 7. ,. Mahoney, Company A. 80: F. Laroe
Company u. 50: II. McWhirter. Company x, 20.
Twelfth Rsgimeut-Prvates E. J. barrett. Company
E. 32; z. NJ. Adler. Company II. 80: T. N. Melvin Com
pany E. 80: Lieut.. J. r. Blake. Company II. ~: Pr
Yates A. Post, Company ?, 80: A. Dix, Company r. 49,
F Foster. Company 7. 81: J. Meyer Company r 80; D.
strassburser. Company y. 81: J. Jacobs Company r
81; s. Powell. Company 30; 9. Wiskoski. Company
b. 81: J. b. MAyorgA, Company l. a.
Thirteenth Rogiinent-Privates R. II. Morrison Com
sYsfs e ass!Is Fss ;sss sspsay s
stston. tsnpSss !, IS; FI2y..s v / Patterson. Com
pf1y ss css%peny Logan Com
E.ny !! g; hys' coTEsny i 81 Go,p;,T;.I
psny IS; FTiSs;.s rs GIS:, cSinR.ny sS; n
s"sss cailcna. Company 81; T. SyTsis Com:
eoSpsss y; rss.ss: Z ssrod:s, Company k,si; }:
caMsss :ss,n.nI IT, r
80; q Hof,oH, Iompsny Q. ss; ~ Brais'eS Com:
ter COMPANY it, sd: 9. Ii. isaton, COMPANY il. 81 !.
o3; o; 4: Henry G9mpsny X. 81: ": Robertson Com.
gtSs. eoS: s
Sfspp SCfS%pa,x a C. ss Yu1phs ,S,SApay e 81
4. Iorust. CcMpany X. u; j. i. Bluxoms. Company
J. 80
Forty.seventh Rssim.ns-rriya,es W. O. Osborne.
Company '. 10; a Z. Bragaw, Company =. 8s; II. ray.
iltsysrsd company i. -; Gn: 1sifo". Gomrany b.
~: H. Sanford, Company 03: l.. GoIustsn, CInpany
hi GEErf f%G%p%aS e.
Pany +, r.; Corporal W = u,Bris'i Company d 49,
sevrI;y,n!st Reanrnt--N Miller. Company II. ~.
Priva;rs r. sotsman, 81; q r. Mniiin on 30: \. Il.
Yam Loat.n, ~; n ponneiiy, 80; j. ~ C,aSton, 3o a.
Lieut.. yi.a. ~: sergeant y. Arbucke. 81; Private
u. Ve.he, ID. Frst SerH,au. w. 5. Sotemn3I Private
II. A. C0UlmaE. 81.