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The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-04

THE procession on the Fourth will
not go down street as of yore. Cause;
too many boulders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
White >tcinitZ.
CHESS NEWS.

We have received the programme Of the forthcoming
meeting Of the Ncw-Y r state Chess Association VINO"
contain, the following rules and regulations for the
annual championship tournament to be heH o" III
23d inst. at 80. - Union square. NcwNo'K'
l. The entrance fcr stall be n, payable before ''
commencement of the tournament - Ann.
=. The tournament shall br played Oh 49," t ~ 10,
Tie PLAYERS shall BE- paired by the commute, ~ '
for tie first round and by pairing the pairs Dy lou i"
the Subsequent round. IN, In ,.
p Afcr losing TWO games. players VIII retire rom
T. Tha PLAYERS will ayay draw for fine first now p}%r
regulated by Stop cochs and any PLAYER cA'''uh' '''
imc limit shall forfeit h'- game. a., .,,,.,. ,,i,o
g. II auy game results in draw, the pENct WI"
had thc second move shall elect which one snail cor
TIM" A. the winner. AMI both players 'II'I p'.t ~
in any prize won by either. IN such manner that IN.
r",i winner of prlc get, two shares. and any OTHER
player Interested in the prize, by reason OF dr"' -c
one share. ,., a., ,,
= The winner Of each game must furnish the com
- Play Shall begin AT 10 O'Clock . m. ard continue
until y. N. and shall De resumed at p. NJ ana con
Time until p. ard again from : O'Clock 10 inc
.. There shall be thrce umpircs with equal powers
select Il by the committee who hall aliudca, gtnSs
unfinished at IN" end Of u round. Jicy ,haii d,'lc'
ali question, arising lc'wccn PLAYERS. subject. how
eyer to an appeal - tl" committee. ,.- o. .to
10 The PLAY will he governed 10y the rules OF I tc
fnh American Chcs, Congress, except where the'
conflict with th"s" iuCS. RI,
prize So 'cond. So hird, So; fourth, Slo; MIN
go; sixth 90 ,Gycn,h; 49, MAYOR remain with clean
score they h1l play Of Tor the rSt secGnd thru ara
fourth prizes. winner against WINNER Ut an
.oroud prize and losor against loser for third anI
fourth prize and when only three playcr' remain WIN
one ca" lost each they shall be entitled TO Inc Mn
sixth and seventh prizes.
Tho tournament for the championship of the Nan
haitian Chess Club in progress. exciting unusual
interest among the members and The participation IS
much larger than any former occa'ion. IAe lo'
lowing are the contestants j. :. Ryan, Eugene Delhi
f. T. Ford. !. VI. IIanham. J. W Baird, y. Il. Hodges
4 Vorrath. H. >tubbs. j. II. Fitch. TIL N0Hehi H.
G. b. I,aacSon \. C. Cnpp. w. Miycrhofer W. ii'la
d,v and g. Simon,on. ~ present Major lianh1m
Th, Ia, won six games without loss or a draw Is
leading in the score.
The Eroplyn Chess Club at the first reception
~ liz" month entertained II, members "jh IApld
tram, tourney which PLAYED under time hnl'
81 one move per minute. There "cr" sixteen con
t..f,nt, The winners ln the first round were Mcs'ra
Dl.v Jarrett Elwcll Cowcll. narnc'. Fowler Npo"er'
a.d Paris I'm IN" second round tho winners were
-,..,,,,. p,ri ollcy and Barrett. The third round
ga. Won ly ole; AID Barrett ard I'D III" pay 'I
Jarrett defeated Obey and vpa The tournament.
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CHS TABLE TALK
TIM I,rr cn\NrfoN~uGr NArcH


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fl '' ., ., 3d.. u, .,. v.ry ,.ell have. ,lute.tgd
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.", a.. " ,,rtlr 10 r.,.r>,. wa, The case. NJ
ti.[ ~. iir, from m. seventh game right mp
a.. ,rr n "a. I tlcr.flrr vhJ gave M. Stcln'H
H. ,f. - ttr dr,v, al allr-. Iu> I, u't uu!t
,''.,I ,. H.. f,r. tl,t Whenever lad 10" move
~ ,I 49,. .+..,ti., c,uu, ircluiil. four Evan, Gam
P"' lay i, ~ Xxx 'run o,li lv 3lr ~iriuitl', plS iu
i's it. D'I..r Id. ououlrc-. who's Cnici merit
~. H.. ,,,t tiot II cI,.- the Ni.t PLAYER s.
t,,.''i,. 40 r,.u ti,.r. e. shown by the
.L,',r .r,.'.' ,..,,,y,...l d, ih. l.,. II my
,,t i '',,, iio d..,,.,. f. c.c tl- simc a
"n +, ,rIic,. effort uI,,fl, -u,cc.lrd
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y man J" ~ M, ,,..,,.. ,, ,,,,.,,n, .h,ult
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trial Of conclusion shall essay trial ~ o' ii't WIG"
-. rot y.t ,nnc ont br,,r. the public s, i well
, ., , . ,,,..,- ,.,.,,,. ,i,. ,f,.,l,.t. l.4. %.
EIo"h' u' SSH - Il "''" '' U.s. ''
~" match FOR Mr. GUn-hcr: when "c pd'cd t'c iH''
tccYth and lat game. Everybody and most Il all
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Is CENTS A COPY.
THE TRIBUNE,

Inc prize ar the last shoe; Of the Gun Club Was
won by j. Kent Mason, OF chicago.
Professional baseball viii soon be a feature as the
'"lcaso and Boston League clubs viii spend a month
here in practice.
II l. author..a;vcly stated here that there will 10
II" tennis tournament. $ tile two young men whl
nave not only mana-ed it since il began but have
stood behind it fnancliIY for four wears have re
signed because OF the lack Of funds TO carry IL DC
properly. The tenni, club has consequently dissolved
Jay Gould and party arrived here late Tuesday O,
Hp', al tram IL five cas- With him were Miss Iele,
'"d ID. AMI Nj. samuel Thomas sidney Dillon Pat
iItk calhoun. M and Mrs. John A. Hall H.
ttnuiAi' ana Ms lnnan. They started on Thurs
diy lpr southern Florida. VS.
ny N"n Hosen and J. 4. Winslow are gucsx
"i ~. VI 'uttln-, al his plantation, near Mntanzas
=. recent arrivals Include the following from New.
lUTh \. VI Huntington, " T. Schermerhorn DIP A K
il.'a, ,ir 'tlu Mr., haNmOnd Duval. W. X. stephen.
Ioh ana EihI,N, NeAander FOrnan. Mr.. and Mrs.
;; H. nubbcil y. J.: licrac. Mr.. and Mrs f. 5.
Stui Ve,alt. Mrs: Y. L. stayve,ant H. r. Pearson
W; .dSpIay, y, ". Johnson Albert e. Flske Georg, W
tch"an ana family, Miss Thornton. c. Condit smith
General d. d. Mylc, L. ;. A.; W. H. Vernon Mr. and
Mrs William Dulles. IT., Mr. and Mrs. =, Renaict
=. olNsf lScin IT, II. Ammldown. O. H. shepard
commodore r.. v Clark Mr.. and Mrs A. Cass can.
r. f. oake,j William Gillette. Mr.. and Mrs F. A.
Miss MOnnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Blakcmore M ,11
Mrs j. II. Spreue, Miss Kendall John = I.nnwau
Ms Van Aukeh MIS- ketcham. Mrs f. " scott
A. H. linton, D. y: Acker, Count Magrl Baron Magri,
Il. - tow send ". T. BigelOw aud family Mr. and
NJ; dc Rehan Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Maxwell James
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
4 RECEPTION FOR MIR. AND MRS DAcRE.

ON saturday February = Miss Louise Watson
Clarke gave a reception from 10 O'Clock for Mr..
and Mr., Arthur Dacrc. from London. Assisting Mis-,
Clarke to receive were Mis- Lima Post, Mis- de Ma
Cartv and Mis-, Amy Lionel Among those invited
were Mr. and Mrs John AmeS Mitchell. Mrs. iilhore
Roosevelt Mr.. and Mr., Charles \. Post Mis- Post.
Mrs Croly. Mis- Vida Croy, Nj and Mrs. Randolph
Harry. Richard Il. Bowler Harrison Gray FiShc, NJ.
and Mrs. Frederic Rhnclaudcr Jones. NJ. aud Mrs.
Jullon r. Davies. Clinton stuart Mis- stuart. Mr..
and Mrs !. Wells Champncy, Mr. ard Mr.. Arthur II.
Cutler. NJ. de NaCuty, the Misses d. MaCaitr,
Mr. aud Mrs William c. Davies, the Ms Lionel.
Lawrence Borrctt NJ. and Mr.. y W Palmer. II nrt'
Alvori short Mr.. and MlS. William L. MoyrC, Mr..
AID Ms Joseph Lcnt,lhon The Misses Lc!tilaon. Or.
and MIS-. Daniel Stim>on, Mis- Margaret Stm,on. Miss
MarbuIy. NJ. and Mr.. BranGcr Mathews Mr. and Mr..
Lawrence Hutton, Mr., Ian Robertson. Evcrt Jansen
Wendell Dr.. and Mrs. &. II. WynkOop Mr. and Mrs.
Philip sNah WELLER Nj and Mrs. Augustus i. Can
dens Mr.. and Mr.. Lester ". Clark. Fran X. WOodm'n,
Mr.. and Mr.. William Winter. d.. ana Mrs. Francis
Delaicld Miss Elizabeth RAY Dclaficd. Mr. and Mr..
John Drew. Nj. and Nit. Charles Clinton Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Henderson. Percy Griffin. Mr.. and Ms Henry
t. walker Mis- Helen RoSalie Tones. Edward Tones.
Mrs. Henry Wright shelton, Mrs. Bcttncr, Edwin
BOOtl Nh and Mrs. Hillary Eel. Mr. and Mrs. sydney
smith, Nj and Mrs. joseph Anderson. Miss PEBBLES.
Miss Thompson, Miss Caroline Croker. DR.. g. NJ.
LcifeitS. Dr. Elizabeth STOW Brown. Winthrop Parker.
Granville Sucl ing. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Valentine.
Mr. and Mrs. AlpheuS Montgomery. Mrs. Edward
Anth:n. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hatton. Miss IIstton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Philip sands. George Dillaway. ".
Lawrence Clark. Charles +. Chatterton. Miss Ann
stephens Mr.. and Mrs. Edward :. Knapp. Prof ,sSor
Mrs Edward Ronshew Jones' George Riddle and Henry
{. Capp, Of Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
SCIOOL%ASTERS Discuss GREEK.

Professor Thomas u. seymour Of Yale University.
interested a large audience nj the meeting OF tho
SchOolnastcrS' ASSOCIATION Of New York. which was
held yesterday morning in Hamilton Hall, Columbia
College Professor seymour spoke upon Elementary
Instruction in creek lie said that present there
was break b"tweca the school and college worn
in Greek, which should be mcnded. Tie value OF
frequent and systematic reviews was emphasized
while class work in pronunciation, sight reading and
double translation advocated. The lecture W.T.,
fc")wCd 10y an open discussion. in which Or. Henry
H. Chaplin and Dr. julius Sachs Of this City. Dr. David
A. Kennedy, Of orange. y j. Hiram l.. King. Of
stamford. Conn, and Randall Spauldng Of Montcair
" L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
ECZEMA on A CHILD.
Five years old scabs her Hands and Face quarter
Inc h In Thickness.
Suffering very great Best Doctors Fail. Cses~""'
cura with Marvellous Results

Nv ittIo GIRL five wears Of age, had breaking out
On her face hands and skin | called in doctor; he
,ald t was salt rheum eczema. lie let pfe7cI'P
don which did relieve her any; She kept ge''ihs
worse | called in another; he said the same ulhg d.
tho first 7 declared with him six months TO no effect
[ then tried two eminent physicians in Newark ur,'
months each h no effect / then tried homeopathic
doctor he said he could her. lie gave her mcdcc
eleven weeks and II had kept giving IL to her ahonnI
week | do believe she would have been dead now.
va, told Of another doctor that recommended very
highly on diseases OF the skin and blood was gong
with NY child to him. but stopping in drugstore
my way l was advised by the dIVsst''' -'
Rodetn,n n try the CUTICURA REMEDIES for her,
which did 10 o noble effect. 40 this time the scap'
on her hand, ard face onefourih inch mcK; ahc
could hardly close her hand. her fingers were swollen 80
they would burst open. l had haty given hcF u'
medicine three or four DAYS when the scobs began 70
pcol Off, she kent on improving and inside OF one
month the sore. Lad entirely dried up
JOHN L. FELMLY l2G Ral-st, Elizabeth y. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
,tRN'- Skin and : alp purN and beautl
1ICURA SOAP. Absolutely Dur'.

Gcorg, y. Tiffany, Gibson, Penn. II. Taylor, Dover
Nc; H. W. Pike Johnsons Creek, y. y. and f. W.
Morton, Lexington, Va.
O. J. 3. Iiambletvilie, y. f-The defence against
Oh is Kt-B ,.
william Baker, Milford station. Penn.-If o-Kt .
ch., l Kt-B i.
f. G.. Janu,ch. chairman Of the New-lork STATE
Chess Association Thanks for communication.
\. G. Deuel., >loatsburg y. "a problem beginning
with check is not good form, especially in two
mover
H. r. b. Upper Alton. Ill.-TournamentS are not all
regulated alike and special rules are often made
by tournament committees, The general laws OF the
came ar published in the Modern Chess Instructor
and in most other chess books. The chess column In
Tie Weekly Tribune Is the that Of the sunday
islu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
CORRESPONDENCE.

F.. A. Bancroft, New London. Conn. and Poly
technic Institute Br0okyn.-l..KxP is the reply to
RxP.
General H. A. Frink Westerly. r. l.. and F. ~
Chase Lowell Mas,.-Tf l XXX :, ! XIX 1. etc
watts &. Bates. BnchamtOn, y. Y.-B!ack can take
Bishop on the first move.
Ralph q. cook. Wa-hIn st1n. u. C.-Thc Black Rook
lntCrVo~", on the second move with chtcE
additional correct solutions t. Problem No rs hayo
been received from Font sand WOlforG. Innc~villc
Ind; l.. G.. Edeerv, Joliet. ILL.,; w. F. Kochenour
Rcgo. Ind; j. IL. Loudcn. Bloomington. Ind. j. W.
Gamble. CataWba Island ohio; ;. \. Woods Spring
MILL. Penn. Or. W. L. White. Bellows Falls. W.:
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ELECTRIC LAMPS ~ LAKEVOOD.
PROSPECT OF WELL LIGHTED STREETS IN THAT
POPULAR RESORT.

PloSffCI Or " LI'b Ll'Ili ~ 0lI''-'-A' ~ 40
POPULAR RESORT.
Lakewood. Feb. II Csp"clal-Ihe prospect VI PuoN
connection with New Yor; by long stance telephone.
Lii, .,nJ .,,c.,r,,,ip. f., IakcYood', guests and
WHO" ''''"e c"'''I '-''7 - ''',a ,a,, ,.i,,ir,
residents ie" weeks AZ i'> n' MAJ 49, 49,
,.ocd bit,h I'm mourning tie lir.t Of way for the
So ,p, Tin, f., ,bo S,ato
p'l'' I INC WING "''' ''' P''N''7 80 -
legislature requiring ;ia al telephone ana telegraph
wire. shall r.. pla...l ,inao r.round
.r, -. 3D.. ,li,.,p..ve tho I,gdl,r
The announcement mat '"'''" l'r' ,g ',','
thoiDughfirc connecting tIe ucN Lakewood hntcl WIN
the I'm ines, part of the village. l. - De provide
,,., . , ,,. ,i.,,. ga, r.,oi,,d with mach flvo.
w." ''' V' '' ''' ,,..,'...,.t,..' -. ,,....,,
t'i' "''A N"n--' is '.'c 'HN iAi''."I't a. y e''"'
,rupl.cL with electric A-at- and. although they ar
..r ,,,,.,..,..., i,,,,,. fhoy have L,cn If rr,a.
'.''' ''' ''' ''''''' ' -,
service, ana nave r"n c-H''' ~ a ''''''''''' - 81"
enterprise and pubic spirit of do" Lag-cl House pro
p''.'"-. Ap'' '.,, ,''-. '''"r' 'to, w.
-tr rt DO a- been fi lIs l.a- time mat iie stree d
and avenue, have been iutul.Ccntly lighted. IL !,
understood that the propriotog I IN, Lakewood Hotel
I ,i - -, ,i.. noe. ,.,t.r,,riso II i certain
are me I'"!''''r "l INC ~" e.' p'','
r.iu, and there j., lt.' doubt that The arc light will
.,........ d., - ,..i.. 49,. ,,l,,.l ia tho ,,.av
-, -. vi
Nr and Mrs Emu Loot ana iHm'P' Of Nc"-loIA'
are az the Laurel iion-e.
Nj LAURA ''IN'l'' 10 'c''' wy "''-'''' j. WIZ
ing Mr. y. VI. Elac-haw.
~ and NJ. William \ Wbcel1Alt Of Nevr-Yo
.,.. -, 49,. t.,rl il.,.,
"'c '' ."' '"'"' -
Or. y. l.. LOOMS Nr. and M. L. Heber Newton
Mr. and Mr., John +. Parsons and Nj, Gertrude Par
SON ,i Ne, Y,tt v.r. AT fine I,kev.o.1 mi, week
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YACHTING AND DRIFTING IN FIOr1nt

PLEASURES OF LIFE At ST AI,GI,srrxr
SOCIAL INCIDENTS
II. Augustine fla' Feb. II tSpcc!aD-Tbo wool,
Nv, ne," o',l one hot with rush OF dinners I'm ,
crowded receptions, but with tennis, y,chti,, ~ 4,
drives through the woods inland. Eycr,,odr ." a.'
to be giving sailing parties and picncs. which ha'.'
taken the place Of the teas common ~ ,ho NaS.,,
sun. many little dinners are given anon, .h i
tAscF5 to friends at the great hotels and rbc.o .r,
returned IN Mnd' 50 everybody is thus kent ON tho
60 morning. noon and night viz
Moorish villa Zoayda was the in,portart ''ai' u''
dent OF the week, and every one at all i'm tho ,
was there Mrs cortaud Wharton smith. OF phila.
delpha, poured tea. nm
MIS-. IL. > WeymSs gave her second tea on MOI,
day at the Ponce dc Leon, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
PROFESSOR RI SELL IN 4 Happy MON

-. ,e1 audience greeted Professor Isaac Franklin
Russell. the secretary of tho Law rac,,, :, ,h I-rI
Ne'e} OF the City Of Ncwlork Yesterday Morning in
the University Building on Washington slu,rc when
re delivered lecture on Current Falacies REGARDING
Ia" ana Lawyers The lecture was fpu ~ bright
paosases' drawn from the speakers experience and
observation, and as Professor Russell was In q mar
.'illB HAPPY mood, the lecture WINS Thoroughly
undcr tb oS an WHO heard him. The lecture was g!vsa
NN' ''' auSoiceS OF the school Of Pedagogy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
NlTHFM4TICIlNS AT WORK.

DR.. Emory McClinock the actuary Of the Now YOrh
Life Insurance Company delivered he first Of series Of
eight lectures upon The Calculus of Enlargement
a subject Of which DR.. McCntock is considered the
father In his lectures he introduces the calculus
Of finite differences and the innltesimsi calculus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
3 Kt-R . mate

Correct solutions have been received from Mary Jane
Bishop New York; f.. r. Wires. Io'ton. Mas; Il. {.
Walker New York: John Jay White. y York: :. ..
bartlett. jersey CTS. y. J.; i. sage jr. New >"r";
+. Lufbeuy. RAILWAY. y. J.: 9. W. CHASER. Pouch
kccp,ie ~ Y: L. G. Taylor. stamford. Conn, and
W. y. T. Tomphns Onconta. y. Y.
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w II hidlH
NOTES
fa) one ~ Alexander MAJ DonnrrS happy thourhts
which, cOn-d' ring the largo sacrifice already made
and that the opening j. usually only adopted against
weaker players. gives White very promising ATTACK
that generally lead, to brilliant Examinations.
0j The German Handbook give, here the following
confirmation: 90 Il: . kt-B ,. . 81. ! cb .
10 K-R So 10 XIX >; II Pc after II Q \ l. T.
Black retain, tie al,antagc by lI..E-B So or per
hap,. Letter SIN, by l1..P-k -. II EX p. l..
l. J. ch Tor l. Q u. II q l.: - . 3 g. II
. Il Oh: II y y, II Re ~. and should VIM
12....K-Q So. - E-Q =. - Q K ch: II 0 \ ..
If RIB 81; - T., - . Kt-E =, with decisive
superiority.
cD Qli'c in keeping with the ,pri, Of IA, bold al
tacl. and CCngcnii - Prime" Dadiu, brilliant ,tyl,
ID If I2-..Q XIX = White coald SIN keen q
haris~inc attack by 10 OK ,. - PIX u l4QXO
Il j threatening II j. ut. and If 1j.E X t. Ii
Il y kt Oh. rs y l.; l. Kt-Q ch, and win, the O
tol Having already sacrificed too much. White T.,
bound t. pres, hi, attack a. all hazards. but great
Ingenuity /, hidden in this hazardous adventure
~ Black drops into II. lie could have made hi, de-
fence good by -. QHt .. and If II X I-K 4 or
+, II .kt-B g. and should win.
~ see diagram for iii, beautiful position.
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branches OF the larger analytical theory which bears
the name Of the calculus OF enlargement. large
number of representative mathematician were present
at tie lecture, and seemed greatly Interested Inc
next lecture will be at the place next SATURDAY
morning and then on alternate Saturdays.
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OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
BY ". sTEIN1TZ.

All communications. correspondence eo,, mus o' su
=. ..chos. Fd,,or The Tribune" All matters
n,nirg game, and problems must reach this ONCE not
later than wednesday II INTENDED for publication on the
sunday following News must reach this once not later
him Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
PROBLEM 40. l9.

Awarded first prize In INC leht'' P''oi'"
OF The Bristol Mercury
BY w. GLEAvE, LONDON.
Hacks pieces.
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OF INTEREST TO ALL.

Religious bodies in the United States. with Lists
Bishops, &c; titles Of 1873 rells Gus denominations.
salvation ARMY and It's Work.
Universities and Colleges IA the United States.
tlautau44a 4 u the local ChlutiuQua Assemblies,
Medical statistics.
Theatres In N. United States.
--icts about the Brooklyn Bridge.
Marriage and Divorce Laws Of the StateA
Musical Sorlotle, IN this country.
satisfies Of pCbllc schools.
Public EuilG!ars.
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FARMERS. THESE ARE FOR YOI

Pllt:oru Of tie Ea-;.r,s' Alliance.
Ara AID value OF Farms in the United Sa.es
Live stock IN the Unit states.
Coop arativc Building Associations.
Agricultural Societies. -
UlInflIl AID Ten pelature. Forctenc frosts I'm n
ew point. Sunsr0ts. losses room tornadoes. L
And many other facts m'ntio a under other b. insI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
FOR ARMY ANDNr Y MEN.

RoeulatIons Tor entcIlnS une hi\ y and navtNacAd
culls
Militia force Of every state In the MON.
statistic, % Pensions.
MlrkSman.hlp OF m Regular Army.
War loses during the last thirty years.
O,lcIn OF thr American nag.
Iacf, about " ltary Societies.
IL. u great number 81 the higher officers OF the An
and Navy with ss.a.i.s and whore stationed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11

49, o,,ouo+,or IN the attempt TO be made 10 o'er'"o"
~. p,,ov Marty al the next election. An eAc'u~'
SaU,,,,,ttee consisting Of J. L. Siemes b. ho.."
T n smith F. l.. Grenzen and C H. Dhno -
heen anpointed to lead in the campaign oo,,
W., Trouort Climb held quiet election hst "eoA
-. u,t,ch officers were chosen. The omeers eio0Ns
r,.re President. H. ]. Behrens, )r' HIS. ,s..
,apt G. NJ Potter; second vlce-presiueh'' r' sc,al
ue'' ocord,nu secretary, William Launder hnahcla
secretary j. Osborn, jr; TREASURER -. 'o.rInc COM
ooose candidates for members OF the eo'eil'e ''-
- : Fowler A. 10 Moult, H. o'NeiH' -
Martens, c. NJ snllh' r'
Ittner and S. Sheldon. . ..,s,o., .nter
The Cbatters Club gave pleasant hu .,'N o,rtn
..nmop+ NJ No. 522 East onehundred ana 'n''
ct. on Monday evening Ar, ,oo+,rc
Tho Cortland Guards of MelioSe Iau d Many nromi
contest dinner and reception Oh ~ Melrose were
1ont Tommnny men and 0ther tesnG'o 80, y, rcention
heht The Riverside social Club gave egep'''n
pcT TeIerance Hall Mosholu, on Thursday evening"
aU ,rS marriage on Thursday evening OF Il. ~ n1a
inc MAJ 7,r superintendent Of the general DC
gan, 'i dcnartment II the postonlce, ana MISS iaho
Tstcra Of High BrdsTi b was rsrcnonT was private
s friends of the Morgan and Iatu,rsall laiilSs
Seine present Mr. Morgan Is now sosei. On n ,e
WeaoI h Interest in High Bridge Will continue 70 20
Keen enough to urge him to new en acor =" oO'''
better mail service for tla. hes wIi,iu Enehlsr were
.,.-ed On Wednesday evening at No 7Oo tase-a We,
pnstmaster Van Colt was among inc sues.n i =, ',
Wooden ~e and Mccombs-st The Rev. Father Kelly
nfiO,1 performed the marriage ceremony Tor Johh
II IL shea and Miss Mary A Higgins on SUNDAY e''"
ing rb a, Young Mems Christian Union held Us
.nuoI Meeting on Thursday evening; Inc lopS naJ
W made The athletes OF the union are plcPat,is
Scr contest TO take place on next sstureaS er7htS
eelghth.st. branch Of the Young Mems Ch'1Su'" ~
soclatlun.