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AMONG THE VISITORS At NEWPORT.
THEIR NUMBERS GIVE ANIMATION TO THE
DRIVE.

THEIR NUMBERS GIVE ANIMATION TO THE
DRIVE.
Newport r. L. June Is observation-disclosures ana
transient visitors were numerous this week ana inc
weather was all that could lie wished. Reports OF inc
hot weather in New-lork and elsewhere were re'u
with interest for hot weather in the cities means a
good deal for Newport. The friends of the New Eng
land society have been holding their yearly meeting
here all the week and many steam and sailing yachts
arrived and the harbor Is now attractive place to
visit. The clubhouse Of the NewYork Yacht Club on
saycrs wharf is open day and night. At night the
building and the floats are illuminated
About go cottagcrs have arrived and their hpc
turnouts on the drives make an imposing spectacle
There las been entertaining thus far but 1t is too
carly vet to look for anything In that line. The cot
tagcrs are nearly comfortably settled and they arc
getting ready FOR the prospective social affairs for july.
August and september.
Mrs. Hugh T. Dickey and her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
H. T. Dickcy, r.. of New-Iork at their cottage on
Ialidon Hi.
c. s. Strickland, of NcwYork. has arrived at the
Riggs cottage and Francis D. Rice and family. Of Bos
ton, are at the Muenchingcr cottage.
Maurice dc Manusy. Of New York, is a guest OF
Elisha Dyer. jr.
Tho cottage In Catherinc-st. owned by James Cor
don Bennett has been leased by Lieutenant Charles
ii. Harlow, L. :. y.
Victor sOrchoD, Of New York. has arrived at the
Vose cottage for the
Joseph II. Busk. of NcwYorl. has been proposed
as stakeholder Of the Newport Casino
Miss Anna Ticknor daughter Of the late George
Tcknor the historian, Of Boston, has arrived and
rented the Yaidley cottage in Rhode Islandave
Mrs. J. &. Johnson and +. 5. Willing, OF Phlladel
phia, are among the late cottage arrivals
Mr. ard Mrs. W. X Vanderbilt occupying
portion OF their marble villa. II will be long time
before the whole house is completed. ". s. IIoyt
OF New-York Is summcring with the ynndcrbilts.
By the win Of Sarah B. Gibbcs, Of Ncw-Nork, who
died here this season, the Berkeley Memorial Chapel
receives s5 600 and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt,
also OF New-York, has sent her check for $4,000 TO
the Newport Hospital
James j. Van Allen, Of New-York. has arrived at
his villa at Ochrc Point.
Mrs. J. T. Attcrbury and Mrs. Charles Steele of
New-York are guests Of seth Barton French at the
Chanlcr villa on the Cliffs.
Mrs. II. Il. Lcdyard and her daughter. Mrs F. r.
Newbold, OF New-York, will arrive at their cottage
in Cathcrnc-st. next week.
Dr. Alvah II. Lttlefed. of Boston Lieutenant
Theodore Porter L. :. NJ. Lieutenant WinsOw, I. $.
": DR.. David Kindle5erger, L. s. NJ; {. A. Mann,
OF Washington: Miss Elizabeth Hacker General Rob
crt F.. Paftison, d. :. Ncwbod. and ". Donaldson.
Of Philadelphia. have arrived at their cottages on
Conanicut Island.
Mrs. E. GARLIC Of New York. has arrived at tho
Wheeler cottage, at Bath Road and Chanrhng-ave.
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SOIIL INCIDENTS IN BALTIMORE.

Baltmorc June IS (Spccia)-The extremely warm
weather OF last week has driven many people out OF town
But there es,crll things Of a social nature which
brought remaining inhabitants together On Monday
night the graduating class Of the Johns Hopkins Universe
ty gave q hop In the Gymnasium Building. IL chap
cro1ed by Mrs John Tompkins and Mrs. Edward shipper.
Among those present Mira. Robert Mitchell Miss
Olivia Gll Miss Polly Carter Mrs. Herman Kapf.
Miss Ray Randall Miss Katherine Lurman. Miss Fndley.
and Emily Harrison The student, invited u
their friends the men, and the affair pleasant
On Tuesday evening Mrs. q. II. Martin invited a few
friends 70 a musicale. Signor ScOcnomlo played the
cello Among those present Mis-. McIyajn, Mrs.
William Reed, Mr.. and Mrs Gibson, Mrs John
Carry Mr. and Mn. Tunstae Smith and Harold Randop
The dance Pkesvillc of on Wednesday evening.
Among present both from the city and the ncghbor
hood. were Miss Olivia en- Mss Nino Poe, the Misses
Iurman Miss Mary Dcvrcs. Miss Taylor Goodwin, Mis-
Craddoch. Gustave and John Stewart A. D. Atkinson Noel
Poullans Alex Preston and Charles Dennison.
On Thursday evening Mrs Wilson Patterson gave din
party. Those present Mr.. and Mrs Morrison
Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Harris Mrs Robert Barry.
Mrs Russell wetmore Maurice Gregg. John McKim, Wal
ter de c. Poulsney, and Msctier Barry The table
decorated with white and gold and daisies nowss
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IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
NEARLY ALL THE LENOX COTTAGEhS Afr1
IN THEIR PLACES FOR THE SUMMER.

Iencs June is (specan.-Al:rcd Devereaux OF Phiia'
dolhi, mid Yesterday: This OF the finest Juhes
that have ever spent Lenox. The air Il 50 pure 'o
80 cool with tho exception OF or three days hat he
,,r,cuarly enjoyed Lenox since came up only ""
DAYS am have been in Lenox for the last thirty years
have only missed two seasons, when was In Europe.
particularly enjoy life here. always gam III he' " "
stay here through the summer" - -
Henry 4 Cram OF New-York. has taken the D '"
Ward place for He and his family Will ir'''
week. - ,,... ~, t,eir
Mr. John f. Burrill family have arrived az u'e'r
cottage. ., an ,ysdnesdav
Abaer W. Colgate, OF New York, arrived on "eu"o'
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Colgate are also here ..,
Mr. and Mrs. William ID. Sloane arc se''eu Az -
cottage They came up last week. lhey are ou. W. .
every pleasant day. Mrs. sloane's hvorite carraec
buckboart and she gocs out frequently MT ''' -
ccIycd this week a carload OF horses and ponies
lanes l., Barclay and family VIII arrive AZ 'he pp
cottage July /. Many improvements are pe"s '"'N0 VI
the place. y pr,,, ,h,s
george W. Forsythe is visiting John E. Burri'i 'n'S
week. ,, =. -. .o,,,cc
Mrs X Sturgis Of York, arrived at her co''as'
for the this week ,, -.
Mis- Helen Parrish and her sister arrived at Meir eo'
tage this week for the season ,. $500
+ A. schermerhorn has been up this week ooA'hs o'c'
his place - .,o ro.o,,
Curtis Hotel has about 100 guests Among tne recent
o-r,,,Is ar. IT, L. Brown, J. Z. GIL, r. waiter Mintoh
A. and Mrs Edwin Parsons, S. j. Bailey, MI ana MIS-
n n w,ckbam q. A. Anthem, r. Van Wyck, A. s. storm.
w yo,t. r. p Bowker Miss Bowker, Brooklyn george
+ Savage Mrs Savage Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. White, Mer
a., Conn p J. Merwin, Boston c. IL. Lovett, Pro'i'
hencc
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GROWTH OF PROTTDENCE.
NUMEROUS OUTLYING TRACTS OF land DIVIDED

NUMEROUS OUTLINING TRACTS OF land DIVIDED
INTO CITY lots AND EAGERLY BOUGHT.
Providence r. L. June Il (>pccaD.-Thc Rhode
Island delegates 10 the Chicago Convention left here
for the scene Of action to-day Franklin r. owen Is
chairman. Mayor samuel r. Honey. the title to
whose seat IL the Legislature IS now being invesu-
gated IS also a delegate and he goes along 10 look out
for his selection as Rhode Islands member OF the
Democratic National Committee. The story goes
that Congressman Charles II. Page has the inside
track this place. which Is considered especially
important In case Of the election OF Democratic
President and Republican Congressman from Rhode
Island. IL Is very probable that Chairman owen
will favor his law partner. Mr. Page, rather than
the Mayor Of Newport. The delegates are solid for
Cleveland, and they fairly represent their party In
this state In that respect They so strong for
Cleveland that they declare they have no second
choice.
The land boom the west and souh Of the city
grows apace. The Washington Park plot. put the
market less than year Is already we'll sold ana
fine houses being erected whose occupants are
rapidly making the sixth Ward Republican. ON the
Arnold farm plot In EdgcwCod city has "a
BY magic. The rush for land in that quarter Is
great that the Tat farm jus, north OF Pawuckct. l.
being plotted and Will soon lie placed on the market
The Auburndale plot, the west side OF Roger
William Park. Is being brought into notice, and build
Ing Is rapidly going forward. Minor land booms at
NdringIn,ctt Idrk AT soutn Hiso VII
gaeing attention. and the who hasn't bought lot
Is talking Of doing The introduction OF electric
railroads for the suburbs and certainty Of belt steam
line in the near future have stimulated this land
boom.
There are two three projects In the air for the
establishment OF a watch factory In Providence.
The Mowry ard Coz English and Classical School
held its graduating exercises Thur day. There were
eight graduates III the classical department and seven
~ these will 60 TO Brown University.
Governor Brown will spend the heated term as
usual at Oakland Beach. The encampment Of the
militia will BE- at Oakland Beach once more. pending
the purchase Of permanent camp grounds elsewhere
The New England Manufacturing Jewellers Assoca-
tIon held their outing Mt RhOdeson-the- aw-
tucket to-day. Forty or fifty were In attendance.
Officers elected.
At the meeting of the Committee on Grammar and
Primary schools yesterday the following named young
ladies appointed 10 the training school out Of
nineteen applicants: Anna X. harbour. Emma H.
Brown, Charlotte f. Cai'ray Bertha F.. Child. 5.
Teresa McCabc, Harris f.. Northrop. Harriet f..
Norhrop Helen A. Reynolds, Mary Tctlow. Marion T.
Wheeler and Amy V. Wicket.
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ONLY RUMOR or HEAT At ATLANTIC CITY.
LIGHT ovERooATs REQUIRED FOR THE COOL
HOURS OF MORNING AND NIGHT

HOURS OF MORNING AND NIoHI
Atlantic CITY, " j. June 10 (Special).-Rumors Of ex-
ccssive have come 10 us from all SIDES ms week
vet through It all Atlantic City has rested calmly COM
Portable and blankets and top coats were required for
night and evening pcace Of mind and body OF public
entertainments there been such great number
but there preparations for events 70 come IN
the near future OF private enjoyment there has been
deorth.
Two incidents Of note have occurred during the week.
the "Wednesday excursion OF the Typographical Union.
witch came 400 and took possession Of the
United States Hotel and the eleventh annual convention
Of the Anne rcan Dental Trade Association of the United
States which was In session az the United States on
Wednesday and Thursday winding up with grand ban
quet.
The bicyclists Of the looking ahead anxiou-y
10 the great bicycle which Is 70 be mode from New
York 70 Atlantic City during the convention Of the New
Jersey State Medical Society here the last a this month
The run is TO be tough roads and while under
taken osensby tho purpose Of conveying letter from
the president NewYork State Medical Society To
the president Of the NewJescy body Is also designed 70
oemons ate the great need for better public roads and
the poctcabuy OF the bicycle mode Of conveyance
for physicians Many OF best known riders OF the
country Will be numbered among the twenty men who
are % cover the relay Of the course Among
them are Joc Judge Chester Clemens and George Smith.
Of Ncw-York and Frank Sllvers. Of Albany.
The number OF NcwYorx people in town keeps well
mn John Towney Of Brooklyn. graduate OF the ST.
Thomas Hospital. London is registered at the hohreh
for the season.
Mrs. c. T.. Adams. Of Ncw.York. is guest at the
Mansion.
MIS-. NJ f. Richards and Mrs. I. T." Darling Of New.
York arc at Brighton for the month OF June I. A.
Farchld accompanies them for a few days stay
DR.. end Mrs. 4. P. Mcylert arc also among thc new
York guests at the Brighton.
william W. Fouche OF Ncw-York, is registered at tho
Traymoie for soTe time
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po1N0s OF THE WEEK AT MIDDLEToWy.

M,dcle.own Conn., June IS (SpecaD.-A census buie'
tin upon cereal production In the New'England states
shovs remarkable falling of. especially In this State
According to the bulletin the total area devoted tho
cultivation Of cereals in the SIX New England States in
1899 was $50 297 compared with s4G12S acres
in 1879 decrease OF 1co93l acres or 2z28 per cent.
7, the in cereals In 1889 was S3Goo
acres as compared With 1895 acres in 1879 decrease
of 80 500 acres S7le per cent In this State also
each a the cereals shows a diminished acreage.
The Rev. William II. Hutchinson, Of Nottingham Eng
land and Miss Harriet l.. Adds OF this city, were married
Nv ri.bon Williams high Monday. In St. Lukes
chanel The ushcrs wat'r Adds brother OF the
h1ae. Charles F. Schorer. II. $. Galley and the Rev. T.
stanley Welles. 4 wedding reception was held OF the
-. homo in south Man4t, Immediately after the
ceremony. 49,
Arrangements had been nearly completed for large
a..mcctine to ratfy nomination Of Harrison and Reid
whom :he Mddesex Mus: Hall, in which the meeting was
. =. hcd wa. nu;lr destroyed 10 IRE. The programme
included addresses by Chauncy NJ Dcpew Senators Haw.
lev and P,att Governor Buckley and General Merwn
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NOTES.

Che notes with quotation marks are by our dis.
tinguiShed contributor. Professor BergcrJ
(a) Established as the hes, defence since 500. when
II was introduced by he Editor, In his match against
Signor Dubois.
(b) =. PIX Il 3 would lose now for White
would reply 3 p ch. Q X az 3 ky b;
o XIX 3 oh and wins: XIX 3. followed by
Or 3 oh, and accordingly Kt-B oh. or 1t y CHI
with a powerful attack
(c) An innovation by j. Tcrgcr. who first noticed
that the continuation In the German Iiandbuch 10
P-B 3; Is H-Et 3, Is R-kt 81; Il X T.
IA Q Kt p may he amended In Whites favor Nv
Is OBJ 50 mot Is On .. Is N-K .;
10 XIX Q, etc.
Id That herewith initiated plan Of sacrificing
piece Is demonstrated incorrect by careful counter
play"
(c) II II B-Kt 3. II Kt-Q 9, etc.
% Oh was by FIR better. II Black then played
Q-Kt q White coull answer II p with two Pawns
for tho piece and the prospect Of gaining a third
soon.
IL, Black threatened 90 Kt oh. rs wD as
Blk .. followed by P-B In case White
avoided the first contingency by 20 3, or
else 30 g. and winning the b p The advance which
dsconnects the chain of Pawns forced.
(hl XIX > was also to be considered. Examina.
tons proved however, that nlack reached his object
quicker II he could accomplish the exchange Of Bishops
or Queens. Sec diagram.
ID III 81 10 4, 81 90 1t 3. followed by
Y Kt p. not - ut X Il; % Q CHI.
% K-B 81 20 Or CHI, 20 K-B 9; 80 Blk 5 Oh.
30 K-o .; 81 Q x en- 81 Xxx 3, 20 % ch.
81 x =; 81 B-Kt Z. dis. ch, and WINS For after
30 OK follows - Q-Kt oh. "a K-Q 50 best
35 BIB CHI, 35 R-K Tor IS q x J.;
30 R-o so oh and mates /: few moves: 80 O
and wins.
% lie could hope for better result after 30
R-k .. 70 II p 30 R-R 4. 90 Q-Kt 3. etc.
(lO Cutting off Whites ost honc II r ci,
would have been bad. for after "a KB 81 the had no
good RETREAT. III "a :. 30 Tor - BIB :;
80 R-K B and wins, or'if "a BIB 3: rs P-Kt
5. etc.; 80 R-Q a. IS R-Kt 4; 30 R-Q 50 threat
ening fatal oh ut Q II the removes.
ID The march Of this marks the road b. victory
(m) 1.-THE continuation by R-Kt ch, followed by
moving the K-B and Q . Is clearly Indicated
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MANY OCCUPIED AND MANY TAKEN FOR THE
SEASON.


Long Branch, June Is (Spccia-Thc cottagers are
here I'm such numbers that the streets filled nearly
all day with their handsome equipoces containing
merry parties OF young folks. The hotels are doing
better this than they have done for years
and this week their bookings ran far ahead OF the
former records The Ehcron Is rapidly filling up with
guests and 20 also tha cottages Of Hldreths Wet
End Hotel, the Soarboro and Hotel Brighton The
cottages that stR remain unrented are few In number
and most OF them will be leased by the end OF the
coming week, as their refusal has been secured by
persons wishing to spend the heated term here.
The city auholaues have completed Their arrange
mcnts for having the streets spnnked and the work
viii be done q great deal better than for some years
The work of restoring the bluff IS about finished ana
the famous driveway Ocean-avc. has been built out 10
Its former width. This summer 1t Will DC again INC
finest ocean roadway this portion OF the American
coast The owners Of fine turnouts VIII nave Oc'ter
roads here this season than before In the history
OF the CITY, The avenues leading TO Monmouth Beach'
Sea Bright Pleasure Bay and Eatontown are IN me
condition and the most Of them are well shaded.
A Pleasure Bay arc some Of the best country roao'
10 DO found In New-Jcrscy. There are also num-
br OF good roads around the Highlands OF Naveank'
the Atsanaic Highlands. the Rumson Road, RED bank
and Little silver. There arc also good drives soutn'
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corrI(:F6S At NEV-IONDOy.

Ncurondon. June IS (spcciap.-Thc Fort Griswold
ND peouot bouscs will be opened for the season this
coming week md number Of carly arrivals is looked
%, at both of these popular resorts number of cot
tages ON sides OF the river are already occupied ana
tv oce week most net ALL OF the summer population
win he comcilsd in their seaside homes. Among those
now in the Pequot section ts following from New.
York: Mrs j. II. Draper, Miss Caroline De Forest.
David Banks. Miss S. Rhlnclander. Mrs D. J. Dawson.
Dr. II. S. Elliott b. P. learned. c. s. Sackett. W. II.
Mcyickar II. G. Mcvicka,, Gordon Mckay. Mrs. A. q.
Cavary, Mrs {. w. Ogden and Mrs William Woodward.
The yacht station which has been built the Pcquot
House by the NcwYork Yacht Club is completed, and
factory.
George Lathrop. OF this city, has been in New
York recently 10 confer with walter Damrosch who ia
composing the music fV the new opera "Tbc Scarlet
Letter" for which Mr.. Lathrsp writing ubretto
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ward along the coast 10 Asbury Park,
Bchfar and Spring Lake Beach.
Among the Gotta gers who are settled 10 their
beautiful summer homes arc some OF the people
prominent In the society Of New-iork. Philadelphia
baltimore Washington and other cities. They
inculdo the families Of Lewis Lewisohn. Isaac V.
Brolaw, Mrs. Lucy Curtis. General Thomas ~
Eckcr,. william Campbell, Even Mcintyre A. No
goniga Francis r. Arnold, Mrs. d. II. Turner H.
.. Armour d. L. Enstein, G. Roberts, Charles ~
Frey, Mrs. Moses Taylor, Robert b. Winthrop Nrs'
John McKesson, IT,, and others.
The old summer home Of General Grant has been
lea sod this season to A. F.. Price and family, OF New
York
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WILLIAMS COIL EGE FRESH. EN- At siRiTOGl.


Saratoga Springs. n. Y. June 1S (SpciaD.-Tns
Williams College freshman class OF 90 held its banqueS
the worien Hotel last night. The freshmen rsacn@
here by special train at O'Clock and return ~
O'Clock this morning. Harold p. Moseley, OF WesV
field. Mass, oflciated toastmaster. The toaSs
and responses were follows: Presidents Address
by James Taylor. IT,, n Southbrdge. Mass. IN.
Glass;" by Benjamin c. Head jr. Of Portland. ore.'
sour Friend GYM by Craig G. Miller. OF Miller
Corners, y. Y: "The ladies' by John S. RUSSELL o.
Troy, n. Y: 1.-THE Faculty. BY Martin ". Berry u
Portland. Me. "Athctlcs.' by Frederick De p Town
send Of Boston, Mass: Elections" stuart F. Pat'@
son. OF Coopcrstown ~ Y; Poem by Arthur IL
Longfellow OF Somcrville. Mass. The toasts We"
intespersed with songs and class calls and cheers
The class elections included: Popular man. Georss
F. Perkins. IT.. OF Jersey CITY, a. j. handsomest mu,
Frederick DE y. Townsend Of Boston. Mass pTt,i,es
man. Frank r; Knight. Of New York CITY; n a'i ts
dude Frederick p. Kimball. OF Lakewood :; ~.
toughest man, Henry ID. Speer Of Chicago, H. nssss
b0ot-lick. Edward c. Miller. Skaneatec>, ~ IL D'sI.s
grub. Arthur H. Longfellow. OF somervie, NJ Y Rops
lar professor Professor Hewitt popular class omss'
Professor Dodd the three freaks, Charles H. pnr1ss
of Genoseo. y. y: George A. Lundy, OF Troy, ~ ."
and Edward G. Miller, Of skaneateles, n. \.
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s,ocrh,,aoc Mass June 10 (specan.-There are more
,.onis I'm Stockbridge In June than usual Ih'rc ''o
oah,v more at the hotel here and the cottages conhec"
with the Sockbrdee House than az any other resort "
ho .o,n,,v Landlord Plumb continues TO have large
number OF applications for Business VIII De osh
TN NOW until late in fall. The cottages are all
occrp,cd These June days make ckbrldge look IN
,rcnov charming who come here this season
900 40 much delighted that many OF them Will stay longer
than they intended TO- 49, -, ,o
,, ,.o NAV he mentioned ex.Mnistcr f. j. Phelps OF
vermont lie is accompanied by the Rev. W. l. "e''es
y, vcwork y J. Mr. Phelps here for some weeks
tho summer before bc Minister 10 England lie adc
br,cf visit 70 his friend Dr. Henry NJ fled ana lh"s
Al. no took carriage drive through Inox 10 Pttsheid
lie is in good health and will soon return 10 Ills ho
In Vermont 5000. =, uo,,
A Reyblican campaign nag, with the names OF harr-
son and Reid upon IT, stretched across Maint near
tn, stockprdge House, Thursday night IL Is ne" as
l4x22 feet.
Among the arrivals the Stockbrldee House this week
are Mrs William Window. Miss Hatch, Miss WINDOW,
Washington. Mr.. F. T. Lewis Miss Lewis Mr. and
Mr., X Steton, Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Ho"lahu' MI Sau
Mrs George H. Lovet, Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Hall. l. H.
nark,r Miss NJ III. Crocker, Boston; Mt and Mr~' T."
A Maoee and family Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Briggs IT,
Mr. and Mr., c. NJ Dennison, Mr.. and Mrs j. H.
s.a,,e r Miss Edith Sheldon. Mrs. J. +. Hcmenway
Mr.. A f. C. Selick Miss NJ. o. Faye. Miss A. NJ
Fave New.York Mr.. and Mrs. John X AHen larry
town Y Mr. and Mrs NJ +. Prouty, Chicago; MI
and Mrs w H. B Howard Brooklyn; Dr. and Mrs
William d HIS Miss HIS. Cambridge; MI ana MIS-
Clarence f. sheldon. Montcair. y. j. H. Mason Will
lam X Tyler Ncw.IIavcn.; Mr.. and Mrs +. j. BALDWIN
and family Of Ncw-Bfighton, ) l. Mr. and Mrs D. W.
Olcou Albany.
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CHESS TABLE TALK

% direct communication has reached me from Mr..
Tschigorn In reference b. the challenge for another
oablo match, which wired nom ST. Petersburg to
this journal ami other American daily papers, he
about 10 issue. II Is scarcely tn state that