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NOTES.

"a TT" advanc. - TINS T.. ln Hen 4 P X D. which
the Old sch n preferred leg movr fNr tie defence
at SON" stage u fic olsnlns g. modern dcIur l-'
introduced hy tie late L. Flul~cn T. tas gwen great
trouble 80 tlo attach foi D. d,e- rot lowe such ID
weak pint. ule the ono lcn 90 q .. Wen IN" old
system used 10 Doe Ga fashion. Int ~ Dc Tot uinh
that il '-ta. Hehos The main Ire II defence n q
satisfactory 0ac.
90, Wa the vic-y Of PLAYING T. X , vi'lout b-ns
sulicc, 10 ID" threat u having tlai T. exchanged by
SIX .. But here and lai'r pn NOR Important
action could L. iohcn ia harl hy White. b' r.; . !,
Threatening 10 play ~" oitr ~ ~ D. Which, w'
believe. would give BIN uc advantage. 10 matter
how Ela,k dofcnd'd
tcI The position strongly rem l"= now ~" ont
come Of form u the Indian rmc iavo. al lV som
81 The tfonf'.i Hraamn player IN Their well known
encounters with C,chauo
d. p X u ,. with the sam" purros" Of Prevent ue
Ht-Kt >. when White, Qnccr moves away, +, more
in accordance Win modern ptrclplcs
(~ Unnecessarily weakening thc Quccri's sllc.
~ Tho exchange Of picc s. iujudfclpu' re - 81
folowct by ~ y I Is IN" flyo:.tc pan Of -ou"
Of the strongest piac toner, Of tl, opening IN smi
po,uo~. Bird generally adopts tac boycdc,rrilcd
tactic ~ he" stage.
~ Tho wcaLn"., II ui. previous advance ~ thc
Q X p makes i-cf felt. and De ha, 10 expose his
In oric no. f. allow the adversary TO ct h,bI Of Il
strong 20 tilD1 0n the q SIDE iy Il HI g.
MJ Wo-n thar supcrnuoTs. Profc. I.crecr r"
marks that be move, intended - wcalta. his Z side
Paws by Pc 1t 4, which Tie tcX move tres to
prevent.
o. lie could not take the X. for Whtc after
capturing the Q. would have also won The HI by
Q X * T. en-. br o. va, clearly better
" Recalling with the y, followed by BIB or
R-Q l. So provided better defence
o. lncrcu.iur the weakness Of the Z side R-K 81
was les Objectionable.
ID Probably his bcet as White threatened soon n
formdabl, attack by the advnnc" Of the X X +.
Obviously. II B-Q !. he would have lost a piece 10y
The rcjolndcr 90 Ga.
I'M II WIS a choice Of evils. White threatened
RIO = and 4 20 go. 20 /; - Q Il oh, -
R-R 81: - Z < l.. 20 Il kt; 20 q 1t + ch,
followed by Il u, with two hwns ahead and an
excellent attack
mi II k-B p, White would Win by Ok ii =.
(o The prclrdc - splendid termination
upi In the style oi deep and true chc>. thinker.
diagram.
(ql Professor i.crscr pon's ont that II - g..
\ r mate w.uH hyn followed IN q movcs by
30 % 4 Oh; 20 - = 1: ~ % - cl 81 X . =:
go O \ Il ch. ~ B-kt > best - . T. en-
SO K-o o. a o-B Oh; % K-o /; % Or !
mate.
(rl A remarkably fine termination. II Black talk,
the Queen he Is mated By E-B 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
FISHING ~ EASTERN CONNECTICUT
BLUE FISH IN CONSIDERABLE SUMBERS-FISs
BASS CAUGHT


BASS CAUGHT
Norwich Conn. July % (SpecaD.-The Norwich
street Car Company has sold most Of its horses. and
Yesterday began making regular trips over largo
por+ OF its routes with the new trolley apparatus.
There /, 10 more hnly city than Norwich IN TIE
country. perhaps but the sid along the tracks
smoothly. and climbed the long heavy grades with
perfect ease.
Tho famous Tadpole Pond. eight or ten miles norn
= ,l, city, on the Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
is now in fall bloom with pond lilies. IT, surface being
an almost unbioben mat OF pink and white petals
and lily pods.
The summer fishing season in eastern Connectcus
opens auspiciouSly Bluei>h have struck on ID
great numbers in Fishers Island sound and all along
so- and score, Of alboats with pleasure parties %
daily TO the grounds from all the ports. Tho Race
on n. western end OF Fishers Island. Is one OF the
ravoritc grounds and IFS waters dotted with fish
ing boats rushing with the Wind. and with squlds at
the end OF long limos trailing asten. Some fine
catche, are made almost every day. party from
Hartford Wcthcrslled, Portland and Glastonbury. In
ending Secretary Goodrich. Il the Hartford and New
York Transportation Company had fair sport In TIC
Pace a day or two ago. They caught afty six blue
fish. that weighed from four 70 SIX pounds EACH
Frcsh-vater black bass are also beginning Ia ms
we'll and old fishermen predict that the season -
gulng 10 be a lively one Tor them. About 4 Week ssO
a i've pound bass taken IN AlcNanders Lake, n.ai
payVlc. in Winlham County. The nn"st bass lnAs
has been captured I'm this region IN ten years ~
lrcyed bv a French Canadian who was nShlng roI
prbcian mldpouts in Webster Lake about ten days
ago. II weighed seven pounds ana three 0uCeSS
The Canadian. who i a modest chhp VINO uoesns
crave whales OE his hook, was immensely SuFPr,Sa
when he got the biz fellow ont OF the lake Per
han, Tribune reader, willing 10 take ions
breath and listen the Indian name OF Webster LaAe
Here il Is: ChargOgga coggaginGanauI
This is The shorter Indian name OF it: ChaubunasunT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
THE ATTRACTIONS or WATCH HILL.

Watch HILL r. l., July % (speclall.-Watch Illl Is
. place unknown 10 many When 1t is remembered
that for twenty years has been summer resort and
considering Its location, Il is strange that many
Wholly unacquained with this seaside retreat Of
the most delightful In the East. Just twenty Eve
minutes ride across the bay from StoninStOn, Conn.,
and about forty minutes from Westerly, x. l.. tho
place Is easy Of access. Tho journey from New York
10 IL is only about four hours. Directly east Is Block
Island, and a steamer plies daily between the two
points Blu, there has been host q people who
have hit upon this little peninsula aud have been
careful to 10 visit II again. The per0n who
comes to the scaShore for health primarily will select
Watch Hi I'm preference 10 many resorts High and
Try the air crisp and COOL excellent bathing and boat
ng hotels with 1rs,-class servicc-all these good
qualities endear the little southwestern extremity OF
Rhode Island TO the man from the city.
Jtsuteaant Governor Hall. OF Massachusetts. has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
NfU-HA NrSHIRE LAKES AND HILLS.
A PLEASANT RESORT on LAKE wINNIrIsEoGni

4 PLEASANT RESORT on LAKE wiNNlPISEoGEE.
Lorr Island y. H., July q (Spc-lsl-fong Island,
the la,-,t Of 300 Islands shat DOT Loke Wnn-rRc"
s one Of delightful pots iHagnabI" Tor ia"
summer There hotels tho BLAND foi
or farmhouse. containing In all about hy guests
vlo have como TO settle down FOR tho warm DAYS. In
Angus, tic hotels ore alNnys ciow1ed aud humorous
camping parties sett" down. Ihe spot IS uii Of TO
uantlc charm and legends tod Of the carly setl''
ment, by Indians. In about tho = the Island
Is an ci Indian b1riinc ground ana queer little tomb
stones mark the -Is'es Of some of tho pion'c.'.
Tho lskr. which nca.urcs twenty-five miles long and
bout sc,rn Irilos w1c about mics 81 shore
not,dn- j. delightful and rowing j. perfect. This
l,lc which has many because
Of tho draws around the numerous island, ami Iro@u3f
tc. IN .hc land llab.r TO sudden squalls and H.
measure trustworthy for small s,n-boats but Is
-aio fnr row boat.
IN" first th!ig noticeable 70 the reaching
Long leland +, EcNmon, tho beautiful home oil d. Gccne
II Ncv-yok. built the highest poln, Of tho island
and commanding yrw Of the country fo mile orouni.
The hous is Of stone ana the Iaho' La,.Iyc almost
severe Outlines give 10 thH apIoaianc" Of castle 1hc
owner steamer. also called the RpNmon,, whic
often the disposal Of the guests Of the house and
friends at the hotels.
Frtay afternoon command"ry Of knight, TcmpaI
excursion 10 D.. Grccnc', farm peninsula
about milo away. connected with the Island by a long
bridge.
All the couatry around IS favorite place for OK
cursios While seemingly i'oatc1 the island Is, after
all. easily accessible. rhicc different lines OF
reach tho lake, and the island each
Gay, going 20 Centre lIarbor Melon, InAcport, Alton
Bay. Wolnoro and WcIs
Carriage drives take one 70 Meredith Sandwich Tam
worth. O''ipco Park N-h,lGc AMI IIodcrle-s.
From TIE haho-t point tn island. 200 feet abo,c
the iafr, may ~ Koo-1:cr Mount Mssilauic. Nj.
Washington and NJ o'.ipcc. whose summit commands
view o. the OCEAN, bc-dc. Whtoacc aud tho Sandwich
domc' Within a few mics aIc Camp Range aud Cow
III; nd, a faFonte place for excursions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
TOPICS ~ PROTIDENCE.
Az AGED MAN DECOYRD TO HIS DFATH-TALK'
ING ALREADY OF CANDIDATES FOR
CITY OFFICES

Providence. r. l.. July % tSpcclaD-The sensation
If the week has been the murder and robbery OF an oa
man. Anthony :. Ifaswcn. who was lured from Ms
hom- in East Providence 10 secluded spot Ill Tue
swan Point district OF Providence and there nSSaui'i
and robbed bv two Young men, dying from the effects
II tho beating twelve hours later The Mayor mas
Offered u rcwnrd FOR the arrest Of the murlererS. Hd
the entire detective force ~ the city r. working on me
case. TX, couycfs recently escaped from Ohaile~
town. Mas are known 10 have been In this n'ishbor
hood and they arc sought for by the police on account
II the MURDER Two men recently discharged from the
Rhode Island Prison ar under suspicion.
Forty three houses have been begun on the new
Wa,hnc IN Park plot within the year the land has been
in thc market. Two hundred ard sixty lots have
already been sold.
The Providence baseball club has won the first
championship ~ the Eastern League and there Is great
rejoicing Tho hackers u the clnb have mad great
difficulty in preventing rho club front being thrown out
Of tho La-u". owing 70 Il, remote position from the
other clubs. Financially. the club is In good eond
tion.
Alderman Little invited the Mayor Board Of Alder
men and other city officials - visit him on Prudence
Island and they did - Oh Thursday. and jolly day
wa, spent.
The municipal election several months away. but
already there f., talk as - candidates. The Demo
crafts VIII rcnlninac the present candidate probably
although h. j., to, much Of negative quantity to suit
tho aggrc,slv, element Of the party. The Republican
candidate may be- any Of twenty men. Among
eligible candidates Arthur H. Watson. president of
the common Council. Raihlonc Gardner. United states
District Ntorncy: John F.. Keudrck United states
Marshal General Elisha Over. General william AneS'
John Carter Brown Woods. Alderman Henry b. WIN
ship OK Alderman StilluaH White and many Others,
any one ~ whom would administer the affairs Of the
city crcdlably
The ten policemen whom The Republican Board OF
Aldermen in IAwtuchat appointed while Mayor 'airoll
wa, nj the Chicago Convention. and whom he removed
a, soon a, he returned. 10 BE- having the best OF
the argument, for the city treasurer is paying the
regular salary.
II f., believed that OK MavOr Almon K. Goodwin VIII
DE appointed postmaster of lnwtuckct. ana cN-MnFoI
Henry r. Tarcr po-tmaSt'r 81 Providence. If Colonel
COodvn Is obliged resign his office Commissioner
81 industrial Statistics. Henry f.. Tcpkc president Of
the state Republican League, Is supposed TO be slated
far the vacancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
ClIE>. NEWS

on July a very interesting match took plnce a.
Brighton between tenn Of SUSSEX player, ana = team
sent down by the City Of London club. The rIty led
from the start. g. \. llookc Scoring first Llood by
beating T.. Jones lHtcman lamatcdr cltmnlon of the
British Chess Association, and when five Gam, had
been complies tAc score was. city =. SUSSEX -
The County player, Low mad" a gallnnt stand bat
could not resist the onward march uf thr cts who
still added to their score. until at the end I'm, fnl
record was city IL II, Sussex IL with one un
finished game.
The proposed North South match promises t.
become reality The Northern players have taken 1t
W very warmly. nnd 20 have many OF tho Southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
COTTAGE LIFE IT SOUTH4MPTON
IT'S PLEASURES NOT ALLOYED WITH THE MIXED
LIFE or GREAT HOTELS.

LIFE or GREAT HOTELS.
southampton. " V. July % (specian.-Souta'
ampton Long Island. is to many an ideal sum
mer resort, and il Ia, certainly more adVanias"
than most places. The fresh water lake ~ II"
yards from the ocean Is delightful an"i"''
Meme Of the places here large but The architecture
Of the houses IS picturesque and the lawns are bel"
I'm the most perfect condition. There few trees anS
gcraniums are amos; the only flower that WA
flourish near the ocean. But the goIanlum Sens
determined 10 do duty for all the other varieties a ~
species, and surely nowhere else agc the! - be i'u
luNurant and brilliant In coloriug. some Oh INV
cottages are built absolute " up.p the sand: too clos"
almost. for comfort. for IN -rcat storms the va
wash almost into the houses. The cottage Oh ~
Rev W. :. Rain,iorl +, one Of tc most eNp"
hut tlii famous divine SENS - caioy battling VIC
the clements and beluS exposed 10 wind ara "'"'C
lie and his .ons seem ABSOLUTELY 10 glory IN ie W.
est winds that blow and to gain strength Oh ""~
aud Doi' every daN throu-h tlie 'ul'n' ,n,i1d Win
several Of the cotascr, who were licl''I .F IN
southampton have sought extra attractions ms Sur
MGR Others have t,&en their pA,e,' anu , .no
Mrs w. Dongla. and Mr.. \. Randolph have gonS ,ls
Bar llubOr. a. la, also Mrs. Ahhtih NcSnoiV ,sa1
Mr.. steven, and Mrs. Illmpdcn ltobb are So oarl
Mr., Frederick Bets aud her daughter. Mrs knssrS s
B,rclav has. however come from Lenox TO US. Al"
thc-e ar. many new laoc, to be Mrs. y"hh a.. ~
Gri.Nod and MIS- GHswoM have 'o"'-e "'''
rhcTc are no hotels at southampton, ana ts an an
or three boarding houses are lar lplI tn ma most
Cottage life l. pieeminently the NE mere , ',,o
Of those come every summer own lhrit sSnsc,a
saturday Is always gay day. liner" - ",ha M
southampton train that day which carries tne la
pail nj nus. anI,. rol"r, and owe We hl. nav, 1
forced to stay In town all week to tl',r hin hour
whiting female relatives. That DAY the b '.,yetv
is changed to the afternoon and al sorts oil s"'"
arc always fixed for satuidal. nm. !.
The Golf Clubhouse nj shnn'cock I'M, and a
favoritc place to drink ones afternoon tea mnu ths
the turnous here this year are unusually ros1S
afternoon display ON the old fashioned soul"'
n we'll worth SEEING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
TIE ALL WATER ROUTE TO COMFY ISLAND.

COney Island holds It's place an excursion re-
sort, and has 50 many channels Of communication
That the thousands WHO 90 there have wide choice
Of route. Notwithstanding the many ways by boat
and raj, and lower rate OF fare by routes the
Iron Steamboat Conpanys boats, which run from
West Twenty third St. North River and I1rr
40 l. North River have their usual patronage The
iron boats run direct 10 the occan pier without which
the Ncst End Of the island would be dependent
upon railroads. The time table for the iron steam
boat Ia, every trip tic public needs, and on sun
ai1 week days. there Is delay. early late
The trips 10 Bcdcn Point appreciated by all
who desire a sail up Long Island sound T. tbs new
and popular resort. StcanlclS leave Bridge Dock
lsroOklyn Thirty first ard Onchundrod and TWEEN
flcth 81, Harlem making six trips daily and extra
ones sunday.
For the Adirondack Mountains; now cars new
rou es perfect service. by the NewYork Central =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
THE yiIY At NEW-LOyDON.

Nrw.ronaoa July - lSpccian.-Ghc ur"s'ncc IN the
ha-or n .c,crl h!p~ 81 the rth Nunu" squadron hn
,d the week an specially and pleasant one al the
Fort Gflswod ed rcGuot houses Party a'cr party faS
40, taken over tho for.hp lhllad phia aud the monitor
ui,ntonomoh While many wits have also been paid TO
the Concord and yesuNius. On Thursday evening there
was a german at the Fort GrIswod. led by Hunter
Wykos which WAS attended BY many Of the officers. aaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

Friday evening bail given this hotel In honor
- Admiral Gheard and the oicers Of the North Atahtc
squadron which q brilliant affair. The mousse
handsomely decorated with hagS. plants ana buh'h1'
and iunumerhe lantern. hung about the rorchrs anu
ground.. During the evening thcr' fine display OF
fireworks under the direction II Major Isaac Bromley H.
-olute FOR Admiral Ghrrardi being Cred with rockies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

cottace this summer and boards at the Watch hih
Nouse MI Foulke the civil service reform ieauer'
come, here to case up from his cares ana goes in of
summers fun with much zeSt as the sllaoI ~ "a
He and his Interesting family reside III CoD'"eo an"
ar. served al the ocean House table 80 ooncor,
The Hampton Court Jubilee sIng,IS enn oro The
nero melodies and short talks from two lndlah stu
denis made an Interesting entertainment. io!ig eh
tho Brown University students give a concert dt ,Hv
pIimpton House. Tie Cornell college students "ih
give a concert at the Watch Hi House on July ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
SKINNER HUM0RS OF, INFANCY

It is the season of all others to
forever cleanse the blood, skin,
and scalp Of all impurities and
hereditary elements, which, if
neglected, may become lifelong
Affections. Parents, think ofthis.
Save your children years of
physical and mental suffering by
reason Of torturing and dis6gur.
ing humors and diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
nv " STElNITZ

All communications. correspondence etc. must be ad-
,..,oa "cboss Editor The Tribune" All matter
corning games and problems must reach this office not
later than Wednesday II Intended for publication tho
Sunday following News must reach this ONCE MOI later
than Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
pLrlsuRrs OF WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Gr'cnbrar. White sulphur Springs, W. Va. July %
(spccaD.it may be said Of White Sulphur Sir Edwin
Arnold OF Japan. that there be conspiracy
be agreeable" These tho last days OF the easy
going quiet times Next week tho germans and private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
.SELECTEn CANES.
slCILIAN DEFENCE.

A fine game played IN the core pondencc match u
"Tr Monde Illu,trc7 between Professor Bcrsc., Of
Graz and VI. Pros0on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
pDODI EN- No o.

Awarded first prize in The AentSh Mercury prob
lem tournament.
By W. Gleavc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

~ ". FI"HV''
Blacks pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

For the Adirondack Mountains; now cars, new
rou es perfect service. by the NewYork Central =.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-21

To the Editor of the New Mexican
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March II, l892.-My
Dear Sir: | have this morning received
your paper OF February 20, containing the
very able aud suggestive report on Worlds
fair work by Mrs. Cora L. Bartlett, Of the
board of lady managers. New Mexico is
to be congratulated that her interests are
so intellgently and wisely cared for.
Mrs. Bartlett's state report at our meeting
last fall in Chicago was one OF the most
practical and comprehensive reports
given us, and elected much attention and
merited praise. Its broad and general
outline of work was not only suggestive,
but strong and definite and carefully pre-
scented in detail wish copies of the
report received this morning might be
sent to every member of cur board, east,
west, north and south, as an example
and incentive.
May | ask you to send to my address
twenty-five copies for distribution in my
own state, Michigan, and also to mail five
copies to my sister, Mrs. Judge Adams,
200, west 18th st, Dubuque, Iowa, max
ing thirty copies in all Enclose bill of
same to me; my address for a few weeks
will be Tucson, A. T., San Xavier hotel.
| have the honor to be very truly yours.
FRANCES L. BAGIEY,
Commissioner at Large from Michigan.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-21
After the grip Hoods Sa.saparllla will
restore your strength and health, and
expel every trace OF poison from the blood.


The Democratic city central committee
has organized by the election of Hon. B.
Seligman, chairman, and Mr.. H. Lind
helm, secretary. Following are members
of the committee:
First ward-Epifanio Vigil, Juan Del
gado, N. B. Laughlin.
Second ward-Francisco Chavez, G. NJ.
Dreamer, Marcelino Garcia.
Third ward-C. Probst, John Candle
lario.
Fourth ward-H. Lindheim, Melton
Castillo, B. Seligman.
To day the chairman OF the Republican
city central committee, Hon. l.. A.
Hughes, addressed the chairman of the
above committe letter requesting that a
time and place be named for joint con-
ference with view to arranging for pac.
ing union ticket in the field at the COM
ing city election, and Chairman Seligman
has called meeting OF the Democratic
committee for tonight to consider the
matter.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-21
The DANE BANKS.
The Officers Under Bonds on the Charge
of Embez2leme of $4,000.

On complaint of James B. Lszesr, ma
tional bank examiner, who has been in
vestigating the affairs of the First Ma
tional banks of Deming and Silver City,
warrants were issued last week by U. S.
Comr. Christy for the arrest of G. H.
Dane, president OF the Deming and Silver
City banks, and Frank Siebold, cashier
OF the Deming bank, and Z. V. Chase,
cashier of the Silver City bank. The
complaint charges them with the EN- bez-
Element of $4,000 of the funds of the
Deming bank, and $50 900 of the funds
of the Silver City bank, The arrests
were made by the deputy U. S. marshal,
and the parties were brought before Hon.
A. l.. Christy, U. $. commissioner, at
Las Cruces, on Thursday morning, The
United States was represented by Hon.
A. J. Fountain, assistant U. S. attorney.
S. M. Ashenfeler appeared Tor the de-
PENDANTS, who waived all examination and
were held to await the action of the next
U. s. grand jury. The bond of Dane
was fixed at $40 900, and that of Siebold
and Chase at $1,000 each. Sebold gave
bond at once but up to Saturday
night neither of the others had
secured bondsmen. 1t is said that
the government officials are prepared to
make disclosures of great interest to the
public and especially to the stockholders
and deposito,s Nhose funds are tied up in
the deiaulting banks.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-21

and Mrs. Borardiueli. Congratulations,
Don Miguel.
The Claire cafe served magnificent
dinner to its guests yesterday and u num-
Der Of clizsns and their families made
it convenient to drop in and enjoy the
excellent bill OF fare.
Rudolph F. Helury, an Albuquerque
cyclist, came in this morning overland,
and put up at the Exchange hotel, where
he and his steed can be seen. He left
CerriIlos this morning at S 80 and arrived
at H. lie will return to Albuquerque to-
morrow.
L. r. Chapman left last night for New
York, expecting to return to Santa Fe in
about ten days, by which time it is hoped
to have adjusted all differences in the
amount OF county bonds to be refunded
for the narrow gauge road. 1t seems to
be pretty well settled fact that construc-
ton work VIII begin as soon as the re-
funding is completed.
An enterprising fruit grower about
Pennington, san Juan county, is the first
to respond to the call OF the Bureau OF
immigration and sent an exhibit for the
new rooms in the Old Palace. Custodian
BreVoorl has received Il superb sample Of
apples from the fruitful San Juan, and
their display has caused many to utter
remarks something like this: "a coun.
try that can produce such fruit will do lc
tie to-
Col. j. q. G. Lee, chief quartermastel
OF this military department, spent yester'
day in the city, and received cordla
greeting at the hands OF citizens. 1t was
Col. Lees first visit since he was sta
toned here ten years ago. His mission
was one Of business, the results OF which
will develop later. Col. Pierson, Lieut.
Plummer, Mr.. Staab and Mr.. Twitchel
took him for drive about town and alst
d trip south into the valley. Col. Lee lief
last night for Los Angeles.