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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
HARD-FOUGHT BATTLES.
Chess Games Prolonged beyond 100 Moves
-Outsiders Lead In Dresden.

-Outsiders Lead In Dresden.
DRESDEN. July 21.-In the sixth round Of the
chess tournament Mieses set the boil rolling
by cleverly outplaying Loman in a Hamppe
opening. after twenty-five moves. Porges
Jared very badly In . Ruy Lopez against Tar
rasch: the Doctor won easily after thirty-six
moves. schottlaender. In defending q Ruy
Lopez. BY dint Of gross carelessness threw
the game away to Marcoin twenty-seven
moves. A spirited contest occurred in Ruy
Lopez between Walbrodt and Schcve: after
many vicissitudes the former drew by perpet-
ual check Five games remained unfinished.
Winawer played Two Knights Defence
against Noa. and 1t is safe to predict that he
will ultimately score the game Mason de-
Tended q Petroff against Alapine. tho game
having resolved itself to rather simple ending
In favor Of the 1rishman Albin is likely to
continue his victorious career. as Paulsen. In
a Siciliun. compromised his game by fatal
oversight Blackburn~. In a Giuoco Piano.
was caught mapping by Bardeleben. and it is
extremely doubtful whether the old lion
can extricate. himself, Makowitz. in a Two
Knights, Defence adopted by. ,Gottschall.
achieved an advantage in position which
The game between Barde loben and Marco a
Ruy Lopez. resulted In a draw. while Schott-
b lost to PosHes ater
Both OF these games were contested in the
uItn round.
The afternoon and evening were devoted to
PLAYING of the unfinished games; In the game
STUBBORN resistance. equalized matters. draw
between, Albin and Bardsleben. contrary to
although he labored under decided disad-
vantage at the time the gnme was resumed.
1t was a hard contested affair. which was pro-
longed toward 100 moves. DR.. Tarrasch drew
against Alapine ms we'll as against Makowitz.
although he had the better position in both
games. The Hungarian's defence was a
model one: over 100 moves w.re made when
the Doctor gave up the task to win. Here is
summary Of the results:
Blackburne won from Albn; 81 moves
Tarrasch drew with Alapins In ~ movos. ana Mako
witz In 100 moves
Abin beat Loman and Paulsen after e2 and 81 moves
but lost to Bardeleben.
Makowtz beat Loman in 90 moves and GottSchau
in 81 moves.
scheve drew with Porses - and lost to
Marco in So
Back burna, Bardeeben. Paulsen and Gottschall for
feited to AlDin Mak0witZ Mason and Non. LOman ro-
signed TO Noa wi hout resuminx.
WAlbrodt won from Paulsen. but lost to Gottschau.
WinAwer drew with Mason
Tho score of the players Is now a. follows: Mako
witz AZ; Biackburnr bardeleben. Alhn. and Marco.
each; Tarrasch md Wnawer, 80 each; Mason. Wal
brodt and Aiapine each: Porges. IN: Meses. Noa.
schottlaenGer. and Gottschall, = each; Sciere IA
Pauisen, y.
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At the HandbaIl Courts.

There was quito crowd at tho Brooklyn Handbal
Clubs court yesterday. who expected to witness nrs
class exhibition OF the old Irish sport Tho programme
was for Dr. Phil Smith and Thomas Lyman to play
Prof. Coggins and Major Carmody. That the contest
would have been severe yet brilliant will admit
OF no doubt but unfortunately DR. Smiths destructive
right hand ~ sore, and the pos pom ed
until next Thursday.
just prior TO tho fourhanded game Tom Lyman and
Tom Conner had lively and hard hitting sst.to Ly.
nam allowing his opponent the drSt two
games and In the third in this strug
Ee that Lynum showed playing qualities Of tho high
three straight. The scores Of the day were:
r. Malcolm and J. Carmody.... 81 21-a8
Thomas Lyman IL Gl-C3
Thomas CUnnor u aces). 20 sl7-47
sTen ates
r. Lukenau and j. Hume. ......,........2I u 2l-55
o Cacciola and d. Dougherty.....,.n...l5 81 ll-47
Robert Malcolm says that he will undoubtedly chat
lenge the winner OF the Lyman Prsndegast contest
be decided at the Brooklyn Clubs court Al July
"a The veteran Mr. Barry 10 looking after Bob'I
physical condition which Is a guarantee that Nal
will be In ne fetts when he steps into ho
hereafter to play.
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set forth in the hypothetical case. that Alice
va, ayerse 10 the society Of men. 1t was not
denied that sho correspondent with unknown
men, but it was claimed that they were mon
Abe never expected to meet, and the object
vas only amusement The witness admitted
that the filtration on the suburban train with
an opera singer named II. l. shotman ended
r. IA personal acquaintanee. and ON the last
an girls Clipped in and bought Jointly bon
s9.Td. "Complimsnts q Freda and lille.
f Z, ma name Of Frsds Mitchell. and Lille went
asT THEY se os sehs M
no no hSd shown them during their acquaintance.
ssa VeEglng his acceptance ofthe Moral tribute
ts - tsoken OF their regard for him. She also
s ses 70 carrying on firtations with young
E aghh at tho chesapeake and Ohio depot. and
saia shs and Alice had driven there In buggy
IA letter was produced and identified as In
AZ nef handwriting. written to Henry Robins OF
Sod Dust. 1t was signed Jesse James aud
wH q the same kind Of silly illusions as those
n hhee; She referred to Freda as Alice, to
a. rS y9lkmsra as Alice's sister. and to horself
The testimony Of Mas Matte, MITCHELL an
S,aer sister. shoEed tho marvellous indiSer-
s snce OF Alice while her hands and face were
ny rcd with the blood Of her victim. when
ou Iss d f up: said The Witness .yith 2
sS@s zee sh9lsat the buggy he uSsst, 2.
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Early yesterday morning Roundsman Nc
LauRhlin OF the Fulton street station in
Brooklyn discovered fire. Just after 1t had
started. In the rear OF the first floor Of tho old
building at 20 and 30 Fulton street known as
the Americal Hotel and used Mt present as q
restaurant and cheap lodging house. After
the forty or fifty inmates VI the burning build
ing, who were asleep on the tor. floor. Most Of
them got down the stairway before escape had
been cut off in that direction. hut nearly a
score OF them. including fey women and
children. were rescued from the front win;
dows by the firemen. The fire was confined
to the first floor and $500 will cover the entire
ioks. An overheated stove caused tho blaze.
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FRANK SANGER WINS.
He Did Not Contract to Soil His Interest In
the broadway Theatre.

the broadway Theatre.
Tho motion OF T. Henry French to enjoin
Frank W. Sanger from parting with his one
quarter interest in the Broadway Theatre
pending Frenchs suit to recover 1t on an al
legged contract. has been denied by Justice
Andrews Of the Supreme Court. The alleged
contract was oral. and French asserted that
Sanger agreed by 1t to sell his interest for
SlOOOOO Mr.. French asserted that Sanger
afterward learned that Elliott Zborowski who
owns a one half interest in the theatre. would
nay more than 100000 for Sanger's interest.
and that Sanger then declined to fulfil the oral
agree:. rnt with him.
The Court decides that the arrangement be-
tween Sanger and French. on French's own
showing, did not amount to n contract to de-
liver the stock. and that II 1t were contract it
would be void. being oral. under the Statute
Of Frauds" French already owns one
quarter interest In the theatre.
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He Says She IL . HIgnmIst,

ATLANTIC CRY. July 21.-A man and woman
who recently registered at a hotel on Atlantic
avenue as Mr.. and Mrs. Wells are said to
have eloped from Melville. The couple stayed
at tho hotel as long as tho mans money
lasted, and then he went away. He returned
to-day with u constable to arrest the woman.
claiming that they had been married but that
and a number OF children Mt Fineland. He
evidently RECONSTRUCTED the matter. however.
for the woman was not arrested She Is still
here. but refuses to talk Of her affairs.
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EAST ORANGE. July 21.-The Rev. William @.
Jason. pastor of St Johns A. NJ. f Church on
Hickory street, Orange. was married yester-
day afternoon to Miss Madeira f. Bailey Of Ex-
eter. N. H., by the Rev II. A. Monroe OF Will
mington. Del. The little church was thronged
with friends Of the pastor. Mr.. Jason Is tine
minister whom Adcllne Brown. q. member, Of
his flock. horsewhipEed some time ago be,
ago she sued him ftr breach OF promise. II
was expected that Miss brown would make
her appearance at the Wedding yesterday but
extra precautions were taken by Mr.. Jason.
and his old admirer failed to materlalize.
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lille JoHNSoN'S STORY.
rp,END OF ALICE MITCHELL FIN
1ss NgEs HER TEsTIM0ST

m. rsa-r.. the cro'..s...'..,'. "a VIII s.
49, No,hiue OF the Muraerous Designs
Sasr co-p.n'o~ on Their Drive.
vu,urs, July 21.-In the Alice Mitchell
=. today Lille johnson resumed the Wit
- .tsnd and was subjected to long and
.ss.r.hins oross-s..min.tion By Attorney
os. ~ hstter than was expected Of her after
NJ breakdown yesterday. She answered all
sn..tiops promptly. emphatically when any
e au,,ty knowledge OF Alice's purpose was Inn
, Sled In the questions. and was entirely free
~, any embarrassment even whom she
s n.r road one Of her own foolish letters to .
.o U1 personally unknown to her.
"a wben she frankly confessed to making the
a.. OF an opera singer By beginning
: aIrtstion with him on suburban street car
Ina Her father and two brothers were In the
amt room and heard the confession OF folly.
mt as she finished her father helped her from
ths stand with a show OF sincere tenderness.
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SKILLED MEN AT CARDS.
TEE AMERICAN WHIST LEAGUE GREAT
En- sTREN9IHEN THEIR POSITION.

A Thorough Revision OF the Constitution,
snd Other Important Business Trans
acted resterdsy-riaying for the Forrest
Trophy-Nsrrowing Down TO Few Clubs.
President Elliott called the meeting OF the
American Whist League to order yesterday
morning at IL o'clock. and sent q committee
to skirmish for tagging delegates. Capt Wal
ton submitted the report OF tho Finance Com
mittee. Mr.. Richards submitted a resolution
appointing a committee to draft resolutions
commemorative Of league members deceased
during the year. The Chair appointed Mr..
Richards Of the Sioux Falls Club. Mr. Boucher
OF the Pomfret Club. and Mr.. Waller OF the
University Club. c. NJ Paine Of Milwaukee
moved that vote OF thanks be extended
to 1hling Brothers Il Everard OF Kalama-
zoo for duplicate trays presented for the tour
nament, to the National Card Company Of In
dianapolis for league cards. and to Hall 4 Co..
Wisconsin. for whist tables.
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steam l,0at. on the Friday before the murder,
when il, was expected the Ward sisters would
return home. the witness, after saying very
the, Ward girls. and was not on speaking terms
with then. WAS asked why she accompanied
Alice in quest Of ,them., Her reply was that
Alice had begged her 80 hard she could not re-
fuse. She "rnied asking II the Ward girls
were on hoard. and also donied assisting Alice
~ searching tho staterooms for them. She
denied saying to lady on board that they
would return to the boat on Monday. the day
th. murder WAS committed.
The eyience Of the State on tho appli cation
for bail in Lille lohnson'S cnse was to tho
effect thai she did do md say all these things
she denied to-day. and the States theory 10
that 10th Lille anl Alice were aggrieyed at
things said OF them by the Ward girls and
wers seeking revenge; Lille pers as de-
pose. but believed her when She said. on leay.
Ing the buggy that she was going to kiss
l. b content VIII BRINGING out the bare facts #
Lille, and Of their Icing together on both
when III. murder was committed. He. 90
cured no self;incriminating evidence from
partly upsetting the defences theory. -
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Corlnth,an Navy Meeting.

The CorinthiAn Navy held a meeting last evening at
the Hotel Marlborough corner OF Thrtysixth street
and Broadway. The committee which had been ap.
pointed by Commodore @. N. Connolly TO effect con-
soudation with the Corinthian Mosquito Fleet made
their report which favorable TO such consolidA
ton and their report was adopted after some discp.
Cornthian Mosquito Fleet TO become assured fact
This Amsls AmAtion will end nEht whsh has bess
: "a III . sss ,s e. association
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
Canadian Onrsuen.

TORONTO. July 21.-The second days regatta OF the
Canadian Amateur Oarsmens Association to-day o..
cited great interest Tho time made in Of the trial
heats by the singles yesterday the best ever
made in Canada. To-day it was beaten by Hedley. the
speedy scuer OF the Vesper Club Of whS
captured the prize IN this event and lowered the record
for Canada yesterday BY Ryan the Toro1tS
scuIler by eight seconds The Detroit ROWtnR
Club crew were rst in the pair and the vespsrs
of Philadelphia were second In the senior dou6lee
These three The only In which United etAte6
oarsmen were entered to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
Came Into . Fortune In Texas.

After seven years litigation. John Eldredge
Of 1873 Tompkins avenue. Brooklyn. and his
sisters. Mrr. DR.. Brown OF Greenwich. Conn.,.
Mrs X. A. Hathawayiand Mrs, Margaret Parker
OF Rockford. ILL.,. are likely to obtain portion
OF fortune In Texas real estate. The land
consists Of 4.4O0 acres. situated near Gates
through an attorney in Fort Worth. who dis
covered In looking up the records that the
defective, the real owner being the Henry
Miller family. Of which the fortunate litgants
are descendants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
Aquatic Sports OF tho Horse shoe Marboe
Climb.

Tho Horseshoe Harbor Club Of Larchmont will hold
series Of Aquatic sports on Saturday. July 30 in
Horseshoe Cove Larchmont. Tho sports will open with
dngy open to all sailors ging yachts il
Larchmont Iarbor. prize 81 This will be followed BY
amateur rowing race omen to members OF the club
and their friends mile with turn. crew to
consist Of two men and coxswain. Prize valued ~
SIC Next will come ladies' rowing race. 200 yards
strnghtaway. TO consist two ladies and cor.
A prize will be given to each member Of the
winning crew. In addition to the above, there will b
swimm ng race. tub race walking the creased pole
prizes will be awarded Entries will close At the
club house July 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
Italy Will send y Cruiser for Our Celebra-
tiOn.

I, Prooresso nalo- Americana has from Rome
the news that the italian Government will
send the royal cruiser Giovanni Bausan to
New York for the celebration of the discovery
ment to Christopher Columbus. The Giovanni
Bausan Is a. twin-screw ,steeI,plated cruiser.
designed by yice-Admiral =, Brin. the Italian
3.I2S tons displacement. She cost 81 100000.
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su,e,d. or . Jealou. Husband.

Bernhard Rueger. aged 81 years. commit
ted suicide at his home. lsl McKibbin street.
Williamsburgh. yesterday morning by shoot:
ing, He had been employed at the ironlclad
place through dissipation, Since then he has
been despondsnt and jealous BefoIs shesSt-
tainted, and. bslsvlps her dead, be shot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
A Yacht Club. Float DANES. 4.

The New Jersey Centrars fast propeller Sandy Hsok,
IN passing by the Staten Island Yacht Clubs noas a
Stapleton. .. L. on Monday. caused such swell thas
the float snapped both and smashed three
yawls belonging to yachts in the club.
The ladies' day sail OF tho club will be held On
Saturday, a. Prizes wifi be to every lady n
the winning boat In each class and at night there VIII
be reception.
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QUEEN yIo1oK1A's LAWSUIT HERE:

A Motion 10 vacate the Order Requiring
Her TO Give $3.50 Bonds for Costs.
Queen Victoria. through her American law
Yer, moved In Supreme Court. Chambers. yes
terday to vacate an order requiring her to
furnish $3.50 bonds for court costs in her suit
TO recover $4,000 worth Of asphalt which is
alleged to hnvo been stolen from Trinidad and
sold to the Standard Asphalt Company.
Decision was reserved.
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WASHINGTON. July 2l.-The secretary Of the Natiooal
Association of Amateur oarsmen has received the fsa
lowing entries for the Junior eightoarsd race IN thu
National Regatta at Saratoga. July 20 and III
Potomac boat club Washington. D. O.: Everett Doss
Club East BOSTON, Mass. and the Dauntless RoWtHG
Club OF New York city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
Cricket

The Boston Wanderers played their fourth game yes
terday at Prospect Park and evened up things by de-
feang tho Kings County Club with inning spare
H. shepardson and G. W. Simmons did tho best work In
both departments and the victory mainly due to
their good work. Tho score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
THE FORREST TROPHY.

The revision Of the constitution occupied tho
remainder Of the session. and evoked some
warm discussions. It was finally adopted in
tho following shape:
Constitution Of tho american Whist Leaous a.
. adopted April II. 1891. and revised July 81.
1899
ARTICLE NAME
SECTION L This rganization shall be known - The
American whist League"
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15
Don't Like 1t.

A new order has gone into effect in the
revenue service, in accordance with which
Geuger J. A. Gettemy is relieved of duty
own rectifying and report to the coliecto
direct. and the gauger is assigned entirely
to what is called the dump" The effect
os the change is TO cut the guager' S
salary in two practically, and the conses
gu nee is he don't like it little bit. The
rake-off that comes from the dump does
not make a respectable living. he thinks
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15
Seott county Democrats

The democrats of Scott county Satur-
day nominated ticket composed of A.
A Bslluff for circuit clerk. c. G. Camp
bell for county auditor. Fred Heinz for
county attorney. Fred Ascherman for
county recorder, and J. G. butcher of
Buffalo township and Claus Sloltenburg
of Davenport for supervisors. A town
ship ticket was also placed in the field,
delegates selected to state and judicial
conventions. and resolutions adopted
setting forth that:
Whereas, A fusion with the so called
peoples party would be against the best
interests of the democratic party OF Iowa
and would not be gain of votes. but a
loss of votes of good democratic citizens
who do not believe in the visionary finan-
cial schemes of Mr.. Weaver and his fol-
lowers; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the delegates of this
convention are hereby requested to use
ali honorable means to have g res olution
passed in the state convention to prevent
fusion.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15
Fred AppeIauist,- Birthday

Fred Appelquist the genial and popu-
lar proprietor OF The Model sample room
on Seventeenth street has decided on Il
novel way of celebrating his fiftieth
birthday, which occurs tomorrow. In
order to commemorate the event to his
many friends, he has arranged to have
served-as only Fred csn-5O spring
chickens. one for every year that he has
spent or this mundane sphere, the whole
TO be set off with a roasted pig. This
will be one of the finest lunches ever
served in the vicinity. and Fred cordially
invites al his friends to be present and
enjoy the feast.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15
Change Of CircmIatOrs.

Louis Schocker for some time city cir
culator for THE ARGUS severed his con-
nectioE with the paper Saturday night,
and is succeeded by Charles r. Hull,
who entered upon mis- duties this morn
ing. MIR. Schocker proved himself d
trustworthy and faithful young man. ana
his successor, Mr. Hull, The ARGU de-
sires to commend TO its friends and pa
irons. He has been employed in various
business capacities in Rock Island here
tofore, and is amply qualified for the re-
sponsible duties that he has undertaken.
He is energetic and upright, and in every
sense competent for the position.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15
Maj Buford has returned from La

Maj Buford has returned from La
Crosse. He reports that on the train.
Mr.. Bowlby was attacked by something
similar to a hemorrhaee. and for time
his life was despaired of. but he is much
better now, and is impro wing rapidly.
The old Dimlck carriage repository on
Third avenue has been rented by the COM
mittee on quarters for the Flsmbeau and
Central republican clubs. The barn in
the rear has alec been rented for the stor~
age of torches. etc., aid the whole will
be put in first-class shape. 1t will make
u desirable location for the clubs.
William Don returned this morning
from Denver. The others of the Rock
Island Knights Templar party went on
to Salt Lake aud other places of inter>
est. He says Everts Commandery did
great credit to Rock Island in the par
ade, and was frequently cheered with
"Hurrsh for Rock Island"
Abe Smith, an old soldier and well
known citizen of LIE Claire, Iowa. at
tempted suicide al nool Saturday by
the use of revolver, but the indications
are that the wound will probably not
prove fatal. A year ago he took the bi =
chloride of gold cure for inebr:ency. with
successful results, but since that time
had again fallen into the ways of dissipa>
ton, and modification and despair are
said to be the cause of his rash act.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15
Police Points.

A horse and buggy belonging to Nels
Willidsen, was stolen from his barn Sat-
urday night and after being driven
about all night, was left tied out on Sew
enteenth street near Eleventh avenue
No clew has been found as to who the
parties who took it are.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15

Women are not slow to
comprehend. They're quick.
They're alive, and yet it was
a man who discovered the one
remedy for their peculiar all
mentS.
The man was DR.. Pierce.
The discovery was his ga
vorite Prescription the boon
to delicate women.
Why go round with one
foot in the grave" suffering in
silence misunderstood when
there's a remedy at hand that
isn't an experiment, but which
is sold under the guarantee
that if you are disappointed
in any way in it, you can get
your money back by applying
to its makers.
We can hardly imagine a
woman's not trying it. Pos
sibly it may be true of one
or two-but we doubt it.
Women are ripe for it.
They must have it. Think
of prescription and nine out
of ten waiting for it. Garry
the news to themI
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15
River lEiDiets.

The J. G. Chapman, West Rambo, ]
X. Graves, G. w. Cowles, Verne Swain
and Lone S,ar came down. and the Pitts
burgh, West Rambo, Freddie. Thistle,
Lone Star, Sam Atlee and Verne Swain
passed ~.
The stage of the water at the Rock
Island bridge was 5 .25, and the tempera-
ture was SO
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15

The seat of sick headache
is not in the brain. Regu-
late the stomach and you
cure it. DR.. PicrCe's Pellets
are the Little Regulators.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15

Success depends upon the liberal pst>
ronage of printing offices. ."-Astor.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-15
How to Read

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your doctors prescriptions. Send three
2-cent stamps, to pay postage, and re-
ceive DR.. Kaufman's great treatise on
diseases; illustrated in colors; it gives
their signs and abbreviations. Address
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