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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
Lumbef Vessels Tied typ.

CHrcaso. Aug. I3.-All the lumber
vessels arriving here today were tied
up hy strlke Of the iumber snovers
unson. For some lime The memhefs Of
Ne union. who are Gagged " unload
ING lumber from the tosts have been
dissatisfied With the wages OF IS cents
per Thousand for handling the lumber.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

ROCHESTER,, Aug. lS.-The continued
rain precluded the possibility OF dnibh-
ing the program OF the grand circuit
today and the fourth days races were
promptly declared OF at au early hour
this morning. The average st the
meeting WAS 2:l7z. the best record ever
made at three days meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

Belle Vara was . great favorite in the
twenty-three trot, the talent basina
their choice upon the wonderful per-
formances of the mare ct Cleveland
and Buffalo. Paragon had following,
who remembered the good showing be
made last week at Bturgis. The field
end was not wanted by the knowing
ones ct any price. The race was Q
sharp one, but Belle Vara had the foot
Of the party and ~ Paragon wss Of
and hadth thumps after the first heat
ahe was not troubled to win, though
she did have to go three heate ip 2:l5}
or better TO beat the great geldina.
Belle vara 10 owned BY s. A. Browne &
Co. of Kalamasoo, 40 Is the colt vassar.
who went such = croditable race with
Directum Friday and who il . full
brother to the great mare.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

CtSefssAfs. ohie. Ana. cnxfIs.
nssnss Eoshlet. Al setef Of spme nots.
has decided to become . nsopk. lie
lefs Cincinnati yesterday % enter The
pemsnesn order OF Rack Fsssfs 81
Leuissisis. ny. lie u II vesfs cid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
cEARoED WITH BIG FRAUDS.
Corruption Alleged In Township Govern
ment In Indiana.


INDIANAPOLIS. Aux. lS.-The Journal
this morning prints . page charging
corruption IN township government in
Indiana, Shelby county being the center
of the alleged fraudulent transactions.
The paper declares that George NJ. Ray
of Shelby yville, by selling supplies for
ten times their value and by
Issuing bogus paper, has profited
many thousands of dollars; that $35 900
IN bogus paper has already turned up,
and much moro will come to light.
The Journal Gays that IN many town.
ships there are traces of rottenness, but
the bulk Of il 10 confined to four town.
ships, Union. Washington, Liberty and
Hendricks. Tho paper charges that
Ray has been guilty of the scheme
practiccd by Pollard some years ago,
whereby the state was defraudcd Out
of about $3.50 900 and the population OF
Canada materially increased.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14


At Pittsburg:
ciss;Snssi..s cisssssss i.......s 8 sSsSsSsss !
Batteries -Gumbeet, Terry and Mack;
Chamberlain and Vaughn.
At Brooklyn:
s:sssls: s.s as:s....:s - S:sssss;s-'s;l sss Z ! :
Batteries Stein, Kinslow and Crane;
Rusis and EwluK.
At Chicago:
cs,ssss; c's;s'.sd ;;i-s - sfssSssSS 3 3
Enthusiastically, Hollison and
Echriver: Cuppy and thinner.
Az Baltimore. two games:
ss:s':s'ss...-s 1:':':ss:; :;s.....s ;sfsss55 Gsss
Second game:
Rs':'%sss R.:s'sssss..:s ;;;....s sssfss: s--ss !
Batteries-vickery, Cobb and Gun
son; Robinson. Abbey and Mcclure.
At Louisville:
Is'i:s.,s {. sss':........i sSssisss -:
Batteries Grim and Haw-
ley; Hawde and Moran.
At Philadelphis:
Bsstos Bs:ss.,ss;: I SSesisee e-s,s Z
Nichols, Kelly and Daily;
Keefe and Cross.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

Ioo~ Lass. Aas. "a, President liar.
seceptsnss. he denies the saesf ffan,
stamp asuss the psessss eAsappiss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

Hsvxs4. Aug. i5.-sesrIy ssl the
business establishments in this city have
rioeed tfseSF aoofs IN ssnnssqasuea Of
siss " ssssDsaa tas sew tanf1A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

Csxsrxxsrf. Aug. I3.--while FIR. Rsr.
nsrd D.stmsn Of - Aloysus church
IN Esmwood wss walking on railway
tre~ils ye~terdsy he fell fbrtrasfs 10 The
rocky stream below ard Suffered sueh
snlnries that his Iif@ Is despssrsd Of.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

xsfssssLn, la., Aux. is.-Jchn seer-
iet wss bemsuatcd for congress- ~ the
democrats II shs f1fth a.sss ics here ~
dsvs
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Purae seooo. 2:2s class. trottin,
FREE-FoR-ALL PACE.

J. 2:l5k. 2:l5. 2:l5H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
White.
3l-Kt = X L
J2-K-kt 7
NOTES.

NOTES.
Ia Recommended In The Modern Chess Instructor
on Bsck's previous move, but doubtful now '",
difference being that Black has lost Inc oP"o" VI
paying XIX .. followed by ki-ht - n "uoP''"
BIZ Stclnz against Gunsbers III one ol '' H"'"'' Va
their match OF 1890.
IA, Dr. Tarrascn PLAYED here against Herr Marco
in the Dresden tournament The cunning move Il
So. and the game proceeded : 49,. Castles hI
: BxD: PIP. PIP; 10 OXQ 10 Ii =
~ TO-. X r. Y Q; II 1T r. II r. Il n
X b. l2 1t Kt, - Kt-Q ,. II PIX !; u p
KB g. If RI 4 CHI; - K-B Sd. winning; II ut
yP.l1Dx IL KtxB. IL Kt Kt; - Kt-Q D..
10 PIX B4: IL PIX ,. - BE CHI; 10 ut y
l. better now than 10 K-E So. IL B-Kt ,; and II
Il PxRt. i7PxP. ctcl Ii kt y Kt; Il B-kt D.
winning a lrast the exchange. for after l. R-O
follows i P-Q i 4 and then B-k -
(cl 4 fvoritc Quite, for the Q l. with the late
C,p,ain Mackenzie in TIL; opening. 1t holds future
Kne's side attack In view.
(dl \ To-, OF time; B-o 81. followed 10y KIT
o = with the view Of entering at X 1 or . Il 4 ac-
cordlney gave prospects Of good position. with
The advantage Of two Bishops against Bishop ana
Knight.
tc, Again the above Indicated manocuvre was sn.
pcrior: Blacks Q + now weak.
% KIRK 50. seems preferable.
(gl Black could hav" obtained moro relief BY 10. .
Q-Kt . ch.; for 10 k-E q, III 70 :; Il q
6. etc.
nn XXI sd. l. feeble: Kt--O at once with Il view
Of Kt-B or Kt-llt 3 more cOni1rmabc with
the position.
"a P-Q A. which establishes the adverse PawnS
on the Kings side In threatening manner, but it
had TO be done rs he could not free his game other
wise.
% If 81 PIP. - PIP; 30 ExP (or QXP (n.
% Kt-O u ~. 81. ZIP etc. and wins
() Worse than useless. There WAS moro object In
pKt = fo- II White intcrpO,cd the Bishop Black
wonld cNch1rg,, followed BY KID ~.
M OF course he could not take the Il p on account
Of the rejonGer R--R sI, but Q-R WAS now prefer
abb, TO this offer Of exchanging.
I'M Tor rs good as OK >. with expectations OF
sacrificing the piece for three Pawns. beginning with
Kt \ T. AT a convenient junctnIo.
(n) Erroneous. believe. kt-B 81. gave some
cover TO the Kings Side which was much nce!ci.
Whites Pawns coud not then advance for long time
for the attack on that wing.
10, Thu makes lis game worse, which, however.
could not have been mcndcd by - XIX >; %
xxx % PxKt; 30 RxR o.. 20 QxR; 20
Q-K (D. etc.
(p) a splendid move In conjunction with what fol
lows
(qj The decisive blow propelled by 1nc calculation.
tn II R-K N So, white captures followed by
O-Rt ch winning the Rock.
50 White threatens OR > or Il T. CHI, - which
there IS no defence.
CORRESPONDENCE.
PROBLEM NO Ia.
Correct solutions received from L. &. Walker. New.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

Fan River. Dec u Spccian.-rhe p"h. oDA
marble, for The vcr, has been generally Puc,' Vs.,
o,,t change I'm price, The stock on mhu n'' ~
.r.,.c1 ,l,rntly hat viii have u;le o. no i0H"cn.'
On cu,t1t.on, until pcrap, after the holdNS' -"
mill, have - many contracts ahead uhul apr"
manufacturers are Indifferent to sell Inc ''""',N
durin., the wcct has been principally Tor "uu s0'~s
and t,cy have sold on Il better basis than cents i'
regulars. H.. ~, a.. ro,ent
incentives have entered on the receipt OF the re'e"'
voluntary Increase in wages. and for them the 'o'"'
months look bright. ,, cha
An effort is being made here 10 re'api'a"lc Wv
stool, ~ flc Cic,ccnt Mil, by reducing IL ron 80,
600 70 saoo.o)0 and tcn increasing 1t 70 f4oo'OV"
The inica,ion q he promoters of the sc"eHe " "
raise money for rcvlmplus tn pant.
TN. weekly cloth statement is As follows &"
duc,o, 10000 pccc,; deliveries, lsloco Slocn o a.
hand II 900: last weeks stock, 300 Sal''' 800
Odds 47.OOo; 6lxGi,. 10000 spots, 22ooo' lu'u,e n.
q; 900. sales for weekly d'lNcy- no.
January leo coo: February. l5Oooo Maioonn'. INV
600. Aprll 5000 May. IL 900, June. 449u' ,SSrh,t
: Ooo, Angus 5000. september, r.oop. ne , f,r
is quiet ami firm. and prices gre IL" '
c4x,4s and , IS cents for OOA'"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
FOE CHRISTMAS At NEWPORT
CoTrAGERs TO MAKE THE DAY MERRY ONE
ICR TIlE pOOR.

COTrAGERs TO MAKE THE DAY MERRY ONE
FOR THE POOR.
Yewpor. r. L. pee - Special Several OF the
ucr residents including Mrs. f. w. Vanderbilt. Cor
nc!us Vanderbilt Mrs. Ganmc Mrs Fearing and others,
ha arranged 70 make merry Christmas hundreds Ct
roplo In this city. Mrs Vanderbilt provides tree and
p,csen,. together with music and refreshments for the
nmo,s Of tho hospital end she also provides an enter
taorcn. Tor IN. children Of ST. Morys Roman Catholic
Chu-cn. The worthy poor viii le generously remenoered
hy The wealthy residents.
Coru.lus Vanderbilt has made any plans looking 10
tho rebuilding Of The Breakers. which burned 70 the
ground I, s. not expected that anything VIII no" be
done before spring 1t is understood that the Insurance
money 5000 COO. has been paid. Mr.. vanderbilt made
dying visit TO Newport this week.
I,oui, L. Lorllard and Mr. and Mrs Farnan Rogers
returned hero.
Miss wintcrhor OF New.York. is a guest OF Mrs Ed.
ward VI. Nell.
Mrs and Miss Goodriige and Miss Hunter. OF this
CITY sailed for Europe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman c. Josephs. - New-York who
stl az their cottage on Purr"tory Road Will spe"u
the remainder OF the winter at New'Orle1ns
Ground has been broken for a summer residence Tor
Ross r. Winlns. Of Baltimore
Mrs Thouas Hitchcock. OF NewYork, has leased the
cottage owned by Mrs George Tiffany for the season OF
1898.
The torpedo boa. Cushing has arrived the torpedo
station where she Will remain for some time.
Max Acassz. Of Cambridge. Mass. has been Sp'nGng
few days here this week
Tho polo season next summer will be a memorable
ono providing FoNha Kccne succeeds in arranging an
international match with the birmingham Club. The visit
~ the English few yeags ago was feature OF
the sason.
william Redmond o, Ncw.Yort. is a guest Of Mrs
Henry : oyt who t. u remain at her cottage all winter
Mr., Rhinclandcr OF New York. Is guest Of Ms lie
Toy Kirg
Cottage entertainment, have been given recently by Mn
Klug aud by Mrs q. II. Norman.
A cottage Is to be erected Conancut Island Tor j.
r Hopkins Of Philadelphia lcw Of the 'oascrs Sti'l
tl,,. -.fI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

Oh Point Comfort. Va. Dec. % tSpocian.-A
visit Williamsburg and the venerable college Of william
and u the short cXcursions frequently made
BIZ the guests Of the Hvren. who always re-
turn feeling we'll tepoid for their trouble. A. the close
u the war ~ TN IN a dl!apldatod condition, and
claim for 500 600 damages T. now pending before Con
efc.s For twenty year, after TIE close u hohitc', II
renaincl college only name. but OF late years mo
has taken charge Of IT, and 10 now has an attend
ance Of over two hundred students and abb corps o
professors. Few who visit The institution have idea
what prominent factor ~ Was shaping Tho IL snics
Of the young Republic. She sent forth from her doors
fuzzy equipped battle Of life three Presidents Of
The United States-Ic1crson Monroe aud John Tyler; a
nrst President Of the American Congress four gners Of
the Declaration OF Independence fifteen Senator'S
teen Governors seven Cabinet officers. Chicf Justice
John Marshall General winfield scott. besides scores Of
other prominent who added u'trc 70 the Army. the
Savy Judiciary. ~ has a host Of old recOris
which Students love ponder wondering the while
whether IT, future records VIII ever excel those OF It,
brilliant past
Major Davis. United states Engineer Corps. was down
FROM Washington Monday 70 Inspect the work the
dslppeprns gun platforms In progress here
under The direction Of Lieutenant zinn.
Captain Adrian s. Polhemu-. assistant surgeon ond
wife have gone to Washington Oh visit n her parents
Colonel and Mr.. Weeks
Lcucncrt and Mr.. Mnlar lon yesterday 70 spend the
holidays viii, his parent, at Wyoming ohio.
IhOm1s Na-t. tie veteran artist was here a few DAYS
during the week.
Lieutenant Charles rlne Gth Infantry. now Stationed
at Newport Barracks. KY Is visiting old classmates
TIE post.
Plssed Assistant Engineer e. W. Roe and WIFE, Of the
AuInta and Assistant Engineer II. l.. Norton Of the
Concorl. anong tho late arrivals
Seymour iike and family. VINO have been spend
ing month at their home Vermont. returned Mondly
Mrs. Allen. Of Noffo'k. IS visiting her daughter. Mrs
John Is. Kimberly
The following are Of the late arrivals AZ tho
Iy-"i1 Hotel: w. G. stewart. H. l.. NcVickar. q. w.
Boylcy. Mr. ana NJ. Park Benjamin. >. V. Hunt and
wife Mr.. and Mrs. FtL Van Bcrnul, IT,, Edward T.
Vessels. Frank Koch aud wife. Frank Lanrc and wife
Governor Hubbard \. L. Bcarc. G. W. Wodron John
Decker, c. W Tcrhune and wife. Mrs. Robertson, r. H.
HaInmcnly II. j. Mott w. J. Mott George A. McIlroy
and wife. l.. ". Bllr. Mack Fax and wife. Richard
Macomber and wife. Mr. and Mrs. T. Mendenhohn New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
CHESS NEWS.

The first intercollegiate cnoss match between rep
rescniavcs Of Columbia iarva 6aIe Gnd % pr me-,
Forty fourlh-st New, York; on Tuesday,, next. and
will last for ono week, rrocccfng3 VIII be- 9pemei
l.. Mves, Columbia, 10. and after the reading OF a
poem Us J. Walter smith: Harvard; "3, the challenge
prpew WIZ Yale. So. and accepted by benjamin b.
McAlplne, Princeton. '33. The use Of Berkeley
headninstcr to John b. Nitc. Harvard. 20. Sub
Joined IS the pairing list for the , Tournament aa %,
and Edward Lbarc. Mines. "a substitutes. F. IL.
BoMm At 9t and S,an nawaG' ArS 30 r. and
George Bcnnct Wilson. 'o3; substitutes, J. NJ Mac
Kaye sp ard f. GoGmar! '0i
burn +. skinner. '05: substitutes, Robert L. Ross.
90 and Clarence 5. Day jr., oG. %, 49,,
Boyd X. Ewing. 49, substitutes, Ernest X. Roberts,
9f, and John W. Easton. 92.
SCHEDULE OF GAMES.
Tuesday. December 27-l, Iymes CO. vs.. Ballou
n n%seaa 2 oy VS. P y T W.3 n2rro co.
Wednesday December 2a-i, lI}me s, &C? VS. Bum
thursday ,'I december Sd E7nes CcJ vs. Dlckey
PJ; 9. Bumstead Y:l IS. Ballon "a; 3,-Libairc co.
Friday. December 3O--1. Wilson ID VS.. Hymes
Bum an91 p Ts Sp &c c E%as g. vs.
satgday December 9Iml Skinner T vs. My n
VS. Libaire Co: 4. Wilson III KS. D!ckey 10.
Monday. January 81, Ewing p. vs., iTynes Cl;
R Ba so1 ~ Vs. 5 Ss@HeF 2 j., 3 WIsoH h' vs.
Tho nTttnamed player has first move. Games
begin at p. m. and II not finished by midnight will
then b. adjudcated By the celebrated composer Mr.
samuel Lloyd. referee.
on December Mr, MORAN champion OF the CITY
Of London Chess Club accomplished noteworthy
fat at the metropolitan Chess Club HIS skill as
hlindlold PLAYER Is well known. but on this occasion
10 undertook to play six ghfNTs blindfolded. two to
hc conducted In English. two IN German and two
In French in the end Mr.. MORAN was found 10 have
won md lost >.
Mr. Gunsberg has been appointed assistant secre.
tnry 10 the ST. Georges Chess Club, the Oldest and
most ar1stocraic chess club IN London. II has been
established nearly fifty years
There Is prospect that the forthcoming North
and Sonth match Will give great impetus 10 English
chess IN 1903. II IS expected that every county
will 10 represented among the players.
In the Surrey County Trophy Tournament New
Cross has beaten BrextOn BY TO /.
IN the four championship sections OF the city Of
london winter tournament Messrs. Gibbons Moran
and Booth leading IN Section A: Mr.. Physicl IN
Section g. Mr. Eckenston In Section and Herr
Muller In Sec hon d. The ultimate winner Of these
four sections viii play of Cor the championship.
In the annual match between the Bath Chess Cub
and he Wiltshire Chess Association, played on
December l. Bath won by IL 20 g.
on December Manchester tecisively defeated
bradford by IL 20 s. with ono game left for ad1u-
dclton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
CHhTSrMlS N NEW BEDFORD cHrRCHES.

New Bedford. Dec. "a (SpcciaD.-The churches Of
this city va celebrate Christmas tomorrow "l a
more extensive scale than for number Of years
Some OF them have been handsomely trimmed With
evergreen holly etc. and pOtted plants ndorn the
platforms In proflsc numbers. Nearly all the cto'rs
have been augmented and n number Of soolsts en-
gagged from away. Al OF TIE manufacturing con
Germs close tonight unte Tuesday morning as do
also most OF the stores. Storekeepcrs pronounce ths
year OF tho best for trade. and nany OF the mnn
factoric, have been working overtime for several
weeks.
The centennial anniversary OF the Friends Monthly
Meeting Of this city celebrated Thursday I'D.
dresses were delivered By Dr.. Edward 4. Tucker aud
Ruth Murry of this city, and iar. IL. II. Thomas Of
baltimore. Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
A FoHuouxD THAT NEEDED no TEACHING

Norwich Dec - (SpecIaD-Gufus W. Marshall
a trucman Of this city, has reason 10 believe that
lie has the "likellcst' Young fOxhound In the State
spot" Is only eighteen months old, and dny or
Two ago DE was Ia at tic death OF III, sixth fON ali
81 Witch were down without the ana Of Otac.
dogs Nr. Marshall raj ed the dog. which took to
III" fox trail naturally, and began 10 liant when no
was 80 young and clumsy that his Muster had to
help him over difficult fences aud walls. The moss
wonderful feature OF Tie dogs record 10 The field T.
bbc fact that IL Is self tauehtnevcr lad The almost
indS pen,ablc aid Of hunting with older and expert
enced dogs IN learning how TO follow the fox in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
WIZ 1lGnrsaLr ON coRxrtr1p rcIvr snolL.

NEW IIGHTSHTP on CORNTELD POINT SHOiL.
w.London Dec. 81 tSpcraN.--Thc new steel lisht.
bou.e shin Cornnrd which recently anchored a. her
station OF CorIi,ll Point shoa is pobiby the hnc't
vessel II h;r kind this country. 81" was bu'lt .,
Raw CITY Michigan. To New-l ven under her own
steam AMI wa taken station uy United states
lighthouse steamer on winch IT, contract
called for her comp Sire II lighted Throughout Df
electricity and hcg lg't. have been s-n at distance
,f thirteen miles Ste also has twc!,eInch whistle
for u.c In thick weather when WA rc a grat I'M
ploycmcn, over the ios signal Oh IN oil boat
,corc, l. pirrow and wilbur smith pi'Ioc O. ny
and revive enthusiasm TIE tanbak ring. and have
arranged for hVc.hous' In the Ncw-LonGon Opera
House Monday evening.
The electric street rclold has not only proved TO be
great convenience the public generally but IT. success
nraoclaly has been much than hoped for even
M It, most enthusiastic s,ppo Those who opposed
i.,c road at the aEorS IT. best patrons
and resident, Of rIowd.,t and Pequotayc. who wished
,onpany the right to clccrclty or motive power
at "a, rail, should be lad IN ouch those st:ct7 arc
nav out with a petition T. have road thcif way
Tho oonrony viii ak tho Legislature Tor authority
10 extend it, track, aaI II II L possibility II not =
probability that the road VIII be extended 10 Ni'luc
during coming summer.
The many friend, end acquointonccS OF NIs'n j.
Acndcr po,rnstor of this city. were shocked % near
ON Wejnesdav this that nc mad disappeared and
that poston,r inspector had found his accounts u be-
a. 900 short. MIR. Alcni"r has held many places OF
trust and responsibility and has discharged te "uti"S
Of all with rarcfulncss and ability. While tiN collector
ne fcVONtOnKci the methods OF doing business ~ that
department and OF dollars Tor the city
III, friend, still Lcl.de h. viii and will be
able cxpleil any discrepancy which may appear IN
his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
pry,l1 OF rrAR REPORTS lDorr MR. Aplas

The reports clrcn,at~t ly thc pc"'S ii 49,, ,ron
the effect that there might be injury TSl'"'e ,,,s
the retirement Of Edwin y. Adams from une 18th Ion
cr,, Il winsow Lanler 4 CO. 70 the enterprises Wv" ,
which h. has ben prominently connected "as ",~
uonly denied Yesterday by Charles Lanlrr OF had
Iaucr a co. Mr. Lanicr said that Nv .''H" '',,oy,
bcrn compelled to leave The firm because s,n, fr,u
flor, REGARDING his health which prcveh''u IN" aSa arm
giving mn attention TO both The aha''s VI inter.
and the several corporations In when Nv OF COM.
csted With respect to the American 49, A. minors
many, Mr. Ianier said that the apsa'"',, aner, vas
was apparent from TIC fact 'l.a' i" M foundation
director III IN" .rc WA, any disturbance IN u ats
rorc,a relations between Mir Adams ana sHS enterprise
which he formerly ,Oin,' ,i', name have been
associated Vac.
ro To-, ,n.,ns 70 cincinnati, every day 0s :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
BY W. sTEISITz.
New. YORK, Dec. IS, 1892.

All cormun!cations correspondence. etc. must be al
,-a.ssA >. .Cboss Ell,or The Tribune All matter con.
coming games aad problems mus: reach this Office not
,ae- tan wednesday. Intended for publication on the
sLa.sy ioow.ag News must reach this Office LOT later
than Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

SELECTED CANES.
The subloincd fine game Is one q two played at
Lngalsport on the 18th inst during the meeting OF the
Indiana Chess Association between Mcsrs Loskcr and
shovaltcr. Tho frst won by Herr Lasker on the
previous day after fight OF eight hours duration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

one Of TIE bank Pin ii be- vacant and
h Iii ~ n scramble for them whenever the ny
potmenjs are 1aere Is more MP.% ~ Safe Co
IN these places than IN any Oh 'ne ''"'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

festival and banquet at the BERKSHIRE I'm carr i,a
January II viii bc the twcny-uirth annual
gotten I'D by tie IOusatoric Agricultural oo0'o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25

York y. 5. b.. jr. New-York; B. W. La Mothe, New
York: Alan C. White. New-York j. B. Elliott, Brook
lyn. y. Y. A. s. Richmond. Mlddletown n. y; +. b.
Farwell. Holley n. y; II. d. Patterson, Nangatuck
conn; c. and ". Johnson, Trinity College. Hartford
Conn; Il. schuler, Boston, Mass. 80 , ~,
F. .. Miller Wilhesbnre Penn; W. RI y, Cole'
> Kt y II with a check delays mate.
r. D. T., Phlnlpsburg, n: j., Il. stalesreet. BROOK I
lyn n Y.-f 0xR, l R-k Z, threatening cheek
". Hyde, Brooklyn, ~ Y.-The answer to RIB
j. W. Naples New-IIaven. Conn-P-B is impos'
sble ~ 80 go
Additional correct solutions received from, Alex: H.
Harris, Brooklyn, y. y; Dr; G; b. Keeier New
canaan Conn; G. G. Nichols, Fulenburg, Ohio; 5. a.
Woods Spring Mills, Penn. F. Il. Van Dusen, Bay
civ Mich; August IL. GanSsel, Bay City, Mich!
PROBLEM NO 1l2.
Additional correct solutions received from F. l..
spauldng, Jafrey, y. IL. Charles L. lomeItch Ne
b'a,ka City. Neb.; r. l.. scannell, Salt Lake City'
Utah.
PROBLEM NO. Ill.
Additional correct solutions received from j. F.
Miller BEDFORD Iowa G. W. ironing, Monroe. WIS.,
Either 1t can interpOse IN reply 10 RIB ch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
PROBLEM 10. ll5.

By Otto Fuss, Hanover. Germany. Second prize
q Pitisburg Dc-pl,clT tournament.
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