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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
WILL OF HORACE WATERS.

The will OF Horace Waters is In the hands OF his
counsel, n. d. sanborn. and will be filed for pro-
hate within q short time. BY It Mr.. Waters directs
that his funeral expenses shall exceed In all the
sum of $500. His sisters. Ruth A. Daggett and
Hannah T.. Ames receive each $4,000 to be paid
With interest from the time OF his death To his
nieces and nephcws, Georgia A. Warren Lizzie Waters
Ames, John l.. Ames. Annie w Woodwork and
Allen E. Daggett. Is bcqueathed 300 cach with In
terest from the time Of his death
He gives to each Of his four grandsons Leeds
w. Waters Reede L. Waters, John Louis Waters and
Merrill X Waters, $4,000, to be paid, with interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
ST a of ST Ann's.aye. 3 wears

Marie Peter; e Moses: Pyns and soothss 40"
M.rkIem anu Valentine to Madison Cooperative 'S0o0
Building and Loan Association, s 1a0ti.st.
McTa1rhin' Rody. to VIM Brown, 3 iSjth. S'oo
ST. g OF sc Anns-aye. years. .............. 3xN
Mullert. oscar. TO Caroline Abel, No 4l2 East
Morris john H. and wife to Meyer l. Sire, No 81 ''w
Greenwichave year :........"...... 100
oM mi.on eau, ETC. Morion.st between Hudson
pcSneld Smith q and wife to 9,5 Jane saier
Petchaft. Annie and husband 10 the State Bank,
MadIsonst. Of JcTer,on;st ! year notes 800
Re Ma e e o. and 10 Matthew anncrv c@ Of aD,s i
Rubinstein chi. to Morris Berger. Licking. -'''
ton:ave. Of loothst. / year nj. .s.:.:. 500
Institution No 139 West Broadway. years. 1900
Roth, Elise 10 the Metropolitan Savings Bank,
llsthst. c Of 2d-aye. year 100
smith Benjamin y. to Ayma Pearson. No "a
Cortldnct.st. lease months. o;.,:. 100
OF shave. 3 months. .;;....;.,.......: 1oss
o2d.st. OF Calumbus.a,e. 3 Xears::... 100
Shcehy. Michael. 10 Frances Otonnor ana
another. No 235 East i4-st, years, mort
Turner. Cathailnc I: to william Kaiser. jr. SIS
UlrIch Carl w IT. and another TO Louise Frost,
lot 81 map part farm Of Benjamin Berrian' ~.
Van Tassel' Emory N. 10 the Metropolitan Life ''
Insurance Company Of Y. Nos 22 and "A
Rcnwick-st. 3 years ............ 100
Vreeland Annie + TO Jerc 1iah Kittle executor O.,
W0lfcrs, Fanny. 10 Elise Roth 1Oth.st or
Ave A. years ................:.;".. 200
n 6sth-st W Of Central PARK ) months. $500
Weinstnin. jacob, 10 Julia Clyde and another.
77th-st. Q OF MadIson-ave. years.... 2bo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adriancc James H. % Jane, Il Adianee. eNccu.
cS sg 80 na nl'' ' and . VIE s'' Mary Burns o.
5 MA st. g Of Lcno>.a,c. 5 years ..'...'.s
Madison or Hathgatc ave. :, OF lS3t--t;
Charles Bafnrs and wife 10 EIa Worthington,
r!ument'al Joseph to France, IL Page, No 1871
can. Hannah 4. 10 ,hc state Trus, Company.
corner PARK Place ana GIcenwich.st. years /
Lamar. Lyman. and wife To Cathatine u Davis.
james Delaney. years. ....;........: -.
eastman. Anastasa and Daniel. 10 James McClcn.
ahan ct al executors. etc. II e 0'th'st. OF
Doll U Jacot. and Wife TO the Mutual Lie in,ar
one Company OF New.YorN. Nos 300 to JI4
tast i",h It. u. ! year. mortgages :,
II W corner Columbus.a,c ana 75th.st / year
Fries. Gco:2e and Mary \. to the Birkb elk In.
America. Oppressive. Of l3sd.st. install.
tirnuhut u rnhard to ,;cor.c W Mantci and
another : KNinetoih>t " OF Eldrldge.st
tieflach. Charlie. a. to Ernest @ stcdman. n
rark.ave, No 81: Emily { Hart ana another to
Heyeman. Charles. and wife. TO Katie Il Rogers,
n D!ekhout;.t G OF Morris.avc. years.
n 7lstst OF West End.aye. i ycar. .'"'"' :
iiepwor.h George IL to the Port Morris Land
ana im improvement Company. l3ith-st OF
Jacques Maria T. /; to Mary. j Mcdonald W.
Rogers, l2th Ward. and other property. is
Judson. EDWARD ana wife to Rober, $ Bates.
loithst, s. OF SHAVE. months. .........
Klein EeI y, 4, to Elisha r strone Lewis.
ss'c aid f" 14.a O. f0 ys1
ihmp'ros,m e"t Company. isith.st of st
Lawrenee Walter b. and another. trustees. etc.
Tso",rns ''"%f.hce ct AL trustees. etc, No 20
Lyon. Dor. and wife to Geo Z Hyatt i Tooth.
st; . OF -Am,terdam.avc / year'........... 9
A'u'hef' Catherine A, % Win II brown, lsoth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
Mem Publications

Mem publications.
VNHE POET AND TIE MAN,
RECOLLECTIONS AND APPROPRIATIONS OF
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
By F. II. UNDERWOOD. LIZ D. With Portraits
Cloth 81 90.
1.-The charm OF this book Is in its personal note. The
reader feels that Lowell the writer knows WHEREOF
no writes and Of this bright and versatile
man is absolutely what the author saw in his years OF
intimacy"
QUABBlN.
The Story OF Small Town with Outlooks upon Puritan
Life.
Bv FRANCIS II. UNDERWOOD. ILL., D. Second
Edition. Cloth sl.75.
Dr. oliver Wendell Holmes looking over the book
at random he says: The more read the more was
pleased and read until l had taken up every
chapter, every every word tapped them up
as @ kitten lap. up a saucer OF cream"
Sold IA all booksellers and by mail receipt OF
price. 1900 . ,,r,,.nD -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
DOBSON'S
4O.42 WEST 14TH STREET.

when they respectively become OF age and In the
mean time directs his executor to invest the leeaces
for their benefit. The Baptist Home OF brooklyn
receives So 900 TO be paid with interest from the
time OF his death. Trinity Baptist Church OF New
York City gets "a 900, to be paid in five years Seoo
each year. without interest TO the American BaP
tis Missionary Union of Boston he gives S1ooo 10 the
American Baptist Home Missionary society Of New
York So 600 and TO the American Baptist publication
society of Philadelphia. 5000, without Interest
All the rest OF his property he gives IN equal shares
ia his two sons r. Leeds Waters and Horace Waters
ir and their wives. oncfourth TO each y. Il.
Sanborn. OF No. 20 Wast., Is appointed executor
and trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TO- 1893 TWELVE PAGES
REAL ESTATE.
RT-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

90, .. ,o,oh mar, octiv,v I'm the real estate
1herc was '""'" w ~ .' ,.,r ogorod sold
market yesterday, ana nearly all the proP'rV o"o' -
and Generally at fair prices Trinity Sllesrooh
INV ,,a ,,,o,,r to,, LOIS I'm The INNER part
l\ter r. Ne!e! o"e'e Ss. .oao,h ., one
on the Island from Observation-Disclosures W O
hundred ightcth.st Two lob in One-hundred'and
an s,.hrh ST. between the Bouleyari Am,terdam
Ironcnt 81 $50 acn nom Clarence Barnett and
t,c lots in One.hund forty seventh'st
,,, ~ III 80 from II f. then OF G ana
EIoushs - I'D aftl,-,t sold Jonn
-, op .lO ia ana Two ot. Oh the Grand Boulevard
y. IN ~, St for 800 each TO
n n, ,n'bnnse,n Two To-, o, Amsterdim.avc and
~. 49, md WV xh..t brought $500 each
% L. linnnd Kuizman The ,orl,r o. Audubonave
nett for - oVo ana u 1G!ons ~. nal
brought s.; 800 each IRON John Fried
~ W,rrin TOOK Two lois in Wad ,wofh-aNe., near One.
s. and TWO lots on
The oolrr avenue IN Corresponding po.i
ton brought ~ 600 fiom Henry ~ lloyl Sonh -
Kett lotc Ia Onehund' ana envy
nS a on N" oher sid" Of tn street brought soj6 and
- 925 The auct offered t"o lot, ~ broidwN
King5brldge between awthorne ana Ehersoh s'o'
they sold to A. W. Mclau ghn for II 700 cach m 80
ihon,as IT, smith sold under foreclosure plot 23Nl21
in Faukn.ayc. southwest Bathgate-ayc, Tor TlO1o
70 The plaintin in the pro- ccdings.
AT the Liberty street Exchange there was ,Ncli
Good ,ttsndance wnen Han J. How Co. offered
ivIye vacant lot. on hundred and eighty thirds
and King.bTldge Road. lot Of Onehundrea;
and Eighty hlrd>t. and king>brld2e Road Oiousht
ionlnp lot ON the road $50. J. l. Agncw TOOK ue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
THE BRENTWOOD EDITION OF
RCSKlN'S POEMS

is the only authorized and complete edition published
vols ~ so each These volumes 81 poetry, written
between the ages Of seven and wentysN, with al al
poems nr>t coll crd IT tlHlh'.
manuscript and printed sources are EDITED IN
with biographical ana critical 10y MI Nis"h
secretary William q. tOln-wOOc. NJ A. The en- no
OF the pDens-thr author sS' al the
time Of writing being printed al the Top Of each page"
illustrates most interesting manner the development Of
his mind and STYLE. The Brentwood Edition OF kuskn
Works is the only edition published In this country with
the authors and from the sale Of which he derives
profit The illustrations have been prepared under the
authors supervision and the and style
binding in accordance with his suggestions fa'
works contains special Introduction by Pfo
Charles Eliot Norton. OF Harvard CGege eN planning ne
purposes conditions under which IL witt
ten. These ntroductions from the pen Of MI Ruskns
friend and acute and sympathetic critic
them conta ming extracts from personal letters
while works in preparation, give 10 THIS
edition and unique value
MAYNARD, MERRILL & CO, Publishers,
Successors to bingham Maynard Co. and Charles T..
Merrill Co,
a. As AND q EAST TENTHSr.. NEW YORK.
Twentieth edition. post paid for 25c.. stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR Why it falls off turns
i Grey and the Remedy. by Prof. HARLEY Parker
A.. ". LONG CO.. lob Arch-st., rhila.. Penn.
Every should read this little book"Ahcnaeum.
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FALL RIVER LINE.

FARES REDUCED TO BOSTON, FALL RIVER.
PROVIDENCE aud all Principal Eastern Points. steam.
ers PIT lsIlAN and PROV IDrNt T. in commission from
lER % y. H.. foot OF Marrayst, week days and sun:
City at 4. 6rqoklyn 500 p. M ORCHESTRA ON
EACH STEAMER Two connecting yestbuled express
trains from Fall River, due Boston 90 aud 90 n.
,psn xely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
TIVE Misses ELY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
RIVERSIDE DRIVE,
18th and 6Uth Sts, New-Yofk

THE MISSES GRAHAM tsucccssOrs the Miss.,
i Green, SO 5thavc. will reopen their boarding and
girls al the loc alton, l10 West 1.lt,
Amsterdan-a,c and sherman PaTh square Wcdnes-
day, October 4. 1898
THE MISSES GRINNELLS Day School for Girls, ~
i East j4th-st Application now b. made for school
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
Geatbers.

A GENCY TO SUPPLY tutors. professors yea cne ,,
"A governesss. et.. all departments OF leafnny III,
OF schools ndrd Ia parents IL ~
CUYI;Ii.,I: Eook building 100 Fifth ave. cor 2o.h-s1.
MEXICAN And tOI:EIGN TEAChLKs' AGENcf
n supple, Professor Teachers. Tutors ,ioVernesses
yc.. TO tolec">. schools aud fami!ies. Apli! 10
MRS NJ j. YOU NG-FULTON, :" Union Siuarc
J,LOCUTlON and PHYSICAL CULTURE. .nr,x
II GAS and private instruction. NJ. y. l. MAX!
Hotel Rrockho-t iOl West S3th -. c"'fofA nv.
u,HE FISK rcachcr~' Agencies -New-York Bcsto,
i thicaso. Los Angeles. Be; $500 POSITION, ~ -
H. r.. CROKER. y. Y. Manager 20 bthaN'' t"t"''',
WANTED Teacher. l,dc-i. tea h'r higher Enslish.
w Mathematics fr lr~t-claS city school; t'a,her ma ~
MATES sciences teachers. piano. Tor youhe lhl' Co
Loo toa no tao siuring ia Scr for priNat" -'hooL
Fng sh, French. piano; tHchor hlS"'r an" P''P'''",
ihs"'n' Lawn '''''' MISS DONOVAN'S
Teachers BureIu.
Mu.ica Agency. 30 Fat l4th-St
.CITI;N WANTED.-Liti-- Specialists IN history
| ,lnru,'n and ingli-h litci1tl dit"lhs D'i"tii"
,Ivsi,al culturr ,lo-ttnn: tfrIch. German, spanish
/. rish: piano; ENGLISH. dlaMln1 anu h''iIN
loI .lnllV: ENGLISH. French h''ihY nu i~n ' '""',
i,n,iuan En-i.h. French ana music i'r family.
ilrmcn ~up.iioi sNpt.Icu,rd ch->'al l'''hs i'
nr.i,. .choo and vicinity, superior Al' Ilr ~
f,achcr of English To- NT-t-cl1~s -chu rA'"h' L. n
80. for pt.tafatofy department 10 -'m,l, IA CIV "''
,i,inv. utar, iacIt-. IuatI'ustl'- auH n@"hE; ~
uoricnccd unra Hr~tcla-> Institution. "Npr"n 20
Erc,h t,acheG Tpi>copa Ian narlal see rr' fl.'"-
u,li1n superintendent TO- Episcopal school comm hai
frr ini-c0lai .,iool teacher q French spanish and
IaliaH college; GcfmIn for College; fichch ''rnan
spanish. English: French. t.c'man violin Iii d." hnf
,iniin fo- first ho1i. NAM othel eef >to,s
IIplv Z, Nh. NJ. j. YOUSG-FI LIoE, Nhr can asa
Foeisi Tcachcl-' AZ ncy. - Union Squaf" N""Notk.
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TIE LOU1SBl re-,
BAR HtRBOR. MAINE.
open from June os 10 september

Opcn from juno Is % -'pT'hD'F I''
descriptive circular sent on application NuiT' ar
Vom,grr unti The opening ~ the -'a~on j. ALIl "
rI,III,r car. IIo'1 IruhsNi,k Bo-hn, Mac. VI
i;n,irr yin h.. ~ III, Cambridge jth.afc and 35d't
Ma y 10 June g. both inclusive. for 'n.or' n,ht OF
80. a., me Inti sl,rrgl NJ L. BtICIi. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
Coumtrp prorcrtn for Sale anS 20 &c
anfurnisbeo Apartments DO Get.

rJ,lE DOUGLAS,
1913 East 10th
Rent To IL apartment or IL perfectly
light room hardwood mirrors ele, ator door
-.r,ic. sc. 800. Inquire antDr, Room "A, 20
broadway.
THE KENILWQRTH,
LOB East 10th Street
Rent free MAY Is eeSlnt apartments Of perfectly
light rooms; shafts hardwood mirrors, door service
&C. 40 TO So 90 Inquire lanitOr, or Room "a, ~
Broadway.
i 10 and 1876 East 18TH Street.
x May Is elegant apartments OF light
hardwood bric-a-b1c manes. door service &c
ti6 to s63. Inquire lanitor Room "a 10 Broad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW anu DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
Pier a. y. r.. foot Cina-,t. at =. NJ daily lSundays
excepted Direct connection, to points NORTH Exs ssa
morning trulns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
PANH.NtbSA Inn,


COLD -PEIS os> STATION.
LEBANON CO.. "a :.
dcohtful mountain rc.oit for those seeking h'alt
md rir, ,nrr. nrst-ca-s board numerous ann'"hr
nn,g which ar. boating ana fishing terms reasonable
H IL MOYtE. Nov J. y. LebanOn 70. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
Connirn Doar0.

CREINSBOHO. Nr.-iafP" farm and house; eNccllrn
I pleasant shady grounds. lOa' ton high
grand View no bay 'r'cr | milo from village l. nl'
from Lake Caspian, noted 10, beauty aud tout n-h
ing delightful dives. .ung. cunning. trout brooks
IL, refcfcncc.. Address unt May 10Th J. W. BAKER
i Tai I1th-st.. N'w.Yofk CAV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
NORWICH LINE.

Fares reduced TO NEW-lONDON sl.00: NORWICH,
sl25i WORCESTER 500; BOSTON. $500 Core
Pier North River next pier above De.bosses Street
Eerryl. daily. SUNDAYS eNcept.d. ut y 100 j. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
cPAND ROCKLAND HOTEL

This nnrl- constructed .ocl. mod in 0N ehehts
electric Iights bells. &C. boatni; bathing and nsnns
40 minutes from i2i-st 30 from Fr,nklins 80 tram
d~'S >'p'"' -'' T.. ASHTON. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
" AN NORMAN INST. Founded 1850.
b. l.. cor. Of West Eid.avc. and 7ls<st
Principal. Nine. VAN NORMAN.

D1RONDACKS! CAMP CEDAR.-Sumner school. fol
"A ten boys under ~ years Of June 20 TO sept b
Study optional. For circular, address
j.. D. MONTANYE. Tren.on n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
PROVIDENCE LINE.

FARES REDUCED. DIRECT ROUTE TO Providence.
Worcester all points Via Worcester. Train from
wharf Boston resumed early In June.
Steamers Connecticut aud Massachusc leave Pier (ad
Mo- % N r., foot Of Warrenst., at ) 80 p. NJ daily,
except SUNDAY. FuLL NIGHTS REST. AN Or
ID STE AMER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DIR. CALDERWOOD ON EVOLUTIONARY
THEORIES OF MIND.

EVOLUTION AND MANS PLACE IN NATURE. ny
Henry Calderwood, Ii. D., +. X. 3 r. Pp X'.'
$40. Macmillan & Co.
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year op~n. september eth. Fol c.icuar, address
,I,is IoIFI~F, TRACY \ VI. Associate Principal,
Ni9' " Germantown, Philadelphia.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-09-21
NEWS NOTES.

All the ntN' ptpcr, e. stockholm
deny the report that sweden will join
the drcihund
gang ~ crooks IL infcsting Fargo.
y. u. Two murder, and n hOld-up of
twenty mon by three II one days
record
An Iron bridge on the Southern Pa
cihc railroad, six miles above New Or
leans, went down with II train the
other night
The Italian government Is displaying
such hostility toward the pope that
there is talk Of a removal Of the Nnti-
can from Rome.
Tho question Of whether the fair
shall he extended Is now receiving seri.
ons consideration, bat there Is CON
sidcra BE opposition 10 IT,
Three brothers Of tosclms Julian,
who murdered Judge Estppinal, were
taken from prison in Jcirorsoa parish,
La, and lynchcd by u mob
Rev DR. Talmupc, in his sermon at
the brooklyn Tabernacle offered u re-
ward Of slO0 Ia any inGdcl who had
read the Bible through twice in course.
Al Leltohaeld, Ky five prisoners cs-
capped from the county Jail by cutting
through brick wall and letting them
selves down by means Of blankets tied
together.
The steamer Shrewsbury, plying be-
tween Toledo and Put In bay, was
hard and fast aground ON n shoal at
tho mouth Of Mnumce bay. The pas
sengers were all taken OIL safely.
Gov Tillmon, Of South Carolina, says
that full control Of the reliof work for
the storm suirerers IL in the hands Oi
the Red Cross society. with headquar'
tors at beaufort and all contributions
should be sent to the society.
Ihu Jamestown, Nyo., board OF
hoalth Is vigorously endcnvoring u
check an alarming spread OF diphtheria
There have been 100 deaths from the
diSease since spring.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-09-21
NEWS NOTES.

There are certain 10 be many legal
complications arise over the manner in
which the strip was opened
At Dubuque, Ia, Bishop llennessy
was invested with the pallium Of the
archbishop with imposing ceremonies.
Prince Bismarck's condition contin-
ues to improve. lie is gaining strength
and takes frequent drives when the
weather permits.
Three brothers Of Roselius Julian,
who murdered Judge Estopinal, were
taken from prison in Jefferson parish
La, and lynched by a mob.
The terrible forest fires in Wisconsin
have gone northward and have at
tackled the city Of Ashland and burned
many houses there.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-09-21
A SOONER LYNcHEo.
Indignant settlers Put n Rope Round .
Blustering GentiemRn's Neck.

Indignant settlers put Rope Round =
BIustering Gentieman's Neck.
ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, Sept lo-Asa
Youmans, who formerly lived at Car
thage, Mo, came TO the strip in com
pany with number OF Missourians
who were regularly organized and paid
by syndicate of real estate men.
When the first runners of the boomers
reached Chikaska near where Black
well now stands, they found fifty men
holding down claims with no other
baggage than their rifles This man
Ioumans was holding two, claiming
that his friend and partner had
gone out in search for water. The
first corners did not attempt to dislodge
him, but those who came later, to
" HON the circumstances had been re-
ported, planted their flags and deter
mined to stand by them. loumans
came up TO two Of them and ordered
them off, at the same time presenting
the muzzle Of his rife One Of the men
asked him for his certificate. lie said
he had none and did not propose to get
one; that he had support enough to
make good his claim, at the same time
adding: "fm a sooner and I'd like TO
know what in - you are going to do
about IT,"
The two men, covered MS they we're,
went away, but in less than an hour
returned with at least two dozen Of
their friends, captured Noumans and
proceeded TO make him ready for trial
by Judge Lynch. In what was prob
ably spirit of bravado Noumans said
he had killed two settlers and would
get away with some more. This so eN-
asperated the men that they placed u
lariat about his neck and pulled him
up to tree, where they left his body
rs Il WINNING IN annnnra
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-09-21
ENGLISH BILLIARDS.
ives Beats Roberts In tho First of the 81

ives Beats Roberts IN tho first Of the sir
SERIES.
CucAGO, Sept 10. John Roberts, OF
England, and Frank c, Ives, OF Chi.
cago, each champion In his respective
country, met last night In Central
Music hall TO begin the series of six
nights play for $1,000 the match 10
consist OF 1000 points each night, or
total of 5000 points The game is En-.
glish billiards, spot stroke barred, with
2k-inch balls,
u Is tho second encounter Of these
players, the first match played in Lon.
don last May having been won by Ives.
by score Of 5000 TO 3,sol. Roberts
has never before engaged In a match
In America.
The Englishmau was the first TO get
under Roadway. lie quickly gagged
the tables speed and with Hne com.
mand Of force in his drives, together
with great facility in using the win.
ming and losing hazards, he rapidly
drew 10 the front His run OF III In
tho twelfth inning was u fine example
of delicate nursing and accurate posi-
ton play.
Runs Of 45 and 3s for the Briton
brought his score up 10 S6i at the end
Of tho fourteenth inning, against TO.
tai Of ~ for Ives
Hut the Chicago mans turn came In
the seventeenth inning, where he
found the balls ready for Use ON the
natural short rail and about midway
and he ran up 1903 points. Ills score
was now SAC against a1a for Roberts
Ives gradually closed the gap 81 that
Vt tho end Of the twenty-fourth saw
him hut twenty-five points behind. II
was along here that Roberts made
clear hutc AMI gracefully acknowl
edged IL by u smile and u bow, Her
too Ives astunishcd tho llritisher an,
won n big round of applause by jump
ing over the white and pocket
Ing the red. II was the only way h,
could overcome u hard line broak an,
was an extraordinary shot Roberts
had lead Of nearly 200 ut the end o
the tlfty.third inning. In missing he lief
Ives II fine opening and with "a daring
masse shot he rallied TIE balls ON the end
clicked them around the corner poclse
10 the long rail nj laO, and went o.
with rapid play. At $50 he drove tn
balls past the middle pocket and RAJ
out his 200 with the balls In position
10 renew play tomorrow evening
Roberts score was Sal