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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-14
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McrpIltfipit Ill .Werifn.

Yalo, Ger, y. AOuember.-0ie
Stabt M,erlfo 1T III 4uirsguUg. Die Nillt=
tGrz mo Gtullbeb0gDeu inn e,irlg beitdTti9t,
DIE IhTen uuterieuteu NiauHldlaiten Su be.
maiiueu, neil man glanbt, paB elne Sauce
9ieuoluuonliteu, ipeld)e bereltS bas 3ouamt
su ya5 EaIomaS iiberrumpeIt uub Aepliins
bert, .lneu IugrIii auf Oa5 Oortlge 3ouamt
uHternetmen lueyoe. Die SulurseUten loIs
len iidl aui Dem ytaride nad juare6 bcfin-
nen unh GEO Ninuh iInrf lcIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-14
GrIfi6f poracf,tttoct,.

ct. 9 ogis, DO, IL. gtOvember. =
:. SaImou uou 9tew.Dott mo .. Yerrp
@ouus, Don g8nibm9tou, ,. g., 6eneuoe
Der pSI0 9omIuious@I IgarrettencompaguI
wur0sn heule DiOrgen III ct. SamesHotel
topt uorssfuuOen. Sie hGtten ben Sa8bGhu
pfieu oelaiieu
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S2pbcle 9SnSfIpueit.

80 ton, II. 9tOu. - GSarren j. Yutz
nam. Der YrdpOent Ter ugiatloHal.@raHltez
Sauf" Don Greter, u. s., lit beute III
YUuua'S I6otsI pom Suuoes.SiliSmarldluu
@aIonue III |0ait geuommeu lporbeu. Der
Niaijeuueriuater Der ermQbutsu Sanf er=
bsbt gegeu tutuam Die lui6ulOlgung,
$4,000 uuterinlagen Su laben. 9tan Glu.
ieBuug zines ytalienpcrwuIterS fur Die
Sduf Dor enua emem lltOuat mar Yutnam
uerlduuuoeu MD lelu 2luieutnGlt erIt &C.
iern SuTdll9 ernltttelt morOeU. SeIne Get.
OeuidIait tIr Geunpieroe loa ihH OaSH ge.
hrndlt hnben. iremnes lNut an;Inrelieli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-14
Hauber In Ole Tlnd,t acidla eeu

&oui5uille. SD., IL. 9touember.-
,Seute Niorgeu erideueH udt berltttneyjGn.
ner III ben SraBeH BON Wtl0oleton, Sour-
bOu=@ ouutp, uuO per ud,teu bic Saut Su be-
rauben. Giue AuSabl 9iirger feuten ith
tbnen aber enlgegeu' unp ld)lugen lie III ole
Sdladt. Sel Dem SdGrmlisel crlItten
Drel Der SremOen bsudd)tlId)e Serlesun9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-14
3e6an0fana.
Sps,ifiid1e Seilmittel fir ipesifiife 9

spssifiide 6eilmittel fir ipesiftlfe 0etbeu.
1. GpcsiftTd, Ssnrfns, bel Stpdfe=gusfli
fsn 5erstlopieu, 0ld.ndlmerseH nip s5 bic enselns
Sdd1tt; Der uenitdnotae SIrius nit oreI S6aGteI1,
r,iteHo aui Disnaie, $40.
?. au Tue Hr. II, fmr TsanneriNwadie.
Cine gdatitI fir eiHiate cher frihe fdae So; oret
Etatten fur ittpere uHo daoausrHoe Sale bel Vtdn.
serH iibcr ben ulitIer Sabren, ipadeH SelteH uu
81 fur brei DioHate-
s. IicrnbtnfcnsSuriue, bei uriHs, Sldiens
une BoritehorilleHsSei SeitperoeH eiHe S1cdtsl a.
lpeI Shad1ten So. erei SdotteIH SO.
RrGftiaeuoer &urius. beioroers eeelanet
aIs EtdrfIrs inr gerioHen, pele 81 beratfcH bedbs
Ettiaen. Cine SuadteI 81, breI Sbatteln $40 IuI
erri aionGte.
). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES StropbeIH, nrs
r.tn.s SElt uiD. giHe Sdadttl s5; br,irioHatIite
RchanoiuHe ooer poaer aurius $40.
BUD nit !3eusai1.n uun SebIGud sras
fis. Dlan idprctte an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Rr. 822, 1rsasHes Esw.DsrI Rs .
(3O0-l
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IermiSd,te tciearapptid,c sepefd,em.

- SHfolge SulaHmeHitOBes nm III pa:
len BON 9taclue, gSls., Der 9ampier pAr
thur Orr" uuo Die 9ampibarte v1homaE
y. Sm';b" uuterge9au9eU. Die Seman
nuugen uurOen gerettet. Ser 3uiammer'
FOB erei9ucte iit, wGbrenO pi4ter 9iebtj
herrld]te.
- Sel benz Giniiur; Oes Saugeuben ii
@roiier's &oblerberglperteu iu g8eld), 8eil'
9Sa.. ipuroeu rrei Ierioucn AMI Der Steus
get0Dtet MD mebrere id)Ilu1m uerlett.
- lleQerfdbren uuo getoOtet nuroeu nape
glltooua, Ya., ourd eiuen mellttl rabreuoeu
.3ug Der yBacliic GrpreB" swel gut geilsl.
pete Qrbelter BON etra % Sabreu. Set BEN
@tueu iauo man einen NiauoSetteI auf Den
Nameu i. ) bu. 9ir.297, gtOrfOltitr., Neru.
arf, bel Dem AnpereH ell 9fotlSbud) nit BEN
Namen u. Saubs.
- Su 0ulutb, Otiuu., III anI Samiial
Sater @ouEollp OeS Serbre6enS Der 9tolb.
sud]t, begaaQeu oil einem 17sldhrlgeu Wtdb.
den, idulbIg beiuupeu luOrOeu. Sater : on-
uoup mar 9tettor Der STRIDE Su SluO Sar-
bor5.
- ESu Der fatholifen Sird3e su t6obofen,
H.sS., lparo geilern cine 0iarmorbuiie bes
Diouitenore Saioql, pdpitlid)eu Oeleaaten
iiir ole Ser. Staateu, enthiiat. Slldoi
gSigger, su 6eieu 1iDieie Die STRIDE geb0rt,
mar elH9elafen luor9en, aber nldlt erl6le.
ueU.
Sic SpauIcr III Warotfo.
OfaSrt0. Il. 9touember.-0e Sdlelf,
welher Die WsIllla beIagernoen mauriiGen
Stdmme befebltgts, ilt ourd) elueu Z dluB
pom oem ipanld|en SreuSer pSonre De Se.
naO!to" an c. 9tooember getnotet morben.
Die 8abnleu iolien entmuthIgt leln, unn
mebrere Saueuo oerebeu iid] suriidgeSo.
gen haben.
sur Ionatdlis.
2onbou, 13. fcO. - Die rSimes s"
meloet, paB Die Syiihrer Der brailllanil6cu
9lcuolntiou bejdlolielI, oas tailerlld)e YanleI
81 erbeben uuo 1ir Die SSleoerberiielung
osS 9alisrreidnes su fdnlpfeu. 3ie BON oem
Aomlral 4ieQo ieiueu SfT.lereu mitge.
tbeilte Nad)ridIt ioQ Don olelen init Subel
dui9enommeu uorbsn lein.
aurse Sabcloepeidlen.
- Brins BbIlipp, 9raf pom 6lanbern,
9ruoer bes S0ni9S Don Selsieu uu0 oeHeu
dlteite SodIter. 9riHseiilu Soiepbiue ltegeu
Ill DRESDEN am Snpbu6 eriranit oarnl.oer.
Yrlu; albert, Der eluSt9e Sohu oe5 Grtraut.
tell urb Grbe be8 belgiden Shrones, III
uadI Sreblen gebratt luoroen, um Der An'
ltedung Su ent9eben.
- Su 4arlS III Or. emile Samais, Wilts
alieO Der eputtrtenfammer Oil Der Jfoe &C.
norbeu. Gr mar elu beDeu!enber Sf)rltt=
Heller.
- Su Der ipaniiden Yrouiu; Barcelona
pucOe ber SelaRerung5Suitano ertldrt uuo
Die Polisei Ourd) GebetmpOIiSiiten aus 9ia'
orlo perlIdrIt.
- Baron Ileranoer BON Bad, Der 0itret-
bllfe Staatsmanu, lit geiiorbeu.
- Sn barcelona glaubt man BEN gSerter
Der 8ombc III Sheayer gefaBt 5u haben.
Grn beIoHoersr lluteriu6ungsrlfter III iiir
ben Sal ernanut DOrOen.
- Die pgteueiteu ytudIridten" bon Ser
lin mirp pom ndd)lten l. 3anuar Su DEN Srz
gaueu Stsnard'5 sa1len. 2te j3eltung 1T
uou @rui 6eudel BON 9ouuerSmarf uno
Dem 6iiriteH 6iiriteubur9 pOn 0OnaHeldms
gen anaeiauft WOrOeH.
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ploiou nit gSaiier uub iauf, ehs es oem
@api1dn selaug, ibu ms ietd)te ISaiier Su
briugen. Die Dianuitaft wurb gerettet.
9Ie ruiiite Sarfe naoiad," uou 3ui;a
uab Philadelphia befilmmt, Lief beihdoigt
IN GotheEbur9 Elm. gle collI0irte nit Dem
uud) Stettiu beitlumteu 9ampier nSroao.
Viagne."
Sine pplitiidIe 5ciie.
gS II, IS. 9fou. - @raf aaluodp, OF.
reidlid.uuaarii4er Minifter Des aeuBereu,
1T aut Der Reiie uu6 gtOusa bearifieu, no
er init S0nig Sunlbert uuO bem Aomiral
Sriu couIerlreu miro. Seute brabte er ben
Sag in 2usern su, no er dIS Baron Sorber
I'D ms 6remOeNbudl eluidlrleb. .s,r,n
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-befontmt.-

ssruBe 9ln5abl uun SeutsB
(fleine Sfinoer inwubl, mie Grmaf,
iene) iinb nit aus'uiidicn sepIast,
us!9e ii6 3u bablibeu JIedsn
auf Der 6aut entmidrln. Sa iif
fiiniili6e 5iilie eriurnerlid, unb es
gibt 1i6ts, mas birrin orm S6psiel
als aukerli6es &nlucnoemittrl slci6s
fommt. Sieic Sbatia6s miro BON
allen aer3ten ancrtannt, lno oie Grs
Tnbuus nnn
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GS Hdrb

0Iontas, ben 13. 9lop., abeups, nad furSer Srant=
belt &arI Seeiurid Dfc,S Strr, Sohnden pon Seinz
reid Deiiter, 10 DioHote uno IL Gage alt. Die BE:
eroisuH9 s5elt ulro ipdter aEse5eiat. (272)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-14

In 5.tanrt Srrd fcIsenbe gis.nIhaiten:
/. Elm 9efubl Der Uiuolgteit u1b Sdmersel
in ben 9Iieoern;
2. ri.t1.noen 9Itbeu1, ihI,d,ten geitma6 i'm
WiuHoe uno btleste !3un9e
8. BeritopfiH9 nit seleseHtIinen 8nfd[en
bon Diarrboe
A. aopfihmerSeR in Der Stirneeeeno, Naus
iea, Stplnoel uub Gelbiudf Der Saut;
o. SobbreRnen; gerIuit bes appetits;
9. Ausbebnun9 bes Uiaoens Ino Der giHaes
iuelbe burd1 SIdbun9eH
2. 9icberseoriittbeit, MtIonfoIie, Toulb.it
uno cine gieisuns, Gnes auf,niui.b.u.
Gin RotiirIidier SluS pou Galc BON Der See
Der ift Bur GeiuIobeit nothpenblg. gBenn
bieier perhinoert lift, eHtitche1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-14
91(dnner(6
g0nise @isberherifelIuns Der Seiunbbeit
unb seldledtlidcn Stufisfeit
mitteIf Der
2a6aaefd,eu TaftoasmsSeh ehanoInns.
Grfolarsid, NO aues anOsrs feblgsidlus.u.

Grfolgrei9, NO alles 9nDere feblgeidlas.n.
Die easaHeIGe gaetbooe uno ibre goranse.
lniere Brdparate 6eEen Or. Ga 'ldJe SsiImitte
auf Gjrino Der 5batache, oaS mir bic uripriHeldle
6orutel Dem bsrubmten @rste oieies yameHs ere
hieteE uHter Der 9araHte, baB, fals mir pdter bic
StHiubrIH9 iciner 9'ehGnoLuHg uHo lclacr Setls
niiteI aneenlecr HoeH ioten, Dies uHter lener Be-
seifHuEa 9eitehcH plrbe. Sor einiseH SGbreE fam
2r. "a Sole auT bic Soes. Her1ole uno selhledttts
SeiocH ourd BebGHeluEa Dom Viaftoarm aus Bu furis
reE, inbcm er iid eemieIbeH fosenoe SortbeiIs
periprat:
/. NppIfaton Der glitt. sir.ft ont sis Der arani.
belt.
2. @cImeibuus Der 8erbauuns une gbitwdauua
Der g9iriautelt Der NiitteI-
8. Gnse InndbcruHs on ote bebeutcaoeH untercn
SeffnrnscH Der Observation-Disclosures ans Der 23iT5el'
duIe unb oab.r erIeiftertes &inprinaen gu oer grs
psnfursteit uHo Der Dfaiie bes e'eblrHS uno Ruds
1ratS.
a. Der Batisnt faHn iid iebii nit ebr s.rinsen 60.
fen obEs Irjt 6eriiel.cH.
s. Shr Gebrout erToroert feline SerdnheruH9 Der
.Nidt secr SebeH5 5qspob obEbeltcR.
q. Sic lIno ablclut unin6olid1
7. si, iiEb l.idlt Dor Seoem an Srt uno Stene
einsufnhren uno pirteH uHnittebar aut ben Sts oes
Qebels InHerbab neHlser, Gls elHer holbeH StuHoc-
SiHIda9e UidH1er, bercH ardit acIhpddjt, oerer
TerpeH erdopit sereH G.iit iuupi seiporoeH, oereH
9ebensfraft ueroreH ut, Eoen Ctre uno beitGno:9e
0i,ttuus 6urd, aSaae's Seilmittcl, ben beicn uno
dIIeiniseu 6r.unb, ueI1e1 Der SeiocnDe b.ist.
auitd,t meciiiniidber SadIpcritdnoigsr iiber
ete abfDrbIreuoe Strait Oes Heftunts.
Gellten Sie bas gUiiaueuns spermose beS Diafts
BARNS beSfpeif.In 10 psrben Si sluitlduE9 finoea in
Or. Soaenbdmmer's rit 3iect beriibTtem 2Sert uber
oiei.n @,seEtaao, ionic in Den meoliinineH .Selts
ihrifen beies 9antes uIo Oeutit GEo's 6raEtreicps
unb Gnglano's
gSas Der sesnnoe Uenidlenueritano fast.
yan rlrne etncn UienIden iiir cbenio tboritt ers
tar.n, fpeIdber, I'M Elm @etpur am SeiH ODER eiuen
sebro6enen Singer 81 been, arsneien ciuHebmen uHo
nit bic se.isnetcE IDainmitteI uno SabeH uHultel'
har ouf Benz leibeHben SbtiI ecbraud:u iDollie pie
Denicnisen, neld]er SGmeIrGubeit ooer Sdlipdde gu
tcen periuden pote, obne bic Steae i.ibit IN 4Hgr
rphMen. Xtc6 DurCl ben kSebIQudl Don Tr. 90
Sane's eleeanten uuiddbIiteH "Bolus Remedies"
seibebes fauH.
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Glett1t'
$h&,,efel-
$etfe,

tpeldbe bon bsnisI6en aufs 6D9ffe
ael6Gbt pirb, entbGlt ben SGlueief
in elmer bun allen unaagenebmen
Subfanssn freien Combination uno
iit beiunbtrs fir nas San uno oia
goil.tte gseisust. Wsnn bei'm Sas
ben rssslmabis NIT abreibungeu
abenSs unb Nnrsrns sebraubt, bea
freit Fe bnlb bic 5aut bon llnreinis1
feitcn unb Olisem Stoif. Sas Gins
reiben nit cinem rauben 6anotut
bur brm Gebrau6 Der Sriie befOr.
bert bersn Wirfuns i'm Ceffn.n Der
Pnren, berleibt s.i6mrioises, ieifrs
Jleii6 uno eiu, 6aut 10 3art, mie
Sammet. %
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6auemIeiOen,

neIhe, ptnH p.rnahIdiiist, 81 .rniier aranb.
beiteH fubreH. Simmous SeberzEeauldter
ibt .iuen poblthdtigeH ginfIuS oui ale @aIs
IenIeiocn aus. Gr 9iebt Der eeber bic arbeis
tenoe sraft. resuIirt bic abionberune bsr
Gale uno ueriegt bic Seroauunss oraane IN
ben !3uilalo, in neIdcnI iie ibrc i5unttionen
regeImdsis ausiben. glach @ebraub oieier
NieoiBiu niro yiiemaHo iaseI tonnen: I'D
bin sa1enIeloenb."
sd 5abr ON b.ftieem Sriden Der 9tber
eelitten uHo nabgI l 5 bis 30 Grains pon
ealomel, peldes mid 9eipobnlih auf 8 bis
Gage in's Sett mari. aurjIit 1a6m idb
Simmons' Seberz Teeulator, nelGber mir 70
pieI grIei6teruus perihdffte, oa6 idJ uae.z
fi6rt melHem SerIIe folaeR foante- - 5.
5uga UiiooIeport, Sbio. (o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-14
Ser Semtibe Gorreiponoent,
3dgIib, ipobentIidb uno GoRntass,
g. Iaine, Gieeutbimer mnS Reoafteut

g. Iaine. Gisemtbnmer mnO Reoafteur
(gtodaiogssr BON s. Jiaine),
sIbpef=gGe Saltimore=Stra6c uRo BoifzSfHce zsIp,.
greis bestasIidIcn sIattes, burdl 9rdoer beiorat.
121& Gts.; tdsIidDe uno Spuuta as =Ims aabe is
@eEfS pro seot ;ahltaraH bic oos SIatt beoraeHoen
Sra9er;,Sa aiidl Hebr Sonnta as salIs eaGe inter
8orto=SorausbeiabltE9 $3.50 pro Sabr, iIr fur;,r,
3cit i'm SerbdIHi6; iiir bic mo odIemfIidte Musaabe
NIT SonntassbIatt, portofrei. nit absus tir Subs
s25O pro Sanr nan irsenb einem Srte bes Sulonz
oes, 81 nah europa. Sumuta as =slus aabe 81
pro SGhr-Oas bette unb biIti ate oes,tlc3e BIett
tH esu 9iIttels gzo Suoitaate1.
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Ser rninih.ocatFd,e eanoeIspertraa. a.

2ouo oon, IS. gtoubr.- Der Serliuer
Correspondent oes uStauoarO" pepeidirt.
baB iiber ben StanS Der oeutt rultbeu
9aHoelspertraGs llntsrbauOIuugen aler=
bauo nit elnuuber i'm 8ioerpruh iteb.uoe
@erlidjte cirtulIrcu. Der Correspondent
mieoerbolt, ELL llebereintommeu getreffs
oer beiOerieiti9en 3outarfe iel nod nift ers
;lelt, MD tii9t btusu, ouB Die rulliben @es
genuori1ld9e yiifts entbal:eu, mas Die
6ortieeuus Der llnterbanOlungsu su benz.
men uerm0ge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
DoNOaHUr, WHAr HAVE roU TO sArs
A Skater OF Considerable Rrnowa Talks TO
the Sewburgh Flyer.

skater OF Considerable KrnOwn Talks TO
the Newburgh Flyer.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sr: In answer
to Joe Donoghue's statement in THE Sun OF
yesterday when he so pleasantly drags my
name before the public. wish TO say that II IL
easy to understand why he does such great
Dragging. This Ia the whole case in q nut
shell from my point of views
Receiver Freedman and Joe Donoghue are
going to run the Manhattan Field as q
skating rink solely to make money. But
to accomplish this they need all tho expert
skaters they can get. and the cheapest way to
do this Is for Donoghue to issue challenges to
all points OF the compass. and. 1t tho same
time. work up the skaters anger. so that they
may come SO much faster to his call.
As am old and experienced in this line Of
not isiI a Victim s" To anch sehsme Sa cfrs s@
not training for q race now, but IL Messrs.
Freedman and DonoRhua want me 10 help
them make money. am willing 10 give them
q netter offer than any one else.
IL DonoRhue and myself were to compete In
such chld's play as three and Ave mile races
the public would laugh at US. as they know We
lance, 1t would only he look cd at as a fake"
In 1881, when skated 1913 miles on a six-lap
track In III hours and 81 minutes. / changed
ard was on Tkates again the ne morning.
III skate again, II Will be MY last rare and
the race OF my life, ms wish to- see who Is the
real king OF the steel runners II will he either
q, twenty-four-hour race or one to finish
There Is more money in race OF that kind
than Al the patch races put together.
for any one TO accept, hut would prefer to
meet his Highness" joe DonoRhue. the
NewbuIGh h!er His feet got TO sleep tho Inst
whole man to sleep ALFRED s. franklin.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17

Dixon VIII Fight tho Little Eneiishnaa at
ia Pounds.

Dixon Will Fight tho Little Engllahman At
ia Pounds.
Tom 0'Rourke last night posted 81 900 in o
newspaper office In this city to match George
Dixon against Billy Plimmer ut ia pounds.
the men to weigh In at o'clock In the evening {:
the match to be to o finish and for $4,000 a
side. or as much more as Plimmer's hackers
cared to put UT. In speaking OF the proposed
match afterward. O'Rourke said:
Il dontthink Plimmer wants to meet George
at any weight; In fact. think he 10 afraid to
face him. He has been talking and buffinR
however so much about that chance victory
he gained Mt Madison Square Garden that we
have finally decided to let him have everything
he ask. for-welRht and time OF Weighing in
and We are prepared to make any reasonable
eon gss9 IN order to get on match nat
not accepted 1t would certainly look as II
thinner was afraid OF Dixon,
Dixon; who Was present when his manager
mer will be satisfied. as think I have offered
him about everything he asked for. do IL to
get on match. for am anxious to show every
at his hands at the Garden was fiuke"
Ed Nail one OF Dixons hackers. offers to
wager $1,000 that Plimmer will never meet
A SUN reporter had a talk with Louis Wal
dron. Piimmers mSuascr. last night PlIm:
mer and Benny Murphy were pressnt and
whsn ssEsd what they Of
and said d.. .. vo,, A.. :, ,.,., ;,,. WIZ.
know az well as do that Dixon would be
heavier ~, BY several p9HpS,nds when the men en-;
pounds. and When we aSrse to Sf ishs at liz
pounds We Ssepars really giving Dixon four
only consider ono OFFER: fight at II pounds
weigh In at the ringside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-17
GLASS FAvORITKs WIN
Aibin and Piiisbury Give spisnsid ErhL
bittour.

Aibin and Piii.bury Give Splendid Exit
biuoa'.
The interest shown in the masters chess
tournament at the Manhattan Cafe received
additional proof yesterday whom the rooms
we're almost uncomfortably crowded by spec
tstors. who watched intently the play Of tho
fifth round.
Halpern opened with Giuoco Piano against
Albin. The latter did not try to prevent white
from simplifying matters By frequent ex-
changes. When the end-Rame stage was
reached. the Austrian master showed some
surprisingly fine play. and won after sixty
J.. w. Baird tried hi. favorite Scotch gambit
on Hodges, and by preinaturely attacking his
opponent he could not be said to have got the
hest OF the bargain. Finally he advanced q
wrong pawn, Whereby he lost a piece. and when
he resigned.
An excellent game was PLAYED by Showalter
and Ptllsyury, the former opening with a kuy
LopcZ. which ilack defended with s.. PIX
kt j some beautiful work was done on both
sides In the middle Of the game. In course OF
which Showalter sacrificed an exchange which
full accurate play OF rIllsbury: The latter
really eScelled. and won one OF the most brill
liant games ofthe tournament after his thirty
first move
EtilInger and Hanham played an Irregular
game. which was pretty evenly contested
throughout. At his twenty ninth move Eft
linger COMPROMISED his position. al wing his
opponent to win In game fashion. Forty-three
moves were recorded.
The contest between Delmar and d. q. Baird
was Alao an irregular one. There were some
peculiar positions in the game. which Baird
won. principally on account OF Delmar's weak
signed when called upon to make his forty
nth move The scores:
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Avus - csitfsrufs.
The Intelligence from Los Angeles. Cal. that
Philip Dwyer. Jn. had died there on Friday
evening OF eonsumptIon. while not unex-
pected. was great shock TO the many friends
Of the Dwyer family In New York and Brook
Ign.
Philip Dwyer Jn, was the only son Of
the popular turfman. Philip J. DIVER. who IL
known TO every racing man OF note In this
country. He was 20 years Of age, and had been
associated In the business OF racing horses
with his father since 1890. when the famous
firm Of Dryer Bros. was dissolved, the elder
brother taking his son as his partner and
intrustinR him with most OF the cares
OF large stable. The young, man had always
shown q fondness for thorouahbrsds. and
when but boy had helped to work the horses
In the morning. riding several Of the racers In
their trials. and giving quite rs much satisfac-
ton az any professional that was employed
in the same capacity. The big horse Eon and
the speedy mare Bella b. were especial favor
ties OF Little Phil" as the boy was univer-
sally known. and on one occasion he donned
the racing colors Of the stable and took the
mount in a race on Bella d. IL was at Graves
eud. and the mare would have won but for an
attack OF nervousness that seized her amateur
rider at a critical moment and Daredevil Fltz-
time to win by a short head. That ended
Little Phirs" public career as jockey. but
he often rode at exercise afterward. and
seemed to take an increased interest in the
performance Of hla duties In connection with
the stable owned by his father and himself
A little over n year nGo he experienced some
trouble with his lunRs. and went to Florida,
where ne spent me, winter on the indian
B Bss at xh sns S2 at HsGss 4
resort He improved from the moment he
ESCAPED from the chill winds OF the North
and in March. when he returned TO brooklyn,
he weighed more shan he ever had before. and
was the picture OF health.
As spring passed and summer wore on he
fell away again. and In the LITTER nart Of Sep
TENDER was compelled to keep within doora
He lived with his father and sister, Mrs. Jo-
aeph McGarry. at 4 Eighth avenue. Brooklyn.
and was taken from there in November In
charge OF A, =. Daui-ls, ip the hone that n 40
journ In California woul help him. The Jour
ney to the Pacific coast was by allow stages.
with stops Mt Wash ngton. savannah. New Or
leans, and other points, and word was received
from time to time that the patient was improy-
ing slightly. Philip Dwysr Joined his son In
The body will he brought back to Brooklyn
and the boy will be hurled by tho side OF his
mother. Little Phil" was OF = particularly
lovable disposition. and toknow him was to
be fond Of him. His father was devoted to
him. Last fall at Morris Park. whom their colt
patricinn won tho Nursery Stakes. the fathers
frat impulse was to rush to the telegraph
ofIlce and despatch the news OF the victory to
the invalid In Brooklyn.
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Looks Promising To- the MsIroooIitaa A.
aOeIatIOa.

EotwthstandnE the fact that the boxing and wrest.
ling ponships OF the Metropolitan Association do
not close before Dec ~ large entry hat has already
received They represent the best talent that can
be found any In this locality There great deal
OF TIVAry existing between the Pusme AndClpper Aih,
Istie clubA The rAstmss have entered the following
stTong leans; BOIsn-C, ByTnss the l5s- pound
clas.. NJ Regain At l45 pounds 4. MAllon ~ I85
pounds aud MeGlrT AZ X pounds Their WTssterE viii
be Al llmAn. n Bothner and a. PfurtneT PTssldsnI
Rider 81 the Clipper thinks that bls team viii
only yAnQutsh the Pasttms lDen, but SIl Ntn Of
the rhAInui0nship hOnoTA The boxers will be 3
BYrnrs ilS pounds l. ftnnAn. l35 pounds Joe CiArk
l5S pounds aud a. Smith. las pounds. EnfTirs have
Aso brsn Tscsvsi from ihs l'niens, hatioasl, tin,
tons aud Newark Turn Nersiu. Entries will be a.
Csptrd 20 TuesdAy next Tickets nave been placed
on tie New ork a. a. tie University A. C. and
Q; q. spaldiaE Bros. this cIgy.
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AZ tue staten Island A. G. house. west NsE Brighton.
asInighL eoaeeEt and smoker vas he'd Al which the
team and tndirIdAl prizes Non IN the Metropolitan
District Crekst League distributed TIE team
prizes were won a. followE TIE psnRAnt 20 tue Nss
JeTssy ia the lrst sset0n PsnIant OF The sscond
section 70 the Victoria Cricket Cub OF NsU York pen
n4ht Of tue thira section 10 ths Paterson j. CEeEst
Tne Individual PriEss we're Won By \ r Cobb. n. ,.
A a.. for battaE and boshRE II the nIst section
haF,s@ 9 y, loE eoShag N ths sssond ASst,sa !.
sSs. FAisfsea @ . faf essnns " sthsd sselioa-