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Mrs. Frank Mott and daughter
Wynema, visited relatives and
friends at Catlettsburg last week.
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The late rains are very beneficial
to navigation.
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Rev. c. Fl. Lakin, Presiding
Elder for this district, preached in
the NJ. e. chuch last Sunday even
ing.
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G. II. Grothe got judgment, Mon
day, for $40. for COW killed last
May by an Ohio e. r. Il. train.
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Robt. Hazlett moved from East
Second Street, yesterday, to the
eastern part of town.
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Ahtte girl ofJoe Plymnle, aged
about 10 months, was poisoned
last Sunday by eating @ night
shade berry. DR. Shirley was sent
for and brought che child out ali
right
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G. P. Hoard, who has been quite
sick for the past few days, is bet
ter.
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Johnston's Royal English Rushta
is warranted to cure Gravel For
sale by w. NJ. Bloss, Ceredo. w
Va.
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The ADVANCE has many excel
lent patrons near the Shoals and
Lavalette.
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Mr.. Peter Flschbach, the popular
saddler of Wayne, was in town,
Monday.
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Mr.. Floyd E. Bush, OF St Louis,
visited relatives and friends IN this
vicinity last week He left Tor his
western home, Monday.
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lss-Peirons OF this paper will please send
20 tuis once notices OF their friends visiting
here or easewhere.-EDl
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Send your children to school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Newman, OF
Huntington, were the guests Of
their son, Mr.. Il. S. Newman, last
Sunday.
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Justices blanks of all kinds for
sale at this office.
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Thanks, to those who pay their
subscription in advance.
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Miss Lena Mott visited friends
at Portsmouth, Ohio, last week.
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"Old Crimp" will soon be here.
He will get lots of people this win
ter.
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Mr.. Maloney occupies the Holt
property on East First Street.
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a HoEE.--Au excellent "B Plat" horn, a.
good as new, for saioat n bargain. inquire
Of tho proprietor % this paper.
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Criminal court begins next
Monday at Wayne.
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For Over TIftY Yenrs.

Mrs. WrSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
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Win perfect success IL Eoothcs the child,
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~ VIII relieve the poor little sufferer inn
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The New school house at Keno
va shows up well from this place.
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For lame back or for pain in
the side or chest try saturating a
piece of flannel with Chamberlain
Pain Balm and binding it onto the
affected parts. This treatment will
cure any ordinary case in one OF
two days. Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism. so cent bottles Tor
sale by w NJ. Bloss, Druggist.
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Mayor NJ. V. Chapman and his
son Floyd $. Of Central City, at
tended Masonic Lodge meeting
here last Friday evening.
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The patrons Of the ADVANCE,
when in need Of anything in the
Watch, JelColry or SilUer1care line,
will do well by calling on II. Il
Homrich, the popular Sd Avenue
Iewcler, Huntington, w Va. HIS
house IS the largest in the city and
for square dealing is equalied no
where. If
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Call on Frank a. Rown and OK
the Packard Organ" &c.
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If you have a job, stick to it,
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No one is so poor but that he can
help support bis town or county
paper by paying $3.50 q ear. And
this sum should always be
raid ina advance.
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The Norfolk q Western Rail-
road in this county has been val
ued at s58O,5O500. This does not
include the bridge across the Ohio.
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Or you are al worn out really good for nothing
10 il general debility. Try
BHOHN'S IRON NTTTERG
II VIII cure You, and give n good appetite. Sold
BY al dealers in medicine
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James McCraken has moved
back to Cerodo, He occupies a
dwelling belonging TO the Hoard
Bros. ON East Third Street.
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Fred Marcum did not 60 20
Louisville last week, as stated in
this paper. He will leave some
time this month.
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The CeredO Advance.

Entered at the post-office at Ceredo. w. Ma.
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September 20. 1898
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WANTED. Seven Hundred Spring
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LADIES
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EAGLE RESTAURANT.

ICE CREAH PARLOR,
Newman & Wheeler, Proprietors
Of Eagle Restaurant. Meals given
at all hours, Give us a call.
In building formerly occupied by
Chas. Davis as Barber shop.
Ceredo, w. Va.
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Free Tuition to State students.
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SON n and - daily except sunday.
All other trains daily.
q. W. STEVENS, General Manager.
H " FULLER q. RYAN
Cen. Paaa. Agt. Asst Gen. PAS Az.
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spoRr AMoNe oArHo1ro c1UBMEx
Members OF the Cathedral Cipb ehowtns
Good Eoru, In Athlctter.

| Members OF the Cathedral Ctub ehovinf
| Goos Form In Athletics.
The big field day under the auspices OF the
| Cathedral l. and A. A. resolved itself into
| one OF the most agreeable features OF sport
| among Catholic clubmen recorded this sea
son. The outing took place at Jerome Park,
Fordham. on Tuesday afternoon. and from q
| social as we'll as sporting standpoint was
| distinct success
The reverend director OF the organization.
Father W. ]. b DAILY. DIR. +. l. Oswald. and a
number Of other prominent citizens were
present and took lively interest In the pro
ceedings. The athletic events we're admirably
handicapped by President J. Carroll and the
racing was spirited and interesting.
F. F. Hannlgan won the 100-yard dash. on
the tape. from E J. Reilly and q. l. Larkin.
The last-named athlete. accounted for the
quarter milo run after q stirring finish with
John Maher and W. J. Haggarty. Luke A.
Keenan, and T. F. Dunno shared the honor OF
the scratch mark in the half-mile run. but
Just failed to overhaul John Maher. who won
from the flfteen-yard mark.
The scratch men wero better suited In the
mile run. and captured first and second place,
while T. +. Leahy took third from . short
mark. F. P. Reilly won the broad jump and
hot.putting events, and got third marks In
O'Connor. f j. Reilly split the pair and also
In addition to the medals awarded. for places
IN each event valuable prize was also offered
for the highest aggregate points Its owner
set 10 before the mile walk could be decided
Although heavlly Handicapped Luke A. Keenan,
should, he justify genera! opinion he will be
s the TSh sas
also HS eieat to e hs credit. while f. J. Reilly
has seven. Top score. so far. Is credited to +.
Reilly. who IN ade eleven points
toea for the games had a fair share Of luck;
and an extremely good time. Tho rear guard
Thursday m ornins. and their adventures are
being retailed with great gusto IN their re-
hi TSs
twisted almost beyond recor milton. N
Al: Dunlsp got The second prize In both the
the event.
Jem Robinson to patronize the next games Of
be q general exodus from every Catholic club
asm Of those who tried the experiment Is be-
coming EPIDEMIC;
dian and A. A. U. champion, at Boston. has oc-
members. They regarded orion as the only
covery OF all his championship honors. and
should the little Canadian again reverse mat
ters at Chicago In September there will be
cause for mourning In the West Forty-third
street club.
An impartial critic who watched tho match
between the celebrated pair on Tuesday says
Orion was in very poor shape. and altogether
edee and d runnine With his usual udepent %
had q rare chance as Connect lost his head and
ran the first mile at such q suicidal pace as
made the rest OF the journey q painful ordeal.
From being one Of the shrewdest, Conneff Ia
recently becoming one, Of the fightiest run
ners on the track, and Furnishes himself in
every race without any apparent reason.
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ENGLISHMkN ARE TARDY
In Stating Their Case Against Zimmerman
Records In Danger.

Chairman Raymond OF the Racing Board Of
the L. A. W. has received brief communica-
ton from Henry Stursney OF the n. C. u. stat
ing that his organization was preparing their
case against Zimmerman and that Mr.. Ray
mond might expect the full details by the lat
ter part OF next week. A private letter from
England. in discussing the Zimmerman case.
explains the reason why no question was
raised regarding the standing OF Walter
Sanger. 1t was due to the fact that he rode an
American mako OF wheel. and upon leaving his
country secured paper from the L. A. W.
acknowledging thst he was an amateur With
Zimmerman the case was different, He rode
an English machine. and while. the L. A. W.
the English authorities It Is elaine ed discov-
cred some things about him which seemed to
The cor paRy whose wheel z 4 Iaea
that they ever paid the American on nea benny n
that they made him a present Of iewelry for
Racing Board the 0 ". to . dese Gn line
johnson and futile viii BE- o reeei s ed's This IS
week. Both men have submitted strong evil
'S Sson q hss i
Is thought that the L. A. W. will be compelled
to T Tsin e + the men. ooo
In subscriptions with which to defray thu ex:
penses OF q team Of riders to the international
race race meet t ct Chicago 1t is not unlikely that
the union intended to be represented by the
winners Of the championship races. and II this
10 carried out Sanger the American racer.
might be asked to represent England. as be is
the one mile char pion OF that country. hav-
Ing won the title just before his departure for
home. Harriss recent defeats are likely to
lessen his chances Of visiting this country.
Unless the calculations Of the racing men
records will be lowered. On last Tuesday the
work OF A.; A. Zimmerman. In riding q quar-
ter Of mile. standing start, In 30 seconds.
minutes IA 3-5 seconds. in competition. indi-
Gates that there are several American riders.
including Zimmerman. Windle, Sanger. Tyler.
and George Smith. who are capable OF lower:
Ing the one-milo record OF 2 minutes 5 2-5
seconds. held by w. W. Windle.
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Backing Grimm Heavily to Beat Smith.

Tomorrow night Johnny Grimm OF Brantres. Mass.
and solly Smith OF Los Angeles Cal. will night to
nnish before the Columbian A. C. OF Chicago. Grimm
Is prouncsd fAvorite At the ODDS OF 10 to T. Quite
large amount OF money has been wagered in this city
on u. contest In quiet way. biy Edwards has
Lewis has placed considerable money the Brantree
WIN Hurry Of san Franeisco wagersd $500 g $3.50
smith John Reilly OF shenandoah. Pa, laid 5000 TO
$1,000 10 Larry Kilan OF Boston to wager on smith
Grimm. hs: Raesds h.tis fortune on the New Eng
TAX ~ in over 900 OF Grimm money Reports from
Chicago say that both Griffin and smith down TO
weight -
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xArAHoE's FIRST RACE ABROAD
Will Probably BE In the London Yacht CIul
Regatta ON July 81.

LONDON July ST. all the arrangements are
fully carried out Mr.. Royal Phelps Carrolrs
American cutter Navahoe will make her debut
ip English waters in the regatta Of tho London
Yacht Club. to be held on Monday. July 81.
The Field Of to-day says that the racing spars
Of the Navahos are now stored at dock at
Southam pton, where they are carefulywrapped
up to await the arrival OF the yacht Her can
vas IL expected daily. and as soon as 1t Is re-
ceiyed II will be got ready to bend on the spars.
=, Tom Draper who was the pilot OF the late
Of Lord Dunrsven's first VaiEyrie. has BEEN BEEN
engaged as pilot OF the Navahoe for the matches
in which she will take part In Southampton
water and the Solent.
Mr.. Carroll has taken residence In Cowes.
Isle OF Wight. for three months.
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The annual open tennis tournament OF the
Sesbright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club will
take place at the club grounds at seabright.
N. j.. on Tuesday. July II. and the following
days. The club is offering handsome prizes to
the winner and second in both singles and
doubles. and also a consolation prize In tho
singles; The winner in the singles will meet
Seabright challenge cup. tits expected that
the entries will be large and the play OF a. high
Among those who have signiiied their inten-
ton Of competing are V. G. Hall. L. L. Hall. w.
a. Larned Dean Miller. Marian Wright. H. Nj.
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dsrsop H 4 C. alsssSSy. and is commanded By
Next in point Oh Interest comes the Prince Of
Maless yacht Britannia. also from Desianer
all length Is the VslkyIie The Britannia
measures s7.73 feet on the water line. hal. o
sssm ae rs ss ifs sIss s .s fs
about 15l tons. The Britannia has her lead
more In the shape Of bulb thar. the, velkyrie.
with gradual rise and . eight snib on Its
forepart Tho tapering aft 70 considerably
less than In the America Cup challenger. The
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pte or so: with the velkyrie q close second.
H NSg that hat the boat. have 1ot dSEn to the
eIssTy e shav SSSsn water the has has
Britannia seems to be the fastest.
1t - conceded In many quarters thst the
teer and that u the Navahos. which 10 now ON
her way to England, can heat any Of the
English nyers she must be good one; Re-
for them when they meet the Yalkyrie.
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The satanita. the largest Of the new English
Co.'S yard. Southampton. from designs Of ].
N. SopeE: She Is 1856 feet over ALL 81 feet water
line. and q feet beam; She has lead keel
Thames measurement. is Just about 900 tons.
She has "a feet draught, and carries 96-foot
main boom. As yet she has not baen properly
measured. but it ls estim sted that she carries
10000 square feet Of canvas.
Since May % these boats have taken part In
aoxsn sdcf 20 haa ths carrier oaeS me
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selves about thirty minutes faster than the
Ivsrna- which 10 little spesdier than the
Thistle that was beaten about twelve minutes
by the Volunteer in 1887
OF the four new English boats Lord Dun
ravens Valkyrie. designed by G. l. Watson.
extracts the most interest In this country. She
IL Of composite build, 1852 feet on the water
line. 100 feet over all. 20 feet beam. has sail
spread OF 10.207 feet and. according to yacht
racing rules, measures 147.70 tons She has
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adraught of about 10 feet. Her lead. which
Wsighs In the nsighborhood Of rs tons.
10 carried we'll forward with gradual rise,
while aft she is finely tapered In the way OF
I'm down to the heel. giving her tremendous
grip The spar and sail plans arc very
large. he. boom being over 90 feet long;
her propelling power will be In the mainsail.
Her DowsRrit only projects cupboard about III
feet She was built ut tho yard OF David Hen
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wHIx-sxvKN Prrcra
White to play and mate In two movea

vHrrE-sHvEN PfHcHa
white to play and mate in two movea
SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS NOS. 139 AND lao.
The folio wing IL the authors solution to No. 1870.
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j. Q-Kt ?. K-K5; a o-P ch. K-B 4: g. COZ.
.Q-Kt 2. Xxx 3; q o-Kt 6: Z B: 8. RIB O.
!. Q-Kt. 2. XXX 8: p o-Kt 8. R: 3. 90 I.
/. Q-Kt 2. XXX 3; p Q-Kt & P queens: g. R-Be
J., Q-Kt ?. XXX Q; 2. o-Kt 8: P-o 9: 8. RIB O.
l. Q-Kt ?. Xxx 8: ?. o-Kt & PR Q: B. RIB o.
l. Q-Kt 2. XXX 8: ?. o-kt & P-B 8: 8 Q-Q7.
1..o-Kt ?. Xxx 8; q Q-Kt & P-B 4: 8. o-QL
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1.Q-Kt ? K-Ks: 2 Q-Kt & R ext DIRT: RIB q
j. Q-Kt 2. XXX 8: p o-Kt 6. R Z P: .. RIB g
j. Q-Kt2 =. K-Ks: ?. Q-Kt 8. R (R 6)-Kt6: 8 RIB
/. Q-Kt 2. XXX 8: = o-Kt 8. R-R 8; 8. R-Bo.
l. o-Kt .. XXX 8: ?. Q-Kt g. r tR5>-R7; 8R-B6
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/. Q-Kt 2. XXX 8: 2 o-Kt 6. R-Kt s: B. R-BG,
l. o-Kt 2. XXX 8; ?. Q-Kt &. R-Kt 4: 8. R-Be.
mate.
/. Q-Kt 2. XXX 8: ?. Q-Kt s. R-Kt 8: s. R-B6.
mate.
l. Q-Kt 2. XXX 8; 2. Q-Kt 8. R-Kt 2; s. R-B6.
mate.
i. Q-Kt 2. XXX 8; z Q-Kt 8. R-Kt 50: q R-Bo.
l. o-Kt ?. B r; = o-Kt Oh K-B4: B. BOG
i. Q-Kt 2. R Z B: 2 RIB Oh. R: B o-Kt6
mate.
NAM any rom
or or K or moves easily DO followed and need
not be given in full.
CORRECT solutions received from Targent. Newark
New York; 4. W; Hickman Paterson \. J.; Charles
Masterson Buffalo y. Y: Otto Weber. Brooklyn; N. n
Conn., Adoi Ins Ses: ,,, New York
o,te Berger Brookyn: Z W. Wright. New York: FRAN
j.: J. Levy. New York; A Pretty Key. Brooklyn;
Max Erkenberg Brooklyn: Memo. New York;
Eugene Carter. Boston. Mass: a New Hand. New
York: A. n. other. New York; 1t Is u Beauty. New
York; A. S. Richmond. Middletown. n. Y; Rather
Easy. Brooklyn: Charles Smith West Point N Y: No
blesse Obiige Now York; 1t Nearly Beat Me- Paterson,
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ODDS and Eads or SPORTS.

John McGurk Belfast, Irslsnd-James q Mitchell,
New York A. c. holds the record for throwing the 10
gs sSroW Was 4s feet inch TIE sysnt TOOK pso:
the New York A. c. game. Traysrs Island. n " Oct
8. 1892 +,
Mass the game IL played under the rulss making
eight balls count pool ne player who pocLsS the cue
spot the latter and from the rack q. we'll or he
owes q ball II he has none IN the rack. II u 81"
and take Scratch" which means forfsis Of three
poIntA
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Britannia's sail area and spar plans arc much
the Same as her sister YACHT the mainboom
and bowsprit being almost Identical.
Tho Calluna was built BY A. 4 ]. Inglis OF
Glasgow from designs Of William Fife IT., for
Q syndicate Of Glasgow merchants. headed by
Mr.. Peter Donaldson, one Of the foremost OF
Scotch yachtsmen. She ia about 124 feet over
all. 81 .95 feet on the water line. Is feet beam.
10 feet drauRht 9. 5o3 feet satl urea. and rates
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The EI.ar do Lys Passed a. Sea.

The RugiA OF the Hamburg American line. which ar
rived at this port yesterday reports that on Thursday
July q In latitude <ls IL, longitude ca "a she
sail and sho wing < II q Q. bound east
The signal II Y q denotes that iG the Fleur Dc
Lys OF ths New York Yacht club. George Tr5tter.
owner that was seen by the RugA
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about 1901 tons. She varies considerably
cutter which Mr.: Fife has designed thus far.
Her counter, looks to be about 80 feet long
which seems to be excessively rakSd. With
her great beam. the cutter shows high bilRe.
sharp floor and very hollow run. She has a
mall rig. compared with the Watson boats
and the Satanita, which probably accounts for
her rather poor showing thus far. Her lead
keel weighs about 20 tons.
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Of Lord Dunraven's valkyrie. the Prince
Of: Walss's Britapnia. A. D. Clarkes
6atanita. and the Scotch syndicate cutter CAL
luna With the exception OF the Genesta-
Puritan races. none Of the contests for the
Amerioa's Cup In recent years have been close
enough to warrant the belief that the trophy
was In any danger. But this year both the
valkyrie and Britannia have shown them
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ENGLAND'S CRACK CUTTERS.
WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE, AND THEIR
rPERF0RMhSChs THUS EAR.

Great San Spreads esd Trerensous Rigs
tie Huie-The New Yachts Locked Upon
te be Faster thar the volunteer-where
lti I<,ra Dunraven's vsikyrie Exeeis.
American yschtsmen are about equally d.
viding their attention. Just now. between the
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trial trips Of the Americas Cup defenders and
the performances OF the new English cutters
In their early spring races. 30 far no really
accurate pictures or descriptions Of the new
English boats have boon published on this
side OF the water. To-day. however.
rHn Sun presents o series Of illustra-
lions. tsken from actual photographs.
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Gossip or che wAesIIas..

SosSiH % tho "heoit9Sn.
The Syracuse Athletic Club will hold bicycle tour
nAmsnt on Labor Day. -"
The members OF the New York whsslmsn will hold .
club run TO Engiswood day I7F
The twent y-four hour track race for the Cuea oup
will be held az Herns-Hi on July ~ aad 10.
The Orange County wheelmen have decided to hold
thstr postponed races At Goshen Labor nay.
The Liberty whesimsn IL the name OF . nav club
formed In Newtown /, with the following oflesTs,
ffsslaenI y Adee Noe-Prssident r. Hellslesel; SEQ
IsnrL n. ". webb: Treasurer. q. RedbpFgh; Capitals
G Wsiss; Lieutenant y. A. HulSt; coiof Bearer. x
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-09
The following I. the authors solution to No. 40:

Correct solutions also received from Targent New.
Ark ~ j.; Walter y. Right Brooklyn: xander Friend
New York; 4 ", R,ehmsn: Paterson, \: ]: Charles
NasseI.on Buffalo \. Y; o!tS WsSsI; bISoiyn: 4; II
bert Yates Jersey City: Henry v. smith: New YORK
Bodenstsdt: Ne. York; Fred W. Litter. N.ws,k \: j.:
Pretty Key, Bsook!yn; Va. EIssnbsrg Brooklyn:
Hand. New York: A. n. Other New York: r. q W.. New
York; II 10 Beauty New York.
CORRESPONDENCE.
A. &. r.. Middletown. n. Y and William H.. Brook.
lyn-B-B would be the proper defence to Q-Kt 8.
Q. t.. West Point Y.-It Is great pity that the key
move. given above, was not discovered by you.
However. better luck next time. r. c. w. New fork =
THE sUS thought thing ought said abou
IT, A. s. r., Middletown N. Y.-You in the wrong
this time. re. ". was more than justned in apply:
now; Edwin r. Baldwin Jersey City:-Your solutions
late aud could not be acknowledged last week Matter
with the same week. samuel Ttnsiey Losdon.-TIE
sux will try to accommodate you. although there Is
nothing going on at present
REMARKABLE END GAME.
At a game played by consultation between two SEQ
tions OF tho Budapest Chess Club. the following posi-.
ton was arrived at: