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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the rcfrcshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; eiiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in '50c and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed ON every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
AMONG THE cArrLBMEN.

W. ua.r,u and wife of Amarillo
~ ii"','" H. tI,rr,n renr.sents
are IN the city ~, Mt, ii nans" Of Grcnr
N,ius q ~, and in order to put himself
IN nm, n,.,,,n ~ 70 meet the cattemen of the
state win soon move 10 'n' '"''' H'"''
qSS WI, a.,,,,ouse of Decatur. a promi.
nent cattleman OF Wise county, was III
the city yesterday, 49,, .t.,.
FL Farmer Of Aledo came 10 the eilE
YESTERDAY lie han anv peS cattIe ' Xix yS suH
and still has q few on hand.
Jot J. Smyih OF liasca '"me up YES
thousand head Of ieeaeFs thi year year ana
round the business very Satisfactory
n. Il, Smith Of Crockett county stopped
of yesterday on the WAY home from ms
turing several thousond his steers
=. atNsa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
AROUND THE PANTHER CITY.
THERE WAS LITTLE OF INTER
EST YESTERDAY.
YESTERDAYS FIRE.

About $50 yesterday morning al
alarm was turned In from box 50. corner
Adams and Daggett avenue. caused By
FIRE In an unoccupied house on West
Daggctt avenue, belonging TO Ret Mr..
Martin OF this city. The flames had
made good hendwny. and il wns lfnpQs-
siblc TO save the house. though the dc
partment made q good run. The FIRE was
undoubtedly incendiary. The house was
CouUlptcly dpstrOyed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
EXoiiLLENr RAINS,

Y d. McNIurray Of Colorado City.
sheriff Of Mitchell county and NJ Carter.
county attorney Of the saue county.
passed through Fort Worth yesterday.
en,routc to their homes FROM Clarendon.
where they have been in attendance on
cattle theft cases.
The gentlemen report that excellent
rains have lately fallen In the Colorado
conatry and the country adjacent. and
have given much needed relief to stock
men.
Nhe rains were abundant, and will
produce hne grass for the fall season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
DOGS ARE STILL SAFE,

Those CANNES who We're tremblingly
awaiting the advent of the dog-catchcr aud
his wagon drew long breath of relief yes
tcrday when it was learned the wagon
would not start out because of hitch
in the contract, the man who is to be
dog-ratcher wanting certain clauses made
more specific. This delay is only tenn
porary, however, and those cannes who
ant 10 20 to dog heaven via the water
roufn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
TESTING TINE WAITER MAINS.

Another test of the water mains was
made yesterday and break occurred on
the Rusk street line at 1916 pounds pres
sure. The opinion now is that the ltusk
in the mains show the iron Is pretty
badly honey-combed and that the iron
used was too hard. the composition
not being Of the quality that should have
been used. On the whole the breaks
have not been as numerous as expected,
and the pipage system of the works is
said TO have stood the tests thus far reas-
ouably VOL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
FOR ASSAULT TO MURDER.

Alice Pearson, who resides In tho vi
cini,y of Fifteenth and Jones streets,
was arrested yesterday morning aud plac-
ed In Jail charged with assault to muir
der in drawing a pistol ON Guyles Ped
dies
She will he given q hearing ia Justice
Handles court next Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

child Of Mr. Warner, some 6 or { years
of age. and struck il. while going at fun
speed. knocking the little one down and
.niuring IL pretty seriously
There Is great deal of complaint that
many riders when mounted ON their
wheels. do not pay sufficient attention To
pedestrians, but whirl through the crowd
Ell streets as fast as they can work the
pedals There Is no ordinance regulating
fast riding ON wheels. and the police con-
sequently are pOwer.pss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
IN nm JUSTICES cornTs.

Justice IRhndc had somewhat Of lay
oil yesterday, hut Justice Kennedy dis
posed Of the following unfortunatrs;
Charles Taylor. yagraucy; 50 and
costs; jun Brown, yagrancy, 81 aud
costs; George Moore vagrancy, s. aud
VIII Biivens, for the sane thing, 50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10
Catarrhal
Bronchitis and
Consumption
Can be cured
if properly
treated.


ms NJ lIHhI " M VThIfLfUH SNIOs
About ten yeats ago | had the measles.
They settled on my lungs; l have had a
cough ever since. l contracted caturrh ami
PrYnehitis. Eor 'he last past two years
been doctoring all the time, l have lost
ncsh mud strength l would cough and
ipg HID durng he 9ay 'W Was SNS5S ETh
hawking and splitting und clearing my throat
! have had fever for over four months
could not get anything 10 stop It. My
breath became 50 short that could scnrccly
work about the house. | am sue | hal
consumption. tried all the best doctors and
was recommended for catarrhal bronchitis
aud consumption, but gradually grew worse.
pGtel unless I took liver medicine i hal
! hnh spent MI my money aud lost all hope
q ever being able 70 take care OF my lii
Ito family. ! was Induced TO Try nr IL ~
Fisk. but | was afrnid he would do mo no
good, He examined my case aud sail In
and from the beginning bean 10 hnSrI my
NV cough Is almost gone Aiy catnrrh docs
not bother nue.. My appetite is good Nv
thing have not been able 10 DO Tor lan,,
time, I cannot say too much in praise n
do slsk 10 fs Sso hS rasHd nue. from Tho dead
fcIent frou, any ! over tsel. cnn clcsr.
fully recommcnd Or. FISK, for he has ', done
49, J; NJ lhls X mark HAMILTON.
,s 1iaahiey' IarFant county, Tex, June 9TH.
Re warned In time and attend +, vorr
health 1t Is Of the utmost Inportnncs ~ M
y n . p5,eIInt Yourself to candid success,
De- II. W. Fisk CURES CATARpIL DIS.
EASES OF WOMEN, BRONCHITIS, KIN.
NEf' LIVER, BLOOD aud nervous Dis.
eases, DlABErEs. nRoPsY. pI.ADDpr
TROUBLES, corca, Cst vltus Dance. Rheu'
matism Piles Fisiula aud ali forms Of
chronie and Blood Diseases Medleme furn'
ished at the Office. ~" AZ
TREATMENT ny MAIL.
The system OF luau treatment ,,,o,,,., A..
u ,d ~ ", FISK saarantees the SAME soo;l
ISsW.s 10 those suhmltting thelr sssas
come In person. =" 'uose who
Write Tor diasaosiic blank. II win A.
sS.ins yVnr SYMPTOMS accurately. N "
IL , ofl 20 for men. Busl1ess strict.
r. w. FISK, M. D.
n - -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

Talks on WEST TEXAS.

Sam Smal's lecture, ST. Paul's NJ. L.
church, Friday, $40 p. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

George Clark. 1T. W. and D.. GGoG
Joe Scully, n. aud P....... .. GO7G
John Mccarthy, Cotton Belt. ... $3.50
Dave 1'ubin, r. and P......... 1850
y. II. Woodward, II. and +. 3Dl9
w. r. Bell IT. w. and De-. 2gS9
". NJ Ilanncy, II. and Y. Can. 2O3O
NJ. $. Bugcrt, r. aud Pm. 275l
II. i. Farmer, Rock Island ..... 2OS2
l., A. Koran. II. aud p. ...... lOSS
!. W, Dixon, Rio Grunde. nam. 1872
H. Sinclair r. and p.......... 1862
Jas. Connor, II. aud p.....,.. 1875
q, w. Richards, r. and Pc. 1850
@. W. Smith. T. and P......... 1625
Frank Paul. 4. aud p........... l1S2
$. NJ. Garrett. r. and P....... 1874
Chas Elliott II, and P......... $50
Is, Cobb, Gotten Bct.,,........ $50
j. Alyogd. TT, W, and D......... T0g
]. +. Ingram, n. and Pm. 5gT
Chas IInrrcll, Cotton Belt. 80
w, b., Settle, II. and r. C...... 1O3
j. ID. Petty ................. 40
EVANS x ROE.
Henrietta, Tex Aug S, 1893,
Evans ~ Roe. Fort Worth
Gcntlcmeu-l have Just tried the $50
shoes sent me several DAYS ago and am
well pleased with them. You will please
east the votes due me for the News
boys Friend George CLARK.
Yours truly,
JOHN l.. ANDREWS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-10

.,isro,u the Barroam to the pulplt.r hv
So, Sn,,r I'M fnninns GeorS,ar. rrilay
nisSt NJ X Pans " y chnrrA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

victory 10 the Metropolitan Chess club by ~ 10 ~
Niter the conclusion 81 play dinner ana YEA ~
hod, ana in the evening smoking concert III VIM
upward oi 100 gentlemen were PIE stnt
Already there j. talk Of sill larger match between
the cry Of London and the Metropolitan. one hun
dT.d ana forty side i spoken Of
Boatracr week" commenced OIL March 10. and dur
Ing Tie following DAYS the usual universities matches
were played on the Goth the United Universities
Of London Chess Ciub when The City Won 10y II 10 ~
ON March II the United Universities played olNaeA'
when the county won ~ 10 to .
ON March - the United Universities played the
British Chcs, Clb the latter winning by II to u.
The Int,r.urIvcr,ijio,' match WIS PLAYED on March
-. Cambridge achieving decisive victory by 10
oxford For III, first time III the annual m"c"
stop clock, were used and time limit Of twenty
moves am hour .rforc,d III, is The twenty first an
mai pafcn l,,t,,,rn CamLliGgc and oxford and Of
these Cambridge has WOE !. OXFORD u ana mas oo'
drawn.
Mr.. II. f. rrd was on visit TO South Wales IN
The middle Of March. IN various local rfib, VI; IId
IN all PLAYED llO winning 1873. drawing and losing .
J. l.. Han Of bradford. has won The Yorkshire
championship for The season ly dci'a'lhg octh "iu'
IT, OF Dcwslury. on March -.
Mr. Tln,lcy +, on provincial tour and has given
highly successful exhibitions Of simultaneous pay NJ
Waford. Maidstone. oxford Dudley. Derby. Kcdditch
birmingham and other places. lie intends 'isi'Ih5
most Of the northern chess centres.
Gn March Is GLASGOW defeated Edinburgh by - IL
To GI2.
ON March 90 a new chess club called the Insurance
Chess club WAS inaucuraicd AT No. II QIr'l-'''
,,nc,rsidc London. when Mr. Elacklurnc gave ~ cN
nihton of blind0ld play. out OF eight gaines played
ne won five and drew three.
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COREESP DNDENCE.
pIlpI NJ 100.

7
Correct solution received from -adic :. Kelsey wal
linrfIrl conn: Il. G. Walker. ~" l"rl.: - H. r.
Nov Yorh: Arthur Eohiu-ou New York. j. = H.. IT,
80 NnrI. Nhir G. White Sew York: :. r. KIM.
Jr,nkI,u y y. Professor y. l.. Perry. EiN'rh'id'
= y Eichard +. lall, Troy, y. v Rev Lou H.
IahI,r Maiden y y: \. = Richmond. Middle 10" d.
y J.. Dr. \. II. Baldwin. NorWah' ''nn' Ut. y. -
Uawr, Merton U.i-ht-. Conn. Il. S'nnl'F' ,'rli!''
y J.. T. G. Gri~wod. Boston, Ma. l. :. MaSu".
Ililndcll hia Penn. waldo \. ku"nL"l prir',,
Ni,l: Gcnre, T.. F,--cudcn, lio,i"n. M'"-. =. y.
Donald Nov Trui' wick. y. j.: {. W. lulH.m.
-u5iyt.'u Dnvvil. y. v: /. II. Underwood y. y.
Edwin H. baldwin. Jersey cts.
" L. knight. Eo.'Jn Na,,.-l. Your soinl"n Is
CORRECT = Nou can obtain the numbers IN p"'-
lion direct from the Editor.
PROBLEM 80. 10
Additional correct solutions received from Hlcnar'
= Ilnll Troy. y. y: Edwin H. Baldwin. Jersey CIV
y 1. C,o,r.,. H. T,-~.ndrn Boston. Ma'-.' Nuu;iih
FitIc Ialiimor.. Md: :. \. Woods. spring Mis-
POM Morii, y Tyue. Decatur. M. , ~,
H. Euuh.r Ilill-. Ill: W. l.. White, Fellows fAl 10
Win / Or -. I-B and no mate IN U.s."
p. II. Crrear. Annandalc. y. LII Q =.
/ K-K .. 81
TX y Il: Ok >. l-Q >.
PROBLEM ~. 147
Ad6ii-nal corr ct ,olnt on received rom J. T. vi r.
r.njimin +. Grant Butte Nch.-f CO :.
H l. :. . u T. .. move and escape.
W A. Pratt. GicuWood lowa.-f e l. '.
GAarl,. F. Homcrich. Nebraska CITY. Nrb.-If
| Il kt /, l Pr q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
Wovry Dry0TNcE THE RUSSIAN TREATY.

,hloago tp.fl -.-Du-Ai's attempt - OBTAIN I'"f
g., l,in,, l,,L d, I'm. siberian dungeons every "Ale
who liza. found q refuge In this country ana '"e up
t.,r.nf readiness OF ConSr">, - grant '"' "'iu''
wa, vigorously denounced at the meeting % me
women, Aniencc OF Illinois At IN" Palmer house
last cvonin. Mrs. Corinne :. Brown oh"rel q r''e
lurlou. which VA, unanimously m'sd a'hihs u4at
such treaty should not De ratified uh'll NE '''1''
,,,b country should sustain identical relations 10
their respective nations.
Mr., Florence Nrlly IN supporting the resolution
described wholesale arrests OF Russian sui"lh IN
The University If switzerland when, In - ne
tr.oty between that country ana Russia WAS ehec'Ni
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IN THE BERhSHIEE HILLS.
TIMBER CUTTING CAUSES AN ALAEMING DE.
GREASE ~ THE WATER SUPPLY.

TtMnEE CUTTING CAUSES IN ALARMING DE.
GREASE ~ TIE WATER SUPPLY.
Iftt,,leld. Mass. April : (-pcclab.-The forest, of
Pork ,hir. Comfy LaN" been AT Tn" mercy OF th"
woodman's axe for the last hw years that The hlI
owncrs along ID" stream, OF ia" I"nNA'"hc ana
IIoo-ac river, are becoming considerably alarmed
l,cau," they have discovered that their wat"rp""'I
i, diminishing year 10y year. The greatest slaughter
Of timber /, on Gr,yock Mountain and IT. footili,
T.i, winter thousand, Of cord, Of wood hay" been
drawn down from the mountain sid, FIR the VAR "'
lime. kiln, 81 Cheshire. Adam, and oth"r places along
'h. lloo.ac River. Through the Influence 81 william
H. Plunkrtt who had charge Of the wai"rw"rk' J"r
or,, YEAR, something lih, 900 acre, 81 land have
been purchased on every I'd" Of the lake. 80 that
tli- ciiy own, f.. The timber Will J." allowed 4"
crow up. 80 HAT "a" water supply f. safe for the
,ufar.. Tie paper mill, I'm Dalton Of cNGo,ernof
V,.ton ana the Crane, and IN" wooll"n mill, FL
lIin dale have suffered or lc~, from IL" fact
hat the streams hay" been considerably diminished
hy tho wood having been cut OIL in that locality.
I'm L.noN there. ha, been considerable timber cut
of. bui III" present water supply !, not Affected 10y
H. Tie cotiac,r, there have taken measures to pre-
vent tA- timber being cut from the surrounding hill
They have accomplished INF, by buying mp large
tracts of Lands. Mr. >cLormcrlorn. for Instance ha,
purchased several thousand acre, on the mountain
Id. In the town Of Washington. and proposes to L."
country near the LcuoN depot (, owned by a syndi-
cate which purchased II for the purpose Of protecting
H. The north Adam, water supply wa, - dmin.
shed Us slipping Of The timber from IN" hill, where
ihr od reservoir va, located that III" town had 10
90 into southern Vermont and build Rev reservoir.
rli- now water supply ha, cost IN" town more than
10000 Much Of tee tul "r i l"rc stripped from
cor,.irr.i1 y d.mini.h,d on tii account. one 81
d., w.aopIl reason, Why lhr farm, In n" hill
len cut oG and drawn into the centres. whore It
brought good prize and now The farm, are denudcd
Of and linN" ~cant water supplyS.
Iit -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
Wife seven pieces
NOTES.

NOTES.
(a) r-B 3 as played by Andersen against
Morphy Is stronger, as II gives White an additional OPP
ton for the retreat cf the Bishop and prepares
promp, centre attack with tie Tawns.
(bl ... Castles and If . B-Kt ). which Black
evidently wished to avoid. Q XIX =; would h.
considered preferable by modern PLAYERS.
(c) For White could now institute strong alta k
by o Pc 4. . PIP; 10 PXp, 10 Ext ,: Il
Kt-B ,. and If II E. P-Kt >: l. XIX and
obviously the cannot be taken on account OF
Go ,.
Cdl The Bishop more valuable than The piece
exc angel or aud moreover 20 Instead provided
opening for II good attack while after the text
move he is placed on The defensive.
(cl Another weak move which assists the adver
sary's attack
If Tie III is evidently helpless here. Kt-o =
or X ~ preferable.
(gl such speculative sacrifices with the view Of re-
covering the material subsequently, generally an
certain and the simple protection Of th" = by XXX
= much more In order lie could also play
now CQr after XIX y ktno with the view Of
entering . > or else b / lin caor Hlach cN-
changed the and Queens aft'rwArD thuo giy-
ing time for the recovery Of The b, attacking lh H.
IN hi, splendid move with is deep consequences
was The stumbling block Of White, Generalization.
zee diagram.
dl >cnor >icrc WAS evidently strong PLAYER.
After 'olcrably strong ighi In tn mann ne n ,'
If - kt-B or-Kt ,. - pxr :, 10 3. lor =
E-H 2 or = = y = * and nd Tin''i - c 70
k-B =; II TX 3. 81 Pc followed 10y Il ~ J.
with winning game.
IL The cd style" in which the final catastrophe"
Is prepared by the worlds master cOald nlt be- I'm
proved upon In modern play.
ID White j. Il clear piece behind his side +
Blocked, and if he exchanges r. by E-K hi, Q
side Iawns must fall soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

2-Kt-B 81 * 81 mate
The problem admits. however. Of another solution
beginning with R-kt dis ch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
SELECTED GAMES.

Senior Vazqucz announces in hi, chess column
FL Figaro" that he has made the highly Interesting
discovery Of two games PLAYED by Paul Morphy nj
Havana during his visit in Cuba in l3G2. which
have not yet been published in any collection Of
games of the great master. The enc which we
give below played against SenOr Felix sicrc who
then, before the arrival Of senior G0lmavo one
year later. the Cuban champion. The other
played bllndfOld against Young lOrcd slave Of
Scrc, who showed great chess talent. His
name was Joseph Maria >icrc. bat he much
weaker than his master, after whom he was sulnamed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

10 by 50 feet Dimensions and FIVE stories hlgh Inc
halls 10 be plciou, and circular IN plah ana 'he s''
,a.- viii be- OF iron and marble.
The suite, will consist In general, each 81 a study u
Ms feet, and two bodron,s. each sNl0 ret M"-t 'l
the ,ttngroJms Will face the court and Will b. Afh"u
by windows. Some of tho rooms if'nuhs the Pua4
rinelc viii have orc windows. and private Nc'iDu -
vl Il. provided for each apartment whcr" pa LcdDt.
All the -ittins-ro,m, VIII hiN" oi'n h"lIi''-. !"
new dorn0ry which f., 10 BE- rerroof. will be- the no
connoGou, Oil the campus, accommodating uO'Vt ~
.tud "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

-.rtI,r,d,e un.... NprlI ; l,pociaD VT. and Mrs.
, :, p,rrh of ia. Stocklridge House. who have
,a,n .n.rdinc the winter I'm Florida ar" "Npcid
,on. early next week. Applications have "'h com
in, I'm rapidly for rooms during I'd" last Jew ""S'
large addition has been made to Ia" hot'i. n'"'hns
,l,. capaciiv Of n" dining room aiu H''l"- "''r
thirty sleeping rooms. , NJ rlsL.ra,
DR. Henry VI Field. Mr.. Choai" ana Mr r'"A' ,
md other coitasrIs viii occrlF in'F pr ~.
There have been many apphau"'' ''' '''
hOn~">. H., -.. b,It last Monday
Ihn TOWN wont FOR ~ nC,n,' ~ u,W'I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
WARRANTS FOR PITTSBrRf NEWNAPEh SbN'

Iftt-burg. April 6.--toekholder1' directors "'a
propr.rors Of sunday new spap"ra ana MONDAY morh'
in. n,p.r, that do any work before midnight Oh sun
d,v ,r. Z, lr made the defendants I'D IN" urill
chang, pr..,ir,d D.. III" l." am order society.
AGENT Clur. of Tia" society. say tn're are apot
100 warrant, against -uch people. yesterday
r. " IInr,ton. business manager OF an afternoon
d,ilv wa, fined 80 each three counts charging
Bin, vi,h sabbath decoration. Other eases against
nronctors and mana gers 70 be- taken up At once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

u,, .,,uiug an the hou-e Of Mr.. IL. NH
- M''' - ,minrntly successful. ia" two iaro's,
Nh,'", n,I. rr,ncal-" and " III" 'omca countess"
hl va ,itt ulur -piiit. ana IN" nudl"u," 81 M
',IG cu',t. w., enthusiastic They are To l.. svsn
VIZ" Amy of Music Later IN IA" month Tor The
~ W. " " II g. l. building fund. The liish
'ho" uor, cd or hand a. ,h@a'r'a m,G@,'
"AN 'nntr,I it'll They had N"sN larG" nuhl"nce
~ "n ,t - "a GOOD sum for IA" graduating lnHd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
CHESS NEWS.

The picked team Of III" Franklin Chess club. OF
PHILADELPHIA. have mad" an excellent score a.Iiu-t
tr,ir visitor Herr Wabroli. who IN tn la, part
Of his engagement only won ! against " Moran.
lost and drew agan, Robinson. ana also droN
each against Me,>r,. hampton and Wilson. Herr
Wa5rodt opened lii engage mon at Boston with two
games against the rising young player Mr. PHI
bury. who scored vclorie. in botA game, for the
70 al club
The Manhattan G oss Club has removed - II, now
quarters In tie United Charity Builhn, corner If
fourih-ave. AM Twenty second II. A. their .enf
rfrly meeting ii was voted 10 raj" a." annual
G.c> of IN" club 10 Slf.
ntriiHy. March l.. wtA"-> i high i',tival
at Cannon street HOTEL London, T.. g. III Tie after
noon monster match Of I.0 PLAYER, >idr PLAYED
between the Ludgac Circus Chess Club and ia"
Ne,ropontan Chess Club Tho result gave Il brilliant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
lADS Jirgg..

THESE twelve beautiful babies de
figuring and blood diseases with loss OF hair
after the best and al other had
saAcrs almost painful for Of
om itching and burning and other n and blood Add
this the terrible Disagreement and life seemed scarcely worth the
living Bat these but examples Of hundreds
iMfD They may be heard village Grateful
mothers proclaim them EVERYWHERE
the marvellous Of this
the
relief permit Sleep point permanent
because speedy them
Cures made infancy and childhood speedy and permanent
~ "AI.L ABOUT THE BLOOD. SKIN, SCALP AND HAIR"
pages 800 diseases, 50 illustrations and testimonials Mailed