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Reports Expected.

About twenty-five reports to the Secretary
Of the Interior are due. The most import
ant ones which will arrive about the lst
OF september are those Of the architect of
the Capitol, superintendent of the hot
springs reservation, government hospital for
the insane. commissioner of the land office,
Indian affairs, pensions. education Rarisan
canal. government directors of the Union
Pacific railroad, patents and reports from
the governors Of Alaska Oklahoma. New
Mexico, Arizona and Utah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
Chaplain Baaao-ox

Rev: Samuel w. Hsddowoy. chaplain of
the House of Representatives. is suffering
under severe attack of nervous prostra-
ton, believed to be the result of working
OF Bright's disease upon his system. Last
Monday the exertion he made to reach the
Capitol was too great for him. and he had
to be taken home Mr. Haddoway's condf-
ton y reported to be such as to arouse
serious apprehension on the part OF his
friends. Rev. Isaac W. Canter of this CITY
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
A New Conflden,,n, f,.r.

the register Of the treasury has appointed
Mr.. W. G. Milliken Of Tennessee SiS CO..
ndential clerk in place of Miss Florence
Davies who for many years was the CON
ndential clerk to Gen. Rosecrans. Miss
Davies Is the daughter OF Capt Davies. a
child Of Madame Cecilia Kretchmar Smith
the well-known singer, formerly connected
with the choir Of st. Aloysius and other
churches. O o'iier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
A COutPact Awarded

On the recommendation Of the suporyis-
ing architect, the Secretary OF the Treas
ury has awarded the contract for the con-
struction of a boiler house. boiler plant,
&C., at the bureau Of engraving aid print
ing, to Campbell G. Zell Of baltimore, at
their bid of S24S49. There were thirteen
bidders for this work, of which number
eight were local firms. The Baltimore firm
was the lowest responsible btlder, accord
ing to Architect O'Rourke, and was awai d.
ed the contract. The work is to be COM
pleted in three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
Cipher Messages to Brasil.

Secretary Gresham today received a cable
message from Minister Conger at Pe.ropo-
lis Brazil saying that cipher messages to
Santos are now permitted. This will be in
teresting news to all merchants doing bus
mess with Brazilian ports. who were pro-
hibited from using cipher messages 10 SAN
tos during the recent troubles In Brazil.
There will now be no interruption in trade
relations between New York and Brazil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
THE HOUSE.

Mr.. Goodnight KyD introduced G bin 20
create the eastern judicial district Of Ken-
lucky. Referred.
Mr.. Flynn cokis-) introduced a bill grant,
ing to settlers on certain lands I'm Okla
homa the right to homestead entries.
The House then resumed the considers
ton Of the rules and Mr.. Pfcklers amend
ment TO increase the membership Of the
committee on rules from five to niue was
rejected
Mr.. Hooker's amendment TO increase the
membership to eleven was also lost
On motion OF Mr.. Kflgore cTex) an
amendment was adopted giving the COM
mittee on ways and means jurisdictisa
over all measures purportins TO raise
revenue.
The purpose OF the amendment was %
bill and the oieomargarine act from being
referred by the Speaker TO the committ<e
on agriculture. as has been done heretofore.
Mr. Hooker's Amendment.
Mr.. Hooker Aiiss) moved TO strike from
the rules the section which refers all pro-
posed action touching the order OF business
to the committee on rules. This rule. he
said. would take from the great standing
committees OF the House all authority ana
vest all power in one committee compose1
OF five members. IL simply meant 10 rele<
gate to five members all the powers OF the
House. II IL were adopted the title Of the
committee on rules should be changed and
II should be known as the ''steeriag com
mittee."
Mr.. Catchings Aiiss.) denied the tr,:th of
the declaration that under the proposed
rule the committee on rules could controj
the other committees.
The motion was lost-5-G
Mr.. Stockdaie fMiss) offered an amend
ment requiring the committee on rules 10
report to the House within three days any
proposition referred to IL, upon the request
OF one-ffth of the members present and
voting. Lost.
Mr.. Springer Qn) offered an amendment
giving the committee on banking and cur
rency the right TO report at any time upon
matters relating 10 banking and currency.
Mr.. Cannon QllD seconded his colleagues
amendment. Important matters might
come before that committee. The country
demanded a settled policy on the matter
Of the currency and he, therefore, was In
harmony with the amendment
Mr.. Springer said that the committee on
accounts. which had in charge merely the
accounts OF members and of the House
employees, had right TO report at any time
The same privilege should not be denied 70
the committee which had charge Of the &C.
counts of the government
Mr.. Grosvenor COhio) said that there was
no necessity for granting certain privfl-
already given to the committee on rules
full power to call up what business n
pleased and there was no need to 40 fur
ther.
er's amendment by including the commit
tee on coinage. weights and measures In
the list of committees authorized to report
at any time.
Amendments Adopted.
Mr.. Kilgore's amendment was agreed to.
Yeas. lS3: nays, Sc. Then the vote re-
CURED upon Mr.. springer's amendment a,
a. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31

Commander Henry Glass mas been ordered
to examination for promotion. Commander
Chester, detached from the Constellation
and assigned to the Naval Academy; En-
sign Armistead Rust to the Plnta in Alaska,
September IA: Ensign W. w. Gilmore, de-
tached from Pinta, ordered home and grant,
ed two months leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
Mr.. Bfssell's Callers

MI Don NJ. Dickinson was at the Post
Ohce Department today. 1t was said that
the visit was purely a social one. but in
around the department in reference ~ ,he
Detroit postmastership the visit is believed
to have some connection with that matter.
senators Brice and Lindsey were among
TO-DAY NciSidi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
no EARLY ADJOURNMENT.
The idea Seems to Have Been Gener-
ally Abandoned.

All idea Of an early adjournment this ses-
sion seems to have been abandoned by those
in the House who were advocating II a
short time ago. and II is universally ac-
cepted that the work OF the session win go
right on with no interruption except pos
sibly q brief recess In October, and even
that seems improbable. The sentiment in
favor remaining here to go on with the
work Of Congress Is growing In strength.
also in the Senate, 80 that at this time there
is practically no QUESTION raised against a
continuous session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31

Reports received by the weather bureau
show that the hurricane has moved north
east, and IL now central near the mouth of
the st. Lawrence river. The storm covers
pear-shaped radius with Montreal at the
point corresponding to the juxtaposition of
pear and stem. Halifax IL on the eastern
outskirt Of the hurrican's circumference,
Eastport, Me-, on the south and Fathers
Point on the north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31

The Secretary Of the Interior has op-
proved the Northern Pacifc's clear J.st o<
section No. s. comprising 419..54i acres, ly-
ing within the grant Of the spokane Falls
land district. Clear lists No AMI 3. under
grant to the Florida Cen.rat and PeninsI-
lar railroad, are also approved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
The Baltimore to Sail,

There has been some delay in the de-
parture of the cruiser Baltimore from New
York for the Chinese station, but 1t is now
pretty well settled that she will start in
day or 80. The trip will be made by way
Of the Suez canal and will take about three
months time. The Baltimore will relieve
the Lancaster as flagship of the station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31

Fight Between an Editor and the City
ADMINISTRATION at Little Rock
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. A--At a
meeting Of the city council held Monday
night a resolution was passed by an al
most unanimous vote instructing the chief
of police to suppress the Little Rock Tri-
bune. a weekly paper edited by Kellogg
o. Gould. a former st. Louis printer.
Yesterday afternoon Gould applied to the
county court for an Injunction TO prevent
the city from carrying out its threat
The Tribune started about three months
ago, since which time IL has waged bitter
warfare against Mayor Hall. the board of
aldermen and the police department II
charged among other things that the ad-
ministration stood in with gamblers and
the saloon element and winked at vice in
all its phases.
Alderman Faucette attacked the editor in
his Office few days ago and broke two
chairs over his head. Seven attorneys have
volunteered to assist Gould in his night with
the city.
The chief Of police has received instruc-
tions to arrest every person caught at
tempting to sell Gould's paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
CLOSING UP HIS ACCOUNTS.
Mr.. Patrick Exan Has Had Interviews
With Secretary Gresham.

Mr.. Patrick Egan. who represented the
United States at Chile during a critical
period in the history Of those two countries.
and who is credited with good share in
the amicable settlement of the Baltimore
incident has had several interviews with
Secretary Gresham at the State Department
during the past week. He is closing up the
affairs of the United States legation at
Santiago, so far as his administration Is con-
cerned, and expects to leave for his home in
q few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
silver Purchaaes.

The Treasury Department yesterday pur-
chased $4,000 ounces Of silver at their coun-
ter offer OF $o.7475 per ounce. This. with
the $4,000 ounces purchased earlier In the
day at the same price, will make the total
purchases for yesterday 226.000 ounces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
CONsTRUING THE GEARY LAW.
A Decision by Judge Ross I'm the
8. Court at Los Angeles.

A Decision by Judge Ross I'm the L..
s. Court Mt Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. I.--Judge
Ross. in the United States district court,
yesterday handed down an opinion declar-
ing that the warrant for the arrest OF China
men under section 6 OF the rseary law can
be issued when the complaint and its veri-
fications are reported in proper form.
This sixth section is the registration
clause that caused SO much sensation.
Members of the trades unions made appli-
cation to United States Commissioner Van
Dyke for a warrant for the arrest of a
Chinaman under the registration clause Of
the Geary law.
The commissioner refused the warrant.
Application was made to Judge Ross. No
decision was had for this application.
Last Sunday VIM. F. Lintenor. q farmer,
made application to Judge Ross for n war
rant for the arrest Of All Wong, on COM
plant charging that Wong failed to register
as required by the sixth section Of the
Geary act.
The Judge says that while much regret
ting that an application has been made to
him he feels it, under his oath. his duty to
enforce the laws of the United States in all
cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31

Illness Of Ex-COngressman Alley.
Ex-Congressman John B. Alley is serious
ly Ill at his sons residence in West New
ton, Mass His illness Is caused In part by
a protracted lawsuit which has become
famous as the Snow-Alley case and which
cost the greater part Of his fortune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31

About 10000 people. all tracing their an
cestry TO a common root. assembled al
Peacock, Nj, yesterday. The occasion
was the annual reunion OF the dsseAaaauss
of John Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
THE PRESIDENTS RETURN.

He VIII Reach Here TOmorrw Might
or Saturday.
The President will return to Washington
tomorrow night. unless there Is a decided
change in his present intentions, and even
in that event his return will not be delayed
beyond Saturday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
Cruise of the CHICAGO

Crufse OF the Chicago.
The flagship Chicago and the Bennington,
composing the European fleet, will leave
Portsmouth, England in a few days for
winter cruise in the Mediterranean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
Chief Clerk Of War Department.

Chief Clerk Tweedale Of the War Depart
ment has returned from Asbury Park. Mr..
Hodgkins, chief of the appointment division,
who has been acting chief clerk. left this
afternoon on his vacation, which will be
spent at Asbury Park and in Nova Scotia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31

Government Receipts Today.
The receipts from internal revenue today
were s475, 2i9: from customs, s726, ,027.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
Money Paid Ont.
Illnes. Of Ex-Conxre..mnn Ale,

The total disbursement IN +he Interior
Department today was $207,0nS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
AFTER J793 BALLOTS.

III. s. Bundy Nominated for Congress
From the IrOnton, Ohio, District.
IRONTON, Ohio Aug. 31.-H. S. Bundy
was nominated for Congress by the re-
publicans Of this district on the L.7s3d
ballot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
Fev York Oacs, IS Potter 3uildins.

HE EVENING SrAR Is served to subscribers IN the
cy oy carriers. their account. 1t 10 osots
week, or Ac. per month Copies 1t the counter. Y
cents each By man-any.hsre in the United States or
Ssnsda-postaxs prepaff-50 csnts per month
SAruRDAr QU ,DRUPLE SHEET STAB ii. 90 per year ;
with foreign postage AIDED. "a 90.
lEntered at the ost once Washington. D. c.. q
eeeond-clsss mail m after.
= All mail subscriptions must Be paidin advsncs
Rates Of advertising made known on application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sPRITUALIsM.-MISs MAGGIE GAULE OF Ball
fn0ss I'm ; the "Gnds5fgl db1 Fsdi9 4 NH MSTns n HAL
day Fridays), SOo st. NV. au3l
| SPIRITUALISM-MRs. r. s. COwING. WASHING
tons favori1e test medium, viii bold her THURS
e. NV. instead Of at her residence: as formerly
Doors open 7:3o. Remember the change. lt'
LEBANON LODGE. No. A, A. Nat THE
the NJ IT. degree VIII Be conierred. BUsa Brethren n
insiteS matte, to be present By q oraa5 SfxUl ~ n
HON. =: a: PICKLER OF SOUTH DAKOTA IS
Gs1 Gsnn u; Tno%ss %% Post go. G. 4: r.. which meet.
the post are earnestly Eeauessed to Se p9ssst q
bringing wives and daughters, and to extend an
to to meet with rs. {. T. sEXvEY. ADJ ISjt. e It:
THE WEST END ". G. r. q. WILL HAVE
charge Of temperanee tent service. 18th and Il
% s:.. ne Ma. bs' g Il Hfea%s. Mn G1sSs smith "a
EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO THE FIRST
birthday reception Of Haines' washington Store.
9Th and Pa. ave- Sc, on FRIDAY EVENING,
ised. and all will be welcome. 1t
MR.: R. T: WARWICK EXTENDS 10 HIS
friends and the public generally a cocdial invi-
tation to attend the formal opening Of his bill
Hard and pool pariors. AS 18th st. NV, THIS
COOL WEATHER MAKES
t.,.1d us think Of winter. and thoughts Of winter
days. Fix up the interior Of your house VOW
e..t wss too Sns New Mants. done,
&c Isu $ sss SET The MAJ Nantes. isa ais 4%s: a~, Ga.
an, NJ. ROCHE. Manteis. g..
auol 716 18th o.. NV.
I HAVE $4,000 n CASH TO INVEST N CITY
particulars. to 3. s.. Star once. 'i sasi-st ''
ONCE MORE THE JUG.
Once more We harp upon that gallon jug
OF nne family claret at 90c. gallon of
such claret a. this for 90c. 10 an offer you
cannot AFFORD to skip. just drop a line,
Sc: 8. D." QUICK cfI' BE- 6GS
TOKALON WINE CO.,
e14 18th st. NV. Telephone sos. aus1
FALL on THE BRAIN.
suitable .utumnai eiothe. As . starter
coat and vest for $3.50 Beat 1t If you
y. FED eAIeHELL.
Late OF keen's 41s 18th ct. NV. aust
Weather Tomorrow light rain.
II you read It in our ad. It's 10
WHEN you WANT TO BUILD
Don't waste your time going to the credit lumber
yards for their lowest estimates They
cannot possibly get 'em down A. low
as We can for We deal on Q cash"
basis.
Furthermore, don't be deceived into thinking that
credit lumber yard can offer you any
Inducements for cash-they do too
much credit business to give anybody
Inducements.
Save time BY coming to US drst, and wen 0ow
you how to save money lumber
especially II you have CASH. Cash
sales allow Of small profits. that's the
real secret Of phenomenally low
prices-and tremendous business.
Moldng, a. sampler, is here at 40c. per 100 feet.
LIBBEY. BrTTNGER MILLER
Lumber, MIL work and Builders' Hardware"
Cor. 9Th and New York ave. NV. aust
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Amendments A Adopted.

Mr.. kilgore's amendment was agreed to.
Yeas. l33; nays, Sc. Then the vote re-
CURED upon Mr.. Springer's amendment a,
amended and IL also was adopted-l0e- IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Is GREEN ,s GRASS
of its old time force this summer. because
the grass has been anything but green. L
A., ecapiinss complete only s1.Ie. ~.r
:. green ior me .ate Of looks. This !. best
done st,as s,ss one e e our guaranteed lawn NOV"
BARBER & ROSS. cor. nth and SITS. NV. ausi
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION AND EXGgEsioN H;sTs n
MONDAY, September = , =.
la n .ln isaVss ssa waAt' = a. On NV ''
Tickets. p cents auSo4t
MAsoNIc-A SPECIAL CoM,fUNIcATIoN OF La
fKsIs hs KS ls a 4 81 NJ at r e
TO confer the Z. A.. and NJ NJ. degrees.
.dsSss B order of the " y: = : MERRILL. s.ers..r,
i WISH TO EXTEND MY SINCERE THANKS TO
the Prudential Insurance Company Of A%snes s..s
man Of this city. for their Kindness and prompt
ness in PAYING the claim due d1s me On the policy
truly -? yours. m " RcsINi RAREIkssiiTH. ~
.usoa. sass %s.hiassao. ain ss niSc 3. G.
AMERIGAN sEGUF1rY AND TsTsT co co
snRPEts sHip Ghsli Al:.....sisSoo9
subject to check without notice.
DIaEcToRs: Hutchinson. JohnN.
Brtton. A. T. yenks John
sf6dins ssSi 81 h.n-yr ksssss.I% ks:sss Sssf fbsar,s
Browne u Mills Milne. CalebJ
Burdett. 8. s. Mclean. John Z.
Coates whii.m n Payne. J.ms:a.
puncsnson. Chss c Parker. n. a.
Donovan Daniel Thompson. ". 8.
Emery MatsSswa Ihomss. a.
a.nsss. Henry Wise willard. Henry A
banking House. t4O5 G st
6tora &c Warehouse. 1l4O 18th ST. au3O-Zt
shJ si LOWEST sfa:Sn .eaios.- sasas
PYTHAGORAs.
II you LET REASON guide you In
selsctfnx . typewriter It will tell you
that . typewriter which combines all
the rood points Of all ether standard
ypewriters and great many rood ones
peculiar to itself Is the BEST. The
BEST is also the CHEAPEST. Then
the "DESSMoRE" 10 both the be~t and
the cheapest We sole d. G. agents
for the 'Densmore." Write or CAL for
literature.
COLUMBIA PHoNoGRAPH CO., s27 st. NV.
Z. D: EAsroN. Pres. II. =. CROMELIN. Sec.
HOW BEN BUTLER BECAME RICH.
Benjamin Butler said he commenced when
young to buy improved property ths INSTALL
ment plan fast as his limited means would
allow. The rent received therefor helped him
to meet his payments and as he expressed II
before he knew 1t he owned . house."
His 10 but the experience Of many Of our rich
At Charlton Heights you can secure . valu-
able little house terms Of 91oO down and
els monthly. or you can secure beautiful
building lot terms of Is down and IS
monthly. For full particulars apply to
CAs. L WAUGH. Owner. 6lO = at. n W. au3O
ASSIGNEE'S SALE or ENTIRE STOCK OF r. n.
QUASI Il CO.. CD d 81. Fine line Of imported
cloths, cassimeres and tailOrs' trimmings. Stock
must be sold You half the cost Of q
uir bl purchasing cloth here and having gooda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31

CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY
LAYING CORNER STONE e. s. CAPITOL
For eQuipmen.s of Hats-Masons Odd Fellows
and ell other organizations TO to BRODT's. 419
flth st Rsrairtux done at short notice. Fall
STYLES ready. au12-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31
THE EVENING STAR.

rUBL1SHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Al "VE STAR BUILDINGS.
nol Psnaytvanis Avsnus, corner 11th &c., h
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s H. KAUFFMANN, Pres'I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-31

Continued on Fifth page)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

OF the city literally subscribing for needed opera
house The scheme was started by F. F. Garrettson
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairman Rogers. OF Philadelphia. VINO
have been here all winter. closed their villa al ochrc
Point Thursday. They contemplate going south lot
few weeks.
Stuyvesant Fish. Of New-York. has taken lease
OF the Peleg Hall villa, az the lower end OF behe'"e
ave- This estate had been leased by Heber H. Bishop'
OF New York. who has decided not 10 visit Newport
next season, as a cottage resident. at least
Among the cottage owners here this week were
David King. of Washington. and William T. Duiue"'
OF New-lork.
The death Of Arthur Leary. OF New-lork means
good deal Newport in many ways. lie mas peeh a
constant visitor for years and his sister, MISS heaS'
was the social leader as entertainer at Icast lna
Ir1ry, had as usual. taken a lease OF me i ,
cottage in MIst., tho scene oil nahy ,,e6 c ,nc The
ninments other cottagcrs who have dicd since '.e
season Of 1902 include Mr. August H Whitney Mrs
Worv Matthew'S Rear Admiral A. L: Case. I. >; ~
J. Van Duzen Reed Mrs. Mary A Bruen nd Mrs
Stout General s. W. Crawford, l. D. A. anu Mo-
". ID. Philbrick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
rD White announced mate In SIX moves.
MOTIFS


"a, The old classical defence which has been rarely
adopted since the editor introduced the previous
r-Q T. followed by Or ch In his
match against Signor Dubois In 17G1.
Il, one Of the strongest combinations against the
old line Of play 10 which Black has r,scrtcd.
&C., VI. would recommend tho experiment -. P
KH3 White would any rate fare badly by trying
,o recover the = at with Il ut on account Of
aEN u: 90 i. - II-k thctcr than
OK clp: followed mostly by R-K Il 81.
(d) n very petty combination, which strikes in
favor Of the irt players II the immediate exchange
Of Queens be allowed"
(cJ Not ~ good 1t appears. Kt-o deserved
con ,ldcration.'
~ "I-k > was better"
H.. The Black allie, lose the exchange after this.
but trcy retain two Bishop, and l. Plus with great
power Of re-, ,tancc Ia position.
Ou l. \ 1T or XXX =. either with the view Of con
Uniting BY r. 3. would have made It very hard
fol White to break through with prospects OF advan
lagc.
followed by Xxx >.
% "i'N III cannot be done on account Of the
om oSaT or TX; followed accordingly by rH o.
3, XIX a. 3, XII ), would have T saved i Hn
H. \ strange error Of judgment. After % K-R
~ instead We think that white. would have had
great difficulty In maintaining hi, Pawn. If SO
R-K .; 81 Kt-B g. - XXI ,; etc.
cyc@ an"r B. i X. Kt eli; 3 i ! j. s.
wins, 80 Il y p ch. black bound 10 lose.
:. m See diagram; The 20 mate Is effected by q
(bcsi fo- proongallon 10 II u ch. 40 XXI .
II R-R ch. II X moves; ~ R-R : ch. and
mates next move at 1t or 5 accordingly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
JUDGMENTS ENTERED.

Two judgments. aggrccatlng Si0.4s5, were entered
yesterday against Lewis W. Ropes. formerly an i'm
porter Of straw goods, at Nos 600 and COZ Broadway
In favor OF Elizabeth Ropes one for sii7 100 being In
her favor rs executor OF the estate of Ripley Ropes
ana the other for $1,000 In her favor individuality
Ihey were transcripts OF judgments obtained In the
Kings County supreme Court. and at the Sherin's
once In this city II said that no executions had
tc'h received. Mr. Ropes Is the son of the late
h'Pi"y Ropes. who was president of the Brooklyn
iIu'' company Tor many years, and who, It is said
lel' the son SloOOoO subject 10 the mothers life
Interest
Lewis W. Ropes has been In the straw goods bust
nesS aoout fhTee years. but gave up the business at