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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
SPRING Ar Lax T. " GOD.

MUSIC. TEAS DANCES AND TnEATElcALs AMONG
THE AMUsEMENrs OF THE SEASON.
Lakewood y. j., April l (SpcclaD-That bright.
clear Easter SUNDAY would b. fitting close Ia this
most prosperous icntcn time and usher In promising
.pring season ~ undcnlabc. \ day of such spring
liz. sphcr. and clear skies all Lakewood PEG
plr know and call Lakewood weather. i earnestly
hoped for. Preparations being mad" on every sid"
for this day. The hotels and boarding houses are
ready for III. many people expected. there VIII be
visitors at the cottages and with the hoped for weather
Lakewood will rejoice In the return Of the faircst
Of as0ns. The churches have prepared elaborate
musical programmes and exquisite decorations ar"
being arranged This week has been quiet one, with
a large attendance at the services OF Passion Week
ard Good Friday.
The music at the hotels this week offers unusual
endowment to all music lovers. Tonight at the Lake
house orchestra will BE- largely increased for
the Instrumental part Of the concert. The soloists
Mile. Maiccla Indie. soprno Mme sofia
scach contralt0 Signor MOntcgino. tenor, Nahan
Frankie, violin, and a. Iodc, cornrt. The programme
will consist, In II large measure Of selections from
Nrrds OPERA II Trwatorc." On Easter evening
there will be sacred concerts at the Lakewood and the
Laurrlnthr Fines. The Lakewood orchestra will be-
under the direction OF Nalan Frankie while Harlow
H. Chandler will direct the concert at the Iaurein.
thclinc,. Mr.. Chandler will contribute several fine
barytonr solos TO the programme.
The Carasajo Club last Saturday began n series OF
teas To b.. given nj the cubroom. Miss Alice KmbaIl
and Miss Marsh the h0stcsscs OF this first tea nj
which there was a large gathering Of club members
ana their friends. These Informal teas Will be- con.
timed alternate saturdays for the remainder of
the The club has also undertaken the manage
m"nt o dramatic entertainment. to be given In the
Laurel ll0u-r music room next Friday evening The
students Of Lakewood l!cights school, who presented
Ny Lord In Livery" with great success n few weeks
ago. will repea, the play this time for the benefit of
the village lire company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Il. Fairfax gave "A dinner
lat saturday evening at their cottage In
The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Francis r. Freeman
Mr.. and Mrs. :. - Beard the Rev. ID. L. Schwartz
. and Mrs. schwartz and Mr.. Fairfax n brother OF IN,
host.
Miss >aIlic =. Croker, whose studio cas bov. i.,
pleasant features OF the last two years. gave IN, last
tea Tor this saturday aflrrnoon Mis-.
Beard assisted In receiving. \ recently finished NOR
trait OF Mrs. samuel ,. Beard. the work of Mis-.
Crockrr was shown, and number OF Mrs. Beard
friends were asked to II. On Tuesday afternoo,
Miss Crackers pupils gave their spring exhibition
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work large collection OF creditable studies III
charcoal color attracted favorable comment. "','
Cr0cker's medal which she won In Iaris III looo' -
ever an object OF interest to her guests. rs Is 'e
photograph OF the picture which won the prNe'
The medal and picture Of special interest," since
IN, fact that Miss Crockers winning was the source
Of mnch chagrin 10 Marie BashkirtSeh who speaks
OF Miss Croker the American IN her DOOR,
Among guests NJ this last tea were Mrs Hamilton
r. Fairfax, Mrs. \. VI. Bradshaw, Mrs Henry f"iu'
Miss Mabel Dwight Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch MIS-.
H. ~ strong Miss Nice Kimba Mrs. Augustus
Marsh III. Misses Marsh Mrs. \. II. Dashlell the
Misses Dashisll. Miss Leslie and Mr. ana MIS-. Eusar
4. Van Wink.c.
An Informal dance for the guests OF the Laurel
House and the Iaurein. ther Pines will be gwen at
the Laurcl-n-th Pines next saturday night dahce
Will be- given at the Palmer House tonight. the third
OF the popular saturday evening oahces which '"'
house gives for It's guests.
George W. Childs. OF Philadelphia Is reg'stereo III
the Laurel House
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clews and Miss Elsie Cews. OF
New.York. are among the guests at the Lakewood
Mrs.. w. = Ransford, of New-iork, is at the
Laurelinth Pines with her family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dcmng. Of New-iork are
among the guests at the Palmer House.
Among visitors this week the Rev Dr.
and Mrs Thomas H. Hastings the Misses McCook.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Prall. Ciriri Romaine Mrs
Norton whiting. Miss Whiting the Rev. Dr. and
Mrs. c. W. Brdgman. William Iurnbuli, IT, 'us'uS
F.. Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Gibson. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Frank Bowen and william W. Fouchc of New
York: Mr.. and Mrs +. Hubbard. Mrs. j. G. Beals.
Miss Bcals Mis-, A. G.. Webster II. b. Webster and
r. Coggeshall Chase. OF Boston. AT the Laurel House:
Mr. and Mrs = Morris Pryor. Mr.: and Mrs W: F.
ADAMS. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcs"raux: Mrs.. A.. scott Cam
crpm, Mrs. G. \. Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs W. L.
Zell. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Frank Hooper. Mr. and Mrs j. H. Rhodes. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry c. Valentine. Miss Valentine. Mr..
and Mr.. oscar strauS. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Crane. Mrs f.. I. Gordon, Miss f. Gordon. Miss
Crlmmlns. Miss Roosevelt and Horace l.. iiochk,s.
Of NcwYors. at the Lakewood: MIR. and Mrs. j. F.
Lord Mr. and Mrs r.. ID. Lcnin-well. Mr. and Mrs.
q. W. vandcrhocf. Miss La Fontaine. Mrs: William
Lambert. Mrs. :. X. de Forest. Mrs. George T.
Thompson. ir.. Mr., T. l. BTalfori III" MS- =,
Van Worst aud MIR. ana Mrs. W. :. Pyle. OF New,
York: Mr.. ana Mrs. +. c. Dexter. Mrs. Carroll
IIaddrn. IT.. stewart Woodford. W. C. Hester Mrs.
q. f. idc Mis- +. J. Arnold AMI Mr: and Mrs. 6.
H. Franz, and the Misses Frank, Of Brooklyn: DIR.
William Pepper and Henry In Barr Jayne. Of Phila-
delphla. AT the Laurel the.Pinc.: Mr. AMI Mrs.
Eugene Durwin Mis- Josie Dnrvln. Mr. and Mrs.
VI. IIclghtly. = VI. Hickey. F. ". Creighton. Mr.
and Mrs. &. T. Coffin ana J. D. Laidsaw, OF New
York. AT the Palmer House.
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AMENDING THE CHARTER or NEW LONDON.

New.London, Conn. April (speciaD-Thc boats
OF the Norwich and NewYork Transportation Com
pany doing an immense freight business lust at
present. In fact the rush Is great that Il has
been found necessary TO charter the steamer Elm
City, of the New Haven Line, assist IN bringing
down the Sound the freight which has accumulated
IN Ncw-lork.
The I'd Regiment e. n. c., has abandoned the rife
range In this city back Of the almsh0ise and will Ia
the future use the old range In Oceanave. formerly
used by the troops at Fort Trumbull.
The third anniversary OF the opening OF the Lyceum
Theatre Will occur on Monday night "The Leavea
worth Case" Is the attraction booked for the evening"
and Gcors" Parsons Lathrop has consented TO deliver
brief address touching the stage In general and local
theatrical affairs before the curtain rises.
At special meeting OF the city government this
week the committee which has had charge OF the
revision OF the city charter made Its report. some
dead matter was cut out OF the old charter some
matter added and some desirable changes made The
report Of the committee was adopted and the next
day the matter was before committee OF the Lees
innrc NJ Hartford. The measure will pass the Lcgs
iature doubtless without any opposition. The conn
GU also elected Walter Learned and John &. Geary
IarN commissioners. and these gentlemen together
WIN me Mayor VIII now have charge OF all matters
P'rWihing 10 PUZZLE parks. Al the close OF the mec
ing Mayos wheeler handed In his resignation rs n.x
wck d. assumes the duties Of Judg. Of the Snperios
r.,n 10 when place he was recently appointed v.
81, NY, evening next the members Of the city Coun
~ VIII tender Judge Wheeler dinner ut the Csoce9
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PROTECTION FROM APRIL SHOWERS.

The varying moods OF April require that the body
shall bc guarded from the incemency that sometimes
becomes marked I'm this trying month Of the year.
In the we'll stocked salesrooms OF the odgman Rubber
Company BE- found apparel with which can
defy the worst weather and look stylish well. An
expert designer Is always bringing out something
new. and this spring finds him the creator OF many
pretty designs In weather garments. One OF these
is shoulder cape. In double single texture. with
n handsome lining OF changcablc silk these resemble
the ordinary waterproof further than the lining Of
rubber inside. and they will be much used for wear
while driving The Richheld this year In silk,
silk and wool and all wool These goods are OF single
texture. having outer and inner lining Silk with
Il rubber background. These goods light as I'd
be hardly noticeable on sultry day. This style,
when made up In wool. is much heavier. a large
stock Is always hand. The principal stores OF the
lIodgman Rubber Company are at No. II West
Twenty third st. and Broadway and Grand-st. At
born stores the variety Is the At the uptown
store the broadcoth mackrtosh driving coat for
gentlemen Is the proper thing. Everything In tho
way Of rubber. from hairpin to n garden hose can
be had there combs brushes, toilet cases rubber
household and travelling goods, ana last but not
least accoutrements for the sportsman angler aud
bicycliSt.
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SUNDAY CRUSADE" AT NORWICH.

Norwich, Conn , April tSpccia).-ln some respects
,be Sunday Inv is being strictly enforced here. The
BARRIERS had notice from the city attorney to refrain
f,on keeping their places open Sunday and they have
compled with order. They insist that they do not
care to do business sundays. some OF the b,rbeFe
cLarcc 20 cents for Sunday shave, In order TO compel
customers shaved weekdays, Instead 81 Sunday
The druggists ordered 10 dcsist from their
tom 81 seln. liquor. cigars candy aic soda water on
Sunday and to dispense nothing but medicine
one curiOu, aspect Of this SUNDAY crusade II mat while
, druggists aud BARRIERS have been ordered " obey the
Sunday law dealers have been arrested ana
fined for ,elln. cigars Sunday. not single wod Of
Warning ISSUED the liquor dealers, There are
ninety Of Town. and the indications arc that
twothiid, OF them do lucrative Sunday trade The police
know the 1, openly violated, but assert that IL 4,
needless make arrests conviction - almost All
possibility.
The County Commissioner que,tiJn has been settled IN
oycry county except The Trouble appears 10 DC
over the minority The House Of Representative
al Hartford proposed the Of Gilbert L. Hewitt u
this city for place and the senate. which 1, Demo
cratic advocates John j. Batty, OF Mystic. Both Re-
publcans Meanwhile the only commissioners duty 4,
NaLhad H. Aver who has held Office fpf the last ten
years. Ms expires ON July l. lie Il paying all
bills Of the county there - plenty OF money In IN,
treasury. he cannot transact any license business
TN Thursday l.. Hitchcock. who for sixteen years has
teen Elior Of "lhc Bulletin" left here for the home
his aged parents IN NcwLebanon y. y. where he win
| engage farming. He an able writer. His pac,
Will be ned a. w. Pearson FOR thirteen years cirt
editor OF the paper
| John y. Ixth5one. Editor '.rhe Norwich Evening
Kecora Is spending rev weeks In Florida for his health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
POLO. YACHTING AND COLE
THE ADJUSTMENTS ANTICIPATED BY THE COT
TAGEES GATHERING IL NEWPORT.

THE ADJUSTMENTS ANTICIPATED BY THE COT
TAGEEs GATHERING IL NEWPORT.
Newport. r. l.. April C,pcclal.-Thc Republicans
~ Nnwport Comfy are all ready for the State cleo
tim which occurs on Wednesday next. and they hr"
conhdcn; Of success. The campaign has been con
dnctcd without meetings and ih" ihdicai"ns are
that the Republicans will Ice allowed TO retain pos
session Of the State Harry Asior carey wen
lrown member Of society Is a candidate for liz"
LEGISLATURE Oh the Democratic ticket "eorg" "ofn"h
King another member Of society. was also nominated
for fine Legislature on the ticket but has with
drawn from Tie contest.
Mr. and Mrs Loui, b. Me- arg. ne" King. have
taken Il small cottage here for next seaso"'
p1jlandcr Shaw. OF Bro"klyn has purchased II
binding site in lioward-ave.
q H. =. Belmont and william Il. TraverS Of New
York are guests Of II. a. Carey. and Frederick W.
Vanderbilt and william POST also oi N"w'>orN' ar
rived at the Mucnchinccr cottage"
The society Young men Of Newport have formed "A
pony race association and will have tbrc"days'
meeting here during the summer Admission VIII he
asked for membership In ia" American P"hy NNa"ca-
lion Among those Interested In the local assoc'ati"
are Mcssrs O.. H. =. Belmont, W. H. Hunter IihrrS
Astor Carey +. p. Garre,tson, Frank NJ Ware" Roland
King. f. NJ Ncill Benjamin Weaver and others.
MANY cottagrrs have been here this week. among
III. number being George X. Fearing W. 5. Wells
( Mrs A. T. Woodworh and James j. Van Allen, oil
New York, and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Whita Of Phila
| dolphin. ,,,, 49,, u,, ,r "
RutLcrfurd estate In Harrison for next season.
| j. q Bcrcsord. Of Ncw-lOrk. Is guest OF C"mmo
dorc Edwin ID. Morgan. - . ,.,,,
| ~, Orange a. j. are extensively improving th,ii
estates Mr. and Mrs. Wharton do not expect to b'
able 10 have their house ready for use before 'h'
latter part Of July. 49,.
Miss Anna Tlcknor OF Boston, has taken cottage
here for next season. - -,
IT, A. Carey having rented his cottage to f. y
Taller Of New York, will spend the summer With Ills
! friend william Il. Travcrs.
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COURTESIES To SENATOR DAWES.

Ptshcd, Mass. April (spccaD. senator Dawes
who has returned from Boston, will be- the gucst ot
u dinner In springfield on April II, and soon after
that large reception will BE- rendered him at North
Adams lie does not seem to b. much affected by
the newspaper comments about his being mad. the
next Governor OF Massachusetts. II he should ab.
solutely refuse to consider the nomination It would
probably b. Offered TO Mr. Hart, Of Boston, and the
Lieutenant Governor would be- W. Murray Crane Of
Balton. This l. the ticket most In favor with the
younger element Of the party who do not fancy the
proposed candidacy OF William Whiting OF Holyokc
II Is the opinion Of hOrscmcn who have seen
Kremlin on the street recently that he will lower his
record considerably next season. Mr. William Russell
Allen his owner, who has been at his home here
takes great deal Of interest In his horses at his
stock farm II has not yet been determined wh.th,,
Kremlin and STEAMBOAT win have Il race next season
or not. II Is Inferred from what Mr. Allen SAYS Tim,
he would not object to such race II the owner of
StambOnl should desire II. with KrcmlIn and Al
cnnlaia In Berkshire County aud other horse, almost
famous. this region Is almost IA rival of the lin,
grass region OF kentucky. ~
Dr. Newton, Of ST. Stephens Church. will Civ, q
series OF four readings In the Guild rooms becnnInr
ON Tuesday April 1, when he Will read selections
from Robert Brownings poems. The following Thurs
day he VIII read "A Twentieth Century Romance y
ana the other two readings will take place ia,
following week. The ladies' committee will sorry,
lisht refreshments and some music will be- furnished
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~ THE BERkSHIRE HILLS.
CorrAGEEs LOOMING AITER THEIR PLACES AT
Lemon.

COTTAGERS LOOMING ~ TER THEIR PLACES AT
LEMON.
Lcnox. Mass. April (SpcclaD.-Thc annual town
meeting will bc held Monday and several Of tn"
cortagers are expected mp from Nrw-iork. num-
Der Of Important questions are b. voted upon with
reference To highways. sewerage and other matters
I'm which the cottagcrs are especially Interested.
II + probable that $40 900 more will b. spent
I'm extending the T,lford system OF roadmaking.
About SO 900 has already been spent for this pur-
posr i'm the main street aud II ha> proved salts
factory that there Is a general desire to have the
system extended
John ; Barnes Is In Lcnox for few days. He
proposes to come up early this season, probably In
May.
Mrs. G. Andrews has been spending several days
here She has spent many summers In Lenox, and
Will be- here the coming season.
General Hathbone and his son. j. H. Rahbone.
who have been spending several days here. have
returned To Albany. The Rathbonc cottage, which
was made famous by being occupied by Henry Ward
Bcechcr will De moved away and John Sloan will
erect cottage on the site.
Mr.. and Mrs. william ID. sloane were In Lenox
to inspect the improvement on their place Just be.
fore they sailed for Europe
Arson Phelps stokes and family are ut May fair,
London. They will not return To this country until
the last OF August. They will spend the month OF
September ut the Worlds Fair In Chicago and will
not be- In LenoN until October.
Mrs. Il. Nelson, sister OF Frederick t;cbhard has
been spending n few days at Curtis Hotel looking
about for cottage, as she expects tn spend the
greater part of the coming season here Mr.. tieb
hard. who with her few seasons ago will not
be- In l.cnOx this
Mr. ana Mrs George H. Morgan were here for S.,v
cral days last week. but have returned New York
They expect to occupy their cottage I'm June.
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NOTES.

(a) XIX > at an early point. n played hy the
editor against Gun>bc- and Tschgorin. is principal
feature Of tho defence relied by experts In con
junction with . 20 !.
DO Original. ini otherwise Of rather doubtful merit.
(c) only consistent with Hacks INth move. but
manlf,,rly dangrron, II White should conhn, hiui-
self To waiting Tactics,
"a, We think lnt Preparations like % . would
have Involved lil,'h In gr'aier difficulties.
tcl 10 XIX 1 vac olj"conablc on account
OF II y Oh. II NJ T.. IL Il T.. and II
L. ..P 20 Kt 3: - % !. etc However. 10 e.
K-K 81 eventually. with the view Of rtran ;
% So adapted 10 the naturc Of the
position
~ Prudent play, and In accordance with examples
Of modcrn ma~crs Who frequently rs" tn, move in
similar positions. The aggressive looking PIX u 4
would have ncccsitnicd inactivity for Whites knight
lest for time. aud unless white could b"
Ia break through successfully In Tie middle part
his X T. becomes weak for IL" end
(e Thi, exchange leaves the Side which he has
caStlcd without protection from minor pieces. 2-K
81 SIN his best play.
OD A deep and beautiful design evolves from this
fine piece ~ play Src diagram.
~ IT." beauty Of Ibis move Is an additional culogy
B,ack's int!atory sacrifice. commented on In our
last mole.
" II 90 X II: 81 R-R 81 oh. 81 K-Kt 81
% OF d. % and mates In few moves.
~ The only otLcr feasible alternative - .
70 - 81, would have equally los, after - Ok ;.
% XXI Cor % DO ST. ~ 90 :. - Ii-B =;
% Q-B 81; 81 R-R q. "a 20 50; - Or 4, aud
mates In n few moves.
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=, ENGLAND defeated the surrey Ches' hss' S,,n,ev
IN. odd came. the score being Kent ~ -
8 IL. an encounter nj Chi.
m Al. same date there was an ehco"h'o' "
.oy,or between the Sussex Chess Association INV a
uursbirc Chess Association. Inc score u, '"' w
y, ,,. ray was Hampshire y ~ ~, NJ. Iiol,er
' a.. ta.nocrod,ky has been In scotland on a ~.
,os.,oro, visit lie played all cosers ~ 'he 'seo,d
Chn.. ,,rb and also gave some eXcelie"' o'''N'
, "a .:mulnneous exhibitions a.
-. Tu.ey is starring" In the provinces, ~
u.,a., Maidstone and oxford he gave simu''a''eo",
.xh,b,,,ons during which he won 3D. orc" w
H., only out OF A played lie VISITS ,.r.h, sShei
., ,s,,d in.ds Liverpool, Manchester De'o'' "
. "a and other northern chess centres.
Mr. Cor.lake Wincr-Wood has won the pi"ce 'o
iran, q, ihr Plvmouth Chess Clup'
,rrs comp.ttion .or the Northern cHeSs iiop. ppm.
:. ,,,roo,Io ChrcuIclcr) has now entered us ''A
round eight player, being left III anu " 10
thar III, contest will be ee''rc o"c c,,..
Th Glasgow Chess club defeated Duhuee O'''
c,rh nv 131.a to 10. on March IL.
Mr. Gunsberg Is giving series Vi '' ~.
chess NJ the Metropolitan Chess Club On .',v
"a NJ. took for lis subject game between W. an
and Andersen. played In the looi 'ou'
Tn March Is rhe return match between n'ue"s
C,rcu. and North London was played. The lo'"ie'
won by : Il out oil ID
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CORRESPONDENCE.

.roo, .o,u,lan. received from sadie $ , Eel,' =
wa,iinrford Conn., r. C. Walker; New GrH H't.'
Wni," New York ! b. !,r,,o6 XIV On ". a. 5
k ,.,I. -: r. scluler. Orange, N, ',,aidwin
M'a nu'Id ycwrunswick. y. j.; Dr. a. H. T"rraik
Torynlk Conn; william Moran, SCUM Tnmn. " H.
conm il d. Patterson. Nanea'uch' 'o""''
kn HlSr h ~ K"elcr. NcwCanaan. Conn'-n
20 Il q. uoss -Mote must be ac-
oompilshcd In three moves 80
YUM PROBLEM 80. l27
, ,,roc, solutions received from X u
u.n,vcr huntsville y Y: " kire, LN,rP|I"' Milling.
DR. ". i. White. Bcllcws, FAN, I'll " Eltzn. BAL
~, Me: C. j. r.. Iloo>ck Fails w; vorrl,
tm9Trr; M n,co,r Nla: " II. Alexander Fullerton"
a. ,s"GT, : Jarrett Burlington w. a. ~ ~
chio' "'wnod. spring Mills Penn. W. w. lie
,,o :, mi. IIl'-lf ! 20 3 Il checks. :, c.oyou
f. G. GrlSwod. I.o,ton Ma. H ,,n III OK =
! r,"E e.: > Ok or HI chs. B-o q" OF nv NV
PROBLEM so. I23
,,,.,, orr.c, soluil N. received from n kihs
,,,arnJ \ =: W. J. liaskin'. koi'' ~ ~
PROBLEM so. l2j. .,
,,,,,, ,or,ct solution received from Z. j. H.
Th"ohorr a. Iagnra University OF CHl'i ', , Ev,ns
NJ ~, moi mink 4 PIX / advisan'',hi ~, ,,.n"s
c.n'lji hu, W. cannot di>''>' al'S 1'''' oc
G. r H.. Cimhrids". Md''-"he" Il '
CIR, the sainr 1, u draw 49,, 80 y, Volumes II
ccrrrc H. Crow,u nrattl'bro. W ~ ~, a..
ord nj of The Modern Ch"ss instructor nav w.
So; h.n published -, o oluuon i cor.
r. Tuiilr IIoo.ic Fll,.-tD our >olu''"m rs, - a,
roc, In y.rr fr,i variation tn" hi,h"p mat - r.
=, ~ -" f., vour second II mates AT y . ~ ~
I o~Kt Is. Qucrn, and the q Is ii"o'e 10 ''f''''
nm th, third