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Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
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bar upltept en- ir1iit9 TrptluHHdilpH III
vile / Sverige ON at britiosIisbolee
SFuSaa ben 9oc 7rebr. iou en- untio'
mol 6cqigods til Niinsc ON 300 Vars
Snscn for ben fore pyotsitaHtiits &slts
5peisl. 9rroas ben Sos Gecbr. lfnl
Der i ale 9anoe:s StoIsr boloes pass
ienoe @iuostaIer, % Ssubos itaI ielue
Soften ieirss. Gusuitaua Spuooens
5ormano, 4aitor Swdro, bar Osinn la'
oct uSsan en- uarm S%piororins til nue
ioeuFs 2utberauere en- at bslta8e Z,
oenne 9linoefelt ON Guitap GooIi. ST.
eeiaa o~piororer Ben norite Spnooes
airfsblao ben nprIfe SppOoe ON at oel'
tdsr / ben for Of minoss, buao Suitno
Gooli eior0e for ben lutberIte Sirts.
Yaitpr 9trrbus, iOm bar Gnta9st
9alo pnn Saeifc'apiten, bsitriUsr / I'm
RsiiebcHripelie &uaet SOuno iom ct
unoerfiput StcS. Ser lisser 8aulsbo
IpieuOe us UiHtcuee os iua ccuIi8t lmsoe
meo 9%srncbicmmet liae foran % o9 til
6cire ben lille patre 9irte, buis 9aaru
peeer Op imUo Simlen. Neuem Bdt'
ienhuiet pg airteu ital Der | SeIt bp8'
9ss en- Sgifolebpsuins. 3snue oil
iii at faa en- iGroeles patfer Be
liaseubeo naten lise op til 9ampifibs'
brpgssn mso ben aIsroeiliaite uoist
Oper Sgen. 7snne Stole tr1nses bSi'
Zig Der pua Spiten. Reui8beosfoltet
iOrituar bette, os bet er osrfor ipriat
for at iaa Stoleu irrois til Drug ina'
ref mulis.
YrpI. CIteoal bar p9rst en- 3ur til
grOotitou, Sauo Siq Os 8urtun, Bait.
Sansitaos fOrrise &alo, buor bans aa'
psIInn gator Mittslien subuu betiener.
Ger Ital bare itnrpe 8rponinser mel'
lem RniUritet us WiuOritet. airten i
Grootiton er luftet for 8ait. W. uuoer
Of Nils Ruus, Ssu Of 4aitor
Wuus.
Se tbeolosiife Stubenter peo gu8s'
burg bar forflaret fit Stanopuuft til
ben 5Urensbe &irte i g~nlebnins 9aitor
Said @jertiens llbtalelier i "Ssnnp
optaget / ~Samfuuoet~. De
Tiger blanot unoet, at nlori9 bar be p9'
ret brust, sibeller uil be labe fig BRUCE
JON Smuslesobs eaer Iartiasenter til
Observation-Disclosures eIer anbettsbs.
Ganb. tbeol. 8. gerntisn fra Guss'
burg er faloet til 8reft for Stunning
aalbet Tom 9aitor 8ifres Otter.
Ser blir bet after ct panifelist
Spsrssmaal at Isie for Naioritetsns
Sroinationstumite, iom berom 1fal BABE
STUDENT Sanb (Wisiionar Sfrefs.
RIBS Yriuatietretar) bar -5oltebla.
Bet oplpft, at ban itie bar iast bet,
ON -Samiunost" anisrte, at Der, buor
Der insen Gussburser bar i Wenisbe.
ben, Der par oenne uoeu Salt
Yrof. 8. 8. Stnb bar ouertasst
Gnereouttiunsn al Spnubens &irteblab.
UT 8labst pil pinbe psb bette &ebaf.
tipns Ifiite sr iiftert mol.
Sc %ltbtrnabte al Niblano Renia.
beb, gaitor gtrebus's 8alb, ital aste
at fable en- gauges Spnobc 8anbibat
til Brett.
Yaitor &. 8iertien bar bssbubt at
bolbe enselife 5urelasninser oper pratt
tiIf 9beulOsi peo Gussburs semiuae
rum.
Mishonar S"frefsrnb bar palst Sr.
Suel'Saatenien fro Mlnneapolis Iom
lin 8riuatietretGr iitebetiOr Stuoeni
Sano.
"Saminnoet"s S%ubllibina COMPANY
er M inforporeret unber Staten Wiu.
neiptas 2ppe.
Eaitor .. SabL Brett for D. s. &.s
Isnisbeo | Duluth, bar reIisneret Ium
gienisbebens Sreit.
Meb9er's Angleworm o. Worm
wood Oil Liniment er bet beoIte ,om
finoes. Oct IinOrer siebliftelis al
Smerte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Nebser's Angleworm os Worm
wood Oil Liniment er bet bebIte iom
finoes. Oct Iinorer siebliftelig al
Smerte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

"Samiunoet"s S%ubllibins COMPANY
er M i%ntOrporeret uuoer Staten Rin.
nelptas 2poe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Glf 6reef Wenisbeb bar paa fit
Weri9beosmgoe ben 12te Huusmber
beIluttet at ~surautere ct anrli9t 8Ibra9
a $50 til Samiuubstusisn 8silut-
uinseu sj9losr fun iubspGrsnoe Resn.
Fdbsaar.
Iaa inmme Wenisbeosmsbe blep bet
bcluttet OF autuse Siitop 9andes 5or.
ilurins iUm 2arebos i Msnisbebsus
RelisiOns itole.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

gtt drftrtts gslte o. Batter isHoes init pda BLgos
apier 3ntet at prgDs bet. ~. SUBJ, SetroIt, 9sp
Naguter puifes. GEl %
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

SpaoOm er Ct ReiuItat, lite en- 4arIal. 6ens Sps
r,noelie er iHoosuUi8: oens Sir'ntuser uop snoile.
9frtor fr at belbreoe SpaOon, uaa H~aridsen iiers
mes, % paa ingen anoeH Wlloe Tan Selbreo fife tie.
Warmers safe Cure er etableret Hetop paa bette
yrtncip. Oct ~ertienoer, at
95 yroeent
al ale Sp9oOmme Ct en- JeIae al rlorben Rurerne o
Geueren, o ben tdqer Guoet ira R2oeu a. Gems
q mmeniFtHinaer utrter oirefte paa oisis tore o.
cane baaoe iom Rrrtu3 og Tom 8ieuUpretter, o. uro
at renie olsie Orgduer al opaopm, oriues Smerte %
Spagbeo fra Spittrnet.
Scr be utdnils u ,rceuer, Tom er en- Tgl9e at uiuuoe
gaprer, Seoer % llrIuorsauer; for aDtuO ipgoumme,
tur ale ueru9ie Aff5ttIoHer o. fpiiIte SulgbeOer / nj
mtno eIiaheo, bar bette tore Dtioo el iulcH Qtae. 5cts
5ortio er en- 9aranti for bets i]remtioi9e Reiultatrr
8. y. @arnsr q Co.,
eOnoOn. RUaeftsr, ReIbourne, Jrlrifurt, Eorout =,
Ha ris.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

WisHousfefer. DIM bisie ubtaler
ben nOrife SpnObes airteorsan fs iaa.
Isoss: -Saabanne Setter bar paret os
CT ct t,aftist Wiboel til at palfe us
nar, bet iriiielise 2ip % til at binos
4iertsrue tiIiammen / 1rO os aiarlis.
~ 2iseiom ri timslis Senieenoe
Saussr til liot GiperliHs ! Naoen, iaa
q bet iamme 7ilfaloet / aanbelis Gen.
ieenoe. airtelise 5eitbuse iatter gins
bet | 5eititemnins % brinser 8sitretter
pea bet aanoelise &irfebUro. De spsr
piua en- for Os peliisne.issris SnoFp
BELLE, iaafrsmt be feires | @uosirp9t %
3ro. Nisiousieiterns bar MI osiaa
bet Snrssns meo fig. at be bauer bort
Bill pp fra bore esne ufte imaa os
iummeriuloe 5urbolbe ben paa CUBS
Fore @ierninser til slalsnes 5relie
noe ! 5ulteueroeHsn. os larer % at ie,
bpUrlsoes ben trojan. Sub altio boloer
fine 5uriGtteIier os piier jim Rast i be
epags".
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

STUDENT Saub (Wlisionar sfrsfs.
RIBS Yriputietretar) bar / -Joltebla.
bet uplpft, at ban lille bar iast bet,
iom ~Samfunbet" anfsrte, at Der, bpor
Der insen Gussburser bar i Nenisbe.
ben, Der Dor benne uoen Salt
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Mishonar S~frefsrnb bar palst Or.
Suea' Saatenien fra Ilnneupplis Iom
i'm 9riuutietretGr iitebetfOr etuoent
Sano.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Yrof. 8. 8. Stnb bar ppertasst
Gnereoatticnsn al SpnUbens &irteblao.
UT Slabet pil pinbe pso bette 8ebaf.
tipns lfifte er fiftert mol.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Eafor &. 8iertien bar besbnbt at
bOlbe enselits 5~prelasninser ouer pruts
tilf 9beOlosi Deb Gussburs Semina1
rum.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Sc l~tbtraabte al Giblano Rsnis.
beb. Saitor gtrebus's &alb, ftul aste
at fable en- gauges Spnubc 8anbibat
til Brett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
DIED..

ArKIN-On August &C. at his residence. l3Zt ftan AN,
ave Morrisania David +. Akin, son OF the late -
C. Akin. OF Albany
Funeral private
lnerment at Albany
BAssErT-on Thursday. Aug. o. 1894; Mary Loutss.
widow Dr. benjamin +. Bassett OF "i'oh' Son'
Interment a New-Hayen
Funeral private.
DATER-At Aix-la- Chapee Tuesday, August T. Carss
line wife OF late Philip Dater.
GRANT-On Tuesday, August IA. 1894. Sarah NJ "fanAs
daughter OF the late Thomas j. Grant
Funeral services her late residence. %" iiunsnsSs
New York Friday evening. August IL al o cocn'
Interment nj convenience OF fainll!
uI'TcHEsoN-On Wednesday. Aus. Is, 1894. Fanny
Hutcheson. beloved daughter OF A"o'e' W. ""S
b. Hutcheson. -. c,,5.v
Aug. 10. at y. m
ROosEVEIT-On Tuesday August ~ Elliott. son OF the
late Theodore and Martha Bullock Roosevelt III he ""'"
OF his c.s -.
Funeral from the Church the Holy Communion 6th-ave.
ana .Dth-sL on Friday. August IL. at o3o a. m.
ROSsIN-At Far Rocknway l.. l., Aug. 10. after long
illness Recha. widow Of Samuel kossln
Notice funeral hereafter
sPoFFoRD-At FTatbush. L. L. on August ~ 1894,
Martha Howe Teston. widow OF Charles NJ Sporord. OF
New-York in the s9th year Of her age. -.
Funeral services he held her late residence. ooJ
FIatbush-ave. on Saturday August II. at y. m
ruRSTON-O Thursday. August l6. 1884. at his resa.
dence 10 West 2othst. John Douw Ciute. son OF Mary
I and the late W. Ii. Thurston. and grandson OF the
Funeral services al Calvary Church. shave and 2lst-
ST on Saturday. the 18th. at y. M
VAN KI,EECK-On Wednesday, August ID. lh9i warren
Van Kleeck second son OF William H. ana mary =
Van Kiecck. =.
services residence No West 123dst.
ON saturday August Is. at $50 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
THE COMBATANTs NEARLY EQUAL

ORIENTAL OPINION OF THE RELATIVE STRENGTH
OF CHINA AND JAPAN.
Victoria r. c. Aug. lG-Orental newspapers re
cetved by the steamer Tacoma differ as to The re'a-
,,,,e strength OF Japan and China but the opinion
,revai.s that taking everything into CONSIDERATION
,hev are on ,oeraby equal terms. Inc war WIZ
y. Watched with interest az the mrs; occasion "heh
ts,eel-armored vessels Will be In CONNECT fhs"S"
psusnapers in Japan rldicule the Gains OF japan
., q great nava. victory In the first engagement
40 ,tev say the vessels engaged were in no way
equa. ,.,. Nj,
since the naval fight at Gasan the running OF
1o,.resa steamers between Jinsen and Fusan mas
h.en suspended General travel on smaller Oriental
,,r.s ia much broken. and news OF an au'h'h'c
nature is difficult to obtain l.,,.. 49,.
a. ynkohama IL is denied that the Chinese pan
Ill he 10 march troops into Corea by way OF
Win and the japanese Government ~ ssio 10 pe
,.kjng stems accordingly The report thht the ~ NJ
ne. Minister was TO start for nome on July % ~
denied He is said TO have received INSTRUCTIONS
not 10 leave Toxic untii the "''"1'a"' " Wv
Jsnanese Minister at Pekin. ,, 1,
asSa Janane.e Lieutenant General Takash'Tna is
saii IN have expressed hmse. AS follows al oShu:
s.rhe military equipment OF the country mas Desn
nerfected by degrees since the organlzatloh OF ue
dvisons in 1856 and AT present the Japahes9 al is
need not fear any country In the w4rid WIN t tle
nycention OF three four Powers IN coihPhriiis
our NAVY with that OF China, Japan ~ INFERIOR IN
noint OF tonnage by some 5000 tons out Chiha ms
yyeeses with a speed OF only twe.ve KNOTS; "nii :.
Tnon has vessels with speed Of eighteen knots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17

Foreign mails for the week ending August Is VIII csoee
fnron ptly In all cases. at this Office. as follows:
SATIRDAY-At 1890 a m FOR Franc Switseriaho
La champagne via Hayre at 3 a. m Tor Europe. PEI
go E,r,,ria Via Queenstown dstters for Germany must
he directed per Erura'D; at $50 a. NJ Tor scotiano
direct per Furnessia, via GLASGOW Uet,es must "
S,rac,sd per Furnessia) At O n. m FOR Germany per
90. Kaiser Wilhelm III. via Bremen uetters Tor otner
60 ~ Europe via Southampton and Bremen must %
pa ..ner Kaiser Wilhelm III: at 10 a. m eup.
Elementary 1890 m, for Fortune isand JanaSa Smo
rSn,"nIa Der s. Adirondack uetters for other Coom
ian arts must directed per Adirondack) az W.oV
a m Tor Campeche Chapas. Tabasco ana iucatah; Per
orizoba 6etters for other Mexican states ana Cups
n,u s direct per $ Obdam via Rotterdam uetters
must be directed per Obdar) ,,, -.
Mall. for China and japan especially addi sssea on'yS
per Tacoma 0rom Tacoma) close mere aaIis ~ y.
those for West Australia. which are torwardei We
E,ropeI New Zealand Hawaii FIJI and Samoan Islands
ncr = Alameda from San Francisco close here aaiV
IN 10 August 'ls at $50 :. m COR on arrival a. Nsr
Malls for China and Japan especially addressed only:
ner & Empress OF japan Nrom vancouver, eose neI
daily up to August 30 at $50 p M Malls Tor nina aug
Japan per China 0rom San Francisco CLOSE ne.s
Islands per ship Galee from San Francisco, close here
daily up to August - ut $3.50 Mails for Hawan
per Australia Qrom San Francisco close here DAILY
up TO August 20 at $50 .. m. Mall: Tor Ausuana sex-
Warr1moo vancouver). close here daily after Az.
gus, as and up TO September % at $50 m Mails foe
Newfoundand by rail Halifax. and thence by steamer
close at this Office daily at $50 m Malls Tor Mque!en
Office daily at $50 p m, Mails for Cuba. by rail e
Tampa Fla and thence by steamer Sailing Mondays
and ThuTsdays). close this Office daily at m hee
for Mexico overland unless specially addressed Tor as
patch by steamer. close at this Office daily at m
'Hes'''e'<0 "A CHARLES w. DAYTON Postm.sss.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
TWO ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

The engagement was announced at newport yes
tcrday Of Miss Charlotte Hunnewell. OF Boston. 10
Victor sorchan, of this city. Miss Hunnewell. who
Is extremely wealthy. Is related to Egerton L.
Winthrop, with whom she returned from Europe
few weeks ago. and Is a cousin OF MISS isaDeiIe
Hunnewell whose engagement to Herbert NJ Har-
riman son OF Mr. and Mrs. oliver Hartman OF
this city. announced late last summer, nj
Sorchan Ia a member Of several OF the iasniohapie
clubs here and Is well known In society a.,
The engagement is also announceS OF MISS s May
Of sailors Snug Harbor. Staten island TO knsnt
Satterlee a son OF General Livingston Sat'eriee' VI
New-Brighton. CT, ro.,or d,rohter NJ
The marriage of Miss Carrie Foster da , D OF
Mr. and Mrs John s. Foster, OF TINS CITY, 10 ~.
Eugene G. savage OF West Fifty-ninth-st. whose
engagement has Just been announced. VIII take
place on Saturday, September r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
sHOvELLING HARD TO BEAT.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir / have Just had my furnace coal put IN
The bin holds Twelve tons \ large wagon contain
ing three tons drove up 10 my door at a. m. ana
a Young man presented himself to put in the entire
lot a, Twelve tons I tod him he ought to have a
man TO hep. but he said he could do 1t alone
He began at once to barrel the coal, and. moving
II some forty or fory-hve feet. and up one step, ne
threw Il down the cellar. From there Il was shov-
led into the bin. Handling the coal twice was
shovel.ng twenty-fOu tons. In addition. ne TOOK
out OF the Gear about one barrel OF fne stun
He also cleared up the cellar, put away a heaVy
bridge and boards. swept and washed a VIDE s!de-
wax and eft the house at 2:3O b. M having ue-
c',ned 10 stop work at and partake or a unch-
con which my cook urged him TO accept
Can any housekeeper give your readers record
that VII, come anywhere near this? W. 4. H.
NrM-Ynrk Aug Is. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
TO FIGHT FOR Ma GASAhI.
A GREAT NAVAL BATTLE EXPECTED TO
TAKE PLACE THERE.

DESCENT OF CIIINA's PEI-YANG FLEET UPON THE
PORT LOOKED FOR-JAPAN WILL HAVE
HER BEST SHIPS TO REBEL 1T.
Victoria b. c.. Aug. ia private letter re-
ceived by the steamer Tacoma says that the ex-
pectation among the English residents or Japan
is that the great naval engagement OF the war
will be fought for the possession OF Naeasaki.
japan. the best coang station and the one
nearest TO China.
The entire Pei-Yang squadron IS looked TO as
the attacking force while Japan VIII concen-
trate the flower Of her navy TO assist lana forces
IN the defence When the Takcma sailed. the
movements Of tho principal vessels OF the iei-
Yang fleet were shroudcd In mystery. ana thelt
descent upon some portion OF the Japanese coasl
orient estimate Chinas naval force as iuiIy
eauaI 10 Japans In modern equipment Speed
and strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
THE TRIBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AMONG THE GREEN COUNTRY HILLS.
POOR CITY CHILDREN AT THE FREsH-AIR
HOME NEAR CLAvERACK y. Y

POOR CITY CHILDREN AT THE FREsHAIR
HOME NEAR cLAvERAcK y. Y
''Oh It's good for US to be here We play ball
md have lots Of fun" This remark made by a
little boy with brace on his right leg. He was
nmpng through the beautiful country lane which
lads to the Fresh-Air Home conducted In the
interest Of The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund by the
ladies' and gentlemen of Hudson and Ciaverack
N. Y. And. indeed. his appearance and that Of
The boys around him gaze ample proof OF his
words. They had been installed In Claverack less
than week. but the good food and fresh air were
already beginning to get In their work. and prom
Used In another week to make complete meta
morphoss In the appearance Of the boys.
The home is a well-appointed farmhouse. situ-
eted In one Of natures most lovely spots. 1t IL
placed right on the top Of hill and has mag
nlncent View In all directions. The house Is sur
rounded BY large yard and Is protected from me
sll sides fields Of standing corn and orchards.
sSS not far away . that delight Of the hour r ea
away by the children bathing in It's cool waters or
Ss S TO n oo on the he st oor Of
sne house Is the dining-room II u pleasrrhn a
sC and provides seats for twenty cndreh
sps,tments of the children and the attend Ia;
s sseh child has comfortable cot There are WIN
light and fresh air. Back Of the house Is sum M
and s ss sy rs The 0
as Elizabeth A. Shultz devotes her entire uihe "
ne Amusement and Of the chlidreh. ,...
The Committee in charge Of the home consists
sn NJ feheS cha I,wo t Mrs. k MccHre
sad Mr. W. w rice. secretary and treasurer,
Hudson aarasr P PM %ps + fla n a@ Of
0Asessck. n. Y When they learned that the
Of the Frssh.Ar ryGd .v WAS oe %Ss aecded
cake a contribution to the fund which would pc
to pay the travelling expenses al aI 'ns
sSS@asn they would entertain Accor nd ~ the
sSssx for 1920 sent and at the emo az III. III.
son the members Of the committee ana Of
{nends will have the pleasure and satsIacuioth ~
xhoWng that they entertained 100 children without
@swine q dollar from the Fresh-Air Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
NOT ENGAGED To HOWIRD GOULD.
MISS oDETTE TYLER RETURNS FROM EUROPE
AND BEGINS REHEARSiNG FOR
"SUENANDOAH"

,rss oprrTE TYLER RETURNS FROM EUROPE
AND BEGINS REHEARsrNG FOR
SHENANDOAH"
"rhere have been many stories told about me
which are untrue. They are cruel ana 90 me Marin
which the truth never does
The sneaker was Miss Elizabeth Kirkland. the
daughter of General William IA. Kirkland VINO Is
known on the stage as Miss Odette Tyler She
arrived from Europe yesterday on the HaVei. a'ter
a months stay abroad. On the passenger lis. VI
,ho s,eamer her name appeared Frau kirk
land" , 49,,
Miss Kirkland It may be remembered. Is the
Young actress who was engaged 10 Ho"aru "ouu'
the third son OF Jay Gould. Reports nave oeeh pup
lished recently that the engagement had pee" re-
newed When Miss Tyler asked yesterday
bv q Tribune reporter regarding THIS report s"e
said that It was a subject which she couia ho' anu
,,ou,d NOT dIscuss Her attention was then called
To the reported statement OF her father "hen ne
was asked II the engagement had been renewed ne
is said to have answered as folo"s'
''It is not. There is no more truth III the s'''e
nent that my daughter has renewed her engage
ment TO Mr.. Gould than there would be IN re-
49,, ,ho, 7 an, the President OF the United States.
sbe sr,nIv went to Europe for pleasure trip. She
was n week I'm London. a week IN Paris, ana theh
went to see some relatives on the Continent
ia that true?" she was asked.
Everything that papa says Is true. was .ne
spirited response. That sounds Ike him. ana
fancy that Is about the way OF H. adoed MISS
Kirkland ,, .. . o,,, Cha
snent most OF the time in London visiting Mrs 1:
= O'Connor who Is an American and the wire o.
the Irish member OF Parliament, and the famly or
har rsiatye Sir John Kirkland. Sac said that she
had only been in Paris two days, preferrng London
10 the French capital. .,
d,rectv 10 the Academy OF Music. where she took
mart in the rehearsal OF Shenandoah. In which
Oh. IL 10 take the part OF Southern sir.
II feel tired. as a matter OF course she SAID
hut I was behind In my rehearsals, and did not
wish to lose any time. l like the play with the ex-
ception that / have to cheer the Northern soldiers
In the play and give up my horse to them am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
White Grandchildren Pieces
p9nYKt ON l29B II ola XXI
- X, X, I-Kta,n 10 XXI . q
- Il, - On HxKt ~ Kt-B "a"
% r. :, II AZ ~ R-Kt CHI k-B
- II \ II % bSQ 81 - IN I"
- I,-K > ch R-B3k,
White crarrnsch)-Thirteen Pieces
NOTES ny GUNsBERG.

NOTES T1 UI NNI'TarN'''
IN, Some German analysts of opinion that 'he "s'
move for Black is q XIII g.
oo ". do not like this move and prefer XIX ID ''
,c) This turns out a very useful move.
ID, A rnsh move. hardly warranted by the POSITION
(c) This only strengthens Whites game
% The position arrived at has a good deal III 'o'
win IN, QUEENS side game Black adopts the de-
Tense Of BIB T. thereby allowing White 10 MAKE htoh
q K his special object Of attack Black coulh NOV 'e
played Is 20 Il account of the ret1nder = ID.
,gD These very clever tactics Nhltc Wolff s,,''
in position by exchange Of pieces. which "a"''''
would bring the Rock into play. -, . 49,,
IN Probably oversight but he hardly ma goo.
move kt y kt KIT ana the i'hSh N 70
threatened with Pc without having good square
TO-
ID II was a choice Of evils. - l.,
% White finishes exceedingly well played game IN
style.
(kD II Kt-Kt, White mates In three moves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-17
WORK OF THE FRESH-AIR FUND.

"Ohh OF The FHESH-Ain 'S-'
The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund is still enjoying its
s0oted prosperity. During this week many COM
Naiss have left the city for fortnights vaca'ioh
sAeng the green fields. On Monday morning
erv Of sixty-two left here for Pittsfeld. Mass III
'ae afternoon company Of twenty boys left mere
Va the Norwich boat for Lake Asquan. N. H.. where
@V viii be entertained In a camp for two weeks
.nV were accompanied by small party for Nor
v'cn. Conn Later In the day children started for
TTssnooph N. Y. and other points in Western New
NJ Warren. Penn: Alton and Windsor, n \.
day a m train on the Harlem Kai;road Sem
for tS cior North Adams. Mass and the other MY
A. A. huntsville. Mas. The same day witnessed the
ss spysrsure OF twenty for Claverack, N. Y; forty
~, TOT Tenshy. n j. and los for Ashford Hill Re.
RvsSS On Wednesday small bands were sent TO Pine
S oSs,'.: n r.. and Tarrytown. y. Y. Yesterday
q ~ went to Middlstown and Hancock. n. y: M
sncnyille. Conn; small company to Walden,
H." ana party OF eighty TO Freeville. N. Y.
weeks record so far Ia eighteen parties aggre-
&nf ~ children Besides. on Monday and Tues
VITA nsre were day excursions to Excelsior Grove
6 80 sSHrrsd sns souls, making grand total for
cSsr,tw o. MI people hs~>A'sd by this great
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New-York. Aug. 10. 1894.
TO DEVELOP ELECTRICITY cHEAPLY.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: You will perceive from the inclosed that I
am promised the opinion OF one OF the most dis
tngulshed English chemists, metallurgists and sci
entlsts regarding my invention. | have for"arled
10 him drawings and explanations OF my machine
for generating electric currents AS | am only an
amateur and would be glad 10 receive suggestlona
and aid from any scientist in the United States, VIII
YOU be so kind as TO state in your paper over my
hand and signature that professor OF any scien'
uhc branch OF knowledge bearing on this SUBJECT,
who desires IT, can receive from me copy OF my
drawings and explanations who Will first file with
me his written assurance that he will respect my
confidence and furnish references as TO character
and standing AS my claims are now IN Europe,
any attempt TO wrong will not be likely TO sue,
coed NV claims these: That my Invention VIII
furnish electric currents and power cheaper thah
anv steam engine made can produce steam,
and that my machine Is simpler than me steam en-
CINE - dhliii ~ H''-'.>N
(Mr Emanuel wants capital to develop his IN
vention and will try to get 1t abroad II he does
not succeed In America.-Ed)