The National tribune., 1894-04-26

TAN ToG
Authors of word forms: A. r. Holt Dan D. Lyon,
K. L. @. r., Arcanus, Swamp Angel, Stocles.
NEW PUZZLES.-NO. 1873.
Nos. I273-99-A1phabetica1 Series of Dia-
monds.
BY NYPHo, GERMANTowN, PA.
(A) l. A letter. 2. town of Hungary. 3.
Baser. (obs.) 4. InsnaTes with birdlme. 5. Turk
ish statesman, lsI5-Is71. 6. Hawklke. T. An in
strument for signaling by reecting the rays of the
sun. 8. To cross second time 9. Puts ia its
place. 10. The avn. tWore.) IL. A letter.
lows. 4. liant. 5. Curved somewhat in the form
of the letter s. 6. genus of plants with bladder
like seed pods. I; of bind feet Of horses 8; Yes,
10. Debt Cent? ii. A letter.
(C 1. A letter. @ The Chinese word for tea.
Cent? g. An adjustable catch. T. ereeper. 5.
Loppered 8. treasurer 2. Slanderous. g. Pearl
ite. 9. To snatch away. 10. Chance. H. A letter
CD l. A letter. q To snarl as a dog Cent?
g. To snow with a mixture of rain. 4. The most
westerly of the Sunda Islands. 5. The liquor Of
ease him. (obs., Unab) 6. Armed with dreaded
bolts. T. Bent backward. 8. Shakes. 9. Puts up
10. A dry husk. II. letter.
(E) l. letter. q village of Belgium. g.
Seeds. (Obs., Cent) 4. Perplexities. 5. Balloons
6. Having the anterior scutes extending around
the tarsns the inner side. Having the form of
u "
measure in the metric system. 10. Apparently,
surety. Cent? II. letter.
OF ]. A letter. 2. The higher part Of the scale.
8. To be dead. 4. kind of linen cloth. 5. Allot-
ment (Obs) 8. clergyman of low character.
7. A witness. (Obs) 8. Pertaining to the muses..
g. The malicious and voluntary firing of a ship.
10. At a distance, but within view. H. letter.
(G) l. A letter. 2. A blackbird of tropical
America g. Stretches over, as an arch. T. One
who taints 5. Ascigerous qualifications of licbens.
6. A comprehensive division Of vertebrates. z.
officer, I72S-ls02. TO- Anima. tDungL) II. A let
ter
CD1. A letter. 2. Township. Aroostoolc Co..
Me. 3. Tips. 4. The refuse fat OF kitchens, used
in making soap. 5. A mountebank. 6. The sec
ond lateral plate in the plastron Of turtles To
mold into shape a second time. 8. Merchant ships
for food. 10. Not. II. A letter.
OD /. A letter. 2. An ancient name of gum. 3.
An abject person. 4. Pennatulae. 5. Tunnies. 6.
Having equal authority with the apostles. 2. Mis-
chances causing persons death without felony.
8. Pierces. (Obs.l Q. Demands. 10. Six. (obs.)
Ii. A letter.
pie of God. l. A sieve. (obs.) 5. Lake of Yucca
tan. (Bij) 9. An extra cspstan. ]. Reprisal. 8.
A boarding-school in France: 9. small rat.
(Obs.) 10. An anathema. IL. A letter.
(K) /. A letter. 2. A small insect. 5. Stays.
(Obs.) 4. Lofts. S. To bark, as a dog. (Obs.) 6.
Worship by genuhection. (obs.l 7. country.
s. A Chiffon. 9. bargain IN tribute mining by
which the tributor profits. To- A suf8x. Cent?
H. A letter.
: Q) 1. A letter. 2: A merton. 3; town Of
A lobbyist. T. Those under the care and pro,ec-
ton of others 8. native of Anam. g. General
of La Vendee; 1752-l7s4. 10. Eyes. Cent? II.
letter.
(s) l. A letter. q To drop the bait gently. g.
French historian; 1675-l73o. 4. To bleach. 5. A
floor which serves also a roof. 6. fool. (Obs)
T. Exposes to public scorn. 8. Fouled with SCOT.
o. Functions taken TO- A point. IL A letter.
(S) l. A letter. 2. An insect. 8. dry measure
of four bushels. 4. An assembly. g. A deelama-
tory and voeferous preacher. 6. division of
vermiform. gastropod moliusks T. A disturber.
g. Guilds. 9. Proverbs (Obs.l 10. A peak of the
Himalayas. IL. A letter.
to) l. letter. 2. German historical painter;
Star-stones. (Obsl 6. An order OF tailiess phi
bians. z. salt derived from acid of iodine
g. Deiracts. (obs., Cent? 9. Tribes proceeding
from a common progenitor. 10. woman. IL. A
letter.
(P) 1. letter. q town of Italy. g. plant
OF various species 4. Sets. o. Having braet. 9.
Very quickly. 2. Associates in office. g. Whes
g. Prompts. 10. Printers measures. IL letter
90 !. A letter. 2 To sprout. 3. Prays. T.
Casualties. 8. A division of the Crinoidea. g. A
green crystalline substance. 2. A group of Mam-
malta. 8. Pirates. 9. Horses. tobs.) 10. Of EACH
IL. A letter.
(Rl l. A letter. 2. A measure Of length used in
Burmah (CeBtl g. Songs of praise and triumph
f. To appease. ). bell that announces a death.
g. A painful affection OF the spine. 7. fish Of the
family Ano6antide. Cent? 8. P. o.. Middlesex
County, N. j. 9. city of Illinois 10. An eyelid
ii. A letter.
(s) l. A letter 2. A vestment of white liuen g.
Clears 4. Covers with trees. 5. The act of taking
away. g. An ee-like marine marsipobrsnch. 2.
Bestudded. 8. Was foot. 8. Soaked. (Obs,
Cent? 10. Diminutve of Edward. H. A letter.
CD /. A letter. 2. Away. tCent.) s. Fuses par
TALLY A. Became hattened. 5. A genus of tall
conifers. 6. A perennial grass Z. Short sabers.
g. An islet in the Caribbean Sea. 8. virgin god
dess who presided over chastity and marriage. 10
dolt ii. letter.
(D1 A letter. 2. German historical painter;
1920. 8. German naturalist and author; 1742-lsI0.
4. One who makes beginning. 5. class of
Echinodermata. 6. The sirake next to the deck.
T. The edge of the aperture of univalve shell. s.
Relief. 9. Stretches out 10. An ache. lobs) II.
A letter.
(V) l. letter. 2. A cistern. 8. An officer OF
court. 4. Enriehes. s. narrow window-seat. 6.
kind of brake. z. To exhibit mental activity. 8.
To go back over. 9. Public. 10. An addition. IL.
A letter.
Cw) l. A letter. 2. Cry. Dungl) g. fortified
city of Belgium. 4. French philosopher; 18th CEN
tury 5. A woman hired for odd work. 6. A small
are % indorsed s. Makes a nest. O. Markets 10 io'
A village of the Netherlands 10. letter.
CX) l. A letter. 2. Heart: Dungll g. Dice 4.
Locks. (obs.l .. An ague fit g. Pertaining to the
doctrine of XenOcrates. tCent) z. second char
ter. g. Aspersed. y. Slew. (Obs.) TO- species
of gibbon. H. A letter.
(Y) /. A letter. 2. A village of France. 8. Outer
garments. A. A dignitary Of the church. 5. One
of the somites that make up the thorax of arthro-
pods. g. Persian berry. Z. Climbed with difficulty.
8. Governed. 9. Went asiray. 10. The earth. IL.
A letter.
CZ) /. A letter. 2. Case (Cent.) 3. The fruits OF
the Conifee. L. Adroit mischief. 5. Had knowl-
edge of. 6. Young fustie Cent? z. Having very
minute teeth. 8. A town of Italy. 9. The breast.
10. To pine. IL A letter.
PRIZES.
For the first, second and third lists of correct
swers to all of the above diamonds suitable prizes
will be awarded.
CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.
Our ii. s. Nut -Fireglow special issue has re-
ceived such liberal amount of praise that we
must conclude our readers enjoy an occasional
departure from the ordinary. With this idea
in mind we take especial pleasure in placing be-
fore our friends a complete series of diamonds,
each one a gen. by Nypho. The solver who
conuuers the entire lot will be duly repaid for
his labor, and will be able to appreciate what
skill and application must have been required
to compose the series.-It is a somewhat Curl
Gus fact that "Chester's Mysteries" are men,
toned in the international Dictionary. Look
under Mystery, noun, No. 2.-Buxtonian
That last square is good one. Thanks for
kind words.-X. L. c. r. is likely to paralyze
solvers with words found in his Flemings Die