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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

The women OF Ellis. Kan, are max.
Ing Il hot for law-breakers. All the
Offices are held by the fair sex. and
they are suppressIng nulsances with
heavy hands. All the operators Of
whisky Joints and gamblers but two
are In Jail. and the county attorney Is
being prosecuted on a charge OF ac-
eeptlng brlbes from liquor sellers. The
women walk the streets at night as de-
tectiyes to ferret out offenders Tho
local courts are ologged with suits
against iolntislE.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Weather to suit the mos, fastldlous
vas furnished Alton. H.. during an
hour Of Saturday. At the surface OF
he carth Il rainei. twenty feet up. on a
level with the second stories Of the
houses. the downfall was snow. and a
little higher up It was hail. Alton
doesn't need any sea serpent5.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

part Of the world In fact. with Rus
Ella firmly settled a. Por, Arthur with
The lraus-Sibolian railway behind her.
iIc influence Of other powom upon
China may De- regarded as gone and
tho advance q Russia from her north
en- frontier toward Pekin would b.
merely matter OF time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08
IIeurtless Man.

III women have not finer sensibilities
than man." asked the defender Of her
sex. then why Is II that men laugh
and women weep at a wedding"
because they are not the ones who
are getting married." answered the
coarse. hoartless man.-lndianapolis
f.ttvw,I
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

The city authorities Of Cleveland
have ordered the drinking fountains
through which the woman's Christian
Temperance Union has been dispensing
concoctlon known as Wild cherry
phosphate removed. Il Is held that
they induce newsboys and other chill
dren to play that they are drinking
beer. to treat. and even TO gamble for
the harmless liquid that flows when
a penny is inserted IN the slot.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

MY fayorite author" said the young
woman with the high forehead. lis
Holmes"
"Holmes?" said the young woman
with the pink. green. yellow. brown
aud white shirt waist. Il didn't know
be had ever written anything besides
that horril confession"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

II IL now ofhclally stated that the
number Of lives lost In Moscow during
the coronation was few less than
5000. But a little matter like that cuts
no figure In Russia. They will never
b. missed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

A. last Dynamite Dick" has been
captured and the people OF Oklahoma
are breathing easier For three long
and exciting years officers have been
On "Dynaml,e's" trail. not only for
dynamite" himself. but for tho $1,000
reward as well. and his capture Ia only
another instance In fayer Of perscyer-
ance. which. We are taught. accom-
plishcs much. Very early In liia
Dynamite" chose tho career Of a bans
dit, ana now. scarcely out Of his teenas
ne faces a trowning gallowa. Verify
the way Of the transgressor Is hard.
Nearly MI the TAT men seem 20 be
lea.cr this summer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Mr.. corbeit Ia fortunate In having re-
eeived his pugillstic quletus from Mr.
sharkoy at this particular time. lie
can now and profitable and congenial
employment as a campaign orator.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Reports from Alaska are to the effect
that two persons have discovered a
"solId ledge OF gold quartz GOO feet
wlde and 1900 feet Ions. beside which
the great Treadwoll ledge Is a mere
rlrlnger. There Ia enough ore TO keep
800 stamps going 100 years night and
DAY. Coming on the eve OF the failure
Of the bluebcrry crop at West Superior
ghls Is Important
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

walllng will Join Jackson on the
scanold. Now. II the supreme court
viii only pass on their cases quickly
and let them be hanged promptly O.
great lesson viii be taught the young
men Of the land whose delicate sense
OF honor would lead them to Kin the
victims OF their wrong doing to save
themselves nom troublesome oonsC.
enences
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Miss Kate Horner Is the coroner at
Pender. Neb.. and they say she Is very
pretty. We may now expect TO hear
OF some OF the young men Of Pcnder
dying suddenly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Doctor-"Abovc all. you must not
exert your mental capacity too much"
Poet-"But want to finish volume
OF poetry" Doctor-"Oh, that will not
hurt you In the least. Judy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

The franchise Of easy disrsiion-oue Of the
most valuable In the ain Of medical science
,an be secured by any person wise enough "a
use Ilosieiier's stomach nlticrs, either 10 sup
lress growing dyspepsia, or 20 uproot u Al
maturity Bilious, rheumatic aud fever AMI
que sufferer persons troubled with nerNuos'
ess and the cnnstpalo1, should alec secure
ihu health franchise by the same means.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Colonel lngCrsoll has done a vast
amount OF rude aud violent work by
way Of clearing the religious field OF
many a superstition preparatory for
better grow,h.-Rey +. l.. Rexiord.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

We note with lively concern that thu
laurel-orownod graduates Of the coll
leges are not entirely agreed "a to the
remedy for the complication OF all
men,s under which our helpless coun-
try Is groanlng.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

A most euectlve remedy Tor sheeR
scnh and ticks Is preparation OF
pure Nicotine prepared from tobacco
Owners Of sheep generally are using
u instead OF line. sulphur aud arsenic
and seem unanimous Ia believing that
sheep ticks and scab will soon I've TO.
tally extermlnated. Nicotine IL a
deadly poison to Insects, but when ~.
luied for dipping does not AFFECT ani!
mals. In this respect Il differs from
the mineral polsons. The Skabcnra
Dip Co. Of Chicago are the largest
manufacturers OF nicotine In the
World
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Il turns out that Helen Gould gave
ci.CO) instead Of 100000 to the ST.
Louis sufferers. which Is horse Of
another color.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Charles Bowers Of Areola. H.. drove
over 10 see Matte Jonss ore night last
week. and instead OF seeing Matte ha
was met by her two brothers and two
guns. The reception was too much for
Charles. who disappeared IN the dark
ness and at last accounts was silll run
ming.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

II is time TO stop talking about New
Jersey "skeeters." There are no fliel
on Jersey now.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Croakers are all croaklng about a
shower OF frogs that recently poured
down on Chicago. A remarkable sea
son.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

It il easy TO be gallant 10 strangers
because one doesn't have TO keep It up.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Tho prince Of wales maniltuts a ais.
position 10 become chummy wllh Mr,
tsinr NJ Aston Is rich and can ai-
sc-i n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

When a man brags Of his power. ask
hlm 70 male G blade Of grass or spin e
Apldts'a web
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

VERY unpleasant
affair has been re-
called In Europe
by the announce
ment Ia a number
of German papers
on lndlsputable an
lhorlly that Count
Guido Lynar. a
member OF the
prlncely house OF
that name. has
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Corbett now knows what II Is to run
up against a real fighter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,

Tulane University OF Louisina.
a. advantage fof instfucion isrrs n GEL sesr
stnfies an ahuuiaut hospital uAtrlsi lfre acrtss
b. given tn thu Ercti thantY Hospital - tets ani
n 90 patients anuualt ~ cal iutiruftion a. 80
shir ufslfk Nstt afsisf ftf. o. itst luffaialegue
aflrrss lHnr tuAllLH| n o., uHAsi 4. q
L-...r al NV mLLIlN.. IA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

The bicycle record liar Is oyer-top'
ping the fsh garner
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

rs there aay particular nervous
complaint coan,cted with yodr protos.
sion?" asked nc Cheerful Idiot OF the
Fincman. "rhcrc 81 30 tCnnia arm
the bicycle ilce and The baseball arm
and | thought there might be some
thing Of the sort amoug you gunncrA"
No" said The rllcman nothing Of
the sort.
1t Is very queer" said the Choor-
full Idiot. thauFhifully. Il didn't sup
pose you could hit the target without
taking sharpsaooting pains. INDIAN
apolls Journal
Dnty.
Duty IA n debl-someihlng that va
owe 70 somthody clcc. There Isn't Al
important duty thot accds % wait On
the ssttlomeEl % any question. 10 nal
allow yourselves, then. to make cx.
susQs -RtA. AZ !. sassse,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08
HAD BOGUS FUNERAL.
HOW A COURT SCANDAL WAS
HUSHED UP.

IN. Gas. OF tho EaH 81 Ayie.,@a-us
spent the Latter Part Of ~. Llfs h.
New York as "Mr simpson, frequent
Tag Madison aud UnloH squares.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-08

Dent take substitutes 10
SAFE a feo0 pennies. HwoN'f
paw yoM AlsoaJs insist Oh
HIRES RoOtbcer.
N,is sss By ~ ctsfi,, us,, o. rtusias,iA
a. farsafa aatlsa ...aat 80 ever sttfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
HITCH BETWEEN YALE AND HARVARD

THEY CAN'T AGREE on THE TIME OF THE BOAT
RACE NEXT YEAR
New-Haven. Conn. Dec. 17-President CARR
son. OF the Yale football team. said to-day Of the
proposed Yale Harvard athletic negotiations: 1.-The
pending negotiations regarding series Of contests
in all branches OF athletics between Harvard and
Yale cannot be said 10 be definitely determined.
There Is hitch in regard TO the date OF the boat
race, Yale having acceded TO Harvard's condition
that the race should be rowed the same course
the between Harvard and Cornell Under
no conditions could the Yale leave New
Haven before Juno ~. the day after the close OF
recitations. this having been strictly adhered to
even in :he Of last years trip 10 Henley.
Yale has offered 10 row at any time after June e.
leaving the place TO Harvard This condition the
Harvard authorities unable TO accept" This
statement IS understood TO Yae's side OF the
ca SO officially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
TEN MILLIONS FOR A STATION IN BOSTON,

Boston. Dec. 17.-Samuel Hoar went before the
Board of Railroad Commissioners to-day to ask
for the approval Of s2VO,cc0 worth of bonds for
the benefit OF the Boston Terminal Company, when
Is building the great Southern Union Station Tn.
100000 Of bonds authorized last July by the Ran,
road Commissioners have al been taken. and with
necessities arising to H.ii5.C)0 IN excess OF thar
amount the Terminal Company Is again asking fo,
more. 1t is. however. buying land Tor the city Of
Boston for streets, In addition TO building great
station and out Of the 100000 required for er.
penditure the company expects from the city about
a million. This gives the maximum cost of ths
new station and approaches. roughly estimated Al
between $500 000 and $40 10000. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

brief account Of the work extending over nearly
quarter of a century. He Is the first deaf-mute or
dained west of the Alleghanies. The following mis-
sions have been built up by him: All Angels, Chi
cogo: St Thomas's. ST. Louis Holy Spirit, Kansas
CITY: St Adams. Indianapolis; st. Bede's, Grand
Rapids; Ephphatha. Detroit; st Agnes's, Cleve-
land: All SAINTS. Columbus; ST., C!ement's. Day
ton, 81 Marks Cincinnati. and st. Margarets.
pttsburg BESIDES the religious services given to
these widely separated missions the Rev M I:
hns also preached IN the sign language In England
ireland and Canada. He, was ordained TO the
diaconate and priesthood by the late Bishop Bedell
o. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
sNOTBER TALKING MATCH BEGUN.

lanes T. Corbctt vent over TO Jersey City yester-
Aav afternoon and signed articles of agreement to
aght Fitzsimmons to finish on Mareh H. lss'' ior
n,,rsa NJ $1,000. TO be given by Dan Stuart
arna nlace of the battle Is to be announced before
February H. Stuart Is to post forfeit Of 5000
a. che ba nds OF Richard X. Fox "Al' Smith. and
Corbett and Fitzsmmons must each post $2ooo as
q guarantee of good faith. george Siier. OF 'h'-
cago is named as referee; $780, =, .... a. 4.
cortett signed the articles before he noticed that
,hev reserved all privileges for Stuart, and he be-
came somewhat excited when he thought OF the
Sarssoscore privileges. After some rcnection no
ensisv ssH "I would not change the articles for
n 90 oeo but IL find out that Julian or Ftz gets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
). vAC1T RACING LEAGUE PROPOSED.

A special meeting Of the New-iork facht CIup
will be held at the clubhouse next TUESDAY at y
n m. TO consider the following motion:
S>soved that a committee of five. one OF whom
shall be the commodore be appointed by ane c frnT
such Yacht clubs in America as they may eject TOT
the purpose OF considering the advisabiiity OF or
San,zine n Yacht racing league the object OF winch
Ssa9ne shafl be to establish uniform cooperation
on measurement classification and racing rules.
ment and elevation OF the sport and the preserva:
ton OF yachting history and racing records ana
sha. this committee have power to enter this club
IN such league said entrance only TO become COM
-, ,.ts and operative upon this clubs ratincatlon
xhersoS Nv Subsequent constitutional amendment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
ALBEMARL-E

ALBEMARLE.
! l. Emary. Bos'on.
II Fraser. London.
r Harris q wife. SPHINX
neld. Mas 800
Mrs. NJ. u. Gray. fh'i'eo'-
BTp, learned 4 wife. New
London.
=. l.. Bachelor. Lima
Mr. "Y Il. 8 Day. New or
leans
l.. {. Day. Hew orleans
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
r NJ Wells. Canton. y. \.
= H. Josk!. Boston.
r. :. Miller. Rochester.
W II. Spencer q VIE
Pawtucke,. ,,,
y. y.
G. Lewis. Providence.
] r. TAYLOR. East Liver
pool. Onto.
II Trow. Eas'on. Mass
W \. Farauharson. 'ins
gov. 49,
u. bradford. Worcester
II. 9 spsrhawk. Marble
Mis. 4. b. Cole. Marble
F. =. Lacy & wife. siou'
I. =. Miller. Springfield
G r rauer. Richmond. Va
u l., Davis. Cleveland.
II 10. Brockway. Elrnirn.
". :. Beneke. Crane
Rapid.
G. Reese Baltimore.
EVERETT.
T. g Walker. Batavia.
Miss VI. g. Holman. con
neciicu'.
&. ]. German & wife. Con
necticut
g +. Scroggle. Toronto.
Mrs. T. Phillips. Goshen.
Miss G. T.. Torrey. Ne"
York.
G. J. bowling. Boston.
G. l.. Thorn Il wife. sal
Francisco.
MARLBOROUGH.
Misc T.. G.. Morehead. Spray
y. 4.
Mrs. J. T. Morehead. Spray
y. &.
Mrs. X. J. Chamberlain
<ew-York.
W. ~. Flowers e. wifs. Bal
ling. Ala.
G. VI. Hall. Sew-Orleans.
y. Il. Deyo. Kingston.
Mrs. Williams & daugh'e.
New-York.
7. &. Milne. Philadelphia.
V. NJ. Davis. New-York.
J. T.. spaulding. Winsied
Conn.
NORMANDfE.
A. G. Spann. Buffalo.
| +. A. Board. Buffalo.
+. n. culbert q wife. New
burg.
J. X. smith. Waterbury.
| J. II. Weston & wife. Fl
mira.
| W. q. Oliver & wifi,
| Worcester.
| G.. 4. Church e. wife. MerN
| den. Conn.
| T.. I. Hayden G. wife. Wa
| terbu-y.
| J. Newman. Boston.
| II. J.. Scot, & wife. Lancai
ter. penn.
| II. +. R~isl. Dayton. Ohio.
| Or. .. 8. Watrous. Middl.
town.
6. A. Craig. Miidletown.
| &. ". Butler. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
uVsINcSs CHANCES.

CAPITAL. WANTED 5000 wanted On
The he,, possible security. fJr regular
mercantile business. nothing % any rrIi7"
speculative. - lie loaned Tor one N'h,' ~
god rate 81 interest. ~ hrokrrr n-"i re
pls. re,-fen .es ample AMI rhii-ia' Tory.
HENRY Box is Tribuns oflec.
FOR SALE a long established grrs 'ip
ton dius store. on broad st.. N"MhrN'
= 4 nearly twenty Two hundf"h PIC
srriu,ion- prepared duflns the last fhrre
months an average - about twenty f'nr
A ta,. business susceptible ~ wy
isrs. Increase rare chanc. Tor VIZ"
-. rharnactsi Address BRAD
LEIGH. care &. Is Smith a 60. Nr"AH
y J
WANTED inventors should write John
M~iderbufn 4 90. Patent ~ -tnr,-'
w,.hlngtnn. y. e. fof their sl.bp pc
MUM. monthly contest open 70 -h-i" "'""
H.. .fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
yIIsCElIANEOtS y.

Apf.EI LAWYER gives reliable ADVICE ff'e.
uron,ut ,s..iarce IN all dlr'cglnes. sep .
ar.tieu non support. dan ages. clAlinr ~
every ns'Is-. fs;aily or business uoHpr'
oul.,.s arrargsd. divorces quie~ih ob'Aln~9
Without publicity this ot other states. u ID
matters strictly confidential -di Broad
VA. Room -. -
HOARD and trea'm-n; Tor nervousness.
wanted tn pleasant location out OF
town GIVE fuil particulars. DAVID
Tribune One.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A SECOND and third Moor. vain. sunny
,,..,ps permanent or transient quests
terms 10 SUIT. private table II desired. r"i-
er.nr.. DALEY. i5i Easf alri -
32p ST. . WEST Handsomely fufn shrd
second Moor. with board. references.
9TH ST 900 4li.-rarge small rooms
with superior board. convenient 10 all
rnsd- refsr-n --s exchanged.
18th ST WEST 81 Board IN South
ern family. refer noes exchanged
la7 EAST GOTH ST Large. sunny soc
ond floor 'front.' room, also hall io"h'
with board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
GUESTS AT LEAING HOTELS.

]. +. Morris. Amsterdam.
y. Y
I Morris. Amsterdam.
y. y.
PARK AVENUE.
" II. Ca'ap. WATERFOWL.
:. - Ii,.i. n0sion.
}. ". Hunter y family.
Norfolk
y Tayior. s9n'h vorvA.k.
'n.n
e. 7 Buck & VIZ. Water
9 u Brow Boston.
l. " HpHn. ,nlrlD';c.
y. &.
J. II Combs. Albany
J.. T.. Elliott. ca'skl.l.
vENDoME
T.. 4 R.mke A. wife Nor
fisioHn. y. J.
NJ C.elry 4 daughter
BOSTON
4. ~. Ncylrs a vita PM
ai-lrhls
W hagemsnn. rhraa.!
Ih.A.
VI NJ Armstrong. phl.atel
rhla.
4, =. Sherman 4 wife.
Red Bank.
" II. sherman. ir.. A VIE
Rcd Rank.
VI. Greenwsid. Philadelphia.
j. II Martin f. wife.
Rochester
VI. Y. Dolan. Albany.
II. Jufson. Buffalo.
X. J. Coy & wife. HUDSON.
MI" +. ~ Judd. Walling,
ford. Conn.
WINDSOR.
J s. Cameron. Salt Lake
MIS-. X. II. Lindsey. Union
town, Penn.
Miss Lindsey. I'nlon'own.
Penn.
+. ". Chisholm. New York
J. A. boh"rty, Chicago.
o. ". Fsirchiid. Onson'a.
J.. Sherwood. New York.
W. 9. Brown. Ohio.
&. w. Miller. Franklin.
Penn.
!. stewart. plt,sburg.
NJ. II. Smith. Louisville
II. J.. Bleyrr. New YORK.
~. trOrby a. wife. Toledo.
r.. J.. Leonard. Springfield.
Mass.
+. J. Wolfe. Albany.
A. r. iiraInafd. Albany.
WESTMINSTER.
J.. J. Casey. Scranton.
+. X. BENNETT. Pi,,sburr.
J. q. Bailey 4 wife. Scran-
ton. Penn
W. McC1avs & wife. Scran
ton. Penn.
J. X. Bentley. Scranton.
Penn.
II, y. Lambley. Scranton.
Penn.
J. =. Case. Tobyhanna.
Penn.
l.. g. El-y. Philadelphia.
j. q. Tomlinson a wife.
Wheeling.
r. W. Goodnow, Toledo.
J. i. I,aumgardner. Toledo.
j. u. Lawrence. Taunton.
Mass.
J. +. Deane. Taunton. Mass.
A. X. Wetmore a. wife,
Canada.
w. X. Hobbs. London,
ontario.
W. Chamberlain. Canton,
Ohio.
II. X. Wilcox & wife. Mid
dletown. y. Y.
G. NJ. Shipman. Bclvedere
y. j.
j. W. Walsh. Boston.
'c. s. Keene & wife. Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

Gallaudct. on Sunday next at p. m the t"s"'s
fourth anniversary of the Church Mission 10 Dear
mutes will be observed at the Church OF inc ~"
carnation at Madison-ave ana Tfirty-'li'"-S" me
soc,etv was Incorporated In the year 1872 according
90 ,bo ,a,s of N,w-York state. At the service the
addresses will be interpreted by Dr. Gallaudet ana
others for the deaf-mu;es in the congregation.
The Protestant Episcopal Church. whose prayer
book system IL specially suited to deaf-mut's' ma
., rresent ten missionaries TO look after the "oV"
or more OF this widely scattered people VINO "'e
cut off from ordinary worship ana re''sou7
49, ono ~ these missionaries. the Rev Austin
" Mann renresentng the MidWestern Mission
v,oo,s IN Inc AT the service mentioned 10 give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
LASKER WINS HIS SEVENTH GAME.
A HOPELESS FIGHT BY sTEINIrz FOR THE CHESS
CHAMPIONSHIP.

CHAMPIONSHIP.
Moscow. Dec. II (SpeciaD-At o'clock this morn
ing SteinitZ resigned the eleventh game Of the
championship chess match TO Lasker. The former
opened the game at o'clock yesterday evening
with Queens Gambit. which Lasker declined 10
accept.
The players selected the following variation
2..P-K 3: 9. Kt-Q b 3. XIX 3: 4. B-Kt 8
Blk 2; 8. PIX 8. Castles: G. Kt-B 3. P-Q Kt 8
game proceeded evenly throughout the opening and
middie-gamc stages In the end game. however
Lasker secured a winning advantage and won the
game after sixty-six moves. The score at present
is: Lasker, Z; Steinitz, 0; drawn, T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
FOR A sIx-DAY RACE IN CHICAGO.

ch,caro Dec. l7.-Tattersalls has been leased
Cor the six-day cycle race. Entry blanks Will be
sent out at the end Of this week F. Edward
Snooner returned from the sx,day race In New
Spovs s..as,erdav and said nearly all the contest
sn,s IN the New York competition were anxious 10
come 10 Chicago to compete In similar race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

:
JOHN MOORE & co.
~ and ~ Warren 81
Large variety ~
SLEIGHS, SLEIGliS, Si.EIGIiS,
Portland Cutters Jumpseats. tour passen-
ger slsighS. fine Secondhand Bailey Cutter
speeding Sieigis, O.d Comforts. a..
EVERYTHING FOR Si.EfGflfNG.
Bells. Plumes. Foot Warmers. Driving
Gloves. Robes. Wool Mats. Sc.
TEN FLOORS DEVOTED TO
COUPE ROrkAWAYS
AMI a fine assortment ~ drshaDie car
RIGGS and carts
NEW AND SECONDHAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
FUNDS FOR THE HOSPITALS.

Charles Laner. the general treasurer OF the Hospl-
tai Saturday and Sunday Association No. II Nassau
ST. reports the following contributions from various
sources TO the general fund OF the collection up to
DAFT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

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LARGE and small rooms; convenient
principal hotels. clubs. 100 Madison ave.
and IL East 2?,hst.
3JTI- ST rs WEST. Suite two hand
ron.y furnished rooms for gentleman
private house. references exchanged.
GATH ct NEAR PARK Choice suites.
together sinely. superior plumbing
newly furnished. meals N desired. excel
lent service suit gentlemen. Inquire.
CUNNING. dji Madison ave