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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-12
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Tuesday.-The United
Etates Weather Bureau issues the follow
ing forecast for the next twenty-four
hours:
For North Carolina.-F Fair; colder;
westerly to northwesterly winds.
For Raleigh and Vicinity: Clear Tues
day with westerly winds; decidedly cold
er by Tuesday night.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sherwood Higgs s. Co.-Merry War on
Prices.
Academy of Music-Our Flat.
Charles Stockholders Meeting.
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I carry fun line Of DIR. Earl S. Sloun's
great Remedies.
Sloan's Liniment cures rheumatism.
VIM. SIMPSON, Druggist.
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AT A BARGAIN.

\ good secondhand, seven column
Washington Hand Press for sale cheap
In good condition as when new.
Address all communication to
THE COUNTY UNION"
Dunn, n G.
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NOTICE.

The next regular communicat ton of the
Grand Lodge of Masons of North Caro-
lima viii be held in Raleigh, January
18th, 1897. Reduced rates on sale by all
Of the railroads in the State.
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EUCHRE CLUB.

The Euchre Club will be entertained
by Miss Blanche Blake, Wednesday
evening, and its members anticipate a
charming time.
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WANTED.

A half dozen boarders can secure good
table board and comfortable lodging at
Mr.. IT, A. Browns, Newbern avenue, two
squares east of the capitol building.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-12
A Question
Of Intention.

While Sheriff Tim Lee was living at the
Memmenger place, winch was ont OF town a
ciCy elect on TOOK place. 1T WAS very close
in The old Tufrd, and when Timothy pre-
senred his ballot iG was prompt Y email
ltngea by the Democratic pollbolder. VINO
said:
..TIm, you live ont of town, and you nave
no rtght TO vote here"
Tim very blandly replied: "Me friEd, you
are mistaken; it ia simply QUESTION OF IN,
ttntioH as to where man lives. IGls true,
stav with my wife and children in the coun-
fry, but it is my intintion to i've ut the jail
as / ann the Sheriff of the county
You have heard OF the mighty bad place
the road to which ia paved with good inten'
tinns Ii you nave been helping in that al
rectfon take our advtce and turn about
see how manv people yon can make happy
and enjoy your money while you are here
for when you die you may stay dead long
time.
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BICYCLE FOR SALE.

am authorized by Ernest Pittman, the
orphan boy who drew the Berwanger
bicycle on Christmas Eve, to sell the
wheel for him. The bicycle is good
one, finely finished, and can be seen at
the office Of G. G. Mcdonald, who has
kindly offered to sell the wheel without
commission.
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Don't fail to call on us if you want t.
rent a house.
WYNNE, ELLINGTON & co.
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TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
! shall send ont a number Of deputies
to collect the taxes remaining unpaid with
instruction to collect without taking any
excuse for non-payment.
n. w. PAGE,
Ex-Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-12
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A position by registered druggist; ten
years experience. Best of references.
Address, News and Observer.
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4 delivery book Of the Peter Sumpf
Brewing Co. The finder will please leave
mt tais Office or 10 e. c. IIudgins, agent.
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Position By registered pharmacist. Ad
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GOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, BIZ
kousness, indigestion headache
Easy TO take, easy TO operate 2Scs
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All Druggists refund the money il il
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Merry War War on Prices!

spread on tables, your choice as long as the,
last at soc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
TRoTTIyG AND PACING NOTES.

James Gordon Bennett Is reported to be dis
gustcd with harness racing ns conducted In Eu-
rome, and will soil his stable OF ~trOttcrs ut public
sale at Paris next month";. Autran. 2:lBd, by
PrincetOn; Helen. L~cyburn, 2:li, by Onward;
Quiz, @:l0I, by Alcantara, and Grace simmons,
2:20. by simmons, are the best known horses IN
his string.
state Breo,lers' Association will DO held at Jacob
Ruppert's Hudson River Driying. Park, Pough-
keeI'sic, from Aug. 10 to -. The Northern New
York Breeders meeting at tilcns Falls follows
on Aug. II to 20, then the Now York state Fair
ut Syracuse Aug. "a TO ~. After that comes
tho Fleetwood Grand Circuit meeting.
Tho old.time trotting marc. Rosa Wilkes,
Wilkes, has been sent to Goshen TO be bred 10
Stnmboul 2:O7l9. She was one of tho big win.
Dcrs In the Grand Circuit fifteen years ago, and
is now - years old. Rosa Wilkes Is the dam OF
the trotting stallion Blake, 2:l34, who Will be
out as u PAGER this year. The Hon. +; o.. BAD
cock Of Hornellsville owns the noted Old mare.
Y. W. Hubingcr, the New Haven tIrfman who
stable this year. Trainer, George Spear Is now
working Combine, 2:15h, by Combination; Mary
Beaufort, 2:23, by Golden Slope, and tho PAGERS
Frank Agan, 3:03A, by Mike Agan; Snllinxet-
Ia, 2:OSLa, by Sphinx; Pearl Onward. 2:lOH, by
Onward; R0hlnctLc,, 2;i2i2, by Enriightj Nut
2;2OiI. by Director; Bar.Me-Not, ":20i4, by TEN
Pile Bar, and several young things without rec
ards. Tho IIubinger horses Will soon he taken
10 Hartford where they are To be trained on the
Chertcr Oak track. llubinger has. Just pur'
chased from BoyCB OF POughkeepsie the we'll
known %trotting mare Grace Hasiingsi III py
Bayonnn Prince. she was campaigned with re-
markable SUCCESS last season by Il. Nj. Lock
wood. winning thirteen consecutive races on
Eastern tracks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

and the westchcster Cycling League to conduct
the annual twonty.n vc-mile handicap road race
at Milburn on May 81. This annual fixture viii
the Associated Clubs Of this city arc seeking tho
conacnt otthe Park Board to run a road race on
Riverside Drive.
NJ. Il. Ito ride to FT9ohold. n. ]. from
avenue ferry to the Battery, this. city, then
tho right and follow; The shoe, road 6oyond Mar,
cross TO Elizabeth and thGn continue direct 10
ltHhw"y png horth Amb2Eyi cross to New Bruins runs
WiCknntunk, and Braiavclt to Freehold. There
is no boat connection between Huntington. l.. l.,
tween shelter Island and Grccnport to Con
nectiCut.
James Gorvey.-To rido to Hartford, Conn.
take the route TO Boston published in THE Sun
on April /. The roads are in good condition.
Constant Rcader.-ln riding from Newark to
Rocknway Beach take tho plank road from New
ark to the Hudson County, boulevard; then rilo
SSnncS So;St 70 'BrooElyn from me ferry ride 10
to East New York avenues; then ride TO Glen
more avenue and continue 10 Jamaica and
away Beach.
MEMPHIS, April 3.-yhn opening meet OF the
Southern circuit was held fast night. Tho ut
tendance was 1000. The scheme OF forcing
every man TO show to the front before tho boil
tnp was tried with success and will be the rule
throughout the entire circuit. Changes were
frequent and interesting as tho men fought to
gain the lead. ,Throc one.mile races. were de-
tion of the money. The first race was open TO
all, the second open 10 non.winners In the first
race, and the third q consolation race closed 10
winners In the first two races.
Earl Kiser, Bob Walthour, Carl Stockins. G.
Carpenter, and Con Baker qualified for the one
mile professional. Kiser and Walthour rodo
u dead heat for first plnce. On the last lap
Walthour jumped the field and gained ten
lengths. but kiser soon closed this gap, md
came down the stretch like a whiriwind. He
beat Walthour by n foot. Carpenter was third.
Tho time was 2:21 80. c. Il. Jack won tho one
star pacemaker on tho National Circuit Inst
year. WINS second, and Con Baker third. Time,
2:33. The consolation race vas won by Stcen-
son. Oliver was second and Bert Repine third.
Time. ORG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
LACROSSE.
Crescent A. G. wins tho Manchester Series
Another Tie Game.

LONDON, April "A match Ramo OF lacrosse
was played Mt Manchester this afternoon bo-
tween tho lacrosse players of the Crescent Ath-
lctic Club OF Brooklyn and n combined team
comprising the crack players of Manchester and
vicinity. Tho game resulted in a tic of flvo
goals, leaving tho Cresconts the winners OF the
Manchester scriea OF three games.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

NICE, April 3. The largc-raters Allsa and
Britannia sailed n thirty mile race-threo times
round u ten-milo course-to-day for n prize of
1000 francs. The race was won by the Ailsa,
which beat the Britannia by six minutes. The
breeze WAS light from tho southeast and the
weather clear and sunny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

We must have room for them,
consequently we sacrifice prices
on goods-not old, but still not
quite so new as others coming in.
High Grade Mahogany Dining
Room Furniture, Colonial style,
at a quarter off. Not q thing the
matter with this furniture. Styles
are all new and up to date. We
have too many, hence this reduo-
ton.
Mahogany Sideboards. old Co
lonial style, were 63.49 to 133.49.
now 1855 to 100. 90.
Mahogany China Closets, old
Colonial. were 1919 to 1850, now
37.il to 9a75.
Mahogany Side Tables, old Co
%lonial. were 14.9S to 5L.19, now
Il.A to $40.
Mahogany Extension Tables.
were 56.49 to G9.9S, now R.1 to
81 80.
In this sale we will include a
very handsome Mahogany Inlaid
Dining Room Suit, consisting of q
sideboard, an extension table, q
side table and q china closet, all
for 1880, regular price 37l.47.
Free Hubert De
Lorme's $4,000 painting, The
Blacksmith" i'll our remodelled
basement.
Special Notice-We make a spe-
cialty of repairing and re-uphol-
STEERING furniture and remaking
bedding. Drop us a postal card
and our representative will call
and advise with you in the matter.
station In New Jersey. No extra charge re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
uroohI,n,s Grounds Not Selected Vet.

President C. II. Byrnc OF the Brooklyn Base
ball Club denied emphatically last night the re-
mort that new grounds on Fourth avenue, be-
tween First and Third streets, had been secured
at an annual rental OF ~, 800. lie characterized
the rumor ~ utterly without foundation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
BLACK (hABISD-EIGHr PIECES.

WHITE (CARBo)-NTNE r:rCES.
How Carlo effected the brilliant mate In nve moves
II held over for oSt week, so Al II lot Tux SUS clever
solving experts have a chance Ia irl It.
TsCnIGoTIN AND sCTIFFERs.
Tho ST. PETERSBURG Zeitung says that Tschigorln and
SchiNcIs will play u match az the 81. Petersburg
Chess club FOR "A purse, hung up 10y that well known
chess enthusiast TnreschtenkO, Il member OF the 81.
Petersburg Chess club.
A CHALLENGE FROM PHILADELPHIA
The Frsnkltu Chess club. philadelphia. hrs iasued
u challenge for another team chess match othe Man.
haitian ChcRs club, the contest 10 take place 0n Deco.
ration iRy at Philadelphia. II II SAID mt the Msnhat.
tan Chess Club that the challenge will hc accepted.
The lstt.r club Il also negotiating with the Boston
club for a consultation match, best out Of three
games, to be played by teleI hone or telegraph. The
games to be played simultaneously, three players at
either end to conduct each game. This novel idea
m'ct- with general approval at tho local club. Both
tho contests ara eagerly looked forward 20 by tho
mcmhcr
CHESS AT BERLIN.
FocLrr Schdch givrs the appended gam" rs played
between Walbrodt and Miescs IN the Iicrliu masters
tournament.
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X on X II; . on X Il &, Re- on q Kt . and 9 3; Kits on
I and X <; Bs on q kt s and X KIT ~ p on Q Il Z
aud Z.
wnfTE-TES riECcs.
White TO play and matc In two moves.
soLUTIoN TO PROBLEM NO. 521.

soIUTIoN TO PROBLEM NO. 521.
!. XIX :, K-B4;e. Blk 8 oh, X x Kt; .. q-Ra
i. XIX :, R-Qns;e. Kt-Yt . CHI. Xxx 4;a. @
i. XIX 7,R-QBs; 2. Kt-Kt CHI, Bah. b
/. XIX Z. R-Q 8 or R-Q r 3. or PIX Kts or r.
III E,&K ki-i Rtk z en- ~ x 6 YoKfs; a. =; Z or B maG g. .
l. Kt-K 7.R-Xs;@. Q-Kt4 oh, Xxx 4; .. On
Il. XXX 7,R-KBs;e. Q-Kt oh, XXX 4;a. K,-
/. XIX :. R-E Bs;e. Q-Kt 1 oh. KxP;3. Ga
T., XIX :. R-xt 7;a. Q 1R oh, X < Pa. Q[aa,
J. XIX .R-Tt7;a.QxRc oh, 3. XIX 4,
/. XIX !. R-Sto;e :. XIII :. r Z P;s. Q-Kt4.
i, XIX :, R-Kt O. ., Kt-B :, any other; .. B-K
i. XIX :. R-yt 5; ?. 9 I T. oh. Xxx 4;a. Kt-B
i: XIX :, R-Et0;e. QtR CHI. X Rps. Q|oe,
!. XIX :. R-Et As. XIX r CHI, Xxx 4;9. Q-B
/. XIX 7.R-Xt4;e. Kt Z Il oh. K-B 4,s B-K
i. XIX :, R-Kt 3; .. E-p 0 oh. K-B4;s. XIX
l.. XIX :. e-Kt9;e. I'D oh. K-B 80. XXX
!. K,-X 2! E-K ~ 81 !. mate.
/ ki-k :. any other: 2. XIX !. any; I. OBJ or
Correct .ola:!op. r;esiyea from Fred Carter.
YoTk Fred Enssi' ,%rooklyni :, 2nlt22w, New York;
Brooklvn; Stephcn McGrath. New York: Pretty. New
York; c: .. FienshurE. neston; Just n Time. N"w
Correct You Are. Brooklyn; Il. s. WALTERS, New York;
%. y. MIclIacls. Brooklyn; r. NJ. Mauscr. New York:
W. Winter. New York; Fl. y. Maruni. New York; $.
s;emIer. New York; J. =. MANNING, rhils!olphis. Pa;
H a. 5. Eis i NJ n1nG S!5ii! conn; 4 4. I l.: M Eek E l15SoN lrn
York; F. Cromwell. I~!rookiyn; J. Roherts, New York;
&. II Caldwell, New York; nr. GSs.. New York; Vim.
X. Lam. Lee Nano-. y. y; Henry s~teinterg. New York;
q org 4. shre'nrr, Harrisburg, Pa. G. l.. Rieby.
New YORK: l.. D.. C.. Boston. Mass.; Y. H.. New Haven.
Conn: Annie Nor. Hartford. Conn. Sweet Six tee n.
New York; II. L. l. nic!s. New York; Red Rock. Con.
curi. y. H.; X. Monroe. Chicago; luck Ne Out, sta
p,etpn. =. |.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

Our Furniture De-
partment is groan-
ing with some OF
the richest bar
gains o: the day.
Styles C h a n & Q
h tly, just
enough to com
pei us to take up
the new ~fnncies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

Easter Cards, Booklets and Nov.
elties.
We think our assortment OF
Spring Floor Coverings is grand. We
should be pleased to have our
friends tour patrons are our friends)
como and express their opinions
1t is II most superb display IN Il one
Of which we are Justly proud. Tho
prices we guarantee to be lower,
than those charged by others for
goods of the same quality, and
sometimes much inferior.
Drap,ries-In the largest depart
ment of the kind in New Jersey
we have laid n feast Of beauty
combined with elegance of style.
Popular prices complete the pleas
ure attending the delightful SYM
postum.
housecIeaning time is ut hand
We have all the auxiliaries for
making work easy for the house.
keeper. b .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
WHITE nosrsrxLn,--s,xIrKS PIECES,

'Cur,ously enough. black overlooked here a mate
by means Of II \ =.
ClISS FROM SUNNY SPAIN.
Those two well. known Spanish problem composers.
J. Carlo and '. Marin. played a pretty game at a CATS
IN II ttrii. the score NJ the game being given In al; the
latest foreign exchanges now to hand. Here follows
thu IN ina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

l.. e., Bangor. Mn-THH SUS prints all important
chess news dnly and On sundays.
II. T. ~. Maiden, Hass.-Your two-moyer Gid not
come to hand.
C.H Cnld well. Now York.-Stein.tz's Modern Chess
In ytrucfOr; Electromagnetic Chess Openings. ,Incient and
Modern; Gossip's Chess Puvcr's Manual. Cooks syn.
0ysis.
l.. F, md Or A. II. B-Kt--K ! would scarcely
"OOok 6ln. Try again.
Several Corrc4pnnlrEtl If |. XIX "a, K-Q -.
% ch. KtyQ. II /. XIX - !, II must not take
Rt, hut X must 20 to q 8.
4. II. g., Now Bedford. ard OthorR.-If IN No. 6l9
|. ki-p 4. P-i I; 2. XIX II = or X g. Pm X (KD
oh. and there Is no mate In thcGc possible.
j. a. h., Austin, TCS.-If IN 20. 81? /. XIX q.
black Is staic-matcd, your other question Is answered
nbUvr. A. regards 80. i2O. THE SuS advises yon to
comuaro your solution with the ono printed last
SUNDAY. and you WILL soon discover tho plan in
/. Ok
W. J.. H., Jersey City. n. ID. I'D s KD ch dc.
fents your intention Or mating,
T.. j. r., rlainyIlie. COnn"-ion also overlooked the
p-B = lKDc l.
X. &. Nj. Now YOrk.-Many hours havo been spont
by analysts NJ the Manhattan Chess Club on the
P-R 4 variation OF the Ruy Lopez. They have como
To the conclusion that the following Is perhaps tho
hest to continue tho ATTACH: |. PIX 4, PIX 4; g.
XIX y. Et-Q Il .; y. B-Kt =. Kt-B 3; 1. Castles,
1t X X - .. l-4 I, kt.-Q .; q. B-R 4, p-Kti T.
R-K. NIX q; =. Rt-Kt 3 %casticsJ o, Kt--Q - .. H.
II Ia asserted that whites subsequent attack should
amply compensate for the lost pawn.
Tho wcll.Enowl Philadelphia crack, Herman Vo,gt.
fOrw ards to THh SUN the appended remarkable game
played at the Franklin Chess Club the other day. Al.
though THE sun does not print games at odds, the
game IL no extraordinarily livo'y and brilliant us 10
make an exceptions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

Tho game ia drawn, AZ llntk cannot play K-1.
owing to P-Nt Z and i X l. 90, So.
WASHINGTON BEATS
Tho mach of two games As played by correspond.
encc between tho brooklyn and Washington, ID. g.,
chess clubs has just h1cn concluded, the senator,
winning by one and "a half points 10 u half. Following
arc Tao EuOrpS Of the TWO games:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04

In the tie game between Rosrnfell and Jasno-
grodsky the following position was arrived at:
PosITION AFTER WHITES FOURTEENTH MOVE.
BLACK PIECES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
solution TO PROBLEM NO. sac.
!. TX ;. K r.; 2. Or .. mate.
!. R--k ,. . y Y: =. Q-kt =, mate.
!. B-K ), r. II; g.. 4 Y Il. mate.
!. F-E ;. R-Q Z ch: 2. X x II. mate.

/. R-K ;, x II. 2. ! Y Il. mate.
!. N-E 5. F-Q Z Oh: 2. Il < Il. mate.
/ R-k =. any other; =. XII :. mats.
Correct solutions received from Fred Carter. Boston;
Yet Another. New York: once More, New York; Fred
Ensrl. Drookl,n: \. outflow. New York; Il W Why.
mann. New YORK. May Win, brooklyn; Theodore Il.
Huyler. Brooklyn; \: y. warimann. BROOKLYN;
Sterh"n NcGrath. New York; Pretty, View York c. o.
Hlcnshury. Boston; Just IN Time. New York; Take Ne
In, N~ro"k!yr; How Easy, Boston: Correct You Are.
BROOKLYN: II. s, Walters. New York; @. y. Michaels,
brooklyn. r. NJ. Mauscr. New York. W. Winter. Now
YORK 81. II. HGroui. New York: $. Stcmler. New York
}. 4. ManninG, rhiiaiclPhia., Pa: Grover. LII. Dan.
bury, Conn. pr A. II. Baldwin. Sorw ak. Conn. {;
George 4. ~hrrinrr, Ear. ishurE. "a. Ray state. Worrrs.
ter. Mass, FIX Emil. New York; william h. Lain,
Livingston Manor. Y Y; T. Cromwell. brooklyn; Hen
~ S%trinbcrI. New York; 4. 5. Richmond. MiiLl"tOwn.
y. Y; II. :, DuryCa, New York; oliver A. VI. EvcrScn.
brooklyn; II, II. Moore. Brooklyn; J. Roberts, New
York: Leopold Frl"dlander, Ne" York; Nix, Belle
VILE. y J.; " T. McSiRhor. iallcvillr, y. J.; Gr. GSs,
New YORK o. II. %Sh"rpirh. brooklyn; John schmitt.
brooklyn! 7. q. Hyde, Jersey city. y. J.; 7. d. C..
ro~;nn, Mass; G. l.. Rigby. New York: /. u. New
iIRYcn, Conn; sweet Sixteen. New York: Annie More.
Hartford. Conn: A.. II. Hiddlcmas. New Britain. Conn;
Tnon,s X. Robinson. R%rroslyu; Helen T. Stcvans,
clifton Forge, Va; Red Rock. Concori y. H.; James
\, Kinnier, Lynrhburg. Va; II. ". barry. South Bos-
ton, Hass.; Y. Monroe. Chicago: Juck Me out, Staple
ton, =. ].
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-04
SOLUTION TO rIvE-MovER.

!. Kt-Q III &. K-R; 9. Kt-B =. K-Kt: p. RIB s
oh, K-U .; !. Kt-O o oh. K-B 3: Z. P--Kt 5. mate. or
/. Kt-Q Kt q. K--R; =. XIII :. XXI, sc.
Correct solutions received from Fred Carter. Bos.
ton; A. QuItEnw, New York; X. w. Whymsnn. New
Yori:: A, NJ Wnrdnnnn. H%rcotlyn' stephen McGrath.
New York: Pretty. Sew York; TakS Nc In, BrnuElyn;
How Easy. BDstnn; Corrcn, You Are. %Irooklyn; q. y.
Mlrha"ls. BROOKLYN; Y. u. Mausor. New York: w.
Winter. New York; III. y. M,roni. New York; g. Stem.
lcr. New York; Or. a. II. Baldwin. NorwaiE, Conn.
Dir. GsR. New York !. u C.. Boston, Mas; S. u. Chnl.
wick. r%rooSlyn; Annie More. Hartford, Conn; II. W.
Barry. south Boston. Mas.
Herbert I. sawyer. Maiden. Mass; j. Warwick. st.
Paul. MINI 7. q, Schroeder. Boise. Idaho; Waiter
fendleton. Manarune"k, Y. Y. forwarded a iditlonai
correct solutions to Nos. $40 and $50, as did Samucl
slouIm. brooklyn. and Frank Il. Curtis, st. Joseph.
Mo, to No. G2O.
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slew gtrseu advertisements.

Head, Neck, Hand
and Foot Wear,
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Carney Flynn reported AZ Washington last week
for training work. only 70 nnd that ne had been re.
mailed tn Cincinnati. nut the player did not receive
it. Flynn may no tried by tho Philadelphia club.
Tho Monitor baseball Club Of IrookiTn would
ike TO arrange games with uniformed clubs or
players averaging from II TO 20 years, oatot-
town clubs Offering guarantees prerrrrct. Address
W. II. Nolan, li5 Lynch street. brooklyn.
The saranac Baseball Cub. whose players average
10 years. ana uniformed; would ,rriIlge EaIncs with
out OF. town clubs Offering guarantees. or frierdly
1 amos at nome. Address Waiter Bossreld, mani
ager. 1884 Eighty second street. brooklyn.
Tho Emerald RIsebal lClub or Harlem world
like TO hear from ali clubs whose playors average
from 10 10 20 yeasr: Heilsates. EcEfnrds. ~.
CITY preferred. Address Charley Jones, 8 East
lUoth street.
The Central Baseball Club OF the Central =. NJ. C.
A. has Saturday afternoons open during June. July.
and August. and would like TO hear from ali nrst-
class out.of.town clubs Offering suitable gnarRn.
tees. Address J. A. Howard. manager. Doa FULTON
street. brooklyn.
Tho waveriy Baseball Club of williamsburg
i hns Th %"s wav ePG" wonla like Ike to o. hear from . oe eiuIs
whose players. average 10 years; uniform teams
box s85, Station N.
The Brcwster baseball Club would ike to sched-
ue games win nrst'class clubs for gam"a In Mny.
June. ami July on home groundri or the Nrew'
sters viii play away from homo for = suitable
guarantees. Address NJ. J. lie Strange, Brewster,
Putnam County. N. Y.
The Volunteer A. A. has a few moro open dates
anu wishes 10 close the same with nrSl class out-ot'
c tan't and I h,,,ls s'i F"ll. ' prefcrr"d. idar n%"s Q. ), Pal.
mer. Secretary, $40 Columbus avenue.
The Orchard Baseball Clue OF South Brooklyn
would like 10 arrange games with ciuhs offering
sultable guarantees: The Asyiums of Morrlsrown IN,
ington. n. j.. preferred. Address James ]. hur-
ply, iub Thirty fourth street, Brooklyn.
o. g. ~. ~. 70. ana July. August. ana September
open FOR teams OF players averaging 20 years: the
Nasssus. aud Monitors preferred. Address john NIL.
Ter, manager, l.=4 Hancock street, BrookIJH.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-09-02

sold or the secured basis cf 40 aud
AZ cents for the fine medium and
fine, while choice staple calls for
45 cents and many dealers still ask
above these figures.