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The news & observer., 1897-03-06
nousn N1anT SESSION.

The House met ut T.80 o'clock.
Bills passed 10 protect landowners in
Chatham county.
To amend the charter of SALISBURY llG
to ] after Murphy had spoken vigor-
ously against II; the bin was introduced
by Senator Romsay.)
To incorporate the Tar River RAILWAY
Oh motion Ut D0ckery a committee Of
Tour WIS hppoipted 10 confer with q
senate committee ON the educational bin
Bills passed
10 provide for the working Of the public
roads In Hertford county.
70 alow Gnatonin 10 vote "a eift tn
Gasion county for building q court house
10 incorporate the Atlantic Deyelop-
meut Company
10 place all FIRE insurance companies
under the jurisdiction Of the Secretary
Of State and to give him power to in
quire into rates
TO protect birds in Camden county.
Bill came up TO allow the Assistant
Engrossing Clerks mileage. CHarris. Of
Halifax, offered amendment to include
the Assistant Enrolling Clerks) johnson
moved to table the bill and the motion
prevailed.
Bill to pay w. H. Quick and three
other persons each for four days services
MS Assistant Enrolling Clerks prior to
February %. was taken up. Hauscr
moved to table Murphy offered an
amendment that A. l.. Swins0n be paid
mp to date. Lost. Dockery said the four
men worked four days before their nomi
nations had been confirmed. Bill passed
Bill to Appropriate $1,000 additional foi
the colorcd Agriculture and Mechanical
College; this is Il substitute for q bill tn
pay the college S16,020 as it's proper
tiOnate share OF the United States land
scrip fund was taken up. Dixon, OF
Cleveland, explained it. Bryan, of Chat.
ham, moved to table. Lost. Person, OF
Wayne, demanded the yeas and nays on
the passage Of the bill The vote was yeas
-; nays, -. Johnson said a halt must
be called in appropriations; that it was
said by the Treasurer Appropriation Of
$45, 900 must be made for the peniten-
tiary. Sutton, Of Cumberland, said he
was astonished at the statement that the
penitcntiary would need appropriation al
all The bill passed second reading, but
objection was made to third reading
Bills passed:
TO clear channel of Haw river, in
Rockingham county.
The omnibus liquor bill also passed.
At 1910 o'clock the House adjourned
until 8 a. m. tomorrow.
The news & observer., 1897-03-06
TRoMAs NJ. KIRKLAND DEAD.
One of Chapel Hills Oldest and Most
Prominent Citizens.

Gne or 1hapeI hIllS oldest ana SIoSt
Prominent Citizens.
Chapel Hill, n. c., March 5.-(SpeciaD
Thomas NJ Kirkland one of the oldest
and most prominent citizens of the county,
died at his home in Chapel Hill this morn
ing at Z o'clock, of pneumonia. He has
for a long time been a sufferer from at
tacks of rheumatism, and his death had
been expected at any moment He was
postmaster at this place during Harrison s
administration, and was a man of ster-
ling qualities. He was n member of the
Presbyterian church, and a connection of
the families of General William Kirkland
and Admiral kirkland. The funeral will
be held here tomorrow morning.
Jerry Mason, the Students friend, -
who served the students of the University
for 73 years, died near here to-day. 1t
said his death was caused by a blow
struck him last week by a young negro
named Moses Barbee, but doctors White
Whitehead and Mangum to-day carefully
examined the body, and found that he died
from disease Of the bladder.
The news & observer., 1897-03-06

drive tho unfaithful servants into outer
darkness.
THE Legislature of 1899 viii be as un-
like the dominating forces of this Legis-
lature as the Legislature of 1870 was
unlike that of 1868. ~
The people arc long suffering, but gre
is a limit to their patience and endur-
ance.
That limit was reached yesterday.
The news & observer., 1897-03-06
RUCKLFNs ARNIc. sALvR.

The best salye In the world for Cuts,
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
positively cures piles, or no pay re-
2d. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
faction, or money refunded. Price
ants per box. For sale By John Y,
Ma Rae.
The news & observer., 1897-03-06

SoOD'S PILLS cure liver EIIs, Bill
,ousness, Indigestion headache
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27
COMING Events At LAWN TENNIS.
Clever Women ana s1en Players Likely to
Meet ut

Tournament announcements for lawn tennis
were frequent during the past week, and II all
the events advertised for the next three weeks
fill there will be a general revival in the game.
This noteworthy exception IS tho Abandonment
Of the Tuxedo invitation tournament. All the
tennis enthusiasts at Tuxedo have forsaken tho
game for golf and the tournament will be
dropped this yenr. DR.. Z. c. Rushmore, who
has managed the Tuxedo tournament each
season. IS foremost now among the golfers there.
and he hopes TO revive tho interest and have
the annual, tournament held next season.
Fischer holds the big Tuxedo challenge cup.
ami h. viii Consequently not be called upon to
o snnr ID hs Lam TO- It.; Il had been % iSncraiiy
! legs" on the trophy. would Try Tor il again,
hut now Chace viii hardly receive the oppor.
tunily 10 rccnter competition aga II.
The Scdewick Farm Lawn Tennis Club OF SYRIA
cuse has annOnnceA Hnopgn event Tor July 3 and
! the two following days. Valuable prizes will bo
entertained there, and =. special effort is being
mndo 10 secure the entire, Of q number of tho
ma he Is trying TO induce some OIL The others to
~aCcOmplny Him.
been Gnnounccd for July 10 and following days
nt a greet meeting Is
Atkinson. The Canadian champions, both OF
fend their titles, while Miss Moore. the ex-
champion OF America, and a number of clever
men viii try, 10 ~nisplace them.
The Middle States championship is the next
event OF importance, and this j. scheduled to be-
GIN on July s.. II will last throughout the week.
The Orange Lawn Tennis Club. under whose
prcparatiO ns tor n great meeting. Hobart ex.
poets 10 defend his claim TO tho time-honored
challenge cup. while Larnel. Wrenn, Stevens.
Mil!ctt, md a number o less expert players will
try to Capturcit. There will also bo mems doubles.
mixed doubles and wOncn's singles. provi cd
six entries are received in the latter two events.
There will be no handicap event, however.
Local PLAYERS are much disappointed In conse-
quence, as they will he outclnssed by the exports
In. the scratch event. Entries close on July ,
with Clifford A. Gould. Secretary, South Orange.
y. j.
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Long Island Trap Shooting.

At the semi-monthly clay bird shoot of tho New
Utrecht Gun Club. which was held yesterday after
noon At Dyker Meadow. Warren IL. Thompson won
the club shoot with the excellent score OF twenty
three. and John Ganghrn succeeded In securing an.
other win on the Bennett cup. thus making II a tic
between himself, Fred A. Thompson and Fred Grcin.
ca h having two wins on the much-cov eted trophy.
During the entire afternoon n strong wind blew
across the traps, making II dinncult shooting. as tho
scores III III" different events will show. Summary:
First Event-Regular semimonthly club shoot at
twenty-five targets each, known traps, unknown
angles, for yearly class prizcs; handicap allow ances-
Warren II. Thompson. class A, scratch. 81; John
GanChen. class \. scratch. 2a: Donley Deacon. class A.
scratch, go; Frederick A. Thompson, class A. scratch.
10: {. c.. Fleet. class II. allowance two (shot att. Is;
David C. Bennett, class A. scratch. 10; DR.. Harry L.
o'Brien. class b, scratch, 10.
Second ~Event-Contest for Bennett cup at twenty.
I'VE targets ga h. known traps, unknown angles. the
fed shooting: ella = A men scrat b, lass b allow ed
two bi dis. and class c hve.-JOhn GRngheu. class 4,
22; W. II. Thomp on, lass A, 81: !. A. T%homp,on.
class A, 20; Doulry Deacon. class A. Is; Dr. O'Brirn,
class Il. allowance two shot att. is; c. &. Fleet, class
II. ailowan . two (shot at. Ia; Carr { osterhout
guest. ~.
Thru Event-swcepstakes at ten targets zach.
known traps, unknown angles. two moneys-ien.
nett. :; W. II, Thompson. \; Deacon. 4; Ganghen Z;
I. A Thompson, q; Fleet, 3.
Fourth Nv nt-Same conditions. 3; Y. A.
thompson, Z; W. II. Thompson. z; Bennett, o; DR..
o'Br.n II. y; O. nRhen. 3; Fleet, g.
Filth Event. Same ondlt'ons.-Dehcon. o; DR..
o'Brien, o, Bennett. 2; y. A. Thompson. z; Ganghen,
q; Fleet, .; W. Il. Thompsnn, I,
o~sterhout, s.; W. II. Thompson. o. Fleet. 5; DR..
o'brien. !.
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a letter from walter Hlpple.

Walter 5. Nipple. the champion interscholas
tic halI-milc runner from Barnard School,
who left This city on May % to seek honors in
the English Championships, has been heard from.
In n letter 10 Z. W. Bedford. dated Juno L., he
says.
had n rough voyage and WIS very sick part
o the way. in fRc', more so than II | had run
some very Aar race. II WAS some time before
l "ould 20 any t%r,iuiAE. owing 20 not being me-
cusiomcd, to tho climate, but | soon ovcrcame
that AN : have done quite n good deal OF work,
am now IN the pink OF condition and feel con-
ngcnl OF success, My first race Is scheduled
for SuGriny, june IL, and / hope to mNko
q goo showing against some of tho Eng.
fish cracks. will run again on Taosduy,
June 20. ana then will do solno light work until
Jnly ., the dny,on which The championship viii
be decide at M'nchGster, Tn 5 will he my last
race. a. road. | win start in travelling after
le ,yinE MANCHESTER, going TO Dublin. Killarney.
ana IOrk. lhrn q across the Irish Sea 10 Gla6-
gov, and Edinburgh, | will thin 20 To London.
q Dover. across To Frame. visiting Paris ami
bordeaux, and back 10 London"
nipple VIII return to America by way OF
south. mplon, and expects to arrive here the
nrst week IN August, so as 10 DC in time for "a .
Metropolitan championships. W
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July 20. 1893.
J N Hall /. in town and told a sus reporter tina, he
would b. ready to box aga.n next fall.
7. Livingston. New York.-Ths only bout which tho
sT% sH X. Fissi IN T Fl p@ nIsir t @as f pA four % a, ro S"sLon aS Sa
resulted In a draw.
Kid Layigne Is in the hest possible condition for his
cided az philadelphia to- morrow night, Grino is also
In trim and PROMISE" to give a good account OF him.
Tha next match OF Importance up the State IL tho
combat between Hiram G"ldStein al d Johnny YunnKs.
NH; roun $ AMI Col Is EN- WIN box twcnty rounds
Mt ies pounds pefore the oLy mpir A Z. OF Buralo.
Jimmy nri' Z yesterday matched Mickey McManas
rounds at Albany on July .. This win Ie Iurncss hrst
now getting Into shape at South Beach, Staten Island.
II KID Mccoy Gnd Dan Crcrion come 10 som" under
standing 10 ni,r " att rnoon the chance. mr." de.
cid d y In favor Of tn nj briiS pulled m at san
Francis o.. 4 number OF cluls on the Pacific coast
would readily hang up a purse OF hvc figures for the
combat
Ja.k Downey has . capped meeting Martin Flaherty.
| ih Ing c Ir'i F IA S"t and = Bo ~ I, " were . TO to b a s', ,nrt
at hnn 10 next month. hut now fiaherty vii, DO
Joe Bernstein is prepared TO take Downey's pla'e o.
% Tom ny EyS,p ,i ~" on len Tc '9 ,h, Lag for ira a opp.rtHnI,y
last arrived l' br. @rIway W at, 'a"1'"TTSo Tommy Vt"o"nnSShn light s e az
man nrfpr. III National Spu.ting Club next fail. and
fSSr the o,hcS 81 ic aSoa ttiSS cptcm Ssnn gHi HI viii fsh tst.Itft
a baltic IS arranged, In o 'tobcr.
Joe Mullins, a crlcI; por.on Ilghtweight with an en-
TUohey ~ Boston 90 LIND n match with Kid McPart.
Ian 1. u rErtland end Muffin met IA few We ,rs aga.
and Mozart and won. since thai time NJ IllinG has
improves consider by. Mullins would like Ia box
Mcfarland twenty rounds, r"gar iluss OF the Size Of
tHr purse, dt ID pouudo at = o'clock.
Now that 10 tod ri has decided to remain In
South Africa for Al md rIlni.o mrr oh, TUT Ryan. who
rec nt.y fought tiOdiurd To n draw az j .ItIntsburE.
" II come here In teal, Ryan \ also under tue man,
agencnt NJ 81 Is Maiden. AMI may be induced 20
meet Bot FltL INN Jns initrai. Those who have
seen Ryan loG say that he Is made Of the rlSht stun.
Jack T. crhari It nas gone 10 tan FIR lucisco. George
Dixon aud Joe Wal'Ott are also ON the way West, and
before long ,uey will enJu e in bout Of some Higulf'
CRact. Everlardt wants t. 90 Il aiLst GEORGE Green,
and Dixon wants an ess ~ wltl la Hawkins. Wal
colt Won I've 10 light Green, too, but Is afraid that
the latter will draw the CllJr line quite strongly
! when he reaches the coast.
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Hal NE & CO, NEWARK.

York; Fred Ensel. brooklyn; R IS. why mann. New
h~rooklyn; a NJ; wa. dmann, R%rooEiyn; stephen Nc:
GrAth. New York; Pretty; new York; c. 9; ,Flens-
il. ,brSSSiya;; How Easy q Bison; corresi You Are re:
Brooklyn: r $ Walters, New York; Q. y. Mich
ter. NV YY&%rSk. e.. b. MsrHni. New Yors; s. STEM.
, r; New York; J. b Mannins. Philadelphia Pa; DR..
bury G%nR:; + Cromwell R5 ;9kIyn; Henry stein
s S,ddi S MAJ S? NV i Brll Z, b. conn Ph,l'! :eoSl,sn Vie Ls a; n,
NV rorS: Il. W Barry. south Boston, Mass.
!. kt-kt ?. P \ kt;2 R-kt 1 ch. k-R 2; 8. B-Ke
l. Kt-Et Z KIT; 2. R-K K: ch. r 5; q
l. Kt-Kt g, K-R .; ?. B-Kt CHI. XIX; s. Kt-R Q.
other varieties. e.. Sc.
Corr s%"lai%n, rec, iyed from F,ed Garter: Be:ton:
sTed ErssIi hr%Stiyni v; wsy@Rsnn. Ssw I%Il!
3Gs1 In r T,m., New : VIZ f,s :. IT, + en rs, RIoo New I Sav,
Easy Boston Cor, ct 70" Are, Brooklyn; l.. 5. Wal.
ter, New YORK; o. y NJ, ha lis. B~rooklyn; R ", Mau.
New York; $. S enlcr: New York;T. y. Manning, Phil.
Sdeipha Pa; DG A: II. R,dwtp; TorwsiS con. 4.
J Robert New YORK. and R. R. B.. h,mr.hurE, y.
pa; and TOT en- ~s,hwar1en. while Leopold Fried.
lander solved the latter problem and No. 5A4.
CORRESPONDENCE
F. T.. New York, n Id +. =. Washington, D. C.-YouR
qneri. shall e sas% errd ncxt week
|. p-kt 3. q 1t 3; Il. lastly, l. Q-B 2. Or 4, and
tn ms are still pr t-y even.
InIu rer. observation-disclosures latest work on the
op- II mss Is for advanced players. sun the sugses.
tinns. general aIvice. and rules given 10y the author
will he o. Use to any chess player.
How Easy, Boston Have you tried the g.. B-Q8
var ton? II not. d" 50. and you Will and additional
pi"ssur" from studying tn 5 Intrirat. position.
An Eng 's!lmau forwards the following problem
from Tue tIeid. in order TO get The solution. Tho 20
sition is pretty:
PROBLEM BY T. @. l. y.
Bl.ACK-THREE PIECES.
K on X n 4: n on O II 1: y on O
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want 10 Play Gnmea.

n" Rival 4: G; has July !, and - open. Address
Owing To a cincrllation the Crawford A. c. Inns July
desired. Address D. ". Bo.ch. manager, Crawford.
The Bay Ridge Field Club has July 3 two games,,
10, ami -. open for clubs offering a suitable guaran.
Br ,oklyn.
The I.oyola A. \, has July o open for any team with.
in 100 m'is- Of this city; for a fuArantse; 4 so July
East Eighty.nftn street.
The Washington Baseball Club of Montclair will
inS a 10 "a 'sonaSis gnar"n're. AIdress N. +. Murp u
1917 Bloomfield avenue, Moniolair, Nj.
The Riverside Base,uil Club. players averaging IS
years. hIs July -. Z, and two games on the 9th, and
would Il 9 10 play some good Nut.of town clubs. I'd
dress Fred Zim ner. ~ + at l0Sth street.
The Ashland 4. Q. Is composed OF college players
clubs on ,riny reas9nahl. Inducements. Address
James j, Pagan, 2Oi Wet Houston street.
Tn" Contral Baseball Ciub OF the Central Y. NJ. O.
4. has July > open FOR two games with any nrstclasS
Howard, u. mayer. bO2 Fulton str ct. Brooklyn.
The Stokrr College A. C. would Ike to arrange
games win clubs whose Players ay rage II years,
open, Address Andrew Fisher. at Monat street.
Brooklyn.
owing 10 the disbandment OF tho KnIckerbocker
A. &. the Crescent A. q. has July = and o opoa, and
wogIl like To moet out-Uf'town clubs Offering a aunt
abl" guarantee. Address Thomas +. Martin, 22l4
Scv nh avenue.
Toe Model Baseball Club or Newark would like to
S S%% Y iGGM s Z &siT!S,a SS ar long sq i.lsn%' A r sS,,sn 10
guarantee required. Addr - A. l.. Hruning, All Elm
street, Newark. j.
The Newark News Company Baseball cub would
like to arrGng' saturday art 'rnoon and sunday games
with out-nft""nr iul = on,rins u suitable guarantee.
The American or International y va Comp ms pre-,
ferrod. Address !. q llagncr. manager, 23l Washing,
ton ~ rect. Newark, Nj.
The 81. bartholomew junior baseball team would
lixr to arrange ga nrS with teams whose PLAYERS aver.
age I : years, for Saturday aftrrn ons. Sund lys aud
holidays; Ni'tors NJ Sacred Heart ACaiemy. >enrcns.
and ST. George junior, pr terred. Address Alfro 1
Meade. 200 East Forty'setoni street.
The Oak A, c, wou d Ike 10 arrange games with
hTst.clRss uutof.townc clubs Offering suitable puaran.
tees, for Saturdays ami sundays, Williamsburg a. A.,
Ar ingiOns ~ New Jersey, RidgewoOd Field club.
Jenersons OF New ark. and Nationals preferred. Ad
dress John Reinhart, l4l Noll street. Brooklyn
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sponr.
Polytechnic Preparatory Students win the
Long Islnnd nnsebnIl ChnmplonshIp

IOnH tstnnu hnstpNti NnHmpioWAnTp.
with the victory over st. Paul School in the
final game. played June 10. the baseball team
representing the "Poly Prep" School Of Brook
lyn carried Off the championship honors Of tho
Long Island 1nterscholastic Athletic League.
This Is the first year that POLY Prep has ever
won tho championship, as for three consecutive
years st. Paul school OF Garden City has held
the honors. The "Poly" boys easily demon
stratel that they are tho most formidable that
the "Preps" have over put forth. During tho
season they played ten games. eight of which
were victories.
st. Paul School finished second, although It
was thought earlier In the season that they
would again carry Off the honors. Their play
ing was far below the usual standard, however,
which accounts for their position in the race.
High School took a disastrous drop, although
the nine played good ball toward the latter part
Of the season, two games being lost after excit-
ing contests. Owing to some misunderstanding
with the Brooklyn Latin School team, all the
games played by them in the League series were
forfeited. The 1nal standing OF the schools was
as follows:
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surrendered. lilo would 20 before n Justice, but
he must be shaved first. To that tho veteran
grimly. assented but when the smoothly shaven
itatiycly. n ho .vy hlnl on his shoulder reminded
him that fate AVs inexorable and that his time
had come. The Justice m trrlcd tho couple with
despatch. Tncn, h tndlng his daughter into u
wagon, the o i n n aCuoStcd his son-in.luw:
Yer kin 60, meow. lilly an I'm gwin' l. hum.
MIR. Coroner. al ire5sing a grave parsonage
who was leaning against n telegraph post.
"Noll hlv to look for a lob nnothcr dny.'
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American and European Entr,e. FOR Henley.

While the eyes OF American onrsmen are just
now focused on the chances o fthe rival colleges
at PouEhkecpsie. all will be looking forward
with almost equal enthusiasm later on to the
issue OF the Henley r. gatta, scheduled TO take
place on the Thames, England, on July II and
following days. Although no college eight from
this side will figure at the English aquatic
Derby" this time the continent holds n strong
hand In the coming game. as America has two
formidable entries for the Diamond Challenee
SOULS. while the Winnipeg our will Join issue
for the Stewards Oh Illengc Cup. The entries
received from clubs outsi, c OF England are:
Grand Challnnge cup, for cIght.oar- Utrecht Uni
vcrsity Bout Club Triton; ban students Rowing
Cub G.IgaD.
Thames Challenge Cub. for eight oars-Delft
S;u Tents Rowing Clup U.agn).
- wards Challenge cup, for fourotrs-Ttrecht
University Boat Club (THion); Winnipeg Rowing
Club, Canada.
Diamond ChGll nee So li-EiwHri II. Ten fyck,
Wa IN cit P"At Club Of Worce ter. Mas, y. 8. A.;
DR.. W. :. JcDowell, Drlaw are IiOat club. Chicago,
U. s. Al j. j. Biussc, Dc Hoop X. O.. Aus" rdar,
The English press, headed ny. tho Fich7, HIS
kicked up quite u fuas because ~ Uem' err o the
Winnip rs once worked for his health in n
lumber camp. whilr Ten Eyck's f. Their was once
n noted prot, ssional sCullGr. The storm Of
virtuoua Indignation subsidized almost ms I, 1T as
II was stirred up. and the American contestants
will probably receive bitter treatment by tho
general British public than ii their eligibility
had never been questioned.
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A golf club has recently been organized at
Washington. LitchiicId county, Conn, under
the name of the Washington Golf Club. The
season will formally be opened tomorrow. The
links is lOaatri on the property of +: 4. Honth.
A clubhouse has been erected and The grounds
inclosct. The Officers FOR the ensuing year are:
J. Il. Brinsmndc, Presi5 Ont; the Rev. X. i.
Carter, Vice. presid NJ; ID. Is. Brinsmade, Secre'
tary, and DR.. W. j. Ford, Treasurer.
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X on X II q; Rs on X X 9 and X 4; Kts on Q II I and
X 5; Bs on 2 Kt D and X 1t i; Ps on Q 1t z and Il s.
WHITE-SISE PIECES.
white TO play and mate in two moves.

wnITE-SSE riEcEs.
white TO play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM No. 54b.
l. Or 8. X Z II; .. CHS CHI. K-Q 2; 8. Oh 8
|. or 3, X Z R; 3. Oh 3 oh. K-o =, 3. Kt-B4
!: Q-Rs y. XXX 3; 9. Kt-B4 CHI. K moves, 3. r.
l. Q-Rs, R-Q 3; 2. Ok 8 CHI. p I q; 8. XIX 7
/: OR g., re 81 2. Ok . oh. X Z r.; 3. Ok o
!. Q-Rs. P-Kt4; 2. RIB !. K-ob 8, o-Kt 8
|. Or g. P-Kt 1; 9. R-B 7. any other; 3. Kt-B4
I;,Q-Rs. oth"rs' 2. Kill 4oh C1 r. K1R; 3.
Correct solutions received from Fret Carter.
York; Fred EnseI, Brooklyn; A;.Quitznw, New York;
R]9ro9klyni SteEnen MSGr+,n. Nsw York; Pretty, Srw
Y YSTEEi; E FAKE 3; F Il" i' kro nSi'Tn' i HSm L Tine Ho, MSw
Correc, You Are; BROOKLYN i s, Walters, Sew York;
", w,n n':%4S%' Sw Yorky II Il i, NJ Ms %SSi|s New WY York KITE s,
stemler, New York; J. p, Manning, Philadelphta, Pa;
ii K Emil, New Y"iG; A. s a. hmond. Mtldie1oNwnn''
y. Vi 7, Yokel, MeG d'n. Conn; A II Mi dIrmass,,
A.. ii, baldwin, Norwalk. COMMIT il, b., PniiipsbuTs.
n. J.; CourtenaN Lemon. New York; H.. W. Barry.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 54e.
J. Q-KtG 9. X X RI .. Kt-H . mate.
! 3-Kt@ RHRi%; Kl-R ., mhe,
tS--kk,% 3 k,-& IS: 3 e, mate
i. Q-Kt d. Kt-BI'2 .. On i. mate.
!. Q-RtO u, any other; :. XIX =. mate.
Correct solutions received from Fred Carter. Bnstnni
Yet Another, New York; once More, New York; Fred
Engel, Brooklyn; A. outflow, New York; Il. W. Why.
mann New YORK; May Win, brooklyn; Tne"iore Il,
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bury, Conn., +, CrumNeli, l~iruuklynI A. 5. Richmond,
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Midd en- as, New lIttn, Conn; Conrtenay Lemon,
New York; Il. 49, b., PhiH! sburg. Nj.
soLuTlON TO DE LA MOTIFS PROBLEM.
As, RicLnunh NJ idletoWu, n. Y. forwards the
following solution to tn above problem;
!, H-k 4, kt-kt 3;2, kt-B 4. Kt X KIT; .. R-R
X. mate,
l. R-K R I. Kt-Kt 8; 2. Kt-B g. Z Kt; 8. BxKt.
mate.
Correct solutions were Also received from red Car.