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bishop, OF course. there are positions where the
rook can catch the bishop, but then black must have
pf,' F. wssWici, ST. Pau-You .ent to rrr sys .olu.
per- per- This. no doubt was done Ha by mistake. N''
II. $, Macksye. New York. You right there is
that n can '%H ssarssy be cssd defence
,nl j. H. byinson: tom IN Will Also solve
Analyst. Bergen. N. J.-Your analysis OF the game V
I'll. N. .Feldman. New York.-Prof Berger is
teacher OF mathematics at Gratz. Austria
to represent Great Britain In the coming cable chcss
match with this country have played before In these
contests. Caro- and jackson are new men. All are
International. New York-The programme issued
full programme conaiulng all the rules and regula-
tions WIN he given out next month.
judge say that the British which win take boards
%aS s S,n % wns i aRn
last year Burn and Caro-. mot to speak Of Jsctson.
S r ameeS VEN also Ss
sented. as the leading clubs OF the country have
Almost Too ate BrooklynNThe renSon why THu
srS will close the list of entries in the
to make start in order to have the games well under
way before the summer setsin Any additional
part participate @ in she % fnai rounds % OF the toarnsmens
Above you viii fnd code Of the proposed rules
the openings you viii best be able to master the
nd ore shoSd oin club Si.b se
aid you viii be able the ntricacies OF
the game.
Arnold W. Whitehead. Brooklyn-Your analyaia OF
the position as not properly worked out Black has
the move g.. BIB o. which upSets the theories OF
your subsequent variations IN their entirety. Az you
will zee black by g.. BIB gets his queen into play
and actually threatens TO win piece. -
II. s. Smith. New York.-Any metropolitan club VIII
he able obge You with the necessary Information.
THE SuS cannot do Il for you.
c. b. Coultaus, Brooklyn.-n l...B-B 81 3. Ok
Kt 3. and no mate.
j. Roberts, New York.-You overlooked the Q. Q Z
p ch variation In Bauer's problem.
J. W. Baird. brother to D. G. Baird, who 10 engaged
In the tie atch with Koeher for the championship
OF the Manhattan Chess Club. played afew games
with Wood. the Western crack, At the clubroome
recently. The following 10 one OF the games. which
was kindly forwarded to THE Sun by the winner:
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Nv THE SENATE.
Another Cali en- tho Presidcnt for Inrornation
Relating to tho war In Cuba.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 26.-In the Senate to-day
resolution was offered by Mr.. Hansbrough
Rop.. n. d.. and was adopted, calling on the
Secretary OF the Navy for q statement as to why
large mass of machinery for Government use
was recently shipped from Chicago to Mare ISL
and by the Canadian Railroad Company. in
stead Of by an American railroad company.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Galinger
Utep., \. H., and was agreed to. requesting tho
President to furnish the Senate with copies OF all
reports and communications received by the
State Department since February. 1895, from
Tomas Estrada Palma, or any agent of the
Cuban insurgents, relating to the state of war
on the island Of Cuba. or such portions of those
documents as it may be deemed advisable to
communicate.
The Oregon Senatorial case was taken up,
and Mr.. Kyle lind. S. d. addressed the Senate
in favor of the admission OF Mr. Corbett. At the
close OF the debate the question went over till
Monday next, when the vote is to he taken.
Thirteen pension bills were taken from the
calendar and passed; also the following:
To provide for the disposition OF abandoned
-, To grant the right of way through the Indian
Territory 10 the Denison. Bonham and New
AppropriatinE $50, 600 for lighthouse and
fog signal near the bcoken part of the Pollock
Rip Shoals. Nantucket, Mass.
the collection OF a fund among all the schools
and colleges Of the United States for the purpose .
of erecting monument to Gen. Lafayette in
the city of Paris, France. the same to be pre-
sen'cd to the Government of France and un-
vcilcd and dedicated on tho Fourth Of July,
1900.
The preamble to this bill SGT forth the praises
of Gen. Lafayette In such high flown language
that its reading was interrupted by Mr. Halo
iRcp. Me.l, who waited to know what that
grand and lofty tumblng Of rhetoric meant. 1t
did not occur to him that such a bill could be
reported from n committee. The preamble was
struck out before the bill was passed
House bill dispensing with proof OF loyalty in
cases OF applications for bounty lands.
The Senate at 3:45 adjourned.
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no sUrEnsRpn ouIKr n1srM.
sehn Wiikis or ChicaEe e ne Appsintea Chisf
or the Secret nerVtoe

WAsHNGToS. Fob. 2e.-williem p. Hazen
viii be superseded as chief OF tho Secret Ser
vice Division of the Treasury Department with
In few days. Tho appointment Of John Will
kio OF Chicago. formerly city editor of the 7rib-
une OF that city. a personal friend of Secretary
Gage and AssistantSocretaryv v vandcrlip. has been
decided on. 1t is said that the decision to trans
Ter Chief Hazen to the head of tho Eastern dlvi-
sion OF the bureau noxt week was the result Of
dissatisfaction with his work as chief Of the
secret service. Secretary Gago was especially
disappointed by the failure OF Mr.. Hazen to an.
prehend tho makers Of tho 500 counterfeit
silver certificates recently discovered and 1t was
said in semi-offlcial way some time ago that
change in tho Office was contemplated.
John Wilkie. the man chosen to succeed Chief
Hazen. was recently appointed detective in
the secret service. Mr.. Hazen will succeed his
brother, George w. Hazcn. as chief OF the East
ern division. and the latter will be placed in
charge of the Western division, on the Pacific
coast,
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The Weather.

Fair weather continued over tho country yester-
day for light fall OF snow In of the Mid.
die Atlantic States. the lake regions and Northern
New England In the morning and rain In the Low or
Mississippi VALLEY. The rain was due 10 . storm
forming In the Southwest, which Will probably do
velop and move northeastward to-day.
1t was slightly colder In all the Atlantic States and
IA thr upper lake region, and warmer In the Upper
Mississippi and Missouri valleys.
In this city tho day was fair. except for light
SNOW of half inch IN the early morning; average
humidity 90 per cent? Wild westerly. average
Nc'octy twelve miles an hour; highest oficai ten.
peraturo 8p'. lowest 25'; barometer corrected 60
read to sea level at = A, NJ. 8O.07. 8P. 3O.O2
The Thermometer at the United States Weather Bu-
Teau registered the temperature yesterday as follows
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New Companies incorporated.
ALBANY. Feb. oG.-The following companies

ALBANY. Feb. 2G.-The following companies
were incorporated to-day:
The Borough Park Company OF New York city, with
capital Of Sl5O 900. 10 acquire and Improve by tho
erection OF buildings and otherwise tract OF land In
the Thirtieth ward of BrH iyn borough. formerly
the property OF the West brooklyn LanI and Inn
provrmrnt Company. The company may issue bonds
chased Tho directors are William II. Reynods
Thomas T. Harr. and Robert d. Woodward OF Brook
lyn borough.
Tho Combined linton OF Liquor Dealers Of Greater
New York, for mutual protection and cooperation
among iiIuor dealers IN New York city. Tho dircc-
tors are Frank V. Mallon Thomas kennedy. John
Finley. Richard Russell. Henry Roscnthal. and q.
kappel.
Tho Greater New York Gun Club OF the borough OF
Queens. to foster wing and trap shooting with live
pigeons. The incOrporators are pr. George V. IIud
son John IT, Moore. Henry =. Fessenden Gustavs
Rlint Herman 5. LippOck Julius Feschbarh. Richard
Eegan. George X. Brett. and Louis H. schorte
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MEMPHIS AND CHIRLEsroN.


MENrHIs, Tenn, Feb. 26.-At noon to-day
Tie Memphis ana Charleston Railroad was sold
'y order OF the Federal Court to the highest
bidder The sale was made by Special Master
j. II. Mcfarland, and the property was pur-
chased by the southern Railroad for the up
SGT rrCc. -, 800. 900. President Samuel
Spencer. Nirc. President Cannon, General Pas
tenSer AgeL, Turk 0, the Southern. snd Adrinn
Isciii Jr, VI. r. Ingalls, and John w. FeweIl of
and lnrnll, BID the properly in. There were no
o, he" bdacrs
'nciS lln'e Stctson. general counsel OF the
i.nea Immediately bg Judge Lurton OF tho
nh,ri states 'ircui, Court OF Appeals. The
S,tns hy,e hcen signed aud will be delivered
:i"hral night al = o'clock. The road will he
SSpciR'cd in future in connection with the
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sUNDRY CIVIL BILL IN THE HOUSE.
The Project TO Deepen tho Channel In Haw
Work anrbsr L. RuINd Out.

WASHINGTON. Feb. decentralization of the
sundry Civil bill was resumed in the House to-
day Immediately after the approval OF tho jour
nal, and when The committee rose Mt 5 o'clock
thirty pages had been disposed OF. leaving nine
pages and few small items temporarily passed
over to como up on Monday. Many attempts
were made to engraft amendments carrying APP
propriations for river and harbor improvements
and public buildings. but, with the following
exceptions. they were unsuccessful: ApproDri-
ating $500 900 for continuing tho improvement
of the harbor OF ClevelR nd. o., and Increasing
from 9 90 900 to $3.50. 900 the amount for i'm
proving tho harbor OF Boston.
Mr.. Bradley Dem. - had read resolutions
adopted by the New York board OF Ald,rmen.
York Bay to thirty feet. and endeavored to have
inserted In tho bill provision looking to the
carrying out OF that project. hut It was ruled
out on a point of order as boing new legislation.
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Fenciug.

The irst handicap tournament of the Fencevs'
Club. open to members only. with French foils.
for a silver loving cup. took place at the club
rooms. 81 West Twenty-second street. last
night. The following members, with kandi-
caps, took part In tho contest: Post. scratch;
Townsend, 80 points; Erving so; Hoffman.
co; Frazier. $50: Seaman, $50. The bouts
were interesting and brought forth loud
applause Hoffman and Townsend in particu-
lar gave clever exhibitions and they were tho
leaders throughout in the matter of points.
Townsend won tho cup with score of 4l0
points. with Hoffman n close second 406; Post
was third with 334; Erving fourth, with 32s;
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ouR oHEsr ooRNER.

The following additional entries have been
received for the first international problem
tournament promoted by THE sun: No. o.
knight Errant;" No. z; I'll Penscroso;" No.
g. "Fata Morgana;" No. .. "Nivc Lo Roi;' No.
10. "vivo lie Roi;" No II, Quo Animo;" No.
-, "Quien Sabe." Intending conpctitors are
again requested to forward their respective
problems rs early as possible In order TO enable
tho judges to pick out all sound positions for
publication in TIE Sun.
CORRESPONDENCE TOURNEY.
Following arc tho proposed rules for the cor.
rcspondcnco tourney among the readers of THE
Sun:
l. Tho contestants will be divided by lot into
g. Each competitor VIII have to play two games
simultaneously with every other one IN his section
rounds for the prizes,
4 Three moves TO be made by each player in every
one VI tile ak games during ono week.
O. Each game won TO count one point anu draw
o. At the end OF game tho winner must forward a
correct COPY OF the score to E Sun In order TO have
,hs game properly reyitcred IN case OF uraw .ni
the score 10 The SuS.
:. The entrance money to bc-tThIs point is LEFT to
the contestnnts They are requested to write 10 TnE
SuN, stating whether the entrance money should be
3. There win he four prizes divided as follows:
First fonrtenths OF he entrance money; second.
three. .tenths; third, two tenths; fourth one'tenth
Q. In case OF tie In any OF the sections no rule
shall be laid down for the present, as there will be
Sun.
Competitors arc kindly requested to either nc-
contest may begin on March 10. The entries will
close on March 10. Last week the following
additional entries were received:
Conrad Fairwood, 8O5 First avenue New York:
Greene street. New York; Charles A. Schroeder, 81
Taylor street. Brooklyn.
PROBLEM 616-By JOSEPH NovY.
BlAcK-six rtEcEs.
q Pc n II n n n A N L u md II O
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s.ablemsu to Hold a Meeting.

Tho Rising Sun Association OF Stable En-
ployees a Knights OF Labor local, will hold q
meeting tomorrow evening at Annex Hall,
Sixty.sixth street and Third avenue. Its mem
bers are grOoms. washers. harness cleaners. and
hoormen. The call says that radical changes
arc 20 bo made In tho organization tending to
cause q better feeling between employers and
EMPLOYEES.
The sun., 1898-02-27

WASHINGTON. Sch. 26.-Adjt.-Gcn. Corbin au-
thorized Gen. Merriam. at Vancouver Barracks.
by telegraph to-day to enlist 100 Alaskan In.
dians as scouts to accompany tho Government
expedition. Tho War Department received In
formation from Gen. Merriam to-day that Col.
Anderson, with four companies OF the Four
teenth Infantry. sailed yesterday from Seattle
TO Dyca To maintain law and order At that and
other points in Alaska,
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KeceDtlou to saratoEa,s srr.t Cl,l....

SARATOGA. Feb. 26.-At the Saratoga Club
this evening reception was rendered the Hon.
James NJ. Marvin. former Congressman. in honor
Of his eighty.ninth birthday. Mr. Marvin is the
clubs President and Saratoga's fret citizen
Tho reception 10 an annual affair and Is at
tended by tho representative men Of the village
Notwithstanding Mr.. Marvin's age, he is hale
men OF the town.
The sun., 1898-02-27
iHBRII LOST 4 MAN.
nv tr' ON Tarboari Lirrboat That Hs Was
Cleaning In the Night.

The CunaTd liner Umbria. which arrived yes.
"f1ay afternoon from Liverpool and Queens
..Ni reports the loss Of one OF her seamen.
hG"afd Wallace OF LIVERPOOL. aged 46 years.
Ic'. M overheard from No. IL starboard lifeboat on
Go,- ~, at \. NJ, and was lost. One of his
xu,.mhtcs T gave an alarm and tho ship was
Il ",,@H, 'n,'' Mcanwhilo lighted life buoys were
,"'"Nh -, h overheard. A search was made for the
a,n.,riuN4le seaman, but hG was not seen, and
%,oe, et GMSNE OF two hours the steamer pro-
I"n,N' wallace Was cleaning tho lifeboat and,
ht~GE henyl.y clothed with oilskins and TOP
O.o.s, Is sAplOael " have gunk quickly.
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~'sr r. Pottcr's Marrow Escape from Drown.

NArFkvLEir. Feb o8.-The Hon. Oscar F.
,o"eF' ''ther OF Isaac B. Potter. President OF
.4e league Of American Wheelmen. narrowly
,"pv' "e"tN Nydrowning yesterday afternoon.
''' 'f"'sinF the canal At Twen. y.tlird street
the ice gave way. Michael Monsban vvitnassod
sn s%, -'tIen ohd hurried TO Mr. Potter's assist.
Mri,r. ,e also IeII into tho water Policeman
tbc ss stn hll John FurlOng heard the shouts OF
Cesd F.fEHhs men and with difficulty sue
olS ,n, IA ro-cung them. Mr. Potter who is an
Carr nan, was eN hausted and IL was necessary 10
carry h!m to his home '"
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onk Z; Q on R8; on 81 on X Kt :; p on
Qe.
wHITE-FTvE PIECES.
White TO play and mate in two moves.

K onk =; on KRs; R on 9 81 on X Kt :; p on
wHIrE-rrvE PIECES.
White to play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTION TO GA.
!. 2-Rs.PH9:s RaBaany;a P-K 3. mate.
8-Rskk re- 3e en, xkts: s. S9 ass ma,s
!. Or any other; g QxPc ch,k-K o; 3. .Q-Qsmate.
SOLUTION TO 6l5
l. 2.QxQ; Q. XIX !. mate.
i.Q-Q2, KtI9: g; Kt-ktI mate.
i:$--&ss \ K! K! :. = q-Rfa. p-f & mate mate
I$-9ss SoI osis1 chi = XIX; XXX matt ms;.
SOLUTION TO BAUERs PROBLEM
B-B5. X Kt; 2. Y Kt. mate.
l.R-Bb. OK Kt; 90 :. mate:
F-R moves Il 81 r. maS' mate
l. BIB o. P-2 t2 - q kt-Q :, mate.
from r. NJ Mauser. New York correct You Are.
BROOKLYN; S. stemler, New York: How Easy, brook.
Another, New York; Theodore Il. Mnyler' Brooflyn;
Never New YORK. Fek Emil pSSFy New York tG"n b.
Il h NaS%in S"rTss ,S Conn R"oSrs NSw York;
4 S tlchn,ond Midttetown Ny; william L. Ferris,
J cnsrIe. Kennel nr"oilin; war%lcR GH.TR ST. Paul
Correct solutions 10 o. were received from Theo-
Msuser, New York, Just in Time New York; Correct
You Are. Brooklyn; S stemsr New York: How Easy.
York. Fred Carter, Boston: Yet Another New York
Growers LII, Danbury Conn. U.w. Never, New York
Conn; j. Roberts, New YORK n " Harry. ry'' south
Roston; II. S MsckAr", New York; c. y. Coultaus.
7. Fillmore, New York; william L. Ferris. Elizabeth,
y J.; Leopold Fri diander New York. Edwin II.
iyn; Carl Hildehrand. New Haven.
Correct , solT,,ons TO nanCrs problem were re-
Rrook,yn; R. M Mauser. New YORK: Just in Time.
New York: How Easy, RrookIyn; Fred Ergei. Brook.
lyn; r. $: Walters. New York Fred Garter; Boston;
conn Il MeyeT yer New York o #. " la barry tP@%i south
Roston; pr. a H. Haldw,n Norwnk. Conn: A. s.
New YORK wism l. Fsrr,s EiisahStn. ~ .iIo: j. Leo:
pold Fredlanicr, New YORK: Edwin II. baldwin.
lmTneG Rcnm3n = MdaoM. narsS N%S" T. Fr"9kn an@ William
Ferrs ElIa bath. n j. forwarded additional correct
Charles Kcmne and w. II Ecry Of RrookSn f"r
wsrded additional correct solution. TO 8l2 and 6l3;
ed additional correct solutions TO 6 as did Joseph
A. Coultaus OF Brooklyn TO Prsdignat's problem.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Joseph Coultaus. Brookiyn-The principal vari.
ations should be given IN thrrcmovers' but the key
Lemon Conrtcnay, Nrw York and George r. Thor.
interesting but TIM Sun canno' and space for end
games at present; n,.,ou .,,o. :. ,o,,o.,..
"Thc twomoyer by j. II. Daunr In last sundays SvN
no S are y m" oyn n"sef @ the OF bs
queen Il rmark able have never IN my recollection
ch, and no mate in two moves.
Lindiry z. MURRAY. Dartmouth Coege.-Thcro Is
ElSf Emil, New York,-If I..,B-Q aQ-K Xt5
H. samarof. New York. forwards the following dif.
fcut probIeu by the Russian. i, kwasrhnofski.
ent was not enabled 10 flnd solution. and he asks
THE srN solvers 10 help him out. Tho position:
uLAcK-rIvE rIEcEs.
KpnK4; H"on@H7 aud Kt 2i Ps on Q Xt
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man who said that his name was Evans
INA mat he lived at II Fifth avenue claimed
w. un' diamond ring yesterday which little Miss
t'''e Robinson picked up on Fifth avenue in
Inn ,uUn' oi ne Hreyoort House. Mr.. Evans said
h ms WE had lost the ring out OF her pock /.
ba,'.., clerk decided that he needed further
rir r"mH"cHl.un III tue absence OF any mark on the
iroo,al VIII liner q. Evans, manager, 184 West
ur,ss'"n!' Louise II Fifth avenue" 10 the ad-
u'''s s'NeL IL the Directory
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Stale Delegates TO tn. omar. K.Do.,,.,

~ HnhANH' Feb, 20.-Gov. Black to-day appoint
Va ue'rgates 10 represent the State Of New
nS,,1 AZ the Illinois Trans Mississippi and Inter
OMAHA OMAHA Opposition, TO he held at tho city of
foIlowin,, r from June TO November. 1903, the
BERT aHh Hnhsior G " Seward Webb. Henry b. Ho-
Chsr%es % ASel sell, ~ Maokman of New York city,
SSAs' and John G. Graves Of buffalo. VI S'F$
The sun., 1898-02-27

wAHHlN0ToN FORECAST Foh SUNDAY
For NcIo England and eastern NeW York. fair;
sCeSterIv trinds.
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Delaware.
the District OF Columbia and Maryland fair
winds.
For Ohio. western PsnnGyly ly AniA and western New
York, generally fair Light northerly winds.
The sun., 1898-02-27
Gs' R.cL'. w,ro TO TAI. n Tr,, :. v,.,,o.

., ,HLFLNY' Feb. 2G.-Mrs. Frank $. Black, wife
M, ~ sno uoNoraor, will leave on Monday, in com.
'."F "i'n COT. and Mrs. Charles S. Francis, for
eh.n 10 Florida Of ten days or two weeks. and
scnf'vintHlP VIII not be lat home at The Ex-
Tht ,n manson on the next two Wednesdays
the Gat,S "!Al 20 TO ST. Augustine, stopping at
Bss once DC Leon for b time then To Palm
BahslnaI ana ana ,Eom there probably to Great
The sun., 1898-02-27
Puslle soLosl Changes In BroOLIsn.

Andrew /. Sherman. principal of intermediate
Public School SO. in Brooklyn, has been placed
in charge of Grammar School IS. whose late
principal, William L. Feltner. was rotently
Perry, princiDal OF Primary School ITO. sue
ceedS Mr.. sherman.
The sun., 1898-02-27

Good Faith. New York.-The rules OF the interna.
tonal problem tourney were published In TIE Sun on
jan 80. ........
K. F. Ames New York-Thanks for your contribu-
ton, which shall receive due consideration
The sun., 1898-02-27
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Receipts Exceeding EIp~nditures-Caah NAL
ancc. 0ae5. sOs.95O.

ancC, U1vb. SUI,H1U.
WASHINGTON. Feb 26.-The receipts OF the
Government to-day were; Customs. $3.50. 265; /;
internal revenue, $525.d25; and miscellaneous.
S7,ii0 q total OF Sl.293.l39. The dsburse-
mcnts were SOL :. 900. an excess of receipts over
expenditures of $678, l39. The receipts OF tho
fiscal year to date havo been $272,6s2, ,230. and
tho expenditures S27l ,931, $40. an excess of re-
ceipts over expenditures OF S75O,66O.
Tho official count OF cash In tho Treasury at
the close OF business to-day compared with that
OF last Saturday shows:
Feb. 10. Fsb Ee.
Gold coin and bullion ..Sl66.Nl 1923 ele7A76. 2oa
Silver dollars and bullion lh.+aS,ss7 ,7bo
United states notes ....,. Xv,7O8,b70 1890. 65o
Other assets less demand
liabilities ............... s.D65,b1e b.t24,obb
Available cash balance,
gold 1925, OIL ,0B2 1925, BeA ESQ
The sun., 1898-02-27
AD0re-


The election in Company d. Seventy. gime nt
last Thursday night for Second Lieutenant resulted
in the unanimous choice Of Private George Howard
Wilson.
In tho First Signal Corps Capt Hedge, the me IN
bcrS are occupied every Thursday night In per.
forming cavalry drill ut the Central Park riding
Academy.
The Twelfth Regiment Will hold open athletic
games in Its armory under A. A. u and L. A. w rules
on Tuesday evening March y. The events are sixty
yards run I40 yards run one mile run, one mile bi.
cycle race. and two.me bicycle race. all han dcaps
There viii also be $50 yards novice run. relay OF
ono mile for teams OF four men. aud a scratch OBJ
Stacle There will DO dancing after the games
The prizes are very handsome.
Rife team competitions for the Second Brigade
trophy will be shot Us follows on Saturday evening
next; Twenty.third Regiment VS.. Thirteenth at the
armory OF the Twenty.third Regiment, Fourteenth
Regiment vs. Forty'seyeuth. at the Rrnory OF the
Fourteenth Regiment.
The second contest for the Jones trophy IN the
Twelfth Regiment will be shot for in tho armory
range on March 23 and ~.
The sun., 1898-02-27
Tho List OF Referees.

The following Is list OF the referees appointed In
cases in tho Supreme Court last week:
.Iualicl Ir,fdmnn.
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The Seventh Regiment, at Its annual inspection and
muster last Wednesday night. had only nine alb
sentoes out OF aggregate membership or lO72 on
GERS and men The companies that paraded 100 per
cent. and each with OK officers and men, were G. d.
h. F, g. and II. The greatest number OF aLsentees
In Company X. Tho figures In detail are a. fol.
lows:
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The AI,sLn H1nraitIon.

Available cash balance.
including gold reserve SEES. OIL ,OS2 $685. $50
The sun., 1898-02-27

A review and presentation OF marksmans badges
will probably be hold by the Seventh Regiment about
the middle OF March
The sun., 1898-02-27

X on B; Ps on Q Kt o. QB4, 90, X and X r @.
The herald., 1898-04-30
COWBOY CAVALRY
Arizona's Rough Riders Are Promp
to Organize

PHOENIX, April 29.-Forty-six stalwart
young men, who have passed a rigid physi-
cal examination, departed at 9:30 tonight
for Whipple barracks at Prescott, to be
mustered into the regiment of cavalry that
will have as its colonel DR.. Wood and as its
lieutenant colonel Theodore Roosevelt
Five thousand citizens, two bands .!
music, the national guard and Veterans
association did the honors of the occasion
AS the train pulled out of the depot the
immense throng gave cheer after cheer.
Arzona's quota of two troops of cavalry
was in turn sub-divided among the various
counties. Maricopa county's quota was 80.
The choice of 46 was made out of as many
volunteers. The majority are young men,
many Of whom have grown to manhood
in the community. The volunteers were
escorted to the depot by the various or
ganizations mentioned. The streets were
brilliantly Illuminated and salvo of bombs
was fired During the afternoon the vol
unteers were reviewed by Governor Nc
Cord, who gave them patriotic, manly
talk, assuring them that they had always
Il friend in the governor of Arizona.
j. H. McClintock, a well-known news
paper man of Arizona, will be captain of
the company from Southern Arizona; ]. L.
Is. Alexander, a prominent attorney lieu
tenant, and George B. Wilcox of Bisbee
first sergeant