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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-16
: Much interest is being manifest

: Much interest is being manifest
ed near Dennys postotiice, Saluda
county, over the discovery of gold
mine on the old Marlborough planta-
ton. w. e. Peck, who has made
mineralogy lifetime study; has pros
pected on the place and is satisfied the
rock and ore is worth s45 per ton. Mr..
Peck has connected his business with
Mr.. Abron Ethcredge, Of Saluda, and
they have employed number of hands
to dig. They have put up nill and
they are now grinding the rock and
putting up cabins on every hill. Mr..
Peck says they are going to buy
stamping mill and are ready to employ
hundred hands.
= "Don't be afraid of the bacon,
Mr.. Jenkins" said a clearinghouse
mistress to boarder. Not at all,
madam. I've seen a piece twice as
large, and it did not scare me bit"
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HARRIS LITHIA WATER
Contains more Lhia than other natural Lha Spring Water Known
and has the endorsement of the most noted Physicians of
the country as to its Superiority all others

long
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Press Souh
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disappointed
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For F FAINT, Anderson, s. G.
HARRIS LITHIA WATER CO.,
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IN OFFICE! !!

ALL parties who owe the
firm Of Bleckley & Fretwell
on account, or for Mules,
Wagons, Buggies or other
wise, are hereby notified that
the amount they owe must be
settled up promptly this Fall,
as this is the last year that l
have to settle up the affairs OF
the firm.
Your prompt attention to
this Notice will be apprecia-
ted. JOS. j. FRETWELL,
Survivor.
Sept ii, 1898 -
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NOTICE.

TNHE management of the Equitable Life
: Il Assurance Society in this territory is
desirous of securing the services of man
of character and ability to represent its
interest with Anderson as headquarters.
The right man will be thoroughly edu-
Gated in the science of Life Insurance and
the art of successful soliciting. There is
no business or profession not requiring
capital winch is more remunerative than a
life agency conducted with energy and
ability. Correspondence with men who
desire to secure permanent employment
and are ambitious to attain prominence in
the profession is invited.
W. J. RODDEY, Manager,
Rock Hill, S. @.
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NOTICE.

II have opened up a First Class Harness
Il Shop in Payne's old stand, and am
ready to serve the Publicwith everything
in the Harness Line at short notice. Re-
pairing a Speciality. Bring on your old
Harness, Brides, Saddles, Collars, Trunks
and Valises, and have them done up in q
Workmanlike Manner. All I ask is a
TRIAL. Patronize Home Industry.
Respectfully,
r. d. KERR.
Sept II 1895 - Sm@
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Mortgages Sale.

DY virtue of the Power from d. w
ID Willis, we will sell on Salesday in
Decem Der next, that Tract of Lard, con
taiuibg I63 Acres. in Corner To1nship
adjoining lauds now or late of Elijah
White. Joseph n. Brown and others.
Ter,ns-Ons-thlrC cash, balance on
credit secured bv mortgage.
LIGON Il LEDBETTER,
Mortgages.
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~ ANDEKSON COUNT1.
BIZ r. NJ. Bu,7iSs, Judge of Probate.
WHEREAS, G. Cunningham has
applied to me to grant him Letters OF Ad-
ministration on the Estate and effects OF
Turner r. Osborn, deceased.
These are therefore to cite apd admon-
ish all kindred and creditors or the said
Turner r. Osborn, decd. to be and appear
before me in Court of Probate. to be held
at Anderson G. H. on the 23rd day OF
Novem Der. 1898, after publication hereof,
to show cause, if any they have. why
the said administration should not be
granted Given under my hand, this
Sth dav of November, 1898.
r. N. BUREISS. Judge Probate.
Nov O. 1898 20
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY

Nov. 0, 1898.
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RICE, RICE.

HONSIGNMENTS of Rough Rice So
~ licited. Prompt milling and return
OF proceeds or account sales. Highest
market prices paid for good Rice.
"Carolina Rice Meal" or "E.nur." the
cheapest and best stock food vn the mar
ket, for. sale at low figures.S
WEST POINT MILL CO.,
Charleston, S. c.
Oct. %, 1898 1s 2m
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but has definitely decided upon an
entrance into rivalry with European
powers for the trade of the world.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-03-22

Mrs. Gertrude Prescott arrived Mon.
day from a two weeks visit in De Witt
Iowa, and Chicago, H. Her sister, Miss
Bates, returned 10 Dewitt,
ID. Storcr did not enter school for the
spring tsrm, bat ia engaged on farm
in North Camdsn.
9. and A Friedman expect to he in the
Chicago market this week for spring
goods
}Irs Jesse Reek does not regain her
normal healta but is very poorly at
present.
X. A. jenkins will take possession of
ths hou,e vacated by Shan Wisent, in the
cast part OF town.
Frank Page, of Woodbridge, moves to
the Reuben Haynes farm this spring.
Ford Norris now has two very fiue
racks, made by Rice Brothers, for dis
playing goods in his windows.
John Persons Ia under the weather
from rheumatism,
An elegant piano arrived from Jackson
for Miss Challetta Baker Monday.
James P-regO is assisting his uncle,
thas. Davenport, in sugar-making at the
Perego farm.
Rev. Mil!ard, Of Montgomery, attended
services at the Methodi { church Sunday
morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jesse E4chnes entertained
Mrs. Els, father, Geo. Mullen, and sister,
of Hilisdale, Sunday.
Shannon Wigent and family have
moved to farm in Moth Camden;
Bl. Jenklns and family will move to
Mrs. Mary Huggetts farm south and east
OF town.
Rev. Ssvits shipped full blood silver
spangled Hamburg chickens to Chicago
parties Monday.
Warren Clark aud daughter, Filth,
have been with his brother, David, lhs
past week.
Russell Smith has engaged to work
for s. lluggett the coming season aud
will nova TO Mr. HIS house, 81 miles
north of town.
hTs. VIM. Hanna, of North Camden, is
still suffering quite severely from tho
effects Of the fall mentioned recently.
Rev. Gsorge Nillard, OF Frontier, oc-
cupldd tue pulpit at the NJ. Il. church
Sunday morning, Rev. Sevits conducting
quarterly services in Frontier at the
same hour.
Little Miss Mary Blair, who Ia visiting z
here with her parents, was with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Robson last week. They re-
turn TO their home 10 Washington state
soon.
o. D. Chester has engaged q Mr.. Blair,
Of White, as fireman NJ the mill, Mr.
LeybergsI's engagement having closed.
hr. aud Mrs. L. h. Petrie were guests
at K. Ii. Lonsstreets Wednesday aud L.
ID, Bakers Thursday.
Kay Rice has decided to buil5 house
for himself, has purceased a fins lJt of f.
Stewart aLd Will erect cottage this
spring.
4. III. Petrie lettered the windows OF
Shannon q Black, and A. & ID. Fried
mans business rooms very tsstily the
frs, Of the week.
The ladies' OF the O. Il. y. will give a
warm sugar and ice cream social at their
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1CAM BRIA.

UARCP 16-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Sprowl were in Hillsdale last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Fred VanVlacf returned
fion their Wait In Horton last Thursday.
{. n. Kellogg IL quite slck at his
rooms near the blacksmith shop.
Frank VanVlack was In Hillsdale last
Thursday.
DR.. Bates and family, of Hillsdale, are
visiting friends In town.
Mrs Frank Blair is on the sick list.
hIrs. Maria Smith Is visiting in Pioneer
Simeon Bliss was In Hillsdale last
Thursday.
David Erwin has been having q awell
put on his place.
James Shank Is on tho sick list.
The entertainment given for the
benefit Of the school, by Miss Maymt
Fuller, was highly spoken OF.
Rev. Nichols expects to move soon tC
New York.
Herman VanVlack is going to move Ii
the 0rson Saunders house.
G. Kingsley received word that hil
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CENrEI ADAMS.

MARCH. GA. Williams has return ed
from the South after an absence OF five
wecks.
Dali Gregory was callsd TO Batavia
Wednesday to sttsnd the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. Bates.
Mira Lora Carter is not co .well at this
writing.
Marx Caskey has gone back to Toledo
after spending few days at his home
in this place.
The Lsdie.' Aid Society elected tha fol
lowing cfficsrs Iast Wednesday. Presi-
dent, Mrs. f. Wilton; Vice President,
Mrs. Z. Williams; Secretary, Mrs. d.
Fuller; Treasurer, Mrs N. Payne.
Moving seems TO DO the order of the
day.
David Goold Ia the proud posse ssor of
new tsam, boueh Of II. Whitney, now
guess wa can 20 every Sunday.
Mlfs.s Bertha and Georglo Edwards,
OF near Hillsdals, visited their sister, Mrs.
Wtlper, last Thur,day.
Miss Alice Gray is visiting her brother,
near North Adams, for few days this
We elk.
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m other, who was over one hundred wears
Old, was dead, and he left for New YORK
last Thursday.
Arthur Blair was in Hillsdale last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Niblack, of Reading,
visited Mrs. 9. Kingsley last Thursday.
Arthur Smith has gone.to Remus to
live with his father.
The sixth grade in school held con-
test last Friday afternoon.
The ladies OF the +. B. Mission society
elected the following officers last Wed.
nesday afternoon: Mls. Matte VauVlack,
president; Ars. Ella Hsmlin, vice pr4si-
dent; Mrs Carrie Haynes, secretary; Clara
Card, treasurer.
Mrs. Vim. Crabbe. OF Woodbridge, Wis.
tied Mrs Lovicie VanVlack last Thurs.
day evening.
Miss Cora Colburn has retu rned from
her visit in the east
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dining room tomorrow evening", when
fine comfortable OF star design will he
disposed OF TO the holder CT the lucky
number.
L, I. Roberts n utiliz d some OF b 8
vacation In making maple sugar from q @
trees adj Acsnt TO his dwelling.
The spring term of school opened
Monday, wife 30 pupils ia the high
school and prospects OF more entering.
Chss. Clifford, n former Camden boy,
who lost both fset aud one arm by being
run over by the cars at Bronson two
years ago, was In town Monday selling
furniture polish. Lansing Is his home at
present
Ms. L. 8, Baker and Miss Chslletss
returned from Jackson Monday. Mr.
Baker came also and 10 spending the
week in tha interest OF his machine
company in this section.
Mspls sugar and syrup will be scarce
nrtit las III this section. as there has been
enly short time Of suitable weather aud
the SEASON 10 about closed. In many
camps tho buds are starting on the trees.
The teachers and pupils Of our schools
Will give fine program, literary and
musical, next Saturday evening, after
which warm sugar VIII be served.
Everybody iAvited. Proceeds to purchase
books for the library.
Ross Hickok was one Of the suecessfu ]
applicants at the b grade examination
at Reading and has received his diploma,
with which hO is much pleased.
Mrs. j. II. Storer and family visited
her sister, blrs Leroy Hickok, Tuesday
of last eek and all spent a j lily day ia
the sugar bush, cooking and serving thu
dinner in the good old fashioned way of
our grand mothers 1t WAS delightful
day 10 all.
Geo. Gilbert called on Jno. Welch, in
South Camden, sunday night, as he WAS
returning home from An evening visit.
lie was ,leep and his horse decided to
return 10 his former owner, Dir. w. who
wakened the young gentleman and in-
formed him Where ne was at.
Messrs. FuhrmaD, Myers and Williams,
the famous Blind Trio, with their maa-
ager, gave one Of the most pleasing con-
ceIts Tor the price ever given IA Camden,
last Saturday evening. They are cult
waited gentleman and th-ir misfortune
aroused the sympathy Of our people who
treated them very kindly. should they
visit rs again they Will be warmly wei
cumed
Ths Blind Tito gave sacred ooacsrt 1T
the NJ. h. church sunday evening, which
WAS ighly epj oyed by the large audience
prea n. At the close they we're given u
good collection.
Dir. and Mrs. Fred Glei are perfectly
delighted with the arrival OF 94 To-.
roy at their hons, Friday, March 18th.
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COUNTY CORRESPON UENCE
ALLEN.

ALLEN.
MARCH 1S.-The razor grinder who
has baen here for the past two weeks has
moved to Quincy.
Earl Brewer is working iu Reading
township during sugar making.
Miss Weber, of Hillsdale, will have q
millinery stock ia the rooms formerly
occupied by Mrs NJ L Wyrick about
April lat.
Mr. Pool and family have returned to
Coldwater, after several weeks stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. VanZile.
Olin Brooks came home to-day.
Rev. G. Fl. Anderson visited his
parents, In Wright township, the fore
part Of the week.
f. A. Roethlisberger and wife were st
eoldwater Thursday.
The high school had quite a surprise
this D. m. by having twelve visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hadley have
moved in with Mrs. Hadley's grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert PrenIiss.
Ned Shaw came home last night and
was sent to Brimfie Ind, to-day.
viii Sullivan Is moving onto the
Whitmore farm.
Tomorrow evening Fred II. Hatha-
way lectures on alaska" at the NJ. L
church.
The Epworth League had a maple
sugar social at the church last Tuesday
evening.
! n. K. Aldrich. OF Battle Ccsek, intend
ing TO reside in Allen township, was
called homo by the serious illness of hls
wife. News reached here last Tuesday
morning of her death. The funeral was
held Thursday at West Leroy. Deceased
was sister of Arthur Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs Roberts attended the funeral.
Della Dopp returned TO her home IL
Reading Tuesday, taking baby Anderson
with her.
Horace Eldred's folks invited few o
their friends TO eat warm sugar will
them last Tuesday evening.
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LOCUST.

MARCH 1S.-School at this place closes
to-day for two weaks' vacation.
Frank Elliot, of Jefferlou, called on
his brother. Leon, one day this week.
Daslel Rush and Wits visited their
sister, Mrs. VIM. Baker, at Hudson, We =
pesday.
Minnie Anderson and aunt, Mrs.
Ruckle. spent Thursday with friends in
Hudson, tn latter remaining for more
extended visit.
Miss Ida Zimmerman wi attend the
teachers meeting at PittsfUrd o-morrow.
Miss Minnie Heaman is spenuipg Il
few days with her parents, Mr. and 5irs.
Johu HsaInan, near Rollin.
l.. Il. llaz n and Mrs. Gamer arc rs-
ported on tho SICK lisi.
We are glad to report that Mrs. Z. w.
Benson is on the sain aud aLls TO be OUT
again.
Clark Rush, Of Hudson, is visiting his
parents and friends here for few d iys.
Hrs. III, w. NaY,iu is entertaining her
mother, Mfs. Carm0n', oil Hudson, for
few days.
Miss Ida Zimmerman and pupils will
give an eBt-rtaiument at the church to-
morrow evening.
Bryant Blanchard spent Saturday and
Sunday with his uncle, A. l.. Iramer.
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GAM DEE


MARCH 1S.-H. Ii. Houtz was in Read
ing Monday on business.
Elmer Houiz was a victim Of la grippe
last week.
Mrs. VIM, Ewing entertained her
sister, Mrs. N. Masters, the ti.st Of the
week.
Rev. Sevlts has over 100 little chicks
and more 10 follow.
Mrs. t. G.. Smith, of Woodbridge, Is
very Ill with rheumatism.
Miss Clara Mstzyer, of Amboy, called
on friends iu towu Monday.
hrs. Fred Rogge is uader the doctor s
care this week
Mrf, l. d. Black had severe attack of
la grippe last week.
Little Elsie Prescott is 8 new pupil In
the primary department this term.
Arthur Perry returned to Hudson
Thursday after IA weeks stay here.
Mis-. y. Il. Divine entertained a few
friends at warm sugar Thursday evening
The |. o. o. F's held q special meet
lug "Wednesday evening for comforting z
degrees.
A. Palmer, of Hillsdale, was with
relatives here Monday.
Henry Bsighey, of Montgomery, was
with his mother and sisters here the fl rsi
of the week.
Miss Martha Storer, OF Northwest
Ohio, 10 visiting friends aud relatives in
and near town this week.
hre. Chas Mingus aud children were
with father Roggo aud family Monday.
Mrs. u. Mckinley opened tho house.
cleaning csmpa gn Thursday. &, :
Balus papersd her parlor.
Mrs. VIM. Kunkle is entertaining hoI
brother, Mr.. Hartmsn, of Ohio, thi:
week
Prof. aud Mrr. ]. s. Robertson enjoyed
very pleasant visit with John DAVIS and
family last Wednesday.
There WAS no school In the primary
department Monday forenoon, Mrs
Prescott not arriving In season.
X Franks family returned to Detroit
Instead Il moving here from Cam oria a,
was expected.
Mrs. Emma Rowe has been spending q
few days with her daughter, Mes lIary sy
| b aman, la Woodbridgs.
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EAST ADAMS

MARCH 16.-M and plenty of it.
The officials OF the Farmers Fire In
surance company met AT l. Ii. Updike's
yesterday to appraise tina property lost
ia the fire last week.
Mesdames Slater, Rich and Williams
are on the sick l'st this week.
Taa Debating society o. the Bross
school.house gave an entertainment last
Friday night.
Mildred and Jennie Kearns visited at
Mrs. Vim. Van0 wick's Monday.
Nrs. Anna GtllDwry is thinking of
moving 10 lillsdaie ia the near future.
J. +. Duguid sold bis team of colts last
week
The party at Mr.. Fowler's last Friday
night was we'll attended and al report
good time.
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All Druggists Keep Ii.
Gaylord Rickerd was in Jackson last

Gaylord Rickerd was in Jackson last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs +. Monroe. OF Cambria,
visited NrJ. A's parents, A B. Fry and
wife, few days this week.
Mrs. II. G. Craw aud little daughter,
OF North Adams, are spending few days
at j. W. Birdsalls.
Herbert Fr nch has hired out to Geo.
Opdyke, OF Hudson, for the summer.
Mrs. Geo. Leo was the guest OF Mrs.
Donnibue, Friday.
Gee. Hsyhoe and Miss Nora Pursell
were married Thursday evening, March
II
Ch2s. Chapman was in Locust Thurs
day on business.
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EOXIE.

MARCH 10.-Wjll Case, of Pittsford
has engaged to work for q. o. Beecher
the coming year.
Mrs, Edna Hopkins and son, Charlie
visited at w. A. Wells on Saturday.
Gertrude Hoxie, of Hanover, is home
for few days
Bsrnice Hoxie is on the sick list.
Nettie Chestnut, of Hillsdale, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. LsVsrnc
Cox.
WiDfield Crater is at work for w. A.
Wells.
Cbas. Knapp, of Pittstord, has engaged
to work for Vim. Knickerbocker the
coming season.
Sadie Philips visited at Geo. Lees
Monday.
Mr.. and Nrs. Andrew Weeks, OF
Moscow, called on W. A. Well and wife
Monday.
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wRsT JEFFERSON.

MARCH II School begins in this
district Monday with Merton Fitzpatrick
as teacher.
Cynthia Cox visited friends at Medina
last week.
John Ash expects To move on the
Guggenheim farm near Hiilsdale.
Jesse Bonner, OF Ransom, visited his
sister, Mrs. :. VI. Cox Tuesday.
The Bird Lake school closes 70 NOR
row for a short VACATION.
Erwin Rumsev. wife and two children
are on the sick list. Also Mrs. L. Dillon.
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To stick Rubber use MAJORS RUBBER
CEMENT. Bsware!!! Take no substitute
New-York tribune., 1898-01-16
THE JURORS EXCUSE.
lie HAD RIDDEN FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY
MILES TO STATE 1T.
From The san Diego Sun.

MILES TO STATE IT.
From The San Diego Sun.
When Clerk Neale was calling the roll of the
Grand Jurymen in Department No. | yesterday
he came to the name of Joe ManGvl At the
sound Of his name Mr.. Mandivil stood up Tall.
with slightly bent shoulders and with air
about him that bespoke the hardy frontiers
man, he made striking figure in the court
room.
Your Honor said he Il should like to make
a statement"
The Court signifed permission, and Mr.. Man
divil continued: Il live away up the Colorado
River, a long ways above Picacho Landing.
few dapper young men about the courtroom
smiled audibly, but the frontiersman ran his
hands through his hair and continued: Fact
is it's four hundred and twenty miles the way
have to come from my home to this city, and
when / received word that was summoned /
compelled to borrow $50 at , per cent per
month to pay my fare I've got three little
children out there on the desert-anj they're
all alone-fOr my wife died three months ago.
and / ought to be home looking after those klds
right now. ,.
Even those wc-dressed youths sobered up most
surprisingly and all listened intenty while the
,vidower finished his story.
"TYe had a little trouble lately. he said,
simply, land lot Of assessment work on soiie
mines needs to be done. ought to be there 10
do II, and I'd like to be excused.
And | guess YOU may be, said the Court
and so Joe Mandvl is hOmcward bound 10 MS
three motherless BARNS out on the desert
New-York tribune., 1898-01-16
- on X B : Q on q K >. X on q. rs on . an
X X ! II on q 4 y. Is q 1t ard h Il -
v Into MIC TtN's.
White to play and nate in TWO moves.

At last the Brooklyn Chess club has spoken The
cable chess match with Great Britain VIII De
played but for certain reasons the directors OF t"e
club decided to have the encounter take place III
March instead OF February. Il was furthermore
announced that Pnlsbury, Showa!ter, Barry.
Hodges Vvmes and Delmar would be asked to
play on the American side, and these players will
have the additional function Of selecting the rest
Of the contestants for the contest AT the same
time the presidents Of tnirty-six American clubs
have been asked TO cooperate with the players III
the selection OF thc team, 50 as 10 make the team
as representative as possible II is rity that the
proposition of the Boston club to form he"
jearue for the sole purpose Of arranging and man
aging cable chess matches did not come out before
AS the Brooklyn club might have received much
moral and financial support for The next match,
ubi.h however will nevertheless be carried out
with success as far as the arrangements are con-
cerned The match VIII probably be contested IN
the bank building at Court and Kemsen sis.. Brook-
lyu where the moves were made in the hrst cable
match, played two years ago.
AS regards the rules and regulations as proposed
h., the Boston club FOR the formation OF ne"
laeue +, &c sufficient 20 say that they are so word
od that they may be adopted with few siish'
alterations 1t has always been aIBued III A"e
Tribune that ali American clno5 S"ouiu U"i'e /" So
ccting the players for such lntefha 'Ioh hH'oii''
and that ALI the clubs should share in The expenses
or such contests OF course the scene OF COMBAT
should also be shifted from year to year so as 10
cive q chance to chess players OF other cities to
witness the encounters. BY carefully observing
This and other more or less important things. the
nevv league II formed will have great future
In the championship tournament OF the Mail
haitian Chess Club the scores OF the players r,Ad
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1898-01-16
CORRESPONDENCE.

r. w Engtcrg Brooklyn. writes to The Tribune
folows: 81 would suggest that solutions bo held over
Tor weeks. There will then be no need OF add,
tionai solutions thus much work II would
also suit the sovers much better. that the time for
sending solutions is 50 limited"
THIS l. lie good plan. and VIII BE- adopted at
r. A. c.. Kinierhook. y. Y.-rhe problem in question
Is sound enough will find out by STUDY ing the
solution gwen last sunday
william koch's address given wrongly last sun
day This competitor the cOrrespouG'ncc tourney
Ives al ~ 81 FIft-avc. IN this city. and not No lS
Henry !. Hahn coSsaokic. v Y. and Irnatz peissig
No $50 Grand 81. lrOohlyn, have also sent in their
competitor for the corresl lndruce tourney
The list closed. and the pairing. rather the
composite Of section OK players viii he given
next SUNDAY. rs objections made 20 the rules
given last Sunday th.y Will stand and play ~
sin January -.