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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
~. Y. U. Athletics.

The annual contests for the Banks cups for
all-round gymnastic and athletic work Mt New
York University will begin after the holidays.
Formerly the 100 point system Of individual
scoring was used. but II was found that as the
contest progressed and the leaders drew away
from the others the latter dropped ont. This
year however. plan has been devised which
II Is believed will he vast improvement over
the old method. First and second prizes will
be awarded IN each Individual event. Trials
will be held at varloun times during
the year and the five best men in each trial
will be selected TO compete In final contest 10
be held the latter part Of March, The winners
In the contest win receive handsome silver
cups The gymna.tic compettion will include
the following events: Parallel and horizontal
bars. side horse tumbling. club swinging and
rings In edition TO- the prd,zes the mnSrs
nastic championship hoard The athletic con;
test, which wi continue from January until
Ar5 will Include GMPhSS55 o. s"Get1d Svg9r
yard hurdle. half-mile run. iO-yard run. and
high iump There are number Of good men
in me freshman class who have sRnifea their
intention OF trying for the athletic teams.
They are:
Track-Benson. Graft and Moore. sprnt.; Tred..
Reeb". Graf Aad Funk short distance" Trade. mid
Irwin, high jump and hirh hurdles. Ba.ehall-
Graf. KeAtor and Walter; pitchers; Lane. Moore.
Barnett Ht irwin. Greacen and irh,n. outacides.
Manager Hendee OF the baseball team has
arranged games for next season with Yale.
Princeton. Cornell Columbia. Trinity. Syra-
cusc and Rutgers. The dates will be an
Word has been received by tho management
o. the eymnas'ic team from Havcrfnrd College
requesting dual meet with \. y. L. at Uni
versty Heights and promising a return con:
test next year. Manager De La Mater will
probably complete the arrangements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
Basketball Notes.

Nfw HAVEN, Dec, l6.-The YAle basketball team
tonight defeated the Bridgeport y. VI. C. A. by the
score OF ~ to ".
The Knirkcrbocker A. @ team defeated the Fourth
Scpnrat. Company crack ivo g. the latitrs arrIory
nj YoIkrrs last night Tht score: X A q. l3; Fourth
Separate Company. 4.
tr IN nrSt.Class teams In New YORK. Brooklyn or
ry oy pGei It@T .9 M.n sre. tor Jn
Conn.
TIE Fifth Separate Company Of Newburg defeated
the Clayriands OF Brooklyn. AZ the former armory
and Tweed threw hyc goals each for the sollir rs
tho remaining four points being scored ON free
throws.
At ur sayayes institute last night the frat team OF
the Tw-nty-third street Y. NJ q, A. defeated the
Deadnaughts in lively n Mon. Al the end or tho
hrst halt the score was 23tn ii In favor of the /. NJ
&. nVo and At tho nnsh the score stopi ." 10 in
Their favor.
Awell played ia me of basketball between school.
boy teams of Greater New YORK was decided yes
terlay afternoon vt Srhwalhlch's Academy in
Bro klyn. II wat League Elatnh in the CHAMPION.
ship schcdulo OF the Long lslnai Imtorschnll>tio
Athletic l. nEnc an me ,|ln"hnE t1snL were n 'aa
school and the POLY, Prep school 81 Brooklyn,
The score; POLY Prep" IL Brooklyn High, 10.
MrppLrrows. Conn, Dec. H.. The basketball
lie MiddIetoWn T. ~ G. A. for III" past four Years.
has reurganilci under the name nt tho Middle,
town A, 4, Q, Eugene j. Clark has been elected
the chap, onsh'p of the STATE IN 1898, aud the Same
men are playing this yctr tamrs are bong booked
with nrst'clnss 'ealn' St nome ana out OF Town
o of the biggest scores ever run up IN basket
bail match between lnt"rsth lIStC teams was
scored Yesterday aftorn on by the Adeph1 Academy
nntuttr 0f brooklyn ~ their match with the Erls'
mus Hall High school hyc for the Long Island In.
torsrholRstiC ,hlstG League honors The contest
Was decided m tho Pratt Institute gymnasium and
were defeated by the overwhelming score OF ~
points too,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
WAITING FOR DUCKS
Warm weather Has Delayed Their Flight
This Fall to Barnegnt Bay.

FoRKRD RIVER, Dec. l6.-For years the duck
shooting on Barnegat Bay has notbcon so poor
q the fall as during the last month. Itis because
Of the warm weather Not q single largo flight
OF ducks has been seen. With temperature
along the seaboard almost As warm as In Septem.
Der the birds have fingered In their northern re-
sorts dcferring a general movement southwark
until keener air warned them TO be up and away.
This has been disappointment 10 scores Of
hunters, From Bay Head 20 Barnegat Inlet
and far below they have been quartered all along
the Shores OF the bay for over month back. hoping
and praying for cold weather, Blu, uuo gunners
and true fishermen are philosophers. when
the true gunner goes out day after day and maybe
has not more than brace OF ducks TO show for
his patience he does not growl and pack up and
leave for the season lie does not blame the
baymen for not taking 20 the right shooting
grounds. lie knows he does not get the birds
for the simple reason that tho BIRDS not there.
lie smokes his pipe and bides his time.
IL has been rare test of patience Of this sort
along the shores Of BhInegat Hotels here at
FuTkcd River and Toms River, and " aretown az
we'll the isolated sportsm an $ retreats all along
the water edge, have been filled with gunncrs
more have been knocking about from poin, 10
point in house boats II ~ a rare. inyigorAtng
life. this continual house boating on Barnegat
eastern side Of the bay. The grub on board
Is up TO me maik, a,houYh' IoI we matter OF
Ihal, you ,eiisn o''y on piae ova,a WIN ,ne
appeu.e you ha,s' pu' oe :, " .he supPiics
ot3ught rom he si're u',te ~ p,enS o 20 ,oou
70 oo laa i'esi -, ,no r @ nshe,.
men u,ns "a, Az. ninm, str t,,,nd h. osvn T
ing IN lois ol htn plump sitipea bass OF la.e Ana
catching houndcfs - no, nan DAD run when you
nave n2,hihg pc.'et 70 ~, .nunn up .he bottom
utun MIN rair VI ~ IKE ana .ou van
nnui ''.ih VI Wv. $3.50 ,hin. i' os aS. o. sou
inc mere n,u T;sh ~ ,1,sJ a No. ru. ue'or tn
hunH. man man 1' S, " M n, Sm no
SAM nay W. son y" ~ )" ptch MIR ,,' .ia az
@kuS pi.,nlS u, h"o p',,'n WIN ,hcn Sincs anu
GIN hs.s WIS 'ai. hhn, ~ 10, 'hr pay oyseis
,hey na,e nV Heen i" y. a ,,1 ,1' y az
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
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He'll be a lucky man who re-
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they're the sort of brushes that
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some stores don't.
Dupont's Military, Cloth and
Hat Unsatisfactory backs, with
silver OF. gold mountings-good
and substantial brushes for the
liking of well bred men.
Other gift ideas here for men,
in Silver Mounted Razor Strops
-Lather Brushes-Cork Screws
with handles of pearl, horn.
ivory and solid silver.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
SPORTS or THE sCHooLBoYa
Hockey, Basketball and Track Athletics
Occupying Most of Their Time.


At Barnard School the track athletic team,
begins its preliminary practice under favorable
conditions. or last years team. the school has
lost only one or two valuable men. aud with q
host OF new material, Physical Director Brown
expects TO strengthen the weak spots. Tho
baseball team is working IN the gymnasium
most OF the time. nnd no,icenhie improvements
Ia shown. Great interest is being displayed in
the game Of ~kctbal. and the boys again ex-
poet TO win the championship,
than ever at tho. De La Sale Institute. The
material in hand Is plentiful. and with such
able leadersas Corbett and Farreyt the various
teams should be very much In evidence when
the time arrives. A strong team will represent
the sch9ol In the intercollegiate chess tonrna,
m r.ntio TIE hocE KEY tean has been hard at
TIL" interest at present at the Columbia
Grammar, school IS conferred in chess: but the
team. The annual Hymnastic contest will be
held IN the gymnasium next week.
B"rkelry Schools bqsehall team Of last year
win remain intact Track athletics, will be
HIerrberg will have his hands full. The sEat-
and the candidates Tor iho interscholastics series
nre training hard. Indoor tennis IL fayorita
pastime nnd tournament Is now In progress.
team has issued cal for tho cnndi lates 70 GO
In training at once. II IL the intention Of tho
athletic ASSOCIATION to, put a Junior team in the
field also. The second set OF monthly games
will be held IN tho gymnasium OF tho school to-
morrow afternoon.
Athletic Director Salmon OF Cutler School
for battery work Tor Tho baseball team shortly.
and with good material on hand. the prospects
for n strong com bination Of PLAYERS are bright.
The track team hns hcgnn preliminary work
and the basketball team Is now fully organ-
ing scholastic teams Of this vicinity The
hockey players have begun to show their last
years form. The Cross-Country. Club Is In n
fonrtshinS condition and weekly runs are
MeLl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
T. M C. A. ATHLETES ~ rRAIyIyo.
They Are Preparing for n Busy Season in
the Gymnasiums.

They Are Preparing for n Busy Season in
the GJmnasiums.
These are busy nights in the Rymn asiums OF
the various Y. N. C. A. branches 10 this city and
Brooklyn. The programme OF the winter work
has been mapped out by the physical directors
and In oil quarters active work IL being in
tulged in. The members Of the New West
Side branch OF which Wezmiller ia director.
arc taking to the act exercises and the regular
class work. On Monday nights classes In ath-
letics are held Tuesday and Saturday nights
are given over TO hygienic gymnastics and
Thursday evening to gymnastics. followed By
basketball practice.
At the Twenty-sixth ward branch in Brooks
Ign the members are paving considerable at-
tention to class Rymnastic work. The athletic
association has been strengthened this year
by the addition OF some strong athletes from
the Brooklyn A. c. Teams to play basketball
arc being organized.
features at the Young Mems Institute OF the
Y. NJ G. A.. and every evening the gymnasium
IL alive with the members getting In trim for
the carnival OF sports TO he held on Christmas
night, The bowling and basketball teams ars
showing marked Improvement In their work
over TINT OF asst year
A. the Twenty-third street branch OF this
city the athletes are getting into condition fog
the bi-weekly indoor games that begin next
week, These, games are 10 charSe. Of PHYSICAL
A banner year In athletics f. being looked
forward to by the members Of the German
branch Basketball will receive more than
various teams thus far gives promise OF an ox$
cellent finish.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
seawanhakas May Race for the Eastern
Challenge Cup.

The Race Committee OF the Seawanhaka-
Corinthlan Yacht Club has issued a circular to
the members. calling attention to the Challenge
Gun, which has been offered by the Eastern
Yacht Club for competition between tho New
lantic md Eastern Yacht clubs. This Gun Ia
for boats between 30 and i6 feot water line and
the racing length t. not To exceed 81 feet
The conditions governing the races have heon
published In THF sun, The committee OF tho
club IN It's circular saws:
1.-The intention II to promote the develop
rent o' yachts OF moderate Dimensions ana
cost, which. while possessing high speed.
will also be useful for other than mere
racing purposes. 1t seems to TIA hat tho OH
ject4 for which this Gun has hern established
deserve every encouragement from our club
and thar competition for II will furnish one OF
the most interesting events Of the yachting
season. II any member or members desire 10
build u challenger we shall be very ola TO ar.
range for the issuance ot q challenge by the
club. and to co0perate In arranging the terms
of the contest, and to render any other assist
anGe In our power'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
Gossip of tho Ring.

There is a letter atthis otioe for Tommy Preston
Kid Broad and Jack Hamilton have been mAtcheg
The affair will be decided within two weeks.
William Johnson. New HayenaThey me. at Revere
rSnnd: we're fought III and the he result wa, draw
DOG" PAYNE Is another pngilist who would IKE e
form.
Joe Kennedy knocked Soldier Walker ont IN
four rounds at Sacramento the other night. Ken,
nedy is coming East again to get on another mill
with Maher.
An offer has been made to have Jack 9 Brian visit
England aud meet Bill Chester at the EatiouA
sporting Club. London. Chester is only 10 years
old and 10 said to be good lad.
o'Malley OF Baltimore in less than minute OF what
was u have been six'round bout IN Chicago on
Monday night.
An amateur tournament will DO held at the Broad.
viii be decided los Id 10. 40 and Ia pounds,
and special he .,,y tn" snsre- closed
The date Of the contest between Peter Maher and
Kid Mccoy has again ben chanSeH, BilIy brady
the battle decided on New Years afternoon at
o'clock The hghters will clash for twenty-five
Billy Pheon writes to THE sux from Chicago that
he is maparing Jack Hudson; tho l!ShtwCight and
Charlie o Mason sticky eGils fS"hS,%cEh. ysS
wants g. secure matches for his two proiayes at the
local clubs. Hudson IN coming East In February.
rss sN '. 90 " o % Of tho
weighs rive chance 10 de Ihurnrt Just because
he was whipped by Kid " Coy and Bob l't2s!mmOns
/ IL no criterion that others can beat hlm. I Will
match him against either Doc Payne or Tommy
| West"
| Although tho contest between Kid Mccoy and
Peter Maher Ia several weeks oil, several large
wAgrrs have been recorded. T. 7. Davis ~ Liberty.
NY, put NJ $500 evon with Charley White. Tom
Brod"ricks manager. IN Peter Maher, White taxing
| the Mccoy end. Davis says he has $500 more 10
| chance the same way.
An effort is being made 70 have Frank Erne and
Jack Oh len como together again Yesterday
Matchmaker George COnsidlne OF the Broadway A.
Q. offered purse OF a. 900 FOR The men TO meet in
twcnty tive round bout. Bob smith, on behalf OF
Erne that he viii accept but wants TO give tho
other clubs chance to id for the battle.
Spike sullivan will be kept busy in the ring for the
balance OF Tho year Tomorrow NIGHT at Buffalo. he
will meet Jim Popp OF Canada for twenty 'hve rounda
ia3 pounds, On Doc 20 he viii tackle Young Starr.
| at Philadelphia, for six rounds. and on Dec. 70 he
will box Martin Faherty, at Troy, for twenty rounds,
| II he wins this night Spike will meet Jack Downoy
| the follow ing night a. the Hercules A. G.
According 70 aletter receive by local sport from
| END In England, David 81. John. the EuRlish
heavyweight who was Peter Jacksons sparring part:
IN battle at Belmont. South Africa, by the Beers,
St. John. who has been In the English army for two
years, had good record in the ring having bos4s4
/ Frank slAvS when the latter was IN hiA pnnS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
UONORS GO TO THRESHIE.
THE BosToy MN WINS THE 4. A. U.
BILLIdRD CHAMPIONSHIP.

II. defeats Smith of ST. Louis in the Final
Game, Making n Runaway Race OF 1t
He Also Gets the Prize for tho High
Run of the Tournament-,Iedalf for Cutter
The Class y amateur cham pionship OF the
A L. ended last night after game In tho
,bea,re o, the Knickerbocker A. c. between
CHARLES Threshle OF Boston and j. DeMun
smith OF st. Louis. The honors went
n Thrcshie by score of 300 to
isl He not only gets first prize for winning
the greatest number Of games. but wins tho
medal for the best run OF the tournament, "a.
In this however. he was tied by Cutter OF
Roston, The club will duplicate the prize
award. one to both Throshie and Cutter
rhrcshies play against Smith was OF kind
n ostonish the crowd OF spectators. IL was
r.pt at a high speed except at the last OF the
game when the 81. Louis man got in n fine run
~ TX. which served to cool of tho Boston man.
IA. result the latter made rather slow
nnish 1t was. nevertheless. q great gnmo OF
billiards. The defeated man was loud in his
nra,srs or his victorious opponent and said
.nsr the contest ended that only a Schaeter or
A slosseu could havo withstood Throshe's
rush.
The fact. thatit was the final game between
two men who had clean records. and who
had never played against each other
before. served to bring q gathering OF
billiard lovers which nearly filled the the
s,re. When Threshic ran away from Smith
early In the game and seemed in a
fair way to break all kinds OF records. his
wonderful work was constantly being rccog-
pised by the spectators. Tho ST. Louis man
did not get in his fire work until he was
hopelessly out OF 1t. tho score being "a
TO So against him. Tie was able before
the game ended to take an average OF over
Az. and his last rlav toward tho end OF the
game professionally affected Threshie's
chance Of breaking the Class record for high
Average. The score:
Threshie-5 o. = =. 81. is, 10, 10. "a 80, 75. 2,
IL. ., -. q. 81. 1, 10. l. o. ?. 10. o. l. 1. .. T.
TotA-HOO.
hverale-lo 1879. High runs-6o. So. 20. ~.
smIth--s, =, .. o. l. ~. " %. o. o. %. 1, 10,
o.. II, ~, 0. -, |, I, a. 1. TOtal-lSl.
Average 4 1929. High runs-0S. -, Il. IL.
Refere-Dr. A. b. Miller.
The inal standing OF the contestants Is as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17


H2BrR. Ktx Pani black wins.
,thl White would DO stalcmated II black were to
20 Tue try Of 1-P1P Is defeated by l..RIP,
would b: no soSd on ~ Oh
s% %?%: TssE "
ss s?sHi viTrSn y ss..sa MaS;
leg. chss. Cut. HT,foTa,, Conn; G. P. who'd.
Conn H. MonrsG a.
Elsk Emit. New York; l. A. aoSlaie v New Yorh x W.
New York; 4; $; Rish%ond. %iddicsswn, y. Y: i.
hSstsi. s Maiden Mass. r. H. aS % sSFt New
T os 9ors bov,s ss%ar l.
J Trinity College Chess Club; Hartford. Conn q.
Ecraa To Sasn n Ps Il od hsd b.
Ackey, New York; X. Monrad, DEBORAH, Ia.
Correct sOgGn. E "R study received
louis ]; ysn;%s New York yl II ". Barry Msd,GTd'
% VII New M"nnt venom Nh
y x. ". Wright New York; c'P, L. Woodbridge.
Additional correct solutions received from Or. A:
end game: from 7, WArwici 81 PSni. MINI TO No.
and re-" from " "E m G'S Se% YORK TO 81
and s52' from Joseph stephauSer. Brooklyn, to
CORRESPONDENCE.
Ignatz Scisslg a competitor in tho second cor.
respondcnre tournament AMONG tho readers OF THE
this soonest all tn, games left unfinished on Dec,
will have to be Ndiudicsted: All compstitors will
sending the scores Of such games I, THE suN. Tho
scorcs ~ these games should b" accompanied with
n statement regards the Issue OF the game. II n
player thin, he hara won game. lot him say soi u
ment to that effect would be in order and go on.
Harry Zrn. Brooklyn. reports TO The SuN that
in the ,ccond roand o, the hrst correspondence
Ave James and lost one /" A. " orys. who viii tts
with Zirn in this section A. W. orvis reports to tho
same effect
Charles Go,thsrdt report. that he has won two
games from L. ". Parkc In the fourth section Of this
S o nec The .cores of All nave 40 D..
ought to be forwarded to THE Am at once
We. Arnold. Nv York-Nnch Obliged for the
for te score Of the zane in question which shall 10
| OF getting copy thereof.
| Murray Marble Worcester, Mass, writes saying
| that he has looked over BArrys analysis OF the
white,
ANoyco New YGTfMIH s,ns Of ch:.. Yen
| both ot Won nrs in the wrong.
! H. often. Much Obliged for your courteous letter
The end game and your statement shall be given AZ
| an early date
Henry q, Grunewaid. BsltimS!e.. Md,-At tn.
American Chess Company. 10: West Twenty third
street.
| Charles Taber, Brooklyn-of course. q misprint;
| It ought 20 have been Y kt+.
| Q. $ Brooklyn: wishes an explanation from Mr..
Tced sprCtng No. Si4, =, +. maintains that 1t IA
! naarlN identical with No. from "Gilbergs Chess
Crumbs
II. ". Barry, Medford Mass. states that lead l. r
-Kt z as key move for ~ In defeated hy means of
J. B-B4. This at the same time in to several
| solysrs
II II, Gutman. New lork-A Advertisements crowded
| the ''chcss corner" out.
| H. Staude. Troy AN positions muE reach this Of
Nee ON diagrams. Moreover, "castling' 10 not col
] sidered legitimate key move for problem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
Hockey.

A red-hot game OF hockey was played yester-
dav ut the Clermont avenue Ice Skating Rink,
Brooklyn. between the Henley School Of Com
envy, The score: Staten Island Military. o:
Henley School. 2.
The hockey teams oi the Naval Militia and
Columbia University PLAYED Mt the ST. Nicholas
rink last night and the Naval Militia won by
goals 10 l. IL was n closely contested game
from the start and AT the beginning Columbia
gained an advantage scoring the only goal
made in the first half Ia the second half. how
ever the Columbia PLAYERS went to pieces and
tho team work was very ragged The Naval
Militia scored twice and won the game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

Cyrus MlI.r OF the Or scent Al lic Club HIS
taken charge { the com nbia lacr sse cald dates
who steadI crease Ia II Imhers. ana seni-wee ~
practice he NJ regularly hold. c. stewart. All *.
p lanaIlan lacrosse player who Is studying at
and Will prove a Naluahlc acquIston. The upiver.
sty OF Pennsylvsnia "a. formed ia rose team un-
and VIII apply TOR aam,rIam INTO tho Cornell HaS
when thc lorar4 OF tho different col eyes meet In
Shis city to form the spring schedule OF games,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
Fencing.

The International Fencing Club OF New York
Havo Its tenth monthly entertainment and
fencing bout at Vienna Hail. l3l East Fifty
eighth street last night EXhi4itions OF fcnc-
palo. Sinov HAY. Simonali and Borgia OF the
International Fencing Club. Altar AMI Reuir Of
the Turn Vcrrin and Ware ana Mitchale OF
Columbia After the fencing there was music
and dancing aud Signor Nunziato sang.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
Trial of the swallow.

T. Fleming Day and Larry" Huntington
tried tho Swallow of New Rochelle and they
were delighted with the way sho sailed
The Swallow is the first boat built OF new
class that promises to be popular next
season, They are 10 be II feet q inches on tho
water linz and 81 feet over all. They will he
slnop-rIgged and will cost about two hundred
dollar Dry started the Lark class last year
were built Tho swallow IL of a larger and
more serviceable type than the Lark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

Threshie gets the class u championship
and fret prize. Smith second prze. and kel-
ioeg third. The special medal offered for the
beet run Of the tournament will be duplicated
BY the club. Threshte and Cutler each re-
eelvng one for his run Of "a. which was made
by both. The prizes were presented Mt tho
clubhouse last night Immediately afterthe final
gaprp by Dr. 4. L Ranney, secretary 81 the A.
averages only the games in the final
ser es are taken Into account because the men
playe different numbers OF games in tho pre-
llminaries. Tho high run medal. however. by
special arrangement before the tournament
began was agreed to cover runs made in all OF
the games, both In the preliminar!es and final
games.
charge has been made in the arrangements
10 play on the tie IN tho intercty and
intercuh tournament. and instead % playing
on tomorrow and Tuesday nights. keeney
and PoCgenburg will NEE; OF, Tuesday and
game, 80 points. will be played al Days
Acaitmy and tbs last half at Slosson's
AcaI,ny This was agreed upon yesterday at
the REQ. Il oi Slosson. The presentation OF
the prizes will take PLACE at dinner 20 be
given By Scsson and Daily at the Waldorf
Astoria week from next Saturday night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
OUR CHESS CORNER.
PROBLEM NO. s75-BY A. r. MACKENZIE, KING
sToN, JAMAICA.
BLAcE-NISE PIECES.

KonK5 n on Q Kt Z; Kts on X 3 and X Kt 8; II
on Q II !; p, on q Kt 3. QB2. QB7and K7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17
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NEWS

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who rely on sn-called Real Estate mediums,
that only partially cover the ground,-Adp.