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The daily news., 1900-03-31
TAKING THE RElNS.

Charter Oak will have a wagon race
each day on its grand circuit programme.
The proposed tr0ttins mile track in
london has been postponed until next
fail
\ breeder from Bologna, Italy. has
made ten entries to the Hartford Flu
turity.
The historic Buffalo track has been
rented by buffalo Bill for the Pan
American year.
y thoroughbred colt. IS months old,
sent recently from Australia to England,
is 11l2 hands high.
During 1890 80 running race meetings
with 100 races were held in the United
States and Canada.
During the last six years. according to
official report. only one American horse
has been imported into the Netherlands.
From 1894 to the close of 1898 we sent
to the United Kingdom an average Of
l.. l3S horses per annum and received
$143 per head.
A few Gays ago COO horses and mules
were shipped from San Francisco to the
FIJI Islands. presumably for the British
army in Africa
lOuI ldCc lldS Dttn
cd between CresCPus. Tommy Brittun.
Scarchlight and Dan y for the Pittsburg
Independence day races.
!. y. Il Ramsdell, the Arab horse
breeder, Newburg. y. Y. has offered a
purse of $1,000 for one of the races at
the meeting in that city.
In 1894 we exported only 5.24G horses
and received an average Of $2l4 per
head. while in 1898 We exported 81 .15O.
at an average value OF S12l.
y pair Of horses belonging to L. c.
Southworth. HanfOYd. Tulare county,
Cal, have made Il high diving record
They ran away recently and took p
plunge into King river from 4 bluff So
feet high and swan out unLurt- uorSe
man.
The daily news., 1900-03-31
APHORISMS.

The retrospect of life Swarms with
lost oppOrtunitioS.-Tay
An extreme rigor is sure to arm ev,
crythng against it.-BUrEe.
Opposition inflamcs the enthusiast,
never converts him.-Schiller.
Genius begins great works; labor
alone finishes them.-JOubert.
Those who never retract their opln-
ions love themselves more than they
love truth.-JOubcrt.
There is merit without elevation, but
there is no elevation without some
merit.-ROchefOUca
Most persons would succeed in small
things if they were not troubled with
great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
If man has any brains at ALL let him
hold on to his calling. and in the grand
sweep Of things his turn will come at
last.-W. McCune.
Whoever is mean in his youth runs Il
great risk Of becoming a scoundrel in
ripper years. MeanneSs leads to villainy
with fatal att-actiOn.-Cherbulie
The daily news., 1900-03-31
ARABIAN ARMY DEFEATED.
French Troops Gain Decisive Victory
AT Inrar.


PARIS, March 3O.-An official account
has been issued of the victory Of the
French troops over the Arabian army at
In:ar. which assembled with the object
of attacking the French expedition which
recently occupied the oasis of Insalah,
southwest Of Algeria. The French had
learned of the scheme and decided 20
storm the enemv'S position. which was
successfully carried on March 10 bv a
column headed by Lieutenant Colonel
En-. The town was first bomharded and
then Stormed, the Arab warriors max
ing their last stand in the mosque They
left 600 men killed and 100 wounded on
the field. In addition 40 prisoners We're
taken. The French losses were nine ma
tive soldiers killed, Il men and two Off
GERS wounded
The daily news., 1900-03-31

GEEENVIIIE. :. G.. March 3O.-The
special committee appointed by the pro
Eihition conference in January met at
Columbia tonight This i committee
charged with the preliminary work of
the campaign, especially in regard to or
ganizinT the forces for a systematic
effort To obtain prohibition Of me liquor
traffic in this state. which effort il 10 be-
made IA heretofore within the lines of
Tho u .nlnrratir l,artN.
The daily news., 1900-03-31
Amhmsh Mins SteenIechase.

LIVERPOOL March 3o.-The grand ma
tional steeplechaSe, run here today, the
second day Of the spring meeting, was
Won bv the Prince IF Wales Ambush Ii.
The race l. for 5-vear-oldS and upwards,
$500 SovercignS. Sixteen horses rau.
BarSac was second and Manifesto third
The daily news., 1900-03-31
I:Nc- ..tian On PHILIPPINES.

MANILA. March Morales and Gon-
ztl.S. who were found guilty Of murder
ing Il countryman, We're hanged az noon
today IN the plaza in front of the church
ar san Carlos. province % PangaSin, an
officer ~ thc Seventeenth infantry pre-
siding ar the execution. which was wit
messed 10y the principal people of the
placc. There wa~ nu demonstration
The daily news., 1900-03-31

EEw YORK. March 3J.-Firc this
morning d.d $4,000 damage to the
steamship Oiu D5minion. owned 10y the
JOY Steamship company. living at her
pier IN Ea-5 river. Tn" Old D,miniun.
which was formerly owned by the Old
Daminiuu Steamship company, plies be
iy,,n New York and Boston.
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nenth Of Jacob Rosenberg.

CHICAGO. March 30-Jacob Rosen-
brrg. retired millionaire and pioneer
merchant of Chicago. died early today of
fn7uenza az his residence in this city.
Nr Rosenberg was ~ years of age, and
made his fortune i'm the wholesale dry
goods trade and real estate.
The daily news., 1900-03-31

Call for a state Dem0cratic convention TO
he held ~ JACK ksCuvIlle, Fla, Tuesday, June
lF. tNti.
The dem cratic party Of the state Of Flor
ia will hold a state invention al Jacks M
willie on Tu" day. = uEe H. at - noon, Tor tie
fol'o~iug purpose:
To choose delegate q represent IA" state
10 the nat ioual Democratic convention, TO
ne held At kansas CIry. Mo. July g. 100. 20
unuliunte Candi iiatee Tor the Offices tf Gov
-rncr. one Justice % thr supreme Court ID.
Secretary of STATE. Atturutr- -tieupIa q,
e comptroller. Treasurer, SupeTIUtrnC, ut Ol
Pubic Instruction. tOmmtSSic:.Jr Il r':-
culture. katlrrui Commissioner Tor the
term Of four year,. fplr Presidential Elect
urs and four alternate. 10 hr voted for ht
The nsNt regular STATE election. and to
trunsnrt such other b@>Ilt-> a. maN come
before hs convention.
The different counties ID fh. state Will
send deieEats> tn tI,4 convention upon thu
foiloNtug uu-l- 40 T-pg- - % arIpu. t'l.t, c,.i-
sEate frT vHCa one h4UGfs-d votes cast Tor
The sauniIafts on The STATE lCher "a no -
rriys-d The nl- -hv>t TGisIp.T of N,tt~ az % -
general .lsctlan 90 I>.al and uu. auuItInu4I
vote Tor the fraCslru Iu tNCr.~ th-I-.rf.
Whru 90 amounts In f'ty or more. h.
connmitt~' ha~ nl.u aIloNt.t ,sl lItIpHal rep
reseuGntGun n fs-f- rla vote 49, E-rTsr~--.I
~ the '-l-CtHpa oi .NT> 90 ANY ruuufN fDr
state or'lcrT~. q De. -naItIn- uud-T EhI~ rufr-
Ntlt be eutlt.rd o. approximation a. fr.-
The daily news., 1900-03-31
CRAINANO P.OVtstoNi
NAVAL SrNRES

WHINING ~ \. c. NaIch 3l-Spirlts
tUrpent1ne firm ~ A2-9F.5t; receipts II
c1S - RO~iu sre1uy snd unchanged. re-
c-ipIs - Crude turnentIue nominal AT
: $.G32,: receipts =. Tar steady AT $l.2;
receipts , ,.
SAVANNAH March 3d.-Spirits turpeR
tine firm at jc receipts, I'll, sales -
exports nom. RosIn p,ies nominal, Other
gra,irS firlu, receipts ~; sales none; ex-
2 Irts uour.
The daily news., 1900-03-31

ATLANTA. March. 30.-GOvern0r Cand-
ler has rc>plted Homer Crawford, the
Pulaski county man who was condemned
n die on the gallowS for murder. fur %
davS. in 0rder that the condemDsd man :
counsel may have an opportunity To lay
the facts Of the case before the pardon
h,avH
The daily news., 1900-03-31
THE BEST sALvE II THE WORLD

IL Panner SalVe. { is made from a
prescription Dy q world wide known
ekil specialist and Is positively the
most healing Salve for piles. burns.
scslds. ulc r., running sores and
rkin disea-es.-W. a. p'AItmbeItp
The daily news., 1900-03-31
MIXERS BE Tried.

OCAI.A. Fla. March 3O.-The famous
Nicholas Myers case. in which Nick
MverS and his >pn. Robertson, are
charged with the murder Of /. .. Arms
three wears ago and the burning of his
body. has been set for trial "Wednesday,
April 1.
The daily news., 1900-03-31
benjamin COmcgys Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-Benjamin
B. Comegys, president of the Philadel-
phia National bank, director of the
Pennsylvania Railroad company and a
member Of the board Of city trusts. died
here today from pneumonia. He was 81
yparS of aye.
The daily news., 1900-03-31
Cnttnn Will For Ninder.

WINDER. Ga. March 3D.-Windcr has
organized cotton mill with capital
STOCK Of 80, ,O)O At a meeting of the
stockholders w. b. McCant> was elected
president The stock hlS al been sub
>cribed and work will be- began Gt once.
The daily news., 1900-03-31

SAVANNAH, March 30.-A complete
skeleton of human being was found bv
"a hpu,. drainage workman while excd-
waiting ou Castor street between Lincoln
adj iilbyr>ham this morning. The skyle-
tou WAS found about y feet under ground
and was of Erya, ag-. Judging from IT,
S,frrs.-S
The daily news., 1900-03-31

.tTLANTA. March 3O.-N,.wS has been
received IL this city of tn, death of vii
liam c. Sanders. senior par;ne~ Of The
firm of Sanders. Swami & c.. Of Atlanta
nd Brnmcl, Gt Suwa"-cr SRiac=. Fla.
The daily news., 1900-03-31
CASToRTA.
7sars:hs The Kind YCu Have LISaE BoEgh;
1s't'''' E1N2ztZI

Comfortable mattresses,
pilIOLOs, etc., to 60 1cith your
RelO furniture. You can
buy the 1OhOle outfit from
yNGTStOn e. Finch.
The daily news., 1900-03-31
Secretary to GcncraI N-right.

MEMPHIS, March 3A.-Elr. Frederick
H"iSkcll. CITY editor Of tn" Memphis
ecimitar, has been appointed private sec
rrtary t. General LG]1c =. Wright. 4
m"nib, Of the Philippines commissions.
The daily news., 1900-03-31

you are reGdy to 60 to
housekeeping, let MarStOn
d Finish furnish your house
for you. They mill SHUe you
money. Your credit is good
lCItb them.
The daily news., 1900-03-31
EVERY DROP

of medicine that goes in .
prescription filled in this store i
perfectly pure. Pure drugs mean n
speedy recovery. Poor drugs mean
Il relaTse. You want the best. Let
Us fill your prescription, and supply
other medicines, w. r. Green Il Co .
"TFe Prescription Druggist" 81 :
PalafOX street. Phone $50.
The daily news., 1900-03-31

Peppermint Cream Waters, an af-
ter dinner dainty. Ask your dealer
for them.
The daily news., 1900-03-31
Five Thousand Rolls

Of Wall Paper in stock. all of the la.
Prices from Sc to $l.75 per roll, J. r
Ross & Co., No. IL n. Palafox,
Phone 3S2. 24f-tf
The daily news., 1900-03-31

The couutls.> NIIl SELECT their delegates IN
auy manner nscu m-v b- considered best
~ The peppI . actlng tnT UEh the party or
EaniEztton ~ reCug nIz-I hN the ta-t state
cons~ntion. Al d,.mOc rats are invited tu
parttcipate ia Ih- selection of delegates
herpfo Including those mo hav' hrcOmr
euautred C. vote rIute ne lat rl.-cr ton.
TheChairnan aud 80 rttary of rHSh cDun-
~ CONVENTION hein Tor the HurpD~p uf eject
lng d-l-Cate~ 10 the state conNrntiou ar.
r-ou@-tsd - ~-nd - ntn- ~ \ RAW!N.
chairman. la IiH ha~SrP. Pa. written or
printed copy uf thr. pr'-~~--1ings Uf such
county s-si ~ Intr. ifss thsr NJ y liSI al
Toe nam 80 tue c,unty sA'SutIv- commit
t-e ga NhNh IN .ufu b. u--iguatri IN,
r-atrman nnd seC rslarN al ~. d committee.
h-A. kAWIS.
I 4. CboTFE Chairman.
esNfrtarN-
The daily news., 1900-03-31

4 G-C.nTFE
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New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

ways they explained its working and results in
sea IN regard 10 the real value of the system To
tnis DAY, no one seems quite sure about It's ultf-
mate results and it Is pretty certain to be super
ceued IN England at the next big meeting The
present outlook here seems TO be that minds not
feVered By the difIerential calculus will stick 10
the Old waterline and san area rule The methods
discussed IN England for measuring the curves OF
yachts uuderbody are fatiguing. Americans viii
not be bothered BY anything Of the kind, nor do
they greatly like the idea Of having TO haul out
and foot a considerable bill for the purpose OF
measurement or in case OF protest, remeasure-
ment.
who Is the Official measurer for three four OF the
most prominent New-York clubs, has had the
slightest experience with the diving suit or that
he intends 70 take lessons so that the less any
possible amendments have to do with underbody
dimensions. the more likely they will be to pro-
cure q hearing.
An objection that is sometimes raised to the pres
ent rule is that it leaves beam untaxed. but good
many practical yachtsmen are OF the opinion that
excessive beam sufficiently taxes itself. II taxed
the wide Vigilant pretty hard when she tackled
the narrow Britannia. fact that gave Herreshof
Of his radical changes when he produced
The Defender at only y feet beam. Although this
dimension has remained untaXed, none Of the re-
cent designers have sought extra speed in exces-
sive width, and perhaps the best Improvement that
be looked for is in the regulation of the woods
used in construction 1t takes unlimited time and
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
RACING OF THE SEVENTIES.
PECULIAR SENSITIVENESS OF THIS
FLEET TO CHANGES OF TRIM.

A lot OF yachtsmen who have watched the per
Iorinances OF the different Newport 7O-footers
ana think they know what Is likely to be brought
out OF each boat were considerably shaken in
thelr opinions when the Mneoa. in the Atlantic
Cluo race, received fair and square drubbing
from the Rainbow IN q hard breeze of the Hook
II was the undeniaby even terms provided by the
weather that seemed TO make the race one of the
most valuable OF the season. and no one knew
what 70 thlnk when the Belmont boat, which has
never been beaten in even terms windward work
during the whole season. had take several tacks
more than the Rainbow in order TO fetch the light
ship. About this there is little story that has
never been told and one which IS interesting from
more than ore point Of view
On the day before the Upton Cup race the
Mineoia was anchored inside Sandy Hook Bay
when the tail end of the Galveston hurricane gave
New-Eork breeze that came from no feather fan.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
FROM FACTS TO FIGURES.
SOME YACHTsMEN WILL NOW ENJOY THE
MATHEMATICAL SIDE OF THE SPORT


The Tribune has respectfully printed the notice
of the North American Yacht Racing Union.
which says that there will soon be a meeting of
the delegates from the various American and
Canadian clubs for the purpose of considering
arrtndments 10 the racing rules, and other asso-
Citations OF yachtsmen will also be giving some
attention to the old question as 10 measurement
Of racing yachts but it may here be remarked
;hat most practical yachtsnen are more apathetic
than usual on these points In the year Of grace
1900 The chapters Of whirligiss and square root
signs pluses mlnuses and brackets which are ap-
pearlr in the English yachting we7Eiies are tell
f-r what lovely time the aIgab~lic cranks are
having on the other side \ paragrapA is here re-
printed from the las issue Of "TA@ Tachting
world ." in the hope that some OF the experts who
are 20 hold forth at the North American Union
meeting VIII be pleasantly afected by its last
sentence:
The position taken up by Mr.. Froude in SUP
method Of using both skin and cnaia 5irth j. the
only approach 50 far TO a practical suggestion
rosal for an even simpler method Of eaecting the
,,loy % af -eet5n v an ossf from Inc drawn
from bilge 10 keel into the sarboarc5 We nnossI-
stand that this idea is meeting %lth eohSiaeiaoi
favor and support as II ls one or tae easIesl pos
by a suitable constant aad USED as pl4s qdanLLy
ia the formula, is Just as effective as any lnternsi
bad hD Used as minus qQarti5iss-u1ore So IN
decd for il penalties extreme beam and drausht
IN q say that they 10 no..
THOSE who hide in vsrDiaEe and IA thickets Of
eIcsbraic signs are 20 be avoided when the nece'-
sf+v for mental rest is to be considered. and Il
hiss already been proved that American yachts
Fner viii not adopt any rule that they don't readily
understand 4 crth rule was accepted by the
North American Union some time ago, and many
YACHT cubs made IL Integral part OF their sys-
fem But only FOR q willie N mbers did not know
gu il We going 60 work olt I'm practice So-ealed
ez-eg:s D. sge5 matters greatly diGefea IN the
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
DE La sALLEs TEAM At pR.c-rTcr

De LA SALES TEAM AT PRACTICE
me De La Sale Institute football team. cham
pions o. the New-York Interscholastic Leaple Iss-
year has had It's first preliminary practfca .,
'le season Its chance for victory seems to he
GOOD but II does not seem probable that the pres
eht eleven VIII be up 10 the standard Of the 10
teaIi' T. Ihorpe, last years guard IS back again
anu mas neen elected captain. Munroe the other
guard IS in Princeton. Brooks and Connolly. the
Ioriner tackles, are not a school Murphy. an end
nas 7a gone to Manhattan College Ills partner. J
-LtOIie on the other side of line Is back
SSL.ooi, sullivan. the centre Is recovering from
.pPeiLaiiSltls; and VIII not be able TO TIay Dunn.
the haioack, son Of Sheriff Dunn is the onIv
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
COHFORT FOR SOLDIER BOYS.
v z. DODGE PUTS Up \ COsET YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION BUILD
ING on GOVERNORS ISLAND

Through the generosity Of William z. Dodge
ard with the hearty approval o. the Depart
r1ent Of War. the soldiers On Governors Island
have been provided with a Young Mems Chris
tian Association building. It was erected early
last summer. and was informally opened on
July y. just before the departure Of the 18th
Infantry from the island for China.
The building is well adapted TO its purpose Of
serving as means of relief from the monotony
o. barrack room walls, and furnishes the men
with a hornelike social centre, surrounded by in
fuences OF The better sort. It stands on the
southwest side a. the island. and from its broad
verardas = delightful view OF the Bay may be
had
Tbe building is two stories high. The first
floor Is free for the use Of all the soldiers on
the island. whether members OF the association
or not on this floor is a large room contain
ing files Of many Of the principal magazines,
Illustrated Ueeklies and daily newspapers, and
: large table provided with the requisites tor
letter writing ard a small room fitted up as a
luncheon room, where such little extras as
NE soda water. etc, may be bought Ihe sec
a1d aoor is for the Use Of members only II Il
divided into parlor, q game room, library
and a private writing room.
The building i sIbstantiat one ana ulo4-ii Il
in every respect. its cost was e',o"- h
furnishings are tasteful, nothing being spared
which would -a0d 70 make the TooHs CoSey ana
inviting piano. a music box Morris chairs
and many I5g arfachairs are part OF the out1t
F,rrrfdad for the comfort Of the soldiers. Ihe
aseor5a+ian in The Borough Of Manhattan ana a
fa-- women furnished the means Tor TINS paFt OF
the e<,,1iur0e11 Miss Helen NJ Gould gave a
large rur1ber cf framed pictures and the library.
rIanv Of The soldiers take advantage OF the
r.,j,-fizels If t71 association. Ia the course Of
The Winter q series Of monthly entertainments
VIII ~ given ia 1he builIih=-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

Iee contests WIN, as before he played on col
briSgs '3unas. Pennsylvania playing at Cam
ErGgg TGgI!lg TO New-HRven and Cornell coming to
500 I1Cetoh ION and Philadelphia. Columbia will plav
49, to,zoork ork and may be sure Of strong local al
+a-.i tIioune VIII as usual devote careful at
tention to footban this seasor an5 tbe -roert- -
r-roSl Sl OF the leading college elevens and their
ST. @ 1al Development VIII be set forth fully in
SIDF-IINF
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

COLUAIBTA'S MATNSTAY WITHDRAWS
FROM THE TEAM.

FROM IH- TEAM
Branford Point Ccnn.. Sept. - fspeciaD.-Cap-
tain Tom" SIr7ons Co--mbia's football captain
ard chief reliance in the gridiron campaign which
she is soon 70 begin. to-day resigned his position
captain Of the team and announced that he
Intended % leave college and go into business The
blow was entirely unexpected and came as q severe
setback 10 Columbia prospects. Smons's with
d-aVaI : believed 10 be for three reasons first
and principally because Of the poor support the
team has had from the veteran players, few Of
whom have come here 10 practise; second. because
Of the injury his knee received last year which
he feared would incapacitate him for play after q
few severe games and. third, because place
had been offered linn in the business world which
he thought II would be foolish 20 refuse
His resignation II Is believed. apart from the
less Of his ability as player viii have serious
moral effect upon the courage. resolution and
prospects of the eleven
The work OF the eleven during the remaining
few days Of its practice Is not likely 10 be Of
much import Unloss there Is a large influx of new
Austin and Rogers left here for New-Y0rk to-day.
as the- must take examinations next week at
Columbia. Their absence viii seriously affect the
practice Of those who left
Murphy Van Hoven5eTE. Wright and Ashley
have been four men here who raised the hopes
OF Sanford. tle coach that Columbia : eleven
would Be strong. Wright and Van Hovenberg are
old stardbys while Murphy and Ashley have been
two Of the NOS promising cf the new men.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
A CAT R4ECF.

From The 8. Louis Republic.
Breeding cats is industry. SAYS Cheyenne
fWyCJ dispatch that Is rot vet common enough
10 pass UnnOuced. Achilles Louis Nicolas DavOust
was man Of mote when he was in the city re-
Gently route from his famous cat ranch in the
Big Horn Mountains 70 spend some time with reia-
lives in his old Canadian home.
DlV0usr established hiR Big Horn ranch sew
erai years ago. and now has Of the choicest OF
cat collections.
The ordinary and regulation "tabby." the valua-
bic Angora. with its size ard long silky fur:
the pretty tortoise SHELF variety the big sailless
ManX feline frcrn the Isle OF Man. the beautiful
Carthusan cat. the Maltese ard The native wildcat
of the Big Horn Mountains are all Included IN Mr..
Davoust's breeding pens
The market values Of .ue AnEora the tortoise
slell' ard the CaTthuFidn run from 81 70 SO ueT
cat. Maltese kittens are worth 81 each ar soon as
their eyes are open while the native wildcat com
nands an especial and fancy prize.
The cat ranchman mas now or hand. all told. one
thousand cats. and estimates the market valve q
his stock AT between s5.00G and S.00d He is doing
considera Bile fancy breeding, and especially exnecs
to be able soon 20 supply the market demand FOR
the rare partl-coIored black and cream Angora
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
pRIsoyrr H4D FIFTY PAWN TICKETS


the s,lise ~ the Eas, Cnc-hundred-su MY
-.zl.s--t .ll.or. ss-arta. arrested Frank Farrell
,ro ,1,z he is rg.sut y-t7-o years old and plumber
49,, .-s -re-sc OF eor2n.itt.ug many snail roJberies
in Harlem .n thc LAST month.
Ter-eirs method. rho police say was 10 go 10
horse ana rrat furnished room. lie would pay
, weeks rent fiji advance. and II the first oppor-
tuaity .,o through the house and take whatever he
-1 40 --~ han Is on He rented n room at One
s5--.-d-f qeutv-lrst-st and Lexingtoa-arc
,,f .alle there srole. T. is charged, watch and
- st4 belonging TO Policeman Hanlon. OF the
80 1drcG-an6- en- sixtll-st 21ton and
ven .y-si2tI-ss. FarreI 1ae room,
- e sIlaa-f n hsyc stolen suit % clothes Re
.--~f-e h. Robert Nhlppic. festeraay ne feIlEited
-. 70 house Whippe rcrC Snized h-m ana gave
,,5,.fee 10 tilc police
<e-essIe-. TEc ticzcts @erc "a tEe F=I+e of traIk
n.an sud were for jeUeiry arc f-"ih'4'- '''- Al
fsr El-1-t Cg.-t
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
CHESS.
FURTHER EXAMPLES OF MASTERS PLAY
AT MUNICH.

Appended is another instalment Of games played
IN the recent International masters chess toUrns-
ment Munich.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23
European aopsrnssmsuIs-

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS viii find the London office Of The
Tribune, 40 Fleet Street. convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

man. besides quarterback Allen, who IS left be
hind the lines. Among the best Of the men
are CiliulIl Morris. SaphoTe. 7. MCCabe, Delaney.
:. FarrelIv and Carroll De II Sales big game
q the season Will be wiki West Point, on Oc-
tOber i.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

ALMOST EVERY BRANCH or INDUSTRY
Is represented in the httIe advertisements Of the
people In the narrow columns.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

Harlan & Hollingsw0rth. shipbuilde.s OF VIII
mirgton Del have laid the keel Of 500 coo steam
yacht fo~ Charles Fletcher of Providence The
arnes are to be set uD that the plating
can begin before the end Of December.