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New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
Go mbom 1i tflan Gonrern.
THE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED

STATES OF AMERICA TO THE MARSHAL, OF
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. GREET
ING:
Whereas. a libel petition has been filed in
the District Court OF the United Southern
District of New York the 18TH MAY bv
La Compagnie Generate Transa tlantiQue
liability for the loss. damage injury caused by the
collision the said steamship BOurgogne and the
British ship Cromartyshre. the day Il
for the reasons and in said libel and petition
in that behalf be issued and that all
ing damages for such loss. damage injury may
thereby be cited to appear before the and
make due proof of their respective claims pro-
being had II shall appear that the said
petitioner liable for loss damage or In
jury IL may be finally decreed by the Court and
its in the said steamship La Bourgogne and her
peAding freight appointed pursuant
order said
You therefore commanded 10 cite all persons
casioned by said collision to before Court
and make due proof OF their respective claims before
Thomas Alexander. ESQ. Commissioners said
District Court a in the
House Post Ofice Building the Borough Gf
Manhattan. city OF New York. the 2lst day
Of August 1900 at IL O'clock in the forenoon YOU
are also Son2nded TO cite such Claimants TO and
answer the allegations of the libel and petition herein
or before the said last-named date such
further time as this Court may grant have and
receive such relief may be due.
make return to this Court together with this writ
Witness. the Honorable Addison Brown Judge OF the
District Court OF the United States for Southern
District OF New York. the city Of New York this
dred and OF independence United States the
one hundred and twenty-fourth.
&C., sAM'L H. LYMAN Clerk
JONES & GOWN
Proctors for Petitioner
No. 4o Cedar Street. New York.
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Qearbers.
School asenries.
foreclosure Sales.
TEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County Of

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
New York Warren r. Smith PlalntiH against
Frazer. al. Defendants
In pursuance Of judgment u Foreclosure and Sale
in the above action
ing date the tenth Of Hay. $780, undarsigre
the Referee N judgment named AZ public
auction at the Exchange Sales Room Broadway
in the Borough Of u New York On r6s
7th dav Of Iune 1900 Y O'Clock noon on that dav ~
William Kennedy Auctioneer. the premises directed by
said Judgment SOLD and therein follows
All that certain plot. piece parcel 0f with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected situate. lying
and being in 18th Ward Of the City Country ~
New York. bounded and described follows: beginning
by the intersection westerly
side Of Amsterdam 0ormerly Tenthl avenue with
southeriy hundred and third street running
thence westerly along the said souhery side Of One hun
hundred and eighteen
ming thence southerly and parallel 10Th AnsterlEn Ave
nue. hundred and feet and inches. running
easterIy parallel with One hundred third
Street hundred eighteen feet westerly
Amsterdam and running thence
westerly Avenue hundred
and inches the point place of
ginning.
Dated; York May 18th. 1900.
GEORGE " ELLIS RefsresL
REENS & SCRULaHAM. Attorneys for PIaintiN.
"a Wsrburton Ave. Noukers. y. Y.
The following is diagram - the property @ be sold
DESCRIBED above number being 200 22 and
West 1O3d and SIS o s16 Amsterdam Avenue:
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Total value
Of hits
Total value /
Of hits
Volley results-Ten shots man at the targets
100 yards volleyS standing; 200 yards, four vol
leys kneeling; 800 yards four volleys kneeling:
BOXING.
PRIzEFIGHTs IN THE BIG GARDEN.

AS already told in these columns several profess
sonal promoters and Tammany Hall politicians
have secured Madison Square Garden and they pro-
pose TO turn this vast arena INTO a prizehghting
butcher shop just long the law will per-
NIT II, which will probably be until September l.
when the Horton Law will be wiped out The
whose names will figure in the management. of the
prizefighting William A Brady, P. T
Powers and James c. Kennedy. For reasons best
known to themselves the Tammany Hall politicians
interested in the venture will not appear upon
the billheads and tickets. The promoters yester-
day not positive whether they would call
the CLUB" the Twentieth Century Athletic Club
the Empire Athletic Club. But then. names
do count in ventures of this sort.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

The opening championship games of both the
Metropolitan District Cricket League and the New
York Cricket Association VIII take place to-day.
The Knckerbocker Athletic Club team champions
OF the league. will appear on the field Bayonne
where they viii be opposed by the Manhattans.
The game should give good idea Of the teams
chances for the championship.
The association game will be played Prospect
Park. where the Kearny Cricket Club Will face
the Manhattan second eleven. In addition to these
games Brooklyn will play Nelson Lodge at Pros
pect Park. Paterson Will play Montcair Paterson
and Kings County will play Essex County at Pros
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
VICTORIES FOR AMERICAN JOCKEYS.

London, May 1s.-At the opening of the Gatwck
Spring Meeting to-day the two Refs won the first
three races; the Chanpney Plate won by
L. Reff on Richard Croker's Scotchman II, the
May Blossom Midweight Handicap captured by
J. Reiff on Golden Horseshoe. and the third. the
Alexandria Handicap, won by j. Reif on
Lutetia.
The fourth race the WORTH Stakes was captured
by the Stole colt, ridden by Sloan.
Halfcaste. ridden by J. Reif, the Ashdown
Selling Handicap.
The race for the Mart Plate resulted in dead
heat for first place between Mr.. Croker's Eileen
Violet. with L. Reiff up, and Royal River. The
stakes divided
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
PRINCETON uEETs co1uMB1A TODAY

Princeton. N. j. May 1s.-Captain Cregan an
nounces to-day that the following will repre-
sent Princeton in the dual meet with Columbia in
New-Iork tomorrow afternoon: S. Craig, T. G.
l. Palmer, P. G.; NJ. Kratz 90; ]. Cregan '99; F..
Jarvis 90; II. Smith. co. H. Wheeler 90; H.
Gaskill 90; w Carroll, 90; r. Hyde. 'O1 NJ.
Forney, '0l: H Willis, OF; A. Chids. 01: X. Won
kruS '0l; G. Chamberlain. '02 NJ. Thompson. or:
Wright. '02; 4. Coleman. '02; F. l.. Curtis, 02;
r. Leibenderfer. OF: W. Montgomery '02: J. Perry,
03: j. Davies. O3; d. Horton, 03: CT. Serviss, '03:
r. Young, 'o3. and c. Kennedy, '03.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
SIXTH RACE-THE INTERNATIONAL. sTEEP1I

SIXTH RACE-THE INTERNATIONAL. STEEPLE-
CHASE HANDICAP with $1,000 added: for
year-olds upward; entrance $40 EACH starters
pay $40 more; second horse $3.50 o
$3.50 added money. About and
miles
j ". Colrs ch. g. Van Ship. aged. by Isaac Murphy
W. c. Whtney's b. m. Buela 6 years old, by Brarn-
ble-Lou Dudley.
". c. whitney's ch. The Bachelor, aged, by Judge
f. S Cravens m. Phae. years old. by En-
r. R & T Hitchcocks b G. Tantris. years old. by
ModredSster Jim Douglass. 15l
W. c. Hayes's ch. Trillion, aged. by King Ernest
D. Nunans's CHI Westown. aged. by Cassock-a
W. L. divers b G. Governor Budd. aged, by Fresno
B. F. Clyde's b g. Cosmopolitan years old, by
E /. & r ". smiths CHI g Stofel years old
by Winfred-Emma 13S
Mr. Chamblet's CHI g. Mars Chan, aged, by Circas-
sian-Inknown 13I
H. Graham's h. Dareal. years old by Darebin
-Cayuma LOO
Charaxus-Young Grace. lS5
H. s. Pages b. g. Nestor, aged, by Himyar-Ann ~
II. x Vingut's b. h. RcnkonRoma, years old by ~
Lord NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lo-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

The approximate lien or charge 20 satisfy
wnlen TIE above described property be sold.
with interest thereon from day OF
april 1900 together with amounting
10 SSl.Zb with interest from April Both. together
Wth the expenses Of the sale The approximate
o! taxes. assessments, other liens,
ad0wgd 70 the purchaser out Of the purchase money
paid oy the Referee is $3.50 and interest together
WITH the water for 1870. i any which may lie
lien upon the premises the u said sale
Dated: New York. May 1900
ROLI4IN II. MORGAN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
PITTSBURG, II; PHILADELPHIA.

Pittsburg. May 1S-Jn the fourth inning after
two men were out, Pittsburg found Bernhard for
triplets, two doubles and three singles scoring
six The visitors could not hit Chesbro ex-
cept in the sixth and seventh when five of the
eight hits made. Score:
Pittsburg ..........O > o XII II !
Philadelphia .----..0 o . o o. 3 0 % o
Farland
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

SHOOTING.
IXTY-NINTH REGIMENT DOES GOOD WORK
ON THE RANGE.

The 69th Regiment of New-York, commanded by
Colonel Edward Duffy. yesterday occupied the
range at Cresdmore. OF the go officers and men
present 256 qualified marksmen and received the
State decoration That good work considering
the unfavorable conditions and the fact that the
69th hSs no rifle range speak of at its armory.
The wind blew hard all day, with series of heavy
showers. The shooting and issuing of decorations
was uIA.r the supervision of Lieutenant Colonel
n. B. Thurston, ordnance officer, \. G. n. Y. The
regiment has eight companies. Class, volley and
skirmish results follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
CHALLENGE FROM LIEUT.. GIBsON's OWNER

Chicago, May 1S.-A dispatch to THE Times-Her-
aid" from Louisville says that Charles Head Smith,
of Chicago owner of Lieutenant Gibson last night
deposited with The Courier-Journal' a certified
check for 5000 as a forfeit for $4,000 that Lieu
tenant Gibson beat any horse in the world,
weight for age at mile and half. the race to
take place after Lieutenant GibSon's stake engage
ments Saratoga, the track offering the largest
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
LACROSSE.
COLUMBIA FRESHMEN LOSE TO STEVENS.

An exceedingly soggy field. slippery ball and
sticks formed a combination that precluded
any possibility of fast brilliant play in the Ia
crosse game at Columbia Field yesterday between
twelves representing the Columbia and Stevens
freshmen. The bad conditions seemed TO affect the
Columbia men most, and Stevens by a score
Of !.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
ASKS DEyERY TO STOP GAMBLING.

Roland Burke Hennessy, of No. 1885 Broadway.
has written letters to Chief of Police Devery and
to the president of the Westchester Racing Asso-
cia ton. declaring that bookmakers daily vto
lating the laws Norris Park He calls on Chief
DeveSy to arrest the bookma kers, and says that
unless the bookmakers excluded he will apply
the District Attorney TO have the officers of the
associate punished.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

The approximate ct the Hen or charge to
isfy which the above described property be sold =
SS.ss3ls interest thereon he Cf
April 1900 together With allowances amounting
S2j7 from April So with
the expenses OF NE sale The approximate amount ot
other liens which allowed
purchaser OF the purchase money or paid
the parcel No. described :
S22i interest. and No
S24S interest together Wits the
rates lSOu. ~ any, which may Hen upon Tie
premises The time of said sale,
Dated: New York. May l, 1900.
GoLI.IN II. MORGAN.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
PALTsADE PARK COuuISSJ0yERs

Albany. May Ex-Governor Roosevelt to-day ap-
pointed as Commissioners Of the Palisades Inter
state Park Franklin w Hopkins of Alpine: Ed
win A Stevens, of HobolSen: Abram S Hewitt Of
hingwo9d; William A Lima. of Haekepsack and
Abram Derond, Of Englewood. -ffF-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
CYCLING.
BROWN is IN GOOD CONDITION AND
WILL FINISH 800 MILES AT AN
EARLY HOUR THIS MORNING.

The century riding enthusiasts down on the
Merrick Road in the vicinity of Valley Stream.
wildly energetic at present the rather re-
markable road records being made by William H.
Brown. assisted by his pacemakers. some OF whom
appear 10 be even more distressed than he does
himself. Brown riding strongly last night, and
expected TO finish the 1,5O0th mile at an early
hour tins morning. He finished the 1,i0Oth mile
relay of the 1.500th mile Brown was paced by
May Smith. Mrs. Lindsay, George Laurie, John
Hall and Max Weinhold. The 20 miles were done
in hour and SO minutes. Brown believes that he
Will finish his 1000 miles between 10 p. m ana mid
night Sunday, but others think that it Will be
nearer a. m. on Monday before he completes ms
task Brown has rot been promised any stipulated
by anybody for his self-iniicted torture, but
it is understood that two manufacturing interests
have promised that he will not be forgotten II ne
accomplished the 2,000-mile record test.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

THIRD RACE-THE NATIONAL STALLION o $4,000:
for two-year-olds special subscription forfeit
fees; starters TO pay $3.50 more: the Westchester
Racing Association add d sufficient make
the gross value the $4,000. will
be given the winner the following deductions:
To the nominator OF the winner $1,000
OF the second horse S1.0s0. to
third horse $500. The and third
horses shall also receive 30 per 20
respectively of the starting money or the subscrip
tions for stations the nominators of the the
FIRST third shall per
cent 10 per cent and 10 cent respectively; colts
10 l22 pounds. fliies geldngs 1l9 pounds;
allowances. The last five furlongs Of the Eclipse
Course.
N Bennington's BelIaro by Belvdere-Madge
c. Fleischmann's c. Bonnibert, by Albert
r. C Halls c Gautama by Calore-Empress. 122
j. e. Madden's ch. c. Lanceman by Henry Of Navarro
j E. MaddeSs b c. Bsretto, by Hanover-Con-
A II & b H Morris;s ch c smile by St Fiorian
Green b. Morris's hr. c. Kenworth by Sir Modred-
W showalters ch c. Telamon. by Hanover-
Ioloache liz
W. C. whitney's br. Ekhorn, by Bevidere-Elk
norm Lass LIZ
FOURTH RACE-THE LADIES. with $1,000 added;
three-yearold fles: entrance fee $50 EACH S25
felt; special declaration fees; second horse $3.50
third $3.50 added money; weights o
121 pounds Withers Mile
A Featherstone's ch. (. Indian Fairy. by Iroquos-
W Lakeland's gr f. Motley by Montana-Ela Gregg i2i
oneck Stables b. f. Oneck Queen. by Ben StromH
T L. WATTS ch y Nanine by Meddler-Petraea .i2i
7 l. Watts b. f. Lady Cncas by Ben Strome-
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; for three-year- and up
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
GOLF.
SEVEN CLUBS FORM THE EAST JERSEY
.. . LEAGUE AND ARRANGE A SCHED-
CLE OF GAMES

An organization composed of the Glen Ridge.
East Orange. Forest Hill. Elizabeth. Hillside. New
ark a. c. and Madison Golf clubs has been formed
into the East Jersey Coli League. The League has
arranged a schedule of games to begin to-day and
TO end November 50.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
UNIoN. 6; ROCHESTER, :

Schenectady, y. Y. May 1s.-Unon beat the
Rochester University baseball in a wel played
game to-day Score:
r. II. E
Rochester Unyersty.o o 3 o 0 o-5 Q
Union ......-........o ls5 x-8 G
Batteries-Mc Love Wltheck and Grisnod
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
DARTMOUTH. 3: WESLEYAN, 1

fianover, y. H.. May 1s.-The best game of base
ball seen in vianover this season that this
afternoon. when Dartmouth defeated Wesleyan by
q score OF ) TO l. Narney pitched a fine game.
Score:
r. II. E.
Dartmouth ....---....--...:o ] % ]
Batteries-Varney and Brown; Luflin Inglis.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

CORNELL BEATEN BY HARVARD
Cambridge. Mass, May ls.-The Harvard lacrosse
defeated Cornell on Soldiers Field TODAY bv
goals to !.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
NEW YORk STPREIE COrRT. CountY Of

l.
York. JOHN O. BAKER FIalntiH against.
. iton Terrace In pursuance of a Judgment of Fore
closure and Sale. duly entered the
entitled action bearing GATE the 3Gth April $780,
the undersigned the Referee Md
will sell Public auction al t. Real Es-
Sales Room. No Ill BrOaGway. in the Borough Man.
haitian City Of New York. the 2ith dag OF May. 1900
ttoneer the premises directed said Judgment
sold anG therein described follows:
Al that certain lot piece parcel OF Land with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected,
and being in the City bounded and
SCrtbed follows:
BEGINNING at point on the EszterIy side of Ham
- inches NCrtheTy the formed
intersection of the N0rtherIy side hundred
ana fortyr street with the Easerly side Of Hamilton
Ierace running thence NortheTly an along the Eaery
side of Hamilton IerIec~ seventeen tl7 feet five and
three-quaTteT go inches thence Eastegly
drawn parallel with the N1rtherly side Of West one
through the centre OF party wall, seventyhve C15)
eight and threequarteC $50 tnchss. thence South
westerly direction seventeen 1T feet six and three
elgnthS inches point distant al
feet five and seven-efgh1hs $50 Eastery
the Easterly side Of Hamilton Terrace: and thsncs
Westerly seventyfour C74 five and seven-eighths
(Sfs) inches the EasterIy Hamilton
the paint place OF beginning.
Inc above described premises viii be sold subject
certain restrictions against nUisances and other
anctng the character Of the buildings . be erected
said premises contained in between
William II. De T W.
vemter 9th. 1856 recorded IN office OF
veyances. page 50 modified by certain agreement
recorded in Liber 2011 OF Conveyances. page SOs-
DAILY. HOYT & MASON
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff. oFfce & P O. Address,
William Street New York CITY
The following is diagram OF the property be sold
as described above the street number being 2l Halt0a
Terrnce:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
THE NEW-ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP.

Boston, May 1S.-The title of champion of the
New-England Intercollegiate Tennis Association
was won by Gross. of Brown University who de-
feated Hidreth. Of Dartmouth, in the final single
match, 6-1, Cd 6-1
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

The approximate Of the charge satisfy
which the above described property IS sold s
siSs 956SI. with thereon from the Ninth
april 1900 together with and allowances
10 Sf16~o-1OO. with interest from May 1orh 1880
geher with the expenses the sale The approximate
Of taxes. sss-ssIneuts are
% he allowed 10 the purchaser Of the money
paid hy Referee IS 1Is interest
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee
Dated. New York MAY I2h. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
MISS ADAIR WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.

London May lS.-In the final round to-day Of the
women's golf championship tournament at West
ward Ho which began May 10. Miss Adar of
County Antrim, beat Miss Neville. OF Worcester
shire.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
Uptown store open Monday, We
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
126-130 Nassau Street

clear view from the ends of the ears, while pro-
lection is given against showers.
The cars will be painted and decorated with the
crimson and blue, so familiar and dear to the
friends of the colleges.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
A GOLF TEA.

Montclair n. j.. May IL (SpeciaD.-Mr. and Mrs
Paul Wilcox will give golf tea the Montclair
Golf Club tomorrow afternoon from TO 6 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
THE RACETRACK.

MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
The entries for to-day's at Morris Park
follows:
FIRST RACE-Selling; -year-olds
pounds above the scale The last seven furlopgs of
Withers Mile
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
BASEBALL.
THE RECORDS

GAMES YESTERDAY.
ST. Louis . TitsbuTg II; Philadelphia T.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

AT the finish of the fourteen hundred miles Brown
jumped lightly from his wheel and stepped nimbiy
his quarters undergo examination by ply
sicians. DR.. A. H Straub DR.. Louis Lancer and
DR. f. B. Williams announced as the result OF their
examination: Temperature, SO; respiration, 2Z ana
pulse, SO. The temperature is normal, the pulse
slightly below, but firm and regular. Brown
has gained slightly in weight He weighs lisl2
Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

Louis. ;. TWO base
hit-Gleason Home runs-Wallece and Criger. Three
base ht-Nalace. Hit by pitcher and Nc
Cam Double PIsys-Mcann tI1e ssisted) Davis. Glea-
Q Sacrifice bits-HawlP DonlIn 90 stolen bases
Doniin Mccain and Quinn. Struck out-By Hawley ,;
By Jones l. Time-2:23. Umpre-Swartwood
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

WOLLAsTON CLUB DEFEATS HARVARD
Quincy, Mass, May 1S-The Harvard golf team
WAS defeated for a second time by the Wollaston
club to-day by q score of 20 TO G.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

Brown was compelled to lay off for two and a
half hours by the rain. which began to fall heavily
at II 80 o'clock yesterday morning. He expressed
regret at the enforced delay but. contrary TO the
expect tions of his pacemakers. he declined to lie
down or close his eyes Instead he carried on an
animated conversation for awhile, then, calling
for the daily papers containing an account of his
ride ne read them with much interest AT p m
he took to his wheel again beginning about seven
miles from the of his ffySiXth circuit of the
twenty-five mile course. He entered upon the last
lap of his fourteenth century at Il few minutes
pass II o'clock. Browns condition is remarkably
good, and he is a source of constant wonderment
to his friends He still continues his remarkable
diet of raw vegetables and grain. Old distance
riders declare that Browns fondness for uncooked
Charlie Miller and Frank Waller, declare that
raw oatmeal. wheat and barley are excellent food
for distance rider being readily digestible and
full of nourishment Waller is SAID to have eaten
raw vegetables also while riding in six day races.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
Number /
qualified. |

Skirmish match-At the man targets, 10 shots a
man; teams of 16 from each company: 800. 400
800 yards and $50 and 4J0 yards the retreat;
shots each distance:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CRICKET CANES TO-D4Y

AT Detroit-Minneapolis IL: Detroit O.
At Cleveland-CleYeland 10; Kansas City s.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

SECOND RACE--For maiden two-year-olds. at twelve
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

4 DVERT!SEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Office No. pa broadway
~ door north OF 3st-st until O'Clock
ments received following branch offices regular
office rates until o'clock m, viz "a Sth-ave..
sd ST.; lo2 6thsvs.. i2h-st. Malr' Gth-aya
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
For Young Ladies-City and Country.

IylNDERGARTEN TRAINING.-Sprtng term classe.
IN now forming (Free scholarships limed Special in
duc-ments this Call early. z. A CUTTEN Metro
poltan Temple Tth-ave- and lAth-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
1nstruetlon.
},,'.e.ss.

VI for Girls S and Is West Seth Street. Central
y. Y. Thorough instruction in English. Foreign Lam
guages including special college Prepares
colleges
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

Hamilton Tarrac
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-30
A Cool Chess player.

A. L. PARROT, formerly of Texas
Rangers, q man famous along the
frontier of thousand miles for his
cool daring, was once with a band that
pursued some cattle thieves, only to
lind thai they had crossed the river
into Mexico. PARROT swam the river
In the face of the whole party OF
thieves and stole boat from the bank
literally under their noses.
Ooe night. a few months after Par
ro:t had left the state service, he was
aging chess with Q friend in a small
| town in Texas. The night was warm,
and the two men we're sitting near an
open window.
Parrot had the white men and bis
queen was in direct line with the
black king. with q black knight inter-
posed. 1t WAS PARROTS move.
Suddenly there was sharp report
just outside the window, and bullet
carried the black knight off the board.
The missile had been Intended for
PARROT, who was at the moment bend
Ing over the table studying his men.
For a few seconds he had not stirred,
but as he cav the knight disappear, In
the same peculiar, drawling voice that
he would have used had he made q
triumphant play, he called: Check"
Washington Star.