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4r THE BEOOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1898. Co I Vol lik itn x. I I. ON.

I 'SE. K. ci.r..l Mas I rtfUALr.KR. i'l iink READY 10 TAKE OP HIGH SCHOOL WORK. LATEST LIST OF IKE DEAD 110 WOUNDED.

Florence G. Kcenan, Minerva Lusty, Myrtle Jeannette M. Roome, Liirzie N. Scott, Maj A. Amddron, Howard S.

Fiadd. Eugene S. Kel iy, Maximilian Laventhall, Albert A. Llppmann, James F. A.

Smith, Emma M. Buk ley, Josephine At. Gea Emma L. Hall. Florence Kins.

iSarah Klein. Gertrude S. Larklns. Edna Manner Mary F. McKnlght, Grace M.

McMullen, Harriet C. Owen, Florence C. Schroder, Anne, Wood. Public School No. "2 Herman Amend, John iAurnemhaC, Arthur Bulllngcr, Morrlo Clurnmn, John GcKi.hrop, Frame Kirtrel ter, Otto Lange, Leo O'Neill, Maargio BedeM, Henrietta Bersea, Pearl H.

Gentry, Ellra Hj rrlson, May Kelly, Ella Laird. Morris Rosenberg, Palmer Stilson, Garrett Van clen. Carrie Bender, Anna Brown, Nera Hammond, Boning McMwrdo, Ervlttite Mi'Uer. Publio Schocl No. 73 Harry Alexander.

Will In Bryant, John Eastland. Charles Fisher. Ml onae! Geromino. Harry HeaM, Arthur HllllorJ, Herman Jans, EOmcr Kl'lnger, Etiwln Li'titJe, Haav ry Mason. Theodore Mackei'i, Frank Meyer Ma J.

Dietz, Herman J. Kneel. Oscar Q. Harger, Joseph Lewis, John Rusger, Maurleo Mary E. Clark, Eliizabeth It.

Gl aser. Grace F. Low, Katharine A. Market, Lillian M. Koblnscn, LMlan K.

Rapplod, Adeline A. Rohland, Elisabeth Your.g. William Falrwent her. Samuel Greenstone, Lowell Grossman. John Higihea.

John B. Ileuser, Loo Kokoscinski. Mose Lautman, Harry Lugg, rlck Maschmnyer, Bert le E. Franck. Catharine V.

Gabriel. Martha R. Ga ier, Alvira V. Keitrhler, Moore, He'len charlotte A A. Rau, enrletta A.

Schweers, Frances Ludrar.eky. Public School Xo. IS George A. Bolton. Peter Casey.

Thomas W. Deiancy, Percv L. De Nyse. Louis Fnhr. Frederick A.

Groves, Charles A. Kuba lle, Thomas S. Ledwith, David L. Love, William Maihoncy, Charles .1. MoG lnncss.

Public chooi No. 23 George M. Cabbie. Frank Daly, Harry Donaldson, Christian Hansen, John Jones, John chuie. E.

Wallace Small, Louis WeSta, Maud Alexander, Margaret Bohner. Annie Chartorr, Isabel G. Curran. Annie E. Gim TVlXTI lit.

John Troop V. Rough Riders: in the right eybow and loft leg. Frank. Troop A. First Cavalry; in the left WRIGHT.

William, Rough Riders. Chief Yeoman Ellis. The nows of the death of Chief Yeoman George H. Ellis of the cruiser Brooklyn, whj nas killed by th; explosion of a sSell during Sunday's fight at Santiago, is a severe shock not only to the young widow, who is temporarily residing in this borough, but also to many who knew the young man during his boyhood, which was spent in Brooklyn. George H.

Ellis was born in Peoria, 111., in 1S75, but when he was very young his parents moved to Manhattan and a year or two later to Brooklyn. In February, 1892, he enlisted in the Navy, serving on the Minneapolis, the Monongahela and the cruiser Chicago. During his term on the last named vassel he was appointed yeoman, which rank ho held when his term expired on April 30, ISiiT. Immediately re enlistir.g he was assigned to the Dolphin, later being transferred to the Brooklyn, where he was appointed chief yeoman, or writer to the captain. He was married about eighteen months ago and loaves a wife and seven months old child.

Mrs. Ellis, whose home is at Bulls Head, N. is at present visiting friends at 21 Dean street, Brooklyn. She cannot believe that her husband is dead, as it was but two days ago that she received i letter from him, written in a very hopeful strain. Two Young Heroes From "Whitestone.

(Special to the Eagle.) ARG.VX. r.urloy til.i I Litis. Wliiiam 1 roop 1. Third CcvaJry; A. Infantry; the loft A.

in th. iiMc! ASH. Aivin BALL. Company Company P. Seventh Infa U.mii HUlers.

Thirteenth Infantry II. the ankle. BAIt'mX. C. Tree K.

Sixth Cnval Sixth Infantry. K'gl Artll Sixtoctith Xew rr: in h. riitilt Hand. HAltXl II. scr.sti uitc Tro.

1. l. irs y. ItAItTrxiH1. I'aui.

f'omiiany i ork tiir.iu.i l' iiwyn. C. rtoug Riders. BEKii. Itat tery A.

He cora! Artii iorv. i ha ties. Coni paiiy Tv. enty ilr. Infantry: ia the v'hl knee.

Cc mpany C. I 'otirth In fan ir. ULACKMi ire, Second Massachusetts. ItLXUOVK. J.

Company B. Sixth Infantry; in the foot. BLEDSi Wu lf. Comi a iJ. Tenth Cavalry; in left hi BO.VX hr.

Infotitry: it: t. We. J. H. Cr.vpany Sixth infantry; in th tiht John cx; R.

Sixth Cavalry: ir. right liauii. Bi'itNK. P. Thirteen Infantry; in rig ri.

leir. CAMI'I KI L. John Compttnv D. Tenth Cav alrv; in rlg ht K. Second as sachusetts.

Fre.k I lck. Tro, (1. Rouivh Riders. COX RAY, W. Xlnfh Cavalry: truck by a s'a ll.

COOPER. rse company Twenty fifth infantry: hand hot off bv CONWAY, Henry. Company II. Twenty fifth Infantry, in riitht hip and in groin and hand. OosHY.

Arthur. Troop G. Ri ugh Riders. CTRT1S, Clement. Company Thirty third Michigan: leg shit otf by bursting of shell.

CPRTI'S. Clifford Company I. Thirty third Michigan. IXVLRIGE. Gi.le.n, Tr.v First Cavalry; in the right thigh.

DAVIS. S. Company L. Rough Riders; in left knee. DE ROUTT, Company F.

Sixteenth Infantry; in tli? arm. UIVE KX. Lawrence, Company B. Thirteenth Infantry; In tile righ arm. IXJCu LAS.S.

Gv Comimny Tenth Infantry; run over bv cann'ori. UOCGLAS, H. L. Troop Firsit Cavalry; in the lett arm. John c.

Company Sixteenth Infantry: in the right arm. KlLVI jRS, Henry, Company D. Thirteenth Infantry: in the shou! Jftr EXTIORMAN. Charles Ca mpany Six teenth Infantry; in the gh knee. ERSTIN.

KM ward Second Infantry. l'ARRELL. T.i.rmas, Conipanv 15. Sixtii Infantry'; in rig ht breast. FA.RRELL.

Wilii im. im pany B. Thirteenth In fan.Ty: in the right anKe. Benjamin. Tenth Cavairy; in side nr.il wrist.

FRA.XKUX. John. Thirty third ic higan. FREE Troop Rougil Riders. GIRARD, Coi on.

Company B. Sixfn Infan'try; In the loft leg. GOLDEN. Joseph Troop K. Third in the right shoulder.

GORDON. Th. mas Company K. Third Cavairy: in the loft hip. GRCXBS.

James. Company TweiKy fourth Infantry; in t'iie loft arm. GAXDS. Jaimes, Troop C. Ninth Cavalry: in the fCKVt.

Gii IY, John. Thirteenth Regular Infantry. G'RA'HAM. George. Company Thirteenth In fant ry: in the left arm.

GflOGAX, Michael, Company Thirteenth In iar.trv in right eg. tJt'MP. T. A. Company E.

Sixth Infantry; in the foot. GI'XTER. X. Troop I. Tenth Cavalry; in the eft arm.

HARDY, Thomas. Troop G. Tenth Cavalry, in tne i anm sl.le. HEXTiERSOX. R.ihar.l.

Oampany 1, Twenty Kourth in the left hand. HAYES. George Company C. Sixteenth Infantry: in the st. tna oh.

IllGGlXS, Alexander. Company Twenty fourth Infantry: in the thig h. HIXTFJXCM. Christian. Troop Sixth in the right arm.

HIPSHPR. iley, Troop Tenth Cavalry: through the foot. HOFFMAN. Andrew, Company I. First Infantry; in the right foot.

HORTON. V. Troon Third Regular Artillery. PESTER. William Company Twenty fourth Infantry: in the wrist.

John, Company Sixth Infantry; in the chin. JAMS. Charles, Company First Cavalry; in the right leg. JEFROD. Frank Company Sixteenth Infantry; in the head.

JOHNSON. Smithy Troop Tenth Cavalry; in the left arm. JOHNSTON, Troop D. Rough Riders, in the right thigh. JONES.

Charles, Company B. Twenty fourth Infantry: hurt by bursting of shell. JORDOX, Christopher Second Infantry; in the wrist. JPXSKE. Fred, Seventh Infantry: in the head.

JUERGUESEX. Edward. Troop First Cavalry; through the left hip. KEYES, Patrick. Company Twenty fourth Infantry: through both thighs.

KING. William Company Tenth Infantry. KI'IILEN, Jacob. Second shot twice, on In Tir YaP law right of chest and in left leg. LANE, Charles, Company Tenth Infantry: in the right leg.

LARSON. John Company I. Eighth Infantry; in the right elbow. LAWSON, Frank, Company L. Thirty third Michigan.

LEEDY. Clarence Company Sixteenth In fantry: in the back. LOEKEL. Philo. Company Sixteenth Infantry in the left leg.

LONG. Benjamin Rough Riders. LOXG, Matthew in the neck. LPDY. Samuel.

Rough Riders. MAPRER. Henry. Company A. Sixteenth Infan try: in the right leg twice.

MCALLISTER. Arthur. Company Ninth In f.nnrrv: in the left shoulder. IfcOLEtLLAXD. Donald, Compnny Seventy first Xew York: in the cvt knee.

James. Compuny A. Sixth Infantry; in the right leg. McCORMAOK. Henry.

Company E. Tenth Infan trv! right foot and left leg. McCOM'B. William, Troop E. Third Cavalry; in left foot.

u. tie. A F. Rough Riders: in the head. MCMILLAN.

It. iroop itougn timers; in the left shoulder. MEYERS. Willard, Company Sixth Infantry; in left ankle. MfJJIJER.

John X. Company Eighth Infantry, In the wrist. 'MIPTjKIR, William Company F. Sixth In flir.trv: in rirr.ht leg. MilXIx'G.

Mounts. Company E. Sixth Infantry; in f)i. lrrhT haTl.T. MTTCIfELL.

A. Third Cavalry: in right arm. vn nriHiKiPP. Mason. Rough ra tiers.

MIX'VEX. Company Sixth Infantiy. in left W'l. MObKE. Charles.

Troop Thiird Cavalry; in left arm at left leg. MOON. A. H. Company B.

Twentieth Infantry: in rlrht arm. MIORGAN. Frank. Company B. First Cavain in riht houliler.

MUDLER. T. John. Troop Rouen Riders, in fat shoulder. MY'SPFJRINUM.

John, Rough Riders. Paul, Company Thirteenth Infan trv; XICHOLS. Edgar, Company Sixth Infantry; in' right hip. O'CBRrF X. James.

Eiighth Infantry; serlous.y hvrt lv bursitinjr of shell. LLE.Y. H. Company Sixth Infantry: in the riirTtt hand. riAIP.AX.

John. Company B. Sixteenth Infantry; through the sbou'oler. PARK ES. Willis, company K.

Tenth Infantry; In left arm. In neck and right shoulder. PAl 'TER, Jacob. Troop li. Third Cavalry, in PAYXES.

William. Troop E. Tenth Cavairy the left Kl.Te. pevt. Georre in richt arm.

in POPE. O. fompany Twenty fourth Infan trv: in th left thigh. RlAPPKR. Huston.

Troop 1, Tenth Cavalry; in left shoulder. RAWSON. Dr. Tht'rty th'rd arm. RiEDMOX D.

Barney. Company Twelfth Cavalrv: in left ariii. REVERE. Second RH EXAX. R.

Company E. Eighth Infantry; in the right shoulder. RIPCELLY. Frank. Troop C.

Tenth Cavalry: in the left leg. RIPBERGER. Frederick. Company H. Sixth Infantry; in the left arm.

ROBIXSOX, 'Mason, CVmpany Twenty fourth Infantrv: in back. ROBIXSOX. Robert Cam puny Twenty rourth Infantry; In the left hip. SEABOARD. Alfred.

Company D. Sixteenth Infantry: in the groin. SOXTAG. Robert C. Company Sixth Infan trv: Siprained back.

SHARP. Company Seventeenth Infantry; in the breast. I SHORT, Second M.i'f icnur 't's. SMITH. c.

uompany ixui avaitj. STARK Daniel Companv L. Thirly third Michigan: right nrm siiot olT and hip injured. SULLIVAN. Joseph.

Company A. Sixth Infantry: left foot. SMITH. Hurry. Compnny F.

Fifteenth Infantry; In i Ifht leff. SWIFT. Albert Company II in elbow. TAINSON. Walter.

Company fnntrv: in left ankle. TAPHORX. William. Company Tenth Infantry; Sixteenth In A. Sixth Int'an trv: in left foot.

TAYLOR. John J. Troop E. Tenth Cavalry; in right ankle. TAYLOR.

F. lsham. Company Tenth Cavalry: In right nrm. TENNANT. Chniles.

Company Sixteenth In fnntrv: through th hip. THOMSON. Puller Troop Sixth Cavalry, sunstroke. THOMPSON'. Alfred.

Company A. Twenty fourth InficUrv: hurst bv nursling of a shell. TOST IR. John Company C. Thirteenth In mntry.

In the breast. TRYOx. "Mllsoii 1 1.. mpany c. Xinth Infun liy: ii.

right leg. TILLY. William Company B. Sixth Infantry; In groin. TPCHY.

Patrick. Company P. Third Cavalry: in right band. TPRXER. William.

Troop P. Xinth Cavalry; In right leg. TPXEIt, William .1.. Company Tenth Tnfantrv: shot through head. TPR.XBY.

Jatnes. P. Sixth Infantry: in the right leg: als hurt by "hell. WA.I iIHNC.TOX. J.

Company A. Twentieth lnfanirv: in the right foot. W.VOXtvR. Compuny P. Thirteenth Infan trv: In the leg.

WAL.LT1R. il Rough Riders. WAirlHrXGTcX. onpan.v E. Seventy fourth li firtrv; ihrouc tile right arm.

WAT SOX. Troop F. Tenth in the watt Fins' Thomas Ccmi.cny E. vSlxth Infantry; i If rs iVlU I nnV f3 Twentieth ln fantrv: ilie (it u.l WEAVER. W.

fanm In leu. WHITE. o. the left hnn l. WIELD.

im Conipany Twentieth In iYoop T3. Tenth in Ccnvpany Third Cavaa ry; rir. ierlrk Comprjiy Twenty fourth Infantty; in the left Ins. of In of I. Seventy M.

snacilu M.issar.ihuriotts.. Seventy first f' 'HAfVI n. His; Xew Ycck. si ni.i.p.ii I Vn'i; I tttmu Sr. si'ATZKL.

i i Ms. S.vo:v:: TTOX. Y. rk. ninv.

J. ilrft. Sew York. VAT.lCN'ri.XK. I.

Compar Seventy first Xew V.VTIS' V. il.irrv i 'oin any M. Saventy llret Xew York. TVKIjSIT. con Ma.

sachusett s. I i ltO. C. Sover.ty f.rst Nf or.nxinv c. Sever.tv flrt it.

I.l.M 'i liiTX ICK. A. Scver.ty flrsi Xov Killed Officers Previously Reported. Hi sc I'ompuny A. First iv.iiry.

Al'Cl'STrX. .7. stvonu Untenant. Twetny Regular In try. lXi Ul.

iov. sec.md lieutenant, Company E. Sixth Infantry. 1 M. V.

Tenth Infantry. Kit' ILL, iieuter. clonel, Flxth Regular av KcR. 'K. A.

major, First Re guiar Cavalry. James, captain, 'Uitr y. de.rf:.' ccrparal, Seventy .1. iou. colonel.

Ninth Regular Cavalry, con ici.p T. lieutena nt, Twen ty ftf th In capt.iin, Sixteenth Kesruki.r fantrv. MORRISON. J. Infa titrv MifHIi I.

1 Hr uiery int. fieventeentii Inlarlry. son of ssw Jl i 'i of West Point. X101LL. William, oai.tain.

Riders. SATJ TR. W. secor.d lieutenant. Company Thirteenth Infantry.

Ii I' I CI, II, K. serpe ant. Company Seven; tir: Xeiv t'JII'P. W. I lieutenant.

Tenth Restilar Cavil lry. SMITH. W. lieutenant. Tenth Resular Cavalry.

WTKOPF. C. lieutenant colonel, wenty sec ond Regular Infantry. Killed Privates Previously Reported. ELTLKR.

John, Company E. Sixth Volunteers. OrSJlI.XG. C. P.

Company i'eventy tlrst Xow York. EMMONS, Company Seventy first Xew Yr rlt. HHTLibEX. James. Hatterv Second Artillery.

FMtAXKLIX, John. Third Michigan Infantry. HOLLAND. Company Seventy flrst Xew York. McCOY.

Iriattery Second Artillery. SEABRufi HT. Ferdinand Company Thirty third MJchiftav Infantry. SKrxXER, Lewis Company 13. Soventy flrst Xew York.

WAGXEK. P.attery E. Second Artillery. WASH. Batterv A.

Second Artillery. UXDE'RAVOOD. A. Battery Second Artillery. Wounded Officers.

ALLIS, R. serg a.r.'t. Company Twenty fourth Ir. in rijtht foot. ARJIrtTRO Joseph, lieutenant, cat airy; in.

the si ro tu m. ARM5TROXO. W. corporal. Troop Housh Riders.

BAKXL'M. M. first Tenth Cavalry: in the left i.je. HBSARIJ. aUjutaiK.

Seventh Regatiir IniC oa trv. BrOBLOW. captain. Tenth Cavalry. aiTO.

scrsoaiK, Baittery A. Second Artil lerv. ULOCK. OM. A.

captain, Sixth Resular Cav in the les. DORIIOWE. Ha'ilot'. Alsop, Rouffh Rld fanitiw. HRKTT, iif ir.itrv.

"aeutenant. Seventh Regul'ar In caiptain. Twenty fourth Resular BROAPMA.X, captain, battalion commander. Twentieth Infantry; in neok. URKREiTOX.

J. captain, Twenty fouTtJi Infantry; slichtiy in left le s. lit'TT serffean t. CARPENTER. L.

oartain. Ninth Regular Infantry. CARROLL. Henrv, lieutenan't comrnand inpr First Brigade, cavalry division; Shot in both CAVFJXAirGH. Tl.

captain. Thirteenth In fantry: in the hip. CHIifSTiifAX'. Francis, Company Sixth Infantry; in the rlg ht leg twice. COX'KLIXG, John, lieutenant.

Second Reffulair COX RAO. J. second jieutenant. Third Cavai ry: in the aTikle. CORLISS.

A. major, Se venth Regular Infantry. CORXTORD. sergeant. Battery Regn.ar Artillery.

DAXFORTH. acting assistant sureeon. lieutenant. Twenty fourth Regular Infantry. Die SAID.

adjutant, aeventh Regular Infantry. DBVRRIEAL'X. Horace, lieutenant, Trocip Plrst Volunteer Cavalry, in left arm. nrATtV Samuel, er arm fracture a. fJE VOR S.

Troop RoueIi Rid ii)D, George captain, Third Cavalry, in the forehead. rwrJOB, Charies, captain, Twenty fourth Infan DYALLS. George, sergeant. Troop Tenth Cav a.rv: in tne niau. EGBERT, H.

1 ieutenant coior.e Sixth In KCLIS. V. major, Thirteeruth Infantry. ESKRRIDGE. R.

C. major. Tenth Infantry. FA RR, Ot 'no W. second lieutenant.

First Regular 'Artillery. FIELD. Charles lieutenant, beennil Massachu GROSIS. L. second lieutenant.

Sixth Infantry. GPIXEZ. Den Is. corporal, Company Sixth Regular Artillery. HARMAX, J.

lieutenant, Sixth Regular Infantry. HASKELL. lieutenant. Rough Riders. HASKELL, J.

lieutenant colonel. Seventeenth Infantry. HAWKINS. IT. brigadier general, United States Volunteers.

HEARY. George c. sergeant. Battery Second Regular Artillery. HENRY.

M. captain of volunteers, shot through bin. Hl'GHES, J. X. second lieutenant, Sixth.

Infantry. HUNTER. George captain, Third Cavalry; in right lg. CROSS. Louis lieutenant.

Sixth Regular Infantry. Gl'TILRIK. J. captain, Company Thirteenth Tnfantrv: right knee. HEXRY.

George, sergeant, Battery Second Regular Artillery. HERMAN. lieutenant. Sixth Regular In an I rv. HORTON.

X. Troop I. Third Regular Cavalry. JACKSON, J. captain.

Seventh Regular In fantrv. KEUXE, 11. corporal. Battery Second Reg ular Artillerv. KKRl', .1.

captain, Sixth Cavalry; in right arm L1SCPM, E. lleuitenant colonel, Twenty fourth Infantry: in the shoulder. LYONS. Henry, lieutenant. Twenty fourth In fantry.

MASOX. John, corporal. Troop II, Xinth Cavalry; ibroinrh the back. McCLAIX. corporal.

Battery Second Regular Artillerv. McCOY. Frank lieutenant, Eighth Regular ttavalrv. McEARLAXP. W.

C. captain. Sixteenth In lar itry: sllglvtly, in tne leg. Me.S.FA RRON. corporal.

Troop Rough Rid MEYER, O. first lieutenant. Third Cavalry llesh wound in the bin. MILLS. A.

adjutant general. Second Brigade, Cavalrv Division: shot through head. MITCHELL. Mason, Company Rough Riders; in the right siiotiider. MORGAN.

G. captain. Third Regular Cavalry. MO. 'HEK, Theodore, captain.

Twenty second Infantry. PAItlCIILT.S Charles captain. Fourth Artillerv. PATTER. )N.

J. lieutenant colonel. Twenty third Regular Infantry. PPRDY. c.

Company Sixth Regular Infantry: through the thigh. RoBKRTS. T. second lieutenant, Tenth Cavalrv: through the stomach. Ri.T.'MAN.

J. captain. Twentieth Regular In fantrv; neck and shoulder. RAWS'ON. Frank, sergeant.

Thirty third Mlchl can. R1CKETTS. IJasll. orgennt. Rough Riders right sholllrler.

RORERT. Thomas, second lieutenant. Sixteenth Cavalrv. ROBERTSON. K.

captain. Ninth Infantry: below in the left leg. with the right lg fractured bv third bullet. SEYBCRN, J. first lieutenant.

Eighth Infan SItliiEM. Ilenry. sergeant, Troop Third Cavalrv: in ltroin. HORT W. lieutenant, ixth Cavalry; in the right arm and the right shoulder.

SCOTT. A. lieutenant. Thirteenth Regular SIMMON'S. W.

second lieutenant, Sixth In Sp'eXCB. R. E. second lieutenant. Sixteenth STROLL L.

first lieutenant. Thirteenth In TAYLOR. Charles captain Ninth Cavalry YLOR.John J. sergeant, Troop 13, Tenth in the right foot. THAYER.

Arthur, llrst lieutenant, Third Caval rv: in tne rigui nip. To'rtREY, captain Sixth Infantry; in the leg. TPHMAN. li. lieutenant, hixtn intaniry.

fatnllv, in spine. VKITE. sergeant. Battery A. Second Regular Artillery.

WVLKER. c.enrge captain. Company Sixth infantry: in right leg. WELCH. Patrick, sergeant.

Company Ninth Infantry: in right leg. WELLS. D. second lieutenant. Sixteenth Infantry.

WPSSELS. II. mnjor, commanding Third cavalrv; 'in lie neck. HALL. Win.

I'orprirul. Troop E. Sixth Cavalry: In right shoulder and back. W1XT Theoiio major. Tenth Infantry.

WINToFF. c. colonel; severely wounded, probably family. wnrin lieutenant. Ninth Regular Cav alrv: 'n the mouth.

tvoopppRY. 1 1. C. captain. ilxionth Infantry.

WORTH, w. lieutenant coi.jnei Rctrular Infantry. Thirteenth Wcui Privates. HO. Nathaniel.

Company II, Thirteenth Infan try: In tne ris.nt tiugu ADDiSON. Richard Company 1 sixth In fautry; In the right shouUler. ALSON. Pavld, Company B. Twenty socoiMl in fant ry: in rigni nip ami a.

Charles, Company X'ew York: in the rieht elbo T. SsverKy first A A Long List of Graduates From Grammar Grades. 170 FROM PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS. The Total Number of Graduates Is 1,039, of Whom 1,769, or 83 Per Came From Public Institutions Over 1,000 "Were Exempt From Examinations on Account of Class Term Records Nearly 800 Graduated as a Result of Examinations. Below is a complete list of the grammar rwl nofOoHlal cobonl nllnllc ft? rhl bnrncrh who were graduated at the last examinations and who are now e.igiDle for admission to the high schools.

The total number of graduates is 1,939, 1,769. or S3 per belns from the grammar schools, and 170 from parochial schools. Of the graduates frcm the grammar schools 1,003 were exempt from the examination on account of class term records, while 766 graduated as a result of the examination. Here is the full list: Patiilo School Xo, 1 Rilehard M. Clacett.

Charles Dillon. Bergen Suyd Mary K. Dsely, Jes siie E. Ephraim, Susan 1. Morton, Fa tm ie M.

Marn, Emma L. Ottersfrom. Florcn ce M. Rhodes, Adelaide S. Sc horlir.g, Catharine A.

Sho. ldan. William J. Ahern, Robert C. Anlre ws, James B.

Bryan, Leaivder F. Gaie. PanU'i H. Lamke, Au irust F. Luca, Mary M.

Boyle, Maud S. Wendell. Estie M. Wlsert. Public SehocJ Xo.

2 Cciarles E. Miucke, Erie C. Sangrau, Esteile Alexander, Rc tiert Benedict, Annie C. Graham, Mart ha Hering, Gi rtrudc Hcip pinc, Eltith Meally, May C. uberlUe, Susie A.

Pearsall, Maud Queser. bury, Helen Ward. Lizzie Waiters, Nellie B. Wilson, Ernest M. Corey, Leo iwid L.

Falke, Chail ts C. Finkin, Louds O. Harvey, Hiamuel P. Hocten. Jiihn P.

Jchneon. George W. Kiliar.laey, Louis L. Lawson. Maurice J.

Metz, James E. OaU s. George W. inipson, Frank J. Steubenrauch, W' iiam Alice Camibell.

Lulu D. Collin's, B. at'jChe Cusli, Mary Dunbar, Biftha. Kaisex, Alice M. McGrath, Margaret Mul doon, Anna C.

Norgreen, Anna M. O'Connor, "Eiizafoeth O'Day, Helen Iark, Margaret S. Robertson, Anna M. Rc r. a lter, Madeline E.

Schultz. Public School Xo. 3 Clarence F. Ames, Albert P. Armour, Hene L.

Palme, Robert Brand. Henry C. Barteld, Wilbur L. Caswell, Edward T. Clark, Arthur H.

Faust. Philip R. Forrest, Keith L. Goode, Benjamin Hnyward, Thomas L. Heffron.

Everett H. Hendrickson, Ralph Kirk man, Grover Lucker. Leo F. Marren, Robert L. T.

Morris, Philip B. Nash. Charles T. O'Connor, William H. Pendleton, William W.

Scharf. Edward Terry. George T. Turner. William L.

Thompson. Frederick J. Van Vranken, Harry H. Vaughn. Percy Murchie.

John H. Surman, Florence Burroughs. Mez C. Baxter. Edna Brune, Annie H.

Borchers, Florence M. Coddington, Jennie Cortelyou, Amy Figgis. Antonica C. Holwell. Bessie Kiorboe, Sadie Xowatt.

Harriet B. March. Henrietta G. Morgan, May B. Pother.

Lillian T. Parish. Florence D. Price. Irene M.

Shafer, Mary C. Sharot. Mull Tobin, Florence E. Tlbbetts, Helen L. Tem pleton.

Charlotte Townsend, Alice M. Unities. Kdltli IS. Woodworth. Marie L.

Whitney, Nellie Whitlock. Charles Bartsch. Brlcc Cawly, James Cowcu. Rollin E. Edgerton.

Walter B. Hinds. Allen C. Xorthridge. Charles Tompkins.

Harry H. Taylor, Charles A. Valentine, Stuart Wal denburg, Florence E. Birdsall, Annie T. Corey, Antoinette oriscau.

Carrie Gourke, Ada Guert, Ruth A. Hall, Marie L. Mettler, Roy Merritt, Sarah F. Stebblhs. Libbie Stewart.

Sadie E. Sparks. Fanny D. Silsble, Florence Smith, Jessie L. Titus.

Public School No. 5 William P. Dunn. Ed ward E. McMeany.

Joseph Phillips. Loe E. Phillips. Albert Wadsworth. Florence M.

ChRnce. lstnet v. cnaneti, Harriet L. Cohen, Sadie Goldsmith, Mattle Gorden, Jeanette R. Grogan, Amelia M.

Kern. Beatrice N. W. Phillips. Gertrude J.

Seamen. Samuel A. Burgess. Thomas A. Byrne.

Martin E. Greegan. Robert A. Grin nell, William A. Hillman.

John R. MoDangall, John J. Moloney. Charles J. Scully, Charles E.

washe. Maun t. pristow, Annie J. V. Brown.

Martha Jaretsky. Sadie Krischok. Isabel E. O'Malley, Harriet Smith. PUOiic scnocn ao.

a ilenry c. Beh tne. George W. Broadhurst. John R.

Carrinston: William Davis. Alfred L. Fisher, Charles T. Heasllp. E.

Jrvins Hopkins, Ja mes J. Kennelly, Harold c. Knepp, John R. Kochlsr, William R. Mearns.

James Ryan. Sidney B. Sllleck, R. Clifford Stokes. utcnei jvneaans, jacK i i.

rroy. w. c. Wiley, Howard H. Worzel, Esther A.

Bergsit rom, Florence BUnn. 13. H. Bost ivortb. Grace Coninlskv.

oen iue i.race tie uuisoaru, Katharine Grote. Anna L. Hansen. Sicird Kellsttlt. T.iuinn L.

Kelly, Jessie B. lolndslcy, Elizabeth Lofgnjn, Charlotte R. MoTicar. Mary E. Marshall.

Katharine E. Payne. Amanda. A. J.

IPfuhl, Winifred Rose. Bella Sand1e rs. Mabel Simes. Clara J. Smltih, Irene IE.

Splller. Grace M. Staple ton, Jessie P. Seemner. Mlarle P.

Towns, Mabel Walters. Ida F. Westholm. Thomas J. Breman, Wiiliam J.

Burns. James W. Dixon, John Donnelly. Harry I Durableton, Brnest Hartford, Robert N. Higgle Carlton P.

Johnson. Edward Torolf Ma chel. W'llH am S. Potter, Alton P. Swan, Albert R.

W'lnans, Josepnine R. Bostwick. Alice Cooley Hedwlg D. Lohman, Olvi Robertson, Matal Tompkins, Camle IHrich. Marv Vfindn irt Wagener.

PUDIIC ChOOI ISO. 10 Andrew Anderson nlfl D. Anderson. Ptred 'H. Brooks.

Chester a. a Davles. Charles A. Flsnhpr. t.

L. Gold, Isadore Gold, Robert V. Graham Christian P. aesloop, Ralph W. Hall, Geo'rgo Harris.

Harry C. Kanmer, Charles T. Kunk John J. McCormlck, William Rowe, Frank Simc mhi, ia.vi v. iraia, james w.

stubenbord. Van Wynen. Anna R. Bennett. Anna R.

ampteil" Ellzalbeth Conrad, Ethel CrawforJ. Rache Davis, Jennie V. Dermoily, Laura s. Farlow. A gtles L.

Flvnn. Lilllle no. Piiiu Hortense Hanks, Jessie Henderson, Oarol'ina Hil nonran, Ixnilse H. Krnust. josepnine Morrlssey, Regenl V.

Roth. Frances i. opiizenoert, Annette Stella, Mary Putbl'ic ScJioo No. 11 A tl suiit. i ai iey uniiu, ltaipn B.

Crummy James N. Cremvr MVir(non Mo, t. SiSf Morgan. Charles G. Milham.

Dumont C. Mills. Claremce MacIIn. Clement R. Newkirk.

Robert O. O'Connor, Prank H. Rogers. Carleton H. Reynolds, Rector Roderick.

William G. Swift. Be nry L. Sloan, Conano Taylor, Elizabeth A. An n.

ausie x. nrawn, Marie Boggs. El izabe't'h J. iovniiu, Anna cocmilis. uora Cohen, ii i'ta is.

uonstantine. E.Ilth Crom wiell, Graee I. Dodwe. Bda S. Prrfmh.

H.aol GanT. LUIa C. Hutchln'son, Bertha He sdra, Hazei Hayden, Majrgaret Johnson. Prances Klein. Maud ci.

iviTirtt, mrence j. tjanff, Anna Mes Ick, Gertrude Morson, Clara G. Nltchie. Jessie R. Pate Hazel M.

W. Rieed, Marie C. A. Roessel, Bessie C. Savag e.

Florence 1. Tobin. Public School Xo. 12 Sidney L. Arenbers, Harry J.

Col ton. HaroH Grum'buc'h, Thomas J. Henry, Charles B. Kennitdy. Harrv W.

Lal'dlcr, Grover A Meyer. John H. Russell, Henry H. Suvdam. William WITi la ms, Rtitjy A'okrman Loretta L.

Collins. Clara L. Cor dts, Ma K. Finlev, Etta Jacobs, Annie P. Leatthe'tter.

Livenle C. Lowers, Grace McMullen, Katie J. O'Shaugihnossy, EUlth M. Perrin. Grace H.

Russell. Grace A. Smith. May L. Thompson.

Nellie Wasyerma.il. Public School No. 13 Edward Aibercrotnbie, Horst Albrecht. William DeMott, Fred Hamberg Charles Herringiton, Joseph Sesse. Rlnaldo Maud Balniban, ary T.

Caviraagh, Sarah E. Co way. Rem aine M. Coston, Bertha M. Fish.

Alice M. Ga Ilaffher, Ethe C. Haeett. Ka tSierlne R. Hig gins, Clara E.

Knowiton. MaHtui IS. Mahoney, Annie L. Patterson. Elizabeth G.

Sewards Eliza behh A. Thompson, Jean K. Watson, Richard Car roil, ij iiiana. sen H'a. ffleld, Jacob Him mftlrfflch.

Will lam Johnson, Franc Is Lji arinn, George Trency. James Wallace, Florence Coffey, Jtulia M. Dunne, Margaret Grey, Margaret M. Gleeson, Alice P. Krause.

Ottllle C. Iagrave, Katherlr.e G. Mahony, Sarah V. McCafoe, Hannah O'Toole, Ellen Reynolds, Annie E. Sullivan, Isael A.

Wilson. Public School Xo. 15 Ancus Caruth, Chefter Candell, Charles T. Priscon. Joseph Goodman.

Charles E. Hodiges. Everett W. Horton, Albert P. Krin es, Arthur F.

McGarry. John J. M'cDonald, Oscar A. Rleffe i. Fred B.

Rotoerson. Frank Geeley, Oarlyle L. Simich, Albert E. Sco ltook, F. S.

51ms. Walter Tusch. George 12. Thomnso: Harold E. Veirn an.

John P. Ward. Joseph Wecher, Arthur M. Willis. Thomas E.

Ward. JameF F. Collins, Lawrence J. Cubberly, Harry Dunn, Conrad F. Diet rick.

Harry R. Hyde, Harry G. Jackson. Fred W. Moorhead, A.l'bert C.

Spooner. RJb ent X. Va.rnum, Harry Vlnniconnbe, Edward A. L. John H.

Whl taker. Reba Brush. Mabel Buchanan. Caroline A. dishing.

Kathar ine. Duval P.trly. Florence E. llKCll, Alia ICopke. Julia.

M. Lansing, Dthel E. Ma.bel K. Eleanor A. Hattle M.

Place, Valeda A. Roiblc lion, Carrie M. Zapfe. Car oiine C. Bo Men.

AClce K. Brown. Eugenie A. M. Conway.

Miabel D. Denhaim. LlMIe A. Duckworth. Hannan R.

O. Fragner, Lillian F. Pusaro, Helen C. E. Gee.

Martha W. Jackson. F. Las jr. Oraxie B.

Leach. Gertrude May I. M'c Xamara, Clarissa H. Muirenan. trrma J.

Xeul, Mary J. O' Anna C. vnn Glahn. Public Sc'noul No. IG Albert G.

Clark, John D. Cosgrove, Prank D. Fackenthal, James R. Galer, Lester A. Gur.ther.

C. C. Raselton. John H. Her mance.

WL Iiam i Joegcr. G. Fred Kramer. Charles R. Lansser.

Julia A. Monet. Robert F. Munn. William J.

Murphy. Willia G. Xash. Fred Rose, Edward E. Ryan.

George J. Saul paugh, George L. Twigg, Norman R. Williams, Carrie TS. Allbro.

Etta J. Bun ell, Ray Cohen. Grace P. Drm ns. Helen C.

Downs. All te M. Gardner. Lenna M. Hotchklss.

F. Lvster, ce E. Meyer, nora Meyer. L. Nieh c.Cs, Annie M.

V. Roan tree. Ruby M. Smith. Marv A.

Steinhngen. Gertrude J. Storms. iara S. Thomas, Rose Wen'Jhe limer.

Lillian "ael dln. Au re llo Carreno. Frank Clemlnshavv. Harold A. Fo fhay.

John Hen cken. Walter R. Kill. Ernes G. Me tcalfe, W.

Wallace Moore. j. Park, Charles M. Pohlm ann. Walter E.

Tle.it. Harry L. Van Loan, Edward W. Wallace. M.

Corr. Laura L. Dunn. Margaret R. McOleary Winona L.

Poole. Lillian J. Riord an. A. Chrls.

Rebenklan. Eiimii Wertheinier, P. Wendt, Biln i Anna Zelger. PuV.lie STho.il I'o. 17 William H.

Bowcrltmi. F. leritmnili imuii, no. ii i vjr Wo'lnsH. Marv Raroer.

Lillian Cnrr. IlaanaBl Donohue, Ella Pagan, Lucretla Harte 11, Han nnli Leek. Mary Mattfeld. Anna Rlescr, ISila stum; PTttimn Public School xo. 18 Victor G.

Boescl, Th'e'o TV. Cat Albert F. Mauer. li! Melicinv. Bcr Jamin Mlohnels.

Robert Peel, vhe i. i M.iov.ni r. il both Sawnt.kv. Ida SchVeslr.Ber. Walter Df "ey, Owen P.

Hu.Thes, Edward Kappnur. TVillllm i rar.z. Eugene nard. A. J.

M. pei, W. W. L. tlc R.

H. R. Official List of Those Who Fel LawtoiVs Division. in Iia.rga of Cavalry Officers Pall Friday's Desperate Fighting at Santiago Pioportiou of Officers Killed. Much Greater Than Is Usually the Case in Battle Lieutenant Jules G.

"Old of Michigan, at One Time Reported Saved. Officially Stated to Be Among the Dead The List Is by No 3Ieans Complete. (Copy! 1S9S, by the Associated' Press.) At Genera! Shaffer's ht j.iquari.crs, Tues day. July per tYie Associated Press i patch bnai Daur.iless. via Pol" Antonio, Jamaica.

July n. way of Kingston, Jamaica, YtHl sciay. Juiy 0. 1:30 A. M.

General Law ion, i.omniar.dlns the Second IXvisicn ot tae AiUDriean Army before Santiaso de Cuba. Elas forwarded his report of die casualties in his division during toe three days' fighting tefore Santiago, tl shows the following General Chaffee's brigade, Seventh. Twevfi'i and Th'irteenth Infantry. last of illeil ni spvcntli tnfantrv: July 1. ltiilS Kield anil staff, ls, and Private Frank "Company A Corpora I Private Loa Carson, Private 1 W.

Dayor. I rivati It. A. Jones, Private H. (Jray.

Privare Pafrii Company u.t T. A. Wanisbow, Corporal Daniel Cmiwav. Private Francis Hulm, Private H. Balciii.

Private K. White. Compaji.v Private Mannor X. Boury, Private Corr. Cowley.

Ilivnte I.amel Mali'T. Company Quarterniastt'r Si'rpaanr John W. loves. Private K. Finnueiins, ivivate Iumliurv, Corporal Isulor J.

An lpr. Company Private H. 11. Davi. Private J.

H. Xr.hpt'.'Frivate Darnioy, Private Afaguire, Private Clearly. Private slaven. Company Private George Shields. Company I Corporal Hieny.

ijist ot woimdi'il: Yield and sttatl' and Band Major A. W. Corliss. AAintant Jolm tf. Grisnara.

I rivate Wiiiiain Kevser. Private Lafayette Hollcoiab. Company Lieutenant K. A. Lafertv.

sertjeant. Samuels. Corporal Georee Sjniith. Mi Far lane, Private Bailey, Private Private Moor. Priva'e Mahuney, Private McMillan, Privat; Lor w.ay, Private Henderson.

Company Corporal JI. 31. Smith, Private y. H. Dunn, Private J.

It Iti owu. Private B. Hem ey, Private G. H. 1'ulwelten.

THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. The following is the latest addition. of names ofi soliiier who fell at Santiago: Killed Officers. W. lieutenant.

Seventeenth Infantry. MEXOOIL.VL. 3. surgeon. Third Cavalry.

QIILLER, sertreant. Twelfth Infantry. ORD, Jules lieutenant, Sixth Intuntry. TVSATHJ2 ILLE. a.

sixth Infantry. 6. Killed Privates.i BOOTH, tform. Company' L. Seventy first Xew 1'ork.

BROOKS. George. Second Mas. achuset.ts. CiiOvS LEY iKforse c.

Company Seventy 'lirs't New Y'. yrk. 2EUTSl.iI5R'G;iR. Company C. Seventy first Xew York.

a Company G. Seventy firs: Xew York. iDUGAS. Anatoie. Second assachusetts.

BOLUXD, C. Company Sitventv tlrst Xew Xork. BLMTR, Seveniv first New York. MOOm Frank. Massachusetts.

'PACKARD. Arthur. Second Massachusetts. Rt CHMOND. tieorsre.

Se md Massachusetts. SCHAUY'ELD, Seventy tirst Xew York. Wounded Officers. lieutcnant coionel, Seventh Infantry. COOP, lieutenant.

Tenth Tnfantrv. CJJrrXrNG. sergeant, Seventy first Xe York. TJAT. R.

C. iietiten.int. o.iva'.ry. DOVE. W.

1 tieuteniant. Twelfth Infantry. arC KIAX, It. sei ond lieutenant. Sixth Infan try.

GA NXOX. R. conoral. Company L. Seventy first Xew York.

George lieutenant, Twenty second Infantry. HAPGOOD. Oscar second lieutenant. Second Massachusetts. JOXESi J.

captain. Twenty second InTantrv. ILAF'FERTY. U. second lieutenant.

Seventh Tnfantrv. Xl VWS. Aliiet't, second lieutenant, Twenty fourth lr.Vamry. liE'S SI'TEU, W. captain.

Sixteenth Tnfantrv. iLlXCGJ S. major. Sixteenth Infantry. XiOXG.

sergeant, Cumiiany B. Seventy first Xew York. Z.Y.OX. Henry first lieutenant. Twenty fourth Infantry.

MeDKRMOTT. James sorRoant. Comiiany iirst Xew York. MARS HALL. lieutenant.

Twenty second Infantry. MIX.LARD. B. second lieutenant. Tenth Cavalry.

JIOYX1HAX. P. second lieutenant. Second a ssa 1 1 se 1 1 NORTH. W.

lieutenant colonel. Fifteenth Infantry. MURPHY, Twenty fourtn In fantry. PftEINTOX. J.

captain. Twenty fourth Infan TCOBTvRSTON, John, second lioutenant. Sixth Infantry. TORRA VCE. James, captain.

Thirteentn Infan VN A LIET. R. C. captain. Tenth Infantry VLTE GcorBe captain.

Sixth Infantry. WARRINER, W. captain. Second Massachusetts. TV ELLS, D.

seconii lieutenant, ixteenih Infantry. vr)T''X'Gt, sergeant, Company seventy firs X'cw York. Wounded Privates. ALiTEZKAMP Xttt York. "York.

33 ARK AX. UOXNELLY. Cotniany Seventy firs" Compary firsit New Second Massachusetts. Company M. Seventy fir Xew York.

BOVLLK. S. on.I Alciss.n hu. ftts. VtRlSTOX Seeon Massachusetts.

BRiaSLIX'. e.in Massa nusetts. HiROWN. John Company D. seventy sirs York.

OA.RY, Secon.l B. Seventy first Xew New COIT Pecon 1 Massacluts. is. COOK, John iVinan. Company G.

Seventy tlret Xew York. CORNKI.Ij Sec oid Massacnnsrtts. OtlNNiN GHAM. Peter Company L. Seventy first Xew York.

1ALRIE. Gideon. P. First i avan'y. AHI Charies.

Company A. Twenty first In'f ant ry. 'ViVMOL'It Second Massachusetts. T)iDOX. Company P.

er. liivt Xw Yors. tt. Company M. huveiity Iirst New York.

TJORCL'TT. riirvtvOtiDT. Josiijii. Conroany 1 Seventy first "New York. ELSEMAN.

L. C. mpanv soventj li. New York. Mauri Cir.i?i:.

fc. li'. New i IMSATI E.K STO i tlrnt G. F. PRRP.IER.

is a. Sever. PT.INT. C.mpa Ilrft Xew York. IrOIJ Y.

L. Par.v K. Torfc f. SiA.IJ.'Snrn. Jf r.pan, vent first New Soventy tlrst Ne ZIlU Company F.

Seventy flrst Now tttS' Company S. v. nty first Nc York. G'Yi piVG'" Se ond Massachusetls. "Y' Second Massachusetts.

I TorjTS i'ER. Stanley. R' ugli orae M. C. evcnty flrst W.

M. Company A. Seventy first Conunny Seventy first New lont. SCEL.IjEP.. Company Seventy first York.

I6EST. S.v in i Mcissacnus. TCTRBY. Sinclair Company first XoW r.rk. Sec jn.l Massachu.

Secon 1 Massachusetts. LUlTBTtE. Charles, Company K. Seventy first New York. M1APJLOW, Company M.ARBLK.

Sec. "id Massaeinis A TJO Xn. Second Ma: sacliusi'tts. vi Rjar.t. Second Mus.

HT.nTtw FlR. tenrv. Company A. Six i ntl: Infantry. "MFTY.RICK.

Secon 1 Massacluiset MIIiLBrt, CsiliT't ny eventy Jirs Xew mTb AH RET Company M. Seventy lirst Xew YorK. wr.Tv.AiS1. Cr.mpa S. ver.

iirs York. NOtiAX i sn vios. MIXJJ3. Bloomnr 'i Tt.i. M.

n.v r.rs New York. XIFIMBYI'IR, J. Company I Neiw York. OLMSTEAD. J' Compar.y (., :at.v nrst firs I'OUAiSKI, New York.

JPIBRCE. York. "POTTER. vionii a.i:" jev Company P. vi aty Company M.

first, New ymemirx; i JSIOVmUS. SoconS. MassKtustUi. I Ti I I W'i WIT. Pi RU CA i I I i i.

Di i i I l. oornam, Florence A. Grimshaw, Mary Kncbier. Hannah Kobiiner, Anna B. Olsen.

loillinn A. Smith, Morris J. Amlra Geo ge Covwn, Leslie Evil worth. James L. Doyie! Thomas R.

Hamilton, Harvy Howard. John Hur ley, Wll.iam Hurst. dward F. Kelly, William Lace. Edwin Ludlow, Thomas McArdie, Thomas Merrick, James D.

Parker, William H. Riley. Edward J. Ryan. Egbert Titus.

Edna A. Coibera. Mary G. Connelly. Susan N.

Copoi anl, Ncrah E. King, Eiten G. al. Mary E. B.

Piker, Martha Schuicr. Isaibel F. Turner. Annie E. Walters.

Public School No. 2: Gaorse D. Allison, Harry Boice. Charles L. Brady, Henrv F.

Brand horst, Samuel T. Pur.zee, Charles Cudllpp, Stanton Eldredge, Frederick W. May. Adrian Mints, Mjv. gan L.

Niles, William S. Albert Thing, Arthur F. Wenk. Garrett H. Wilson, William H.

Wolke. Alice S. Ashton. Edna F. Banen, Edith M.

Burrows, Ethel M. Churchwell. Blanche S. Conltlln, May L. Coombs, Irene Fee.

Jennie W. Forrest. Gr.ahn K.t C. Grosz, Genevieve M. Hamilton.

Florence Hill. Louise H. Huebel. Marcy Hutchinson Mabel Emily A. Lowis.

Lillian Lewis Loretto S. K. Minnie G. I.o.'k hart Louise Manning. Eva Marlenhoff.

Matilda H. Mc Cuilough. Hettie S. Mead, Lillian M. Messengn Bertha M'jycr.

Edith F. Mcore. Carolina C. Xcr ris. Viola Xorris, Kate C.

Poligc, Cornciiti Root. E. Rustin. May. Ryan.

Claudia. Ha menfeld. Matilda Schamerte, ebaran Schlvlr.skt. Lillian li. Sccti, Elizabeth Daisy B.

Strecton, Adelaide S. Thompson, Annie C. Ward, Clara S. Wiemsnn, Albert I. Bernhardt.

Frani, burns, Edward F. Cook, William C. Howell, Ja cob Jicobs, William Lamb, itdvvin II. Lercy, William A. Petersen.

Edwin M. Held. Her I bert M. Rose. Ch arUs Schulz, Arthur Gabriel, William hwarz, Joseph P.

Searing, Joseph W. Sllveera, Joseph ss. Arthur A. Taylor, Joseph K. Thomas, Frederick D.

Wulparn. Hattle M. Blrsoh, Maud A. Bohnet, Bertha C. Efewer, Grace Clark, Charlotte Connolly.

Elizabeth Glcescn, 1H. GcJ.i a rd. Pauline H. Hore, Bertha M. Joslln, Maud Lsr.cashir, Eleanore Mills, Elizabeth I.

Patteison, Ada M. Shell, Emma J. Wulfing. Public School Xo. 26 Howard.

E. Brown, Frank W. Cudllpp, Arthur L. Connor. Paymond Cochrane.

Arthur W. DeLany. ilenry G. Enelage, W. Elmore Fir.

iey, Margaret Grace Folk, Hfnry Goldstein, l''rert C. Hts'hes, Curt E. anciilld. Lconar.l P. tlisford.

Wi'. 11 am Leg ttt, Herbert V. Myers. Alfred MorreU, Henry P. Arthur Rockfeller, Arthur Rahman.

Lola Sumwalt. Josephine Scully, E'lsie Wilto Charles M. West, Clira M. Bi schoff. Grace S.

Ches tnutt. Nellie R. Coddington. Frances Grant. Ida E.

Hmze. Francos A. Huxford, Mabel Herman, Louise C. Kraemer, aohel S. Kulenkampff.

Louise M. Kreppe 1. Viol teia L. Kenna, Lu.u More an. A llce F.

Mu llo M'lrgaret Plunkett. ary O. Pliel'and. M.arlon B. Russell, Vida H.

Sullivan, A. Jennie Stoll. Louise Senger. Ella C. Rose M.

Wtll'marr Julius C. Bauer. Clarence Carman. Howard S. iark.

George F. Cull't Wll l. atn J. rine h. Ferdin H.bberd schia? 0 r'i i Tttkn d'n James waiter, Lout se iwat, nooert Serenbetz.

lucent titoi tz, James A. weenev, William P. Ienken. Clarence J. von Hofc.

William Wangh, Maraarct Brihm, Jeanne L. Bab cock. Jennie N. Casey. Anna Felerabend.

Furlong, Ethel E. Farrlngstcn. Eliz abcth V. Heilmann. Anna C.

HnsSes, Margaret Harris, Ada Itigbee, E'linabeth V. Kelt, Prances E. Knuth, Gertrude E. Moelich. Pauline R.

McLaughlin, May P. Meeker. Jennie Nelson, Laura L. Rathkamff. Jennie L.

Smith, Ruble R. Smith, Florence M. Thunston, Ray B. Ti ead.vell, Elizabeth Weber. Public School No.

21 Hnry Bra jrg, Swenson, Josephine Al.leyra, Elizabeth F. Bums, Johanna F. Desmond. Margaret M. Josephine Reynolds.

Fiormce E. Sjostroin. Margaret G. St'arna tt, Andrew Blagine, Daniel J. Donavan.

Edward ard. Thomas Smith, Elsie Johnson, Helen A. McCarthy, Eiia C. Nelson. Public School No.

30 Herman DeGroot, James McNan ara, August Steln'liagen, Wiiliam Telfer, Wlliiam Walsh, Rose DeGrcot, Agnes Itzen, Amanda Brandeniberg. William Fitzgerald. Ed ward Larsen, Pred Onsken, Alex. Wa hlgreu. Public School Xo.

31 John C. Gherken. William H. Kampe, George Williams, Sophia M. Brause, Emma Conipton, Mary M.

Grace, Nina M. O'Brien, Florence M. Tienken. Thomas Mangan, James Gnlly. Ella Aston.

Lilly L. Hadden. R. Teresa 1. Har.na.

Mary v. Mculoy, Josie J. Fato, Eliza A. Towers. Public School No.

32 Harry A. Hultberg. George W. Low, Frank A. Jurek, Gordon K.

Smith. Charles J. Plunkett, Arthur Rit ter, Douglas F. Pyle, Oscar C. Magnus, Louis J.

1'ormey, Hugh Clark, George B. Clark, Rose Erenner. Stella Rit ter, Gertrude A. Newman, Anna J. Geiseler, Fannie L.

Burnett, Jennie Thorns. Mary B. Devlin, Elizabeth Neisoll. Rehina D. W.

La Manns. Ida M. Grey, Loretta A. Ford. Frank T.

Chadwlck. John J. Delaney. William J. Hodgens, James D.

Livingston. James Moran. Iederick E. Munk enbeck. Webb W.

Plumb. Henry J. Sloan. Victor M. Walmsley, Daniel A.

Welsh. Mary A. Crahan, Isabelb1 Hesse, Josephine Hubbard. Ida Rosen steln, Louise F. Sackman, Gertrude L.

Schnurr. Public School Xo. 33 Colin Brown. William R. Burr.

Harry L. Grattan, John Pickering, Arthur W. Sailer, Henry C. Schlegel. George Walters, Frederic G.

Wunderlich. Florence Cole, Augusta ij. ivriimer. urace I. Jxiomis, Augusta R.

Smitii, Lena Zachman, Hirrold C. Ctintlss, Jacob Gotts chalk. Jacob Kesscl. Max W. Loderer, L2on Neisch, George Wcrkmelster.

Olga M. Carl. Kuth arine Karcher, Emilie E. Law. Wilhelmlna M.

McLaughlin, Marie K. Sprung, Annie J. Wolf. Public School No. 34 Henry Bittman, Thaddeus Broadoick.

Edward J. Conlon, William Patterson. George Sherwoofl. Alfred StucKey. John Walker.

George, W. Welch. Arthur Wilson. William Wrench. Sadie Andrews.

Harriet M. Brass man, Mary C. OuHicun, Alice C. Cashman, Florence Keeling Rachel E. Levinsohn.

Maude L. Wilson, William Bower. Alexander Franklin Bryan. George Kaufman. John R.

MacNeall, Walter MacMiUan. Wilbur N. Sarvant, John A. Stein. Nelson wanson.

Richal Thcma.s, Deland Vandet werken. Anna K. Eggers, Dalsy E. Fuller. 'Sarah J.

Harvey. Emma J. Johnson, Ottilda C. Meyer, Edith L. Powell.

Caroline Redchert, Rogdna 3. Schwartz, Marie Scott, Rose Van Com. Public hocI Xo. 35 William Allen. Milton E.

Archer, Harold E. Athearn. Herbert G. Boyle, Joseph H. Clark, Irwin M.

Dash, Isaac Fedor green, Walter 3. Gee. Percy S. Kolcsch, Otto 7jeist. George F.

Lenehan, Thomas afc Meekin, Louis Mottesky. George Miller, Alfred Wohlgemuth, Rose Ash. May I. Ballard. I.

Elizabeth Case. Ada D. Crawford. Mabel G. Hanmer.

Lottie J. Jachens, Ethel R. Johnson, J.ulia Lauder, Dora C. Lundin, Hattle L. McBride, Florence Merwin, Elsie A.

Phillips. Helen R. Priest. Ellen A. Rtibbltt.

Sadie A. Rcilly, Almeda Rogers, Rose Rosenswelg. Eda Scofleld, Mollle D. Slnghton. Edna W.

Smith, Edith A. Stokes. Elsie E. Wil helins, George Alehele, Willard L. Chase.

Harvard P. Colcord. Robert Crosett. Richard P. Gibson', Louis Harris, Frank Honerkamp, Charles H.

Jacobl, Harry J. Landen, H. Gasper Li ota. Thomas cGann. Harold McGee.

Russell Mv Mann. Dedrick Meyerholz. Halsey Mohr, John J. Morrisev, Clinton V. Murray.

Timothy A. Plunkett. Morgan P. Roper, James J. Street, Harry B.

Sweeney, Howard 1. Wheat, Arthur C. WI gren. Archie Winhnm, George E. Wilson, Sadie Ethel C.

Barrett. Florence A. Beg hie. Henrietta A. Cogg ino, May C.

Elchelberger. Loretto M. Foley. Lulu H. 'Harrison, Florence Hipbie.

Mao 1). MeCurmlck, Elizabeth L. Phip ard. Elolse W. Pinckey.

Florence' K. Porter, Maude L. Porter. Isabel o. Powell.

Amelia u. Reed, Louise V. Rogers, Ida O. Soderholm, Katharine A. Ward.

Public School No. 36 Frank Adel. John Baer. Moses Davidson. Abraham G.

Fogel. Benjamin Kaplan, Charles King. Adolph Kress. Louis ATt.O.nnl Cnnft flinvlrm Nil, nlr i roiT Kattie Appehnns, Anna Blanche. May Casey.

Mabel Pennev, Sadie Rosenblum. 0 Henrietta Schneider. Jesse Par.r. William Dillmnn. Joseph Cast.

Peter Gebelein, Herman Lllllg. Charles Lueders, George Siegmund. Charles Vonder schmldt. Kate Henry, Flora Strauss. Public School No.

37 Harry Isiuio, Robert L. Mahony. Mabel Enderby, Ella A. Grodzi. Mntd M.

Miller. Harrlette S. Nason, Elfrlda A. Run, Louise Frederick Anderson, Joseph G. Denning.

William S. Jordan. Joseph Leo, Irving Smith. Anna M. Bishop, Mary G.

Crowley, Florence V. Kennedy, Llllio E. Meyn, Sadie J. Tucker. Public School Xo.

40 IC. John Calrna, Webster I. Cage, James E. Davis. Robert L.

Fas son, Lewis Gompers. John G. Gray. Ada E. Brown.

Harry K. Kirby. Ada E. Brown, Lizzie Cluussen, Eva H. Dudman, May Goat.

Grace P. Hoffman. May C. Klensch, Hattie Lowton, Minnie O. Near.

Dagmar W. Ransmussen, Gertrude Stimmis. Ella E. Schichtlng. Carrie Winne.

Arthur Palmer. Frederick Shully. Lizzie F. Carroll. Beatrice Falver.

Minnie L. GranBer, Mollie E. Hall, Mabel Hamilton, Sarah E. Thompson. Public School No.

Samuel Grcenplntt. Joseph Heft, Frederick W. Kueller. Ernest Mach lin, Morris Machlln. Max Telchluuf.

Welnstein. Minnie Cohan. Rose Kogan, Rose Machlln. Gertrude Roemer. Lena Sustlek, Mnr Max Telchluuf.

i Henry' Friedlan.i aret Steinmnnn. Lena WisnnetsKy, Anne nun, lenrv Frledland. M. Clarence Matter, Ber rainv.nrtnn Smith. Lester oik.

Alexander Wolffe. Kate Arnold. Sarah Benjamin, Annie Blumenthal. Louise BatrufT. Public School No.

Otto U. Adams, Lewis Bateman. Royal A. Curtis. J.

LeRoy Gibson. Prank W. G. Gleeson, Herbert W. Haisey.

C. M. Hall, Charles W. Hyatt. Francis J.

Meyer. WiMiam C. Miller. John T. Morris, Abraham J.

Xrt, nn John J. Oulglev" Harold TV. Scott, F. Terry, Walter Prank N. Stanley.

Edmund Y'enter, Florence is. Appelgate, Anna Bec he. Florence W. Rlggs. Nellie H.

Bishop, Ernestena Byk. Agnes L.DI Helen i ito Levy. Clara M. cliroy. Maud'H.

Moody. Isa ohH.vi,. ti Armstrong. Gustava Arnold, Miriam P. Bsg.

Mabel E. Baker. Alice D. Burnett Laura Davidson, Claire P. Eggert.

Ha xi Klliott. Fay Emerson, fateba Foote, Elsie Forfar. Esther K. Fox. Elsa A.

Hamilton. Florence Hamilton, Isabella F. Henderson. Pliza H. Johnson AiHce L.

Jahring. Ma.bc.llc H. Kogge. Maria J. Kulin, Alma J.

Hunemund. EUlth L. Mclniyre. Katherlne B. MesrcJe.

Flc renco Miller. Sarah Shea. Carrie E. Wallace, dna Weigand. v.

4:. Willlatn Aoercromnie K. Peterson. Henry L. Reed.

Arthur H. TVi son, Sarah Carruthers, Anna H. Comstock. Gladys B. Dickie, Emma P.

Dillon, tnancne ji. jmibbi, Florence C. GallagilieT, Vnnghn B. Gillander. bel de B.

Oakley, neiena a. i oeiao. io Prankard. Kdith Tpklns Maj h. elite.

Ju n' Tarn ''RJa Sc? Dauphit. i Joseph nurlick Howard M. Mmonstone. Her i vn Fle cher William P. Hamilton, Francis c.rtHcnryl Albert Lambertson.

Jean M. Mo 1, I ihm T. imM P. Sebwerin. Edgar P.

wmi.m wu van iius Kie. owou Lli E. A. C. id L.

N. L. L. bel Booth, a ter atimer, Mary K. Burgess, lian M.

Bates. Lizzie L. Clark. Alice V. Dien, Jennie M.

Frifbte, Le.an M. Gray, E'lla Grubman, Sarih Glucksteln. Ida E. Hess. Gertrude Kne, LaimDert.

Bva. L. Mererole. Miriam E. Mac Maud E.

Mason. ICctie M. Char te M. Rieaen. Llllio F.

tark, Ann.e Stlve tone. MaCvina Slomin, Ma.ry G. Shinott, M. Olive Vff, Mary L. Taylor.

Fannie Townsend, Ida Wil m. John Boshen. Charl es Davis, Jesse B. Moore, A'bert Steup, Ernest WIedersum, Oscar J. Woodward, Ma.

gare: Allan, Jessie Cook, Sarah Annie J. Dor nan, Violet Eden, Bessie Htckey, Imogene X. Hurd, Minnie. Mohrnan, Olive Partridge, He'en Rosenberg. Lucy E.

E. Winter, Grade Woolley. Public School No. 74 William C. Bechert, Fred Hillman, Emll G.

Blnde r. Walter J. Danz, Wi iam A. Gersbacii, Charlen Lane, Norman J. Miao donald, Brneat'E.

Majcr. Lawrence Rlttel man, G. Waldenmaycr, Fred Quendei, arc Iln M. Bahrsn burg, Jennie M. Harnett, Alice M.

Bedell, Bertha Delhi, Emma G. Dettef. Lil a A. Fuikersoo, Augtit'ta. S.

Loose, Llllle A. Siay, May B. V. Montague. Eva C.

G. Nickel, "e.orence L. Perrin, Lizzi a Petrle, Emma Sch roe aer, A sat ha Shields, Katharine M. Spelr, Rosemary E. Yvalsh, Heln Walsh, aulso V.

Wb August F. a'neraas J. Davey, Arthur E. Doran, Henry K. otitis, enry Jc acnen, Conrad A.

Krieg, Jothn leg, James C. Martin, Leopold Mayer, Joseph itzg Eu'ward L. Muller, Andrew N'orwlg, c.Tarle 3 C. Rath, Alfred Scharfman. Daniel tte, Louis Senn, Hn ry Eteitz, Eugene J.

ally, Robtiri E. Vl iivlng, Frel Volimer, ay L. Cook, f. orence M. G.

Cornelius, S'lorence Dctnarust, Louise E. Froshl'ick, Miry M. Hartung, artha L. Helmfrt, G. Herbert, Olira L.

Keller, Mary C. Me Ccrmick. Maude D. Martiia H. Moll, Josephine Pretzner, Kate F.

V. ltelliy, Ruth Rothsel iid, "Trance's V. Smith, Emma. Sneiiter. Anna L.

Mabel White. Public ii chooi No. 77 Henry T. Arraa, Joseph T. William A.

Barker, Gjorge Cadmus, Raymond Chidester. Martin W. Dougvae, Civarles B. Gowdey, Ja bez V. D.

Hyde, Louis J. Kennedy, Bdward Levis, John Levis, William Liddell, Charles D. cOarthy, Charles R. lle iry J. Milter, James J.

Xcjns, William Pros, William A. Roui ston, H. Raymond Smith, Alex Thompson, Prank Turnan, Christ J. Walbran, Fred X. WarJwell.

William Wilkie. Cyrus J. WiU Amy V. Anderson, Beatrice Bali. Jessie, C.

jsu rciay. Acta L. Bennett. Julia A. Botrart, May Christie, Sadie E.

Cole, Hattle Contant, RUUi Lgolf, Belie Faulkner, Mauil Piowera, Jessiu Fraaer, Etta Heiseain, Hcsamond Htttp, laanle L. Houghton, Be 3ie o'o hn Is abel Kennedy, ie Kut.hn, Christina Kraft, BUli a G. M. LiTrimle, Paula Untlfc rem, L. Helen H.

Lugara, lSdicli aley, Lilian V. MoBride, Josephine XlcheO, C.a.ra C. Naylcr, Lutta J. ewton, All ce L. Nolty, Emnivi Luc le A.

Anna Re.in mert, V. Reynolds, Grace A. Richards. Grace 10 iter, Edna c. Rc gens.

Hen rietta. Rogers, Ethel B. Suni amann. Jen nle Sherllt, Jess le M. Thoubborcn, Mary Troop, Florence Turquet, Irma paries A.

Atter, BSlt 3. Loudlet. EuiJtm Harrison, Henry Hartjen, Edward Lynch, John Lynch. Albert Pfannmullen. Charles oukti, oissie icunie, vvnnam a.

AKberg, G. adman, Ralph G. Yeaton, Eana J. Bierman, inr. le J.

Blake, Hettie Brcphy. Beatrice M. Gos ling, Ethel M. Hoilam an, LHlle C. Kingston, Aniu Kaivd.

Fanjiie E. eid, Anna E. Thatcher. Anna. Gertrude Vcolker.

Lilian Public School No. 78 Edward Butz, Romao William G. Kettelberger, John W. Lofqulst, Albert C. Lachner, Charles Lleder, Herbert Mcculloch, Albert hi.

O'Berg, Francis O. Paust, Sara A. Booth, May J. Carroll, Mabel Elliott. Maieen Hang Florence B.

Lay, Margaret Martin, George X. Butz, James A. Davis, Bert Schneider. David Sumberg, Frederick C. Stem shorne, Clifford Meeker, Mollie Prennan, Freda; Brunins.

Gunhlld Bothner, Emma Cook. Jennie, De Mai. Lena Hallock. Charlotte Harvey, Male Holmes, May Loose. Lydia Mathlsen, Annie F.

Reilly. Elizabeth Stone. Bella Weishaupt. Public School No. 90 Victor G.

TT illiam C. D. Brandon, Georg c. Cook, Edwaiil A. Gusainger.

John J. Sweizer, George K. Wester yelt, Emma A. Dyer. B.

Antoinette Hegeman Laura J. Leaver Fllr, teaiM, TJ right. Joseph M. Butler. George K.

MacKenzia, Edward M. Robb. Henry A. Schmidt, William T. Seymoure, Charles Stractman, Alphonse.

Suiter, Lerry Turtle. Thurlow V. Waters, E. Kate B(L lings. Edith D.

Bradish, Wilhelmina Clifford; Jennie L. Enck. May C. Hesterberg, Edith G. Lo reaux, Laura Steers, Cornelia TV.

Westervelt. Public School No. 84 William Greene. WaMer Meakin, Rolla Smith, Grac 3 Gray, Loretta Sullivan. Lillian Tibball, Lucy Boddy, Josephine Bried, Margaret Clair.

Public School Xo. 100 John Cullum, William Floeyn Elizabeth Wake, Charies Walsh, Violet Stubenbord. Public School No. 101 Lena Bleber. Marcella Browne, William Zelssenhoffer.

Isabelle Hays, Hufy Parker, Chrisste Rummell. Viola Wolff Philip Vurtemberg Thomas Lennon. Charlei Edward Texter, Mary Plyna, Esteile Goodman. Anna Mahoney. Public Stshopl No.

102 Henry Arndt, Louis Brown, B. Nelson, L. Dowlins, Ed.ward A. Keyes. At tnur R.

IawIs. Louise M. Coolte. Piorene Coonej Alice Calhoun. Lulu M.

Raymond. Mary fc'til William Crawford. John Piper Stork. Mary Dumars, Elizabeth Hill, Miry Kelly. Caroline Nnrrey, Grace Smith, Mary Weaver.

Public SchOOl NO. m.t Tattle 3.t bltt. JTihel ie risen, Ida Lalhoner. Margarfit Orr, Baldwin Ack land, atihaniel Fedde. Philip Prank.

George Per wjicnrv rs. Norton. Public School Xo. HOG EMas Buegeleleen, Ran aoi'ph Kvern. Frank Nohti nt.

ttoA pv Fred Steinh arrR. Frod Struse, Carrie All son', Con nii. ivate jiruce. josie fTyntn. Ida cibbel, Josie Kehle.

Prances McCvmb, OUv Quail, Lela Quick. Stella Ret a Wither bee, James Blake. Opcar aufmen, Gustav pn. Josepa Nclkle, Robert Pratt, William. Riley.

George Schaefer. Lilian Ftorenico Burke. Anna Hand el, Grace Llovd. Hannah Mayer. A'ddle Martha Pierc Lemlc Pomerov, Elizabeth Schick, Annie Voesele, Margaret Wilson.

Public School No. 10S Henry Bassen. Percy L. Rrannworth. William Christ.

Henry T. Cornell. Harry H. Cramer, Ernest E. Dcssion.

Edward B. Donaldson, Charles E. Emm erlon. Benjamin P. Greenwood, Percy R.

Henry. David R. Hull, William L. Kendall, Albert C. Krier.

Arthur E. Llljander. Jaul J. Ling. Edward H.

Madison; Curtis J. Palmer. William Smith. Martin Sul. llvan, Francis T.

Thomns. John M. Todd. Robert N. Ward.

Jennie Cluff, Esteile Cromby, Catharine Cunnlgham. Lydla M. Davis. Martha E. Dunbar.

Annie E. R. Tessenden, ATlc H. Pupre. Lillian P.

Gregg. Jennie C. Gunning, Mariana D. Hancock. Catharine M.

Higgins, Lily N. Kerrigan, Ida LIpsky. Anna Martin, Frances C. Mc.ICenna, Mnudc Merrick. Florence H.

Plage. Grace C. Ridge. Sarah J. Samson.

Rosa J. Scholl. Ellsn Vanderhoef. Lydia G. Worth, George C.

Blttner, Albert Conrod. William H. Gelpel. Edniond Grant. John Helmstadt, Louis Klein, Alfred Manther, Ernest Meyersbcrff, Walter Noteboom, Paul H.

Rndh. Wilbur G. Smith. Arthur R. Walsh, E'lsie D.

Bittman, Edna M. Brennan, Daisy Brome. Lucy Collins, Minnie Huttenlocker, Elrle A. Jesyen. Carrie A.

Kidder, Carrie A. Leopold. Laura A. C. LUlobridge.

Jennie) MacParland. phebe L. D. MciAlpIne. Eugen R.

MteOuilv. Mamie E. Molloy, Augusta Saxton, Kmlly Orff. Gertrude Wade. PILLSBURY FORGES AHEAD.

The American Champion Downs Stein itz at Vienna and Again Leads Tarrascb. by Half a Point. Vienna, Ju'ly Pillsbury gained half ft point on Tarrasch in the international chess tournament last night by defeating Maroczy, Hungarian, to whom he lost in the first half, while on the other hand Tan asch drew wlifn Lipke. To day Pillsbury eifeafed Stem and secured a clear lead of half a point, Tarrasch having a bye. Three of th games were adjourned yesterday.

The sum.mart es: Marco, lj Show alter, Steinliz, Blackhurne, Maroczy, Pillsbury, Halprin, Janowski, Lipke, Tarrasch, Caro, Alapln, Baird. Walbrcdt, Trenchard, Burn, Tschigorin. Schlechter, Schiffers, 4 bye. To day the players started the twenty fifth, rcund, paired as follows: Burn vs. Baird, Wal'brodt vs.

Caro, Alapln vs. Lipke, Schiffers vs. Halprin, Janowski vs. Maroczy, Pillsbury vs. SiclnUz, Blackburne vs.

Marco, Showalter rs. Schlechter. Trenchard vs. Tschigorin, and Tarrasch a bye. By 2 o'clock four games had reached a con luslon and Pillsbury had splendidly fulfilled) the expectations or hla friends by winning! rrom ex Champion Stelnitz in clever style.

The congratulations being showered on the Brooklyn master are profuse and the opinion now general that he will show Tarrasch a clean pair ot heels from now on. In the other eames finished Burn bsat Baird, i M. irnrav drem while Trenchard "succumbed to Tschigorin. Of the other Ala Tarrasch 19 Tren chart! Vk 1.114 20 I TValbroat 13V4 A COLLECTOR ARRESTED. Woodward E.

Young, 30 yearB of ago, a man of good appearance, residing at G19 Franklin Btroot. this morning waived examination in the Grant street court before Magistrate Stecru, to go before the Court of Spocinl Sessions for appropriating to his own uso $4 which lie had collooted for Eugeno A. Koby. large furnisher, of 1,104 Fulton street, The prisoner pleaded not guilty to tho chargo and was admitted to bail In 200. Thero were several other complaints of a similar character against Tonog, but they were all iritadra'WTli Itaiprm avs Janow skl 1J 7 Llrloo 181 2 1014 Miarco 11 13 Maroczy 13', Vj ts Whiteutone, L.

July 6 News reached here laist night that John Munson Nl'emeyer Comnanv of the Seven tv firsr. RecimenL i the 19 year old son of Andrew Nlemeyer, went within the Spanish lines with eleven other volunteers to capture General Del Rey. doing this work they were fired upon and young Nlemeyer received eight wounds. George Munson, son of Oaptain Robert Muneon, und cousin of the wounded boy. wae also one of the volunteers.

He was the only one the twelve who returned to camp unhurt, all the others being wounded or killed. He threw his cousin over his shoulder and succeeded in getting safely back within the American lines. These two lads originally enlisted in the Seventeenth Separate Company of Flushing, but succeeded in getting transferred to the Seventyrflrst Regiment when learned that the Seventeenth had no hopes of going into active service. Nle meyer's family is prostrated. Belief That Captain Taylor Is Still Alive.

(Special to the Eagle.) Washington, D. July 6 The report that came to Washington on the 4th of July that Ca praln Charles Taylor of the Ninth Cavairy had died from wounds received at the baUle Bl Caney. was a great shock to his many i i ieuua in iiiia i uey uctjuigcu me war Department and at their request the Adjutarnt General ordered a special investigation to find out exactly Captain Taylor's condition and whetlher the report of h.ts death was con firmed. Akhough he has not yet received a.iy direct mformation In regard to Captain Taylor General Corhin believes thait he is still alive. "Everything," he says, "depends upon Captain Taylor's condition at the time 'he vras wounded.

His wound is known to be. of a most dangerous character and his recovery frcm it, therefore, doubtful." But Captain Taylor had a most vigorous constitution and was in robust health, and therefore his chances of recovery are better than they would be under ordinary circumstances. Few men in the Army are more beloved than this young cavalry officer from Brooklyn. He was attached to the post at Fort Meyer here several years ago, and made many friends. Hardly a day passed that he did not drop into the Eagle Bureau to talk over Brooklyn matters aod look over the flies of the Eagle.

Captain Taylor possessed a superb physique and was known throughout the Army for his daring, dash and courage. He was an Ideal cavalry officer. The men that served under him were absolutely devoted to him, and his superior officers always referred to him in the highest terms. If he lives he will undoubtedly he promoted to the colonelcy of the Ninth Cavalry, made vacant by the death of Colonel Hamilton. MCarlow Was a Brooklyn Boy.

Jamos L. Marlow of Company Seventy first Regiment of New York Volunteers, who was wounded at Santiago, is 26 years old and lives at 566 Herkimer street in this borough. He enlisted in the Seventy flrst about three months ago, at a time when he knew that the regiment would In alll probability go to the front. Marlow was born in Brooklyn and graduated from Public School No. 2 on Henry streat.

He is unmarrted and is the oldest of four sons. His father, James Marlow, is a veteran of the Navy and is one of the Cum berland survivors. His mother is dead. The wounded man's father has been a clerk In the New York Post Office for over twenty years. Young Marlow is a cutter by trade and was employed, up to the time he was called away.

in Friedlander's establishment on Bond street, near Fulton. He sacrificed his posi tion in order to go with his regiment and was very, enthusiastic. He wrote to his sister, Mrs. J. F.

Hintis, with whom he lived at the Herkimer streei: address, regularly until the transports left Tampa. Since then nothing has been heard from him. Mrs. Hlnes said this morning that he was the only Marlow in the regiment. William Marlow, the youngest sen.

Is a member of Company Forty seventh station ed at Fort Adams, R. and he also was a recruit at the begin ning of hostilities. WAS THIS THE R. L. The Lackawanna Reports a Wrecked Derelict Off Nantucket.

The steamer Lackawanna. Captain Whyte which ieft Liverpool June 24 in ballast, ar rived at the bar at 7 A. M. On July 5, In latitude 40:35, longitude 69.03 she passed a dere lict brigantine, port side and bow submerged stern about seven fee out of water, main mast standing and loose sails attached, fore mast carried away, but attached to wreck by rigging. The masts and spars were bright.

with white painted ends. The hull was painted lead color and she had a yellow sheath and clean bottom; no name was visible. She appeared to be recently abandoned. The wreck is directly in the track of shipping and is a very dangerous obstruction. Her position is south 86 east, true d'istance, twenty six miles from Nantucket lightship.

It Is believed in New York shipping circles that the derelict is the brig R. L. wrecked in a collision with the Hamburg American steamer Che ruskia on the th hist. TRIED TO STEAL WATCHES. Attempted Robbery by an "Italian and His Daughter.

Dominico Azzra, 50 years old, of 235 North Fifth aud his 9 year old daugh ter. Rcsa, Italians, were arraigned In the Lee avenue court this morning on the chargo of attempting to sr.eal two gold watches from t' ie jewelry store of W. H. Schultz, 479 Broadway, this borough. azzru.

pleaded not guilty and Magistrate Kramer held trim for examination in default of $500 bail and turned t'ae girl ever to tfae care of the Children's Society. 'Mazzra and the girl went imo the jewelry store yesterday afternoon and the man said that there was a gold chain in the showcase outside 'the store he would 1'lke to inspect. As ilie proprietor was at the showcase 'ie could by means ot a mirror neo t'ae girl go behind tho counter, open the ca ie and take two sold watches. Schultz rcu de no alarm at the time, hut as he re entered the store called for the police. Mazzra made frautic effortis escape, but he and the girl were captured.

J. i pin anu seniners nave accumuiuicu auvaui ttGs ame3. The score.3 to date: I Players. Won. Lost.

Players. Won. Loft Alaln 10 'f Pa'inl f. IS rchlllers li li iack 11 liurn 10 s.hona 1 ter ij i o. 7 stelnitz ij i Edward M.

Anderson. Os'car E. Anderson, Pred H. Bateman. Patrick J.

Conlon, Edward A. De v. inm. B. nravcott.

Robert Falrevls, Ili itry A. Plscher. Thomas J. France, George O. Hllmcr.

John H. Edmund L. Houghton, HonT.1 SkrliJtt Hebberd, Ada Hidses, Bdna Hamilton, Xetitie.