... _ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1895. PROBLEMI331. By Gxo. J. SLATs, Bolton. (Specially contributed.) Bt.&o-5 Pieces. and NV~ma-5 Pieces.th White, mates in thros C ;Sful Problem 329. Key-move K-Q &. Solutions 11 Ow from J. V. Dixon, W. R. Danson. Vl the Problemn330. Xey-moveR--KR sq. Solutions th, lror- from J. B. Hegan, WV. H. Danson.St the J. B. Began end Others.-Shall he glad to t entr ou naesinour ...

... RACING. NOTES AND AMTICIPATIONS. Tuesday Night. The weather was dull and inclined to be cold al at Leicester to-day, but the threatened rain held off, though the welcome news was brought from adl parts of the country that some nice showers had fallen during the night. A few soft drops fell, it ie true, at intervals, but scarcely enough to wet the grass, and the ground remained both aslippoey ...

... SPO N AACING. N0TES AND 'ANTICPAIONS WEDNESDAY NYu.t The Roodee presented a rema- e. sight this afternoo, and one which an odd cmi who lad not m a Chester C far -40 a declared he had never seea eqaled. . The crowd was prodigious Mi all deparbtn , and e te staude-warlls, banks, and enclosures e ebkd,i the rails throughout the .entir ef te as met oourae,. which is rather r than amile , were ...

... h rient be the T directors of the Everton Football Club L' teentertained the members of the League, Comr- St tt bination, and amateur teams to dinner, at the M1 the Bear's Paw, l ...

... AThLETTGS TEUJTONIC LB SpORrS. The annual festival of the athletic CI k r nection with the White-S 5dke 2 an tookplece on Satutdur aftery er Teu po Athletic Grounds, Stanley, 0 the prves anrn moomparny. Thewesther PrQe3EuO o * the sports were adm% l conducted l * A.A.A. laws and N.C.U, rule, Te '1abiid d officials were Mr. Alex. Thomson . pr Ner h Thomas Walker, vice preia esie1t; Phi L Manley ...

... LIVERPOOL A3IATECR BILLI ARD CHAMIPION-SHIP.X RECORD BY GOLBORNE. ?? first match in the semi-fin~al stfage a! *siS cometiionwasplayed by M5Ssrs. ?? Gali~r t and H. Hlughenden, a~t Ashes-oft's Billisxd ...

... S I IIN ;- - 7 - - ACING. b ; STMOCKTON gO~ ~ 1Hi' ir ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ MOEAT NIOT.' et There are fww more enjoyable race meetings f than that held annually owee MaYdals Bowncis, the td lth a o ot _ p ie ' pn She weather ISbelg a pmrnt set fr, adthe arival 'list strea& boath as reads quantit an~d qaliaty. For le tbe ?? field may be looked iefor, and I nist tntliipat the sneasa-af Dj CH F ILD. op] w ...

... - RAiG. A I NOTES ANDl ANTICIPATIONS. FRIDAY NIQoHa Mr There was a terribly large number of long faces Mr as the final journey was made this afternoon from Mr Goodwood Park to Chichester, and well as Er backers had held their own in the earlier part of the week, it is to be feared that most of them Mr finished up badly- for the ring to-day had 0tr matters pretty well their own way. To start Lr ...

... - : $ LI.rPOOL V. BURNIEY. I M9G.MMFD, T- :C~Qwing t: the ArCtiD-ik cditionsunder the. ' which this games wa -played the ra did, P0oo I not reek anything like a z& number plai =an.m :tood outo the Livrool The teazu6 wX Bowes was -the only avtee a b on t Be yrumy side. on lining up the in i ' teuim were -Lverpoob-Mw i ;C t- Ilney and M¶Leaa-, M'Queen, bet M sue, and M&Bride, half-badks; Gordon, ...

... V ?? la RACING. to )s NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. mlt Tuesday Nighit of There was no question of a postponemeat of the n21l Nottingham Mactin2 throughi the three chief ,he enemies of sport-fros ...

... .G0 LF.y-I: THDE AATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. TV00C4Y OF _M. EAROLD MLTON. Mg Of The amateur golf championship remans in the a, possession of England, Mr. Harold Hilton re- 1 8taining to the southern side of ...

... usu ;ed FIXTURES FOR THIS DAY (SATURDAY) th( Four competition games are down for decision thi his this afternoon, in two of which keen interest -ill hf gh undoubtedly be felt, as the c ...