Keech, 6--Agnes Converse, 4--"Head-lights," 1--C. Gallup, 1--C. W. Chadwick, 2--Prof. P. H. Janney, 1--E. E. Hudson, 1--"Dixie and Pixie," 1--"Mr. Pickwick," and "Sam Weller," 8--M. F. Davenport, 1--"89 and Chestnuts," 1--J. A Keeler, 6--Edith, Grace, and Jessie, 2--Bessie Jackson, 4--H. N. and Nickie Bros., 2--J. M. B., G. S., and A. Louise W., 8--K. L. Reeder, 1--Mamie R., 9--Walter La Bar, 8--H. C. Barnes, 1--Jennie Judge, 3--E. H. Seward, 3--"The Lloyds," 8--A. Wister, 2--Fred T. Pierce, 6--Lucia C. Bradley, 8--Puzzle Club, 9--Alina and Estelle, 1--Pearl Colby and Nell Betts, 7--Eleanor and Maude Peart, 7--S. B. S. Bissell, 4--Estelle and Edith, 1--F. J. and Flip, 2--"Mohawk Valley," 8--H. Allen, Jr., 1--R. Lloyd, 5--Mamma and Fanny, 9--Mrs. E. and Grace E., 5--L. Delano and M. Wilson, 8--I. and E. Swanwick, 5--Anonymous, 4--Herbert Wolfe, 9--Lulu May, 7--No name, 7--"Koko and Pitti-sing," 1--Sallie Viles, 9--Tessie and Henri, 3--Murray and Percy, 9--S. L. Meeks, 6--Marjorie Daw, 1--C. and H. Condit, 8--"Peggotty," 7--Katie, 1--Edith Young, 3--Two Cousins, 9--Eva Hamilton, 9--Chip and Block, 2. [Illustration] NUMERICAL ENIGMA. I am composed of ninety-three letters, and am a famous toast given at Norfolk by a distinguished naval officer who was killed in a duel in 1820. My 89-41-8-49 is a preposition. My 22-73-33 is belonging to us. My 53-15-46-65-29-85 is a specter. My 57-70-1-10 is a float. My 25-59-3 is a term used in addressing a gentleman. My 13-76-48-19 is stockings. My 68-83-26 is to fasten. My 75-5-81 is bashful. My 62-91-6-80 is a division of time. My 69-23-44-55 is restless. My 27-35-37-18-50-90 is the name of a season. My 67-63-92-88-47 is the Christian name of a famous American poet. My 31-28-20-58 is a conflagration. My 30-72-82-24-32-64 is intense dread. My 4-51-17-12-42-60 is a military engine. My 9-34-93-16-45-14-78-86 is a body of men commanded by a colonel. My 40-2-74-38-21-87-54-71-56 are renegades. My 36-39-61-79-52-11-7-66 84-77-43 is a machine-gun that can fire two hundred shots a minute. CUBE. 1 . . . . 2 . . . . . . . . . 3 . . . . 4 . . . . . . 5 . . . . 6 . . . . . . . . 7 . . . . 8 From 1 to 2, a parent; from 2 to 6, tranquillity; from 5 to 6, a useful instrument; from 1 to 5, a feminine name; from 3 to 4, consuming; from 4 to 8, voracious; from 7 to 8, actively; from 3 to 7, the flag which distinguishes a company of soldiers; from 1 to 3, a very small fragment; from 2 to 4, resounded; from 6 to 8, not difficult; from 5 to 7, part of the day. DAVID. H. D. CHARADE.