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NOTES.

Ths time Of entering tho Lebanon HeTa'ds 2-snoFs
tourney has bean extended to May !, 1876.
This Secretary Of tbs Chicago ohess Club has -
eeived the following circular:
DETRo1r, Nov. s, 1s15.-Dsar SIR: Tho auggesuon
has been made to this Club that Chess congress
Western phyers be held In Detroit so1ne time during
the winter, under the auspices OF tbs Detfot Cue.s
Club. It Il by rnesns certain whether any Ge1neo
nlal Congress will ba held. The Detroit Clnn oa1o.e
taking further action In the mAtter, desire 70 knoW
they can count upon your Club co-oretauo8 M!.a
thau- VIII you have the goodness 70 ny ne suoJss+
before your Club, and report tho resuit to nc 5ous
earliest convenience, stating what ph5ers vould %
likely to enter, snd whesher might sxpsct sone Pc
cuuiazJ 2sastarce- Yours hulg, cnuA
T. T. BULL, sec,y Detroit Chess cioo'
The following interesting bit Of cness goeap appears
IN the Pa1s Nor ~ o. me new 1osx
Grapht=: Forty years a9o-tn 1s95-fasfe was ea
tournament played, by letter betMeen me snnmp.oa
plsyers Of France and England The Rame hs:ea M tos
two yeAzs, and ended In = complete vlcsery to< ~
French, which sorely wounded British Van!y tu*.
it has never been quite forgotten: xnd now atsf ne
lapse Of nearly ha1 century Albion hzs tsnt set y.
stakes afe stated 70 bs 0,0oo frzncs The 8ame Ae
it, predecessor, will lat two years, the oses oelat
communicated by Telegraph. In Paris fns eans W.
b. plsJed at ths Cafs d. L. Regsnce uudT t1e 1Hee
ton o9 The professional II. Rossn.hal MN UaFlne1'
Arnous Hs1ue, Baron Aodre, Aa., Ars anon8 te1 ala
thur playsFs whs Will sata p4r In tbs CANA &aa ass1
~ sA1s aksady h%an It'd n ~ EsR1A
, 1875-12-05
MATRIMONIAL.

Tho iftieth anniversary OF tho welding Of
c,n+ ~ Nrra w;1,;.m r Hoodless ma ce1e-
Isp. 1na Was,"ad.~ w. a.srinc a. ] st the Arher,on
pEatea 'As1 msn.es meus .e"na .'o nrar on enssta
House, On Wabash a7enne. over q" goes'S
were present Details OF the anau Wars pnD-
lished in Thursdays TRIBUNE,
co1r-uorn1v.
~ ~. ras;danca ~
LAst neoneso*s e'eue' -. -. 49, no a~o 711s. y.
Mr. Robert Wright NO. 451 Nest Washington
street, were married Miss Eleanor aond45 ana
Mr Eylyester Cole OF the rea1-estato firm OF f.
, 1875-12-05

Vas dancing.
NOTES.
Mrs. J. II. Douglas gave large children's
party Friday evening 1t her resideace' No. 297
Erie street.
Friday evening Mr. and AIRS. D. 4. Jones en-
tertaioed larga company OF young people at
their beautiful residence. No. ~ Calumet ave-
nue., The party Was given for their daughter.
Over si1tg guests we're present. music being
furnished by Hand.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. s. P. Walker
entertained select number OF friends ut their
residence, No. 10 Centre avenue.
large children's party in honor OF the birthday
Of her little daughter, Miss Attic.
The second Of the series Of Unity Church
socinb1es, held at the residence Of Mr. Henry L.
Thompson. No. SIT Chicago avenue, last Tues-
dsv evening, WIS very enjoyable entertain
meut-
4 dramatic entertainment VAS given last
Wednesday evening in tho parlors Of the Third
Unitarian Church, corner Of Monroe and Latin
stEeets. There Was large attendance.
CoHING EVENTS.
All-Sainta' grand holiday social. with mua!c
and supper, is announced to take place ut Grow q
Opera-Hap, No. SIT West Madison street, Deo-
Tho third Of tho conversations at the parlors Of
tho Third Unitarian Church. corner or monroe
and Latin streets, will be given BY h1s Leon
owens Oh .Buddha and Buddhisu1" next Bun
day evening.
Tho Laaios' Aid Society Of the Third Unitarian
Church will give one OF their denghttn! parties ee
ut the residence OF A1r. J. Van 1nwagen, no. 150
Warren avenue, Friday evening.
On Friday, evening Dec 10, = parlof concert
under the direction Of Mrs. Louis Falk will be
gwen at the residence of Mrs. D. B. Gardner,
the Union Park Congregational Church. The
! attraction will be the RlaDey Quar,ette. Mr.
| and Mrs Louis Falk. Miss Nellie White. etocu-
ZIONIST, hiAs Kats Skeer, MI. John MoWade,
, 1875-12-05

SUBURBAN..
LAKE FOREST.

LAKE FOREST.
Wednesday evening Mrs, William henry Smith |
gave surprise pa1.r no. o1so"ao, e
the anniversary OF n's 1os's'secoao on 'uuas'
Between 800 and 400 we're invited Among those
present were M1. snd Mrs. Parsons OF Cleva- |
tana 1eo = s'1S.' - .,a IN M;.. &c s,,;,n ~ % F1ercb
crane, Mt, ~ :" anu M,os ~ "'ua'n, ~" 49,
and Miss Parsons' OF chicago; W. ana @'ss
Patterson, Of Highland PARK Mics Humphreys
Of Cincinnati; and the Hon. and Mrs. c. B. Far
n "e, D.. ~. ~ Ma,-;t NJ ,nd sfra Calvin
well. Pro1. ana Mla' ae"11' Ml. soo ats' ex1'1"
Durand, Mr. and Mrs. Airke, Ar. ana sAfa. "A1-
rem, 11r. aud Mrs. Benedict, Mr. and alra Lake,
.ha s' Pao po s' IT. Tsx,or Ia NJ nncknrhsm % Mr.. and
M Fs Capt nd %5a NM s.ne VT hs a0d Msses
Naaf NaeI, Kno1 ~ Hsthavsv wo;s warren. Learned,
w. Wazna Asu sm;th and Sfessrs. Warren Fessenoen
+rra 6,ot r.rt =, tha anrnrsa Wa The throwing
10 W.. ns + pa I;hr,xr Jonrr wber str1e was dis
oIo"aS - snd s tha actnc Of The yorY aughable
come1;etts " "Which La which p with the follow
;e1a.rt
~ - Ines a@"-,. Robert canor
IL H. T1,ats Tnssses H. aarele
NJ ~ Fes.enden .Padles
hiss Nellie Warren.
Miss Neaf. [:I
His. Etne Nesf Mis-. MILE
rha plav VIVA wall acted, and WAS received
with the most enthusiastic applause. Letters OF
congratulation we're then read from III; NhltA-
i. ~ Raid od;tor Nav York Tribune Senator
uL.-a. ~. Can Too.n Cen Boyntou {: Mr..
11et 81 ml,d Hn. - ad;tor C;nc,nn.t Conmerciai Mr.
Richard Smith Sam r. Reed, aud j. I. fetTy.
editors Guclnnsh Gazette Col Jonn hn2pP, ~
the ST. LOUIS hepIotscan ~. a. ~ ~ ~
tor Of the Menph1s AoMaAele; ~ ~. ~
Hademsu OF the Lon1g9aus coIn Gh..';ota ~
J. Il. Siebeneck, Of the Pittsb1rs Chron'c7e @ Tue
Hon. J. b. Barrett, OF tne Clnctnnal T.;s' n"Ss
Cot Leopold AarGoreit, Or Inc Cloelnnat.
| bl0H the Hon. +. W. falmes, OF tne i'ue4-
, 1875-12-05

fa} L to is the more common method OF proceed
Ing At this unctre but uuthor1da& consider III
TO Q equally ~ good.
Is, We do moi remember OF e~er before hAving seen
the force OF which il not seen at glanco.
q Intending lrobabiy. free hs poa!ton, but g.
rious,y co.nla omIsing iz prospects Of suocess Inc
looked. ~
to 4 "Nttle Joker" Should Black capture this
Bishop with tho Kt. White mates In two moves.
fel HS,urmtur The CASTLE" Should Back attempt 10
save his Rook, Whit has very pretty forced Hats In
I've movak.
, 1875-12-05
THE GAME OF CHESS.

co,c.oo cHrss cLur-Nos. es and IS Washington
street: open from q. m. to 10 P. n.
Chess players meet daily at the fremont House H1-
change, md .t the Sherman House {bascmenE.
Communications with games, psoblems, or solutions
,bou}d bo addressed to the City Editor Of THR TR1n
unr. Good problems eaucs will be published in
rn1,rYn
, 1875-12-05
AT CHESS.

At CHESS
Sal1te 4. Broet in Apptxsons' Jsrtnoa
Abov checkered table tley bent
mau in his prime and tpaiden fair,
Over whose polished aud hlue-veiued hrow
Rested 10 shadoEy tinge Of care.
Her eyes were fountains Of sapphire hsht;
Hor lips wore the curves OF cheerful tho19h1s
And into her gestures xnd into her smile,
Grace and beauty their spell had fraught%
Above the cheekered table they bent,
Watching the pieces, red and whlte,
Il Zach moved on. IN appointed course,
Through tbs mimic bstte's ste4dy tight
The queen, In her stately, regal power:
The king, To her Eera N friendly shield;
The mtzed ii hop, with his support,
And the massive custle acrozs tho field:
Tho pawn. in hta slow and cautious pace,
step at time and the mounted knight,
Vnulting, IL p II Mt horsemeu Of old,
To the right and left, and left ind right.
But single word the silence broke,
As they cleared aside the ruin and ~fecz
OF tbs bxtalos havoc and that word
W.4s the little monosJilable Cnsck!"
Pawns and bishops, End castles, and kniahta
Treubled together in sad dismay,
While pair Of hearts waro pu1sing bes1ds
To deeper, wider, Eweeter play.
Yet the Saze Of esch-the man and tho maid
On the board was fastened for turn OF tate,
When the archly whta .ercd. with radiant glance
And sparkling smile, II you please, sir, aase !
And gently her auttez1ng triumph -hAna'
As white II = fake OF plre2t pearl
shs laid on the c.own Of her sicto1-Hng,
While the other toYcd with . wnnton curl:
He Iftad the first to his smiling lipa,
And On 1t imprinted trembling kiss;
And be murmured softly, t' I should no: cars
For losing the ga1ne, could win thin y
What the maiden answered 'twers treason to til,
Al her bushes deepened to crimson glow,
Mounting. Ike lightning flashes quick,
TIL they burned on cheeks, and a7rs. Ano oro"t
And in three months tine the church-bells rang,
And the parson duiahed the game begun,
When both wore the conquerors triumph azn19a'
, 1875-12-05

GuRPR1BE PARTY
1G Thursday evening = surprise Taa given
Aa. Cla7a Gum, At the residence OF her
sa1hes, Dt. Aoses Gum. No. ~ Calumet Avenue.
n@ong the gnests were Ar. and Mrs. " Y.
Iske1. VT. and Mrs. Charles Breea. Miss Nlnah
nn1dss: Nisa Jennie CoolbAugh. Miss Blanche
nn Mise Aarian Cater, Nina Florencs
nnsa, 4iss Betty Carter, Miss GrovertnAn, Mlss
xsoa'e Eastwood, Miss Lott1e Sharp. Miss Al"
999.soe, ind Mus Hubbard Of New York. Mesers.
Seaaeson Comes, PECK, Asay, Adslt, Clarke.
"afns suath. Grod. Goddard. Eme1soo, T7stla
eedPsuy.
xuMcAl ENTERTAINMENT.
-. vesY eslees and pleasant party va given
x !; monday evening 1t the residence o9 Af. ..
=. AsooArk, No. S3l Michigan avenue. Hands
**seeoa ! had bean obtained for tho OCCASION
Mo'oocallo solo By MF. E1cheiH, cornet solo
49,. -. caslie md flute solo By Ar. Sears were
.es o9 ths aatsrssinment. The accompanl-
~ g The auts solo and the ooznet solo WAS BY
= - EDWARD Cobb, Of Cobb's Library, 10 ana
10 ssnan skill MIR. s. D. Klnbark. IN
=, q. eoa1ss ot the evening, favorsd The guest
soaS. Which Was reoalved With sppl&aso'
~. nlooM1xo1oH soc1ETT.
- azfs paxtv oas given Last Thrt1dAy eTen-
- cesidenoe Of Gen. l. Gridley. L. ene
o. bloomington, Ill, In honor af h1s
ssamsfs Aiss AAs! 1ridloy, who Was Aboat 70
s..sa Visit - 'ths East. Among tho Raes@
Sss3 xess osn. and Ma Morton. Mfs- Judge
sassas ~ r. nod Hrs Beard, ard many stases.
asaea Mia eazsA nA&n ~ eapsfFss-
, 1875-12-05

WHITE
. White to pla, 'nd n.te in three novel,
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. !.
wh{.a Black.
II to o Ct sauars TX to K4(A4
1HtoH2 7..Anyth1nK
SO mates. i.
{A
Up toK6
2..QtoQ3 2.-Anyta4aS
So mAtes
Solved BY H. Henshel, city.
, 1875-12-05

d5s. whs :, ,sa asp s1s
nsa .norcss of ssrere colds, from wh1ch many
s.ss1 & aa.nn.aoo et H. uns. R!sgs: soaid
aaa osnsf nsnfHetansls sesuxn - soosEzaa saa xsas
, 1875-12-05

Anv article embracing the leading business
men Of Chicago would be Incomplete without
mention OF liz Brown, the great suburban n fea,r
estate operator. He haa sold homes 81 IN our our
saburbs to more psople during the Pass asa year
h'nad fnan an His cheap $1oo lots At Park Ridge
% poit'e of rapidly, for it is generally known thst
after Tuesday next he will raise the pr,se :: 70
s2ho each. Va would suggest that one OF his
fns lois would make very appropriate cn11es-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-01

Passion Week made very little difference in
the olympic attendance, and this was due to
the extraordinary magnetism of the pro
gramme presented Manager John +. Poole
displays the skill OF Il veteran IN his specially
ana vaudeville selections apparently cog
INFANT OF the tact that the large population OF
this city will support n theatre AT any season
of the year, providing the attrac lions are
merltorious. The patrons OF this style OF en-
tertainment can no longer be satisfied with
extravagant promises on paper. They must
have good performance for their money, and
Manager Poole appears to realize and appre-
ciatc this fact TO the ladies the Olympic
affords special temptation, each act, sketch,
song and dapcc being carefully pruned OF all
impurity before being placed on the stage.
The manager is also sufficiently shrewd TO
compre hend that even popular names and
acts become threadbare by incessant use
therefore frequent changes have become the
rule OF tins popular house, now the only fam
lily variety theatre In New York.
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Mr.. John +. Poole has surely made sue
ce : in elevating the tone OF variety shows in
general and at the Olympic In particular. and
10 him must lie given the honor OF producing
the best variety performances ever given in
this city.
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AMUsE NIENTs.
WALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE

ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLACK'S.
THURSDAY, APRIL J.
EVERY EVENING USTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
also
SATURDAY MATINEE,
viii be presented the very successful adap ton by
Messrs Lester WALLACK and PIERREPONf ED
WARDS. of OCTAVE FEUItLEl's great Drama, in
prologue and i've acts entitled the
ROMANCE
Or
A POOR
YOUNG MAN.
Win elegant and appropriate scenery and ccessories
and the following distribution Of Characters
MANU- ........................Mr. H. j. MONTAGUE
Dr. DksMARE >. ................... MI JOHN GILBERT
NJ pE bEN MN ~; ..........-.....,, Mr.: j. FOLK
ALAN ...... .,................. .hI. r. M HOLLAND
~; NOukEI o. e. BRONZE
nsON y FL u r. EpMiN
Mr. ~ Ifth
~ Mr. ). =. JO.EfHS
rhANCOls. MT ~ AIhiNS
Ahtiu rht MISS ADA ~ ~
nilne LAhOQlE Mlnt rnslsi
NINE. Az bREn MISS EFFlE HEMMuN
a MIC, Hello Miss LONE BuKkE
CHRISTINE, Breton peasant girl a,,rov,on
Guests Servants, Peasaniry. &c., &C.
In active preparation for early production, romantic
play IN i've acts, entitled
RAFAFL
with New Scenery Costumes and Appointments
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PHILADELPHIA HOTEL TO RENT OR FOR SALE
Large five story iron 'front.' hotel, about q Rooms
fortune can be made during the Centennial Apply to
GOULD Co, Furniture Mandatory "a South Sec
ond street Philadelphia.
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cUMMIT. n ITO LET OR LEASE, LARGE BRICK
- Dwelling, 20 rooms barn, &C. suitable for boarding
house private family near depot Inquire OF y. A.
urnin
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PATTERSON, n. 40 LET, AT A Low PRICE,
IL splendid House. containing IA rooms; all modern
improvements stable and carriage house large garden;
plenty OF fruit and SHADE trees and only ten minutes
walk Erie Railroad depot the premises for
mcrly occupied by ID. b. Grant Esq, President Grant
Locomotive Works. and III FIRST class condition. For
furher particulars apply TO }. A. MORRLSsE 25 Main
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From the new York star Of sunday last. March %.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. MATINEE TO-DAY.
" 624 BROADWAY.
Mr.. JOHN f. PooLE................... $500. Manager
from the New York Mercury OF Sunday last.
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nALY,s FIFTH AVENUE THG TIRE. -
IL Mr. AuGUSTiN DAILY. Proprietor and Manager
TODAY THuRSDAN), Aprl l. isIa
A CHARITY MAflA ~,
Under the direction Of Mr. Ausustin DAILY,
II AlO OF
THE CENTRAL DlsPFNsARf
Performance commences at r. a.
PROGRAMME
OVERTURE BY the FIFTH AVENUE ORCHESTRA.
under the
direction of.,.......s....*.--MFs e.
IL.
Mr. FRANK MAYO has most kindly volunteered ana
will appear in Charles Mathews most amusing COMEDY
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DOR sALE-PRoPERTY NOS. 35S AND 800 EAST
Tenth street 50 feet by hall the block. containing
two four story brick Houses which rent we'll &c. will
be sold together separately Apply TO owner No. l45
East Nineteenth street.
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Ar YoNKERS-SEVERAL NEAT COTTAGES TO
~ let, only S3GU per year, also House, with modern
improvements Including stable at 5000 Address call
on YOGMANa. Agent, at lonkers.
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nNE OF THE MOST ELEGANT RESIDENCES on
" the north shore Long Island TO let very rea-
sonable terms. For particulars address y. N. TERRY
Roslyn L. l.
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NTYACk.-COTTAGEs AND COUNTRY SEATS TO LET;
IN also Tor sale rents Sl0O $500 $3.50 5000 500 $780,
&C; see photos, maps. &c. q. H. OLIVER
No. Park place
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Amer which,
Mr.. SOL SMITH RUSSELL
in selection from ms celebrated Monoogue Entertatu
mept by permission OF Mr. J. r. POOLE.
w.
By consent Of Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY the folowinf
members OF the Fifth avenue company win appear II
THEfNE SMITHS charming Comedy OF
MY uNCLaS WILL: ...x,-
Mr. CHARLES CUsHMAN.........M Mr.. LOUIS JAMES
Miss FLORENCE MAkIGO LID. 49,. Miss SARA JEMEtd
Mr.. MI y. "aAiiNS
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EoR SALE OR 10 RENT VERY Iowa LARGE
II double House, in good order, in Westehester county,
II miles from New York box l,7l0 Post office.
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EroR SATISFACTORY, FOUR STORY BRICK. SMALL
private Dwelling in front, Grand Central de-
pot; small amount OF cash required Apply to q. @.
MORGAN. IL Warren street room from 10 O'Clock.
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i in southern New Jersey. Call on the owner. at
the National Hotel No. Couruand street, address
HENRY TAPPkN, Toms River n. j.
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

BARGAIN-s3s50 IN MOUNT VERNON. N. Y.
"A two story house, built three years seven rooms
best order dXl1O OF ground nicely laid out, rut &C.
tye blocks from depot Address HoLBnoOk' hera!t
office.
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To LET-AT wooDsBURG THE FASHIONABLE
i summer resort Long Island, several new Cot
tages containing and 10 rooms cach rent Sl5 10 $40
NoodsD the Rockaway branch of the southern
Railroad Is New York city; trains each way
daily ITS location is Unsurpassed or healthiulnes and
beauty of surrounding scenery, commanding fine VI
the and ocean, and anording ample opportunity
for boating, sailing fishing still water aud surf bathing;
well conduc ed district school is located but snort
walk from the cottages; also Methodist ana Episcopa
church. For ull information apply TO SAMUEL WOOD,
York.
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ORANGE, n. j. (SPECIALIY).--oN MOUNTAIN AND
" ridge. complete variety furnished unfinished
Residences rent season some decided bargans
sale. low figures HAMILTON " a LIS 80 Pine St
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NIONTCLAfR.-F0R SALE. EXCHANGE OR TO
1n rent furnished or unurnshed, new French roof
Cottage, Earn ana Stable with Ave acres, containing
fruit OF all kinds Inquire OF or address A. Tookkk
223 HUDSON street, city
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A BULL ~ CHINA SHOP,
r,.nrtah IL the following artists who have Rener
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The principal characters
by Mr.. Charles Fisher, Mr..
James Lewis, Mr. Davldge,
Nr. Parkes, Mr.. Drew, Mr..
Rinrgold, Mr.. Fawcett, Miss
tanny Davenport, Mrs. Gill
bert. Miss Graham, Miss
Ri2l. Miss Mortimer and
Mtsa Euriau
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ENOR SALOON THE EAST SIDE. A FRAME
cottage House and two Lots, with stableroom Tor
wo horses, and hay lott; situated within
10 feet OF the Boulevard easy. For lull
particulars call Mr.. r. u DUNkIN, No IA Third
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A -CARTTkRS DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON
~ Building intersection stuvvesant and Ninth streets
Classes Mondays ami Thurs lays PRIVATE lessons In
XII de val specially Reception Dansante this thurs
day evening
- sAusE,s DANCING ACADEMIES GLASSES
"A at Masonic Hail. ia kas 18Th street Brevoort Hall
4 4 aast saith street. PkiVAtE Lessons at hour.
CIRCULAKs at private academy. ~ kast llth street
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West side.

A THREE THREE STORY AND CELLAR BUILD
~ inRs l2s s0 and l31 Jane street sale to let
suitable Tor packing BUSINESS 66x70;
moderate. L. l.. a Is. 4. BURNHAM, 6U0 Hudson st
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-06

nabm nun Der Srau bic S9liiiIel aus Der
&aihe, Offuets bic Gommobe, nabm Sas 8as
pler9elo heraus uno leate oos Sob borne in
bic S9ublaoe.
MfItnebmeH that if IS nidlt. id fiirhtsts
MID oapor. Us befano ii6 in Der nhsreu
Sflublaoe Der Gommo6e aud cine 8 oiie nit
Silber9elb !; audi bieleS nabm itb nidt. g8dbs
reno i'd baS @elO nabm, it6bnten alle 9rei.
Sd, 9ebraudte Hnr bic 2lrt unb ben Stiel
oerielben, nm Die Morotbat auS;ufiibren, uuo
teinen Stdorb- -StOd. SD bate uur Striin-
pie, teIne Sd)ube an, oieie bate i'd ausaeso=
gen, Inn 81 Sette 81 9eben. SD So9 bic
Sd)ube nidlt aus, I'M ins 6Qus ;u idlletdaen
nit Der abfidt, Die Samilie 5u t0oteu, id,
bate cine iOld]e abfdt ourhaus nidt. Sd,
bate fein Slut al mir, ausgenommen an
meiuen 6iiBen. AlS i'd oas Saus oerlief.
glaubte idl, idl miir0e iterben; id) fiirt)tetc
mid uno lief 81 meinen Shweitsrn 10 id)neQ
tf fonnte. 2lls i'd gu Srn. S'9iear fam,
ber bem nleine S9peiter wobnte, mar SrGus
lein Sennte S'9tear nod nidt su Sett qeqan=
gen, ld) hGrte iie iin9en. SD qina allf 6aS
3inmer neiner Sd1lueiter, mo 6ieie iidl allein
befanb, er5ablte thr aber nidDt, mas idl aetban
batte. 0arauf begab i'd mid Su Sett uno
bate bic Qbfd)t, beS anbereu Mor9ens mie.
Der in oas 6auS beS Srn. Serneon Ill aeben
unb mid su itellen, als oh if gtift8 BON
Dem 8orgefalleneH tpiiBte, allein S6r. S'9iear
fam gu mir uno frug mid, OBJ id Tim belfen
wolIte, ielner Sd)weifcr Sd)meiue III id)lad.
ten. SD iagte, 6r. Seruoon little oas nidlt,
90 er mir cine anoere 9lrbeit auiqetraaen.
0arauf ertuteberte S'6ear, er moae anbereu
Cages nit Sernbon bariber ipref)en uno Die
Sahe abmad)en, unb 'dl iagte ibm meine
Sitlfe beim Shlahten Der St1meine Ill. SD
gtng Su Srau S'0fear, nm Die S6merne abs
3utbun, nno pcritedte unterpegS oaS geIob,
lene @elb in einem 6aufeu lluterbolS. 9l8
Sanbp Soutbero su Dem Sdmeiuel0Q fam
unb mir erSGblte, baB Die gause Sernbon'ife
Samtlie ermOroet 9efunben morSeniei, rpente
i9 laut. Srau S'9tear bat mid, uidlt III
lpeintn 9ticmano iab mid meine11, ais 6rau
S'Rear, 9obert Sl0dburn uno Seal Sonar.
SD ia9te Su lprn. S'&ear, id) iuiiroe better
tbun, 5u 9ernoon'S III 9eben, bod meinte er,
i'd miirbe bort ntd)t gut t9uu. gllS i'd Die
Worotbat began9eu, that eS mir leiO, oenn
id ain9 nift bin, nm iie ~ t6Oten, aud
nid)t, nm bas @elb 3u teblell. 9ieIes nabm
i4 ipGter MIR, I'M baburb 5u Der Neinung
SeranlaIiun9 81 geben, baB Semano InGers
IS getban babe. 9llS id1 gSilliS 3ibb oeS
DtoroeS bei6ulOi9te, glaubte i'd, Die Sa6e
Oaour9 flar 3u itelleu. SD boq6rabte bic
Chat allein uno giiemanb ionit meiB ettuaS
Oauou. SD made oieie8 freie SeteuntniB
luS mir ielbft unb i'd babe Die g8abrbeit
,r5dblt, 10 Uiel id) mid Der llmltdnOe nod
.rinnern fam. SD babe feline 9oifnuug
mebr su enttommen unb wetB, OaB i'd fir
mein Serbred,eu Iterben muB."
SieieS SeferntuiB ruurbe auf9eidlrieben
lub benz @efau9eneu in @e9enuart mebrerer
3eugen porgeleien, porauf er erfldrte, baB eS
in ieoer Se3iebunq forfeit lei.
auf ben 19. DtdrS lit her otnri9tungSta9
ieltgeiett moroen.