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and to the point, and when the plot 'deepcus
anu the 'sltuations" with It, the enthusiasm
that Aad begun to bud and beat all a& once
oufs,s ..n 'nr1 no. sull Mo,tsr newer,
IT was ''good house" too,-tlat Is, It was 4
house we'll represented by the s'culturo and
refinement Of the city; and yet Yesterday I
heard Of one OF the Boston danes saving that
it IVES vulgar, play, and that the audiences
were those that one sees at variety show
ialklng with one OF the strongest and most cui-
tiGatcd OF Boston d1yincs on this very point,
got thts opinion and Information: that the play
vas pronounced by everyone who had been in
california, anu seen anything Of California life,
VITA as little Of the coarser elements
emphasized Us was consistent with truth
1nlness: Tue gentleman hialself had been
resident OF California, and declared the PLAY
very clever realistic work.
IN Inc scene @ where the sch9olmlstress arrives,
masculine gender who, living IN a part Of the
country where women are redundant, pronounce
oYcfEone,-l mare Inc testimony OF clergy
mans %lie tnat, IN 'o4, when she went with her
nusDana 10 Nevada,
THOUSAND AlaERs WHO had BEARD Or HER
EXPECTED ARRIVAL
teit theif "oEk anu crowded round the stage to
steet ner appearance; And a little later they
Moulu oeg Toe privilege ot coming to see her
oaoy ana Woaad LOOK at IT ths little thing As II it
Were sou'eta'ue out o. heaVen,-as indeed 1t
WY 70 1nese men se1,-oanashed from home
ano ,tlcnos 1os geats" lnis lady did not ind
au3snsaus scpu.sI'9 ~ tne pay, OUT tender
toucnes I.'a1 sent tne teaFs 60 hcr eyes, as they
na'e ~ tue Eyes ~ nuause9s o1 OLD AYERS.
TOT MlseA, tAoueu oao not LOOK upon the play
Win the memor'zlne Vision OF experience,
throu9h LUG lens OF oosersAtlon ana ~'tn Inc
various accouuts OF all Ihal eaflg history OF our
western country n mF in1na, the scenes aad
tue plot seemed Like something that one had
, 1877-10-28
THE OLD STORY.

0 Ellen WA fair, and Ellen Was young
Her beauty the theme Of many tongue;
With lips Of coral, and brow OF snow,
Aud cheek where the bushes come and ges
With IocHs Of jet and laughing cyee
That zva1cd the flash OF her native skies.
Pure as the snow that, falling light,
Covers the earth on ! Winter night,
Must she be marked for villains game.
and 4 blight be cast on her spotlcss name!
Innocent Ellen, beware. beware:
In the strangers words there turks suare.
lie would win thy steps from the path Of Right,
Change Life's bright morn inso dreaFy aisht.
Turn, trEn: ere ae claim thee for bis preyt
Heed not his VOWS! Away. away.
But Ellen was weak, and Ellen was vain
And he spoke in the hatterer'x honeycd strain;
So she stascd her ail On his truth alone,
and he'd with him from her parents home.
Th:ee Summers sped, and returned again,
Ere Ellen back to the village c1mc.
Too soon her trusting. fond heart learned
Thc lesson Of love betrayed aud spnrned-
Her brow was pale. and her step was slow,
In her eye a settled look Of wo-
She met not pity, but sCorn from all
Who once would haste ut her liehIest call;
The cutting slight and the sncerins tone
We're the weary wanderers welcome home.
Ligh.cned the gloom Of that midnight-sky,
As Ellen once more stole forth atone,
\ second time from her once bright home.
She did not linwer to weep or think.
Hut hurried along to the rivers brink.
Ono instant silc suzcd On the waters dark.
( moment size slirank with a fearful heart
Then straight plunged in, and the waves dull toll
Chanred dirSe for lee passing soul
All. hers ,y,s the pain, the shame, the grief,
That gladly IN death bud found relief;
But Hts is The life long, hauutiny wo
Tl,ut backcns his life where'er he 70.
lie f.c. though he smiles in Guild dsdafu,
dread and fcar tina. he cannot name;
II ell knows he. though mtA may call him free,
Fore Gvi no less murderer he-
Ocr. Il, 1877. ULL1E II AkERSTRoA
, 1877-10-28
MUSIC.

The arrangements for the testimonial concert
to Nine Rive-king on tue 18th proximo are
rapidly being completed. and already promise
ons Of the most remarkable concerts ever given
III the city. The array Of talent, hoth from
abroad and from the city, Is an unusual one,
and miwht, indeed, have been extended almost
without limit, SO generous have been the offers
Of musical taleut to help make the testimonial
attractive. Miss Thursby. who is unquestion-
ably the best concert soprano in the country,
has been securcd-an announcement which will
ha welcome one tu that artists crowds Of ad-
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CHESS IN ENGLAND.
Played in the late Birmingham Tournament.

"a kt to ct S can only be mct advantageous1t
BY to RI. OF course Col. Minchin was afraid OF
Nr. Thorold then going in for his own attack, but
it would seem better 10 decline the gampft Alto
gether than Rhirk uny Of fts consequences;
tb] g. p to q seems to me required by tho
principle Of the position and by the necessity Of
the case
, 1877-10-28

{1) ht to 1t . can only be met advant1Teouslf
by T to r ,. OF course Col. Mnchin was afraid OF
Nr. Thorold then going in for his own attack, but
1t would seem better 10 decline the ganoft Alto
tb) e..P to q seems II to me- required BY tho
principle Of the position and by the necessity Of
the case.
mp by the capture Of the 1t, had all the dlsadyan
| tages Of recklessness and timidity combined
! i'd Exceedingly we'll played
{e) II 11..P takes D. then l.. .Kt takes 4. b
takes It, q takes r. Kt to kt 2, II. h takes
?, and White has q won game.
IL II tue game were worth continuing he ought
surely I'd have takcn the Il P With two Pawns
minus, and a most dolorons position. what chanca
eau he have:-Egestminster Papers.
NATIONAL CHESS ASSOCIATION.
The following prospectus OF the First Grand
Problem Tourney OF the American Chess and Prob
lem Association has been issued:
In Offering its hrst Problem Tourney to tho
world the American Chess and Problem Associa-
dencc, feeling sure tha, any contest in this branch
Of our beautiful art Is certain to Dc warmly vel
coined aud eaeer!y entered into BY composers. Tho
honors to be strsyen fur iii this tilt, depending
they do upon the iberality Of competitors In join
Ing the Association, promise to be great as we
anticipate such I ro'l or membership e. as % snall
prizes ever before competed for IN Problem
Tourney,
TIE PRIZES
Six prizes are offered, be appoEtioued from tho
receipts ~ follows:
For the best original problem Of the tour.
........................-25 Is per cent
For the best set OF three original problems
In or or IS per cers
For the second best of three original
problems , .-......-.. 20 PET cent
For the :ifrd best set OF three original prob
lens In : Or ....-.........-.. IS per cent
For the fourth best set of three original
er bess sst Of q prob
lens ii org or -....... per cent
Total ........-.................1oo per cent
CONDITIONS.
l. Competition open to the world, md will be
free. But the amount Uf the prizes will de-
pend upon the receipts of the Association, com-
pctitors arc invited TO subscribe members, thus
becoming entitled to vote On ull Important qucs-
ttons, and to receive due notice OF all meetings
aud tournaments OF the Association. Fec. 81.
?. No composer ehal enter for competition more
thnn set OF problems.
5. Each set must be entered under motto, and
may be sent to any chess editor III the United
States, who will forward copy to the Sec
retary. Bnt it is suggested that composers send
each problem Of their to different chess pub
l1cation. This will enable competition to begin Ut
once 1t will not be necessary to wats until set
is completed. 1t will also more fairly distribute
the honors OF publication.
!. Problems will be compared and rated upon the
following basa:
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5. The Committee OF Award will consist Of three
members to be selected by the onccrs OF the Asso-
ciatlon.
i. Competition will remain open until March
81 1873, and eat1ied 17ay be mailed up to that
, 1877-10-28
White.
White tqL play and mate in five moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no. es.

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. es...
White. Black.
LIZ to kt3 p 1..H kt1
20 takes ...Moycs
3..Mates
~ Correct solution to Problem No. 0S received
from ". II. Ovngton. O, r. Benjamin, E. Harbe,
G. 4. Perry, J. H. Campbell, c: ". Clark, and L.
+. B.. city; IL l. T. E., Joliet, H.. E c. Theirs,
kL. Turner, III.
SOLUTION TO ENIGMA NO. gs.
White. K1ack.
1..Kt tult8 1..k moves
2..QtokB8 4..Aoyea
3-.Q mates
- Correct solution to Enigma No. 08 received
from ". II. 0vinyton, O. r. Benjamin, E. Rarbe,
and c. W. Clark, city; z. G. Theirs, Kenosha,
Wis; j. A. Grecnhil, Clinton, Ia>: s. q. Callen-
der, Lawrence, H.; kt, Turner, I'll.
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Earuum.s Great Show.

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II wopId reot,ire columns OF snace To ca,,.
Ioype and describe tho Twin, art and artisan
| cnr,ousi,ies and treasures and tho Iit.-siza,,
| a,,,orna-ops opera,ed b,, , solid silver s,sa,,
erpine which this rireIess Sir,rod of s.,,iosi-
~ bp,,s-s has accommodated, en- bfs Grand ,;a,,
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tory il ou,rivaIIed in f,s wov by tho adinin-
ing N.,,.,arie ,yvic. ,b.. Iar,es, .,,r
moved and Including anopp its exD-n
! siya and rare animals IN. only Iivip, m
| pooot,mus ian In. N.w World RibIica, I,a-
| bemoth which eost Mr. P,rnum s25c 90 Tho
Circus danartment too is aou.IIv co,o,t.,.
| and COMPREHENSIVE and while s,ric,lv Go.
erued by morality and mood taste o,fars nm
ineomnar,,tIe nrog,a,nme n, hriiIian, .nJ
exciting sou.s,,i.n ,,5 ,y,,-s,...r g.. 81
illustrations of animal ,.sn.,,io, 49,,
the arenic po,al,Ies ,n,, a., ,,n,o,, NJ
Charles Fish uron.s,ion.,,,,. ~, -, -
b,rebac,, .onestriaps and ,o,,hoss. ,.,,,,.I NJ
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shows No,bin, Ifr. H., ,,,onni,i,.,,,, - .,
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Mr. p,rn,m n.;1 Sso oo,,,,I,, a., -. -,
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Tice For September.

Professor Tice has predicted thai the " cath
er for September, ls.i, will probably be as fol-
lows: 9TH To the Sth, falling barometer and
rising temperature, clouding and threatening,
with rain in places; Sth % the 10th, rising
barometer and falling temperature, with fair
weather generally 10th To the
II h, falling barometer and ris-
ing temperature, clouding and
threatening, with very heavy rams and
we're storms IN places; iIth To the 10th, ris-
ing baromerer and falling temperature, with
generally fair weather; 10 To the lJtu
falling barometer and rising temperature,
clouding and threatening, with very heavy
rains and perhaps severe storms in the Mis-
souri, valley; 10Th Ia I'd, rising barometer
and falling temperature, generally fair; .2i
10 the 18th, falling barometer and ris ng
temperature, cloudy aud threatening, witn
very heavy rains and severe storms in
places 9th TO the 18th, rising barometer
and falling temperature, clear and cool; 18Th
and 10Th, clouding rnd threatening with To-
cal rains. The warmer periods of the month
Will be about the LIST, I2th, 18th, 9th and 3jth.
The cooler periods will occur about the ith
Eh, 18th, and 18th. Possibly "A tropical cy-
clone may appear on the south Atlantic or
Gulf coast, either about the llth, Eth, or I'D.
In that case cool weather will prevail over
the west and north until the cyclone has
passed OFF.
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DISTRICT COURT.


State of Kansas VS.. Collins-Charged with
ti7 nnurcer of Charles Geary, soldier oi the
Tent n Cavalry; the jury return verdict of
not guilty. Defendant discharged.
Same VS.. Reid-Nerdict of guilty of grand
larceny defendant sentenced 10 three years
in the penitentiary.
State vs.. SInith-Bench warrant issued for
the arrest Of the defendant.
State VS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plead gull
ty of assault with intent to kill, sentenced TO
one year. McCafferty is the same man who
made the cowardly assault upon Tailor Robt
McGresor, some time ago, which resulted
nearly in Mr.. McGregors death.
Same VS.. Same-Defendant plead guilty of
grand larceny and sentenced To three years.
State vs.. Humphreys-On trial. This is the
case of the man charged with having COM
mitted an assault upon young girl named
Meyers, two miles west Cfthe city ON the 10th
OF July last, with intent To rob.
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IL VIII need great confidence in our religion
to meet our duty. God give us more assn.
ance!
My unconverted friend, let not the weak
ness OF any protesting Christian deter Won.
You may freely place all confidence in Christ s
Gospel. Men have lived and died. Irusr-
ing in II for two thousand years, and il
has never failed them. Test IL By what il
Goes LOT niah; hot by what poor, >inIul man
does with H. The world has found no,Iiing
better. outside IhI- gospel there are no Other
glad dstEaHs. You must NOT D. Ii.-y,. lie san
ilght 10 tie blue ~Hf yellow and green D..-
cause you see Il now through these stained
glass windows Of this church. TO To the
greet source OF light and finds its pure ~ hit.
orlillaEcy- 30 cJnl' direct 10 CHRIST. See the
lIgbt oi the sun 90 r:ghteoUsns - shining ip-
on you untinscu, Uncolor,d by the stained
= iii>S hc"rieS @! men. \ ri may God give. us
all. the Whit is-hT Of - r,.ii,soil-a ,.o.u.I
li"t Oh MnTH "i,iS but "n" 81 POWERFUL
Of the Holy ,.i'st. and sinrIpils wien .T@gt
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sure Thinx.

Dr. Kings Syphilitic Remedy il warranted
10 cure syphilis in the primary, secondary and
tertiary stages, and in all Its varied and com
piicstte'i forms, and will cure the worst ease
of veiierial diseases; cases " hich have resisted
the Treatment Of the most eminent physi-
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heals the ulcers in a few days q cures ul-
Gers in the mouth. nose, throat head arms
and legs; also hard pains in the bones and
joints, swelling ofjoints, syphiIic rheumo-
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package. Sent everywhere by express.S A
Treatise ON sexual diseases free. Sent mailed
Tor Two stamps Sold by DIR. J. Dinsbeer, Js,
North Seventh street, 81. Louis, Mo. Cures
guaranteed or the money refunded. Theo.
E-Sersdoreh, agent, Leavenworth, Kansas.
mlieodXwly
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THE FAIR.
A-sic D:nenfs Hade by the President
nF


The following assignments Of officers for the
coming fair, have been made by the Presi-
dent:
In charge Of special ring and track, Thomas
Leonard
In charge of horses competing for prem
iums, Sidney Smith.
In charge Of hogs and sheep, ]. W. Broad
dUs.
In charge OF cattle, Joseph Whitaker.
In charge of Horticultural hall, J. W. Bid
good.
Auditing committee, whose duty it will be,
within twenty days after the exhibition, TO
audit all accounts of the society and publish
detailed statement of the same, John Gram
Ger, J. Il. In,ley, and James I. Larinar.
Tickets will b. or sale at the Planters, Man.
sion and Continental hotels, for the accom-
mediation of guests and the public.
ii. NJ. ALLER, President.
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A Large b.ncnt.

One OF the largest business houses in Ieay-
enworth is the wagon and carriage hardware
depot of Stevens 4 Garrigues, No. ae Della
ware street. They carry at all times a COM
piete stock of springs aNles, bolts, thimble
skeins, etc, hubs, spokes, felLoes and bent
work. Their 'rade is not confined to this city
or coanty but extends all over the State, Col
orado, Missouri and the territories. The
gentlemen of the finn are live, wide-awake
and energetic, and enjoy the respect and es-
teen of our people. They deserve the success
with which they are me citing.
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Gov. Anthony, of Kansas, in hilats
speech at Exposition Hall in Philadelphia
on the occasion Of the Governors me tin ,
referred with great bitterness to the fact
that member of Congress from his own
State had opposed the appropriation for
the Centennial Exhibition, and in doing so
had actually figured out the cost DIT e.Spii,,
10 the entire peopleof the country He char
acterizeti the speech as one which immor-
taiizes H. author as an unparalleled dema-
sogue. Governor anthony afterwards stat
ell that these remarks were directed ut Col.
:. y Cob" who WIS a member from the
Second District and who opposed the Cen
ienniai appropriation. These remards Of
the Governor were illtimed and uncalled
for, and ii he would join Col Cobb in his
warfare against the determinations of the
mon Pacific railroad, instead of censuring
him Tor opposing an attempted steal, he
would he doing better service to his state.
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THE adage, that once in every mans life
fortune Offers a success can be tested by adj
dressing Il letter TO NJ. \. Dauphin, 4. . Box
6a2, New orleans, with an enclosure of a suffi-
cient amount, 10 try ones luck IN the next
distribution OF drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, which has a capital
and accrued reserve OF over 81 ,iS,VS in cash,
and has maintained an unblemished reputa-
ton for honesty OF management and liberali-
ty OF tha sc.,cmcs pr scented. See advertise
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City and COunary.

In New York city respectable family
pays 81, so annually for the rent OF q house
A physician charges from three to i've dol
lars for a single visit and furnishes no med
icine. In the county IL frequently requires
a long ride and great Inconvenience TO OBJ
tain a physician, and when found he MAJ not
be able to procure tn, proper remedies. The
most remarkable and unfailing remedy the
world has ever known, and one which is en-
dorsed by all physicians, is now placed with
in the reach of every family, where IL can
always be kept for immediate use. Danger
arises from delay. One dollar or NIFTY cents
invested in Ceutaur Eminent will last a fam.
lily year. There is no pain which IL will
not heal, or Iameness il will not cure II
heals burns without "A scar. and renders bites
OF snakes and sting Of b<ss infioxious.
augi5wa
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CHICAGO PROL UCE MARKET
CHICAGO, September ]

FLOUR-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Fair demand and lower; heavy
No =, spring, 81 o., cash 81 81 ,9I 6Ftz, Sep
TENDER; 81 Ol1sa1 oi14, Octo-beT; 49, &C, year
No spring, 81 a.
CoRS-FaIr demand and lower; sc, cash;
4EtdiIsc, October.
OArs-Generaliy unchanged; 2I5zc, cash
25izc, October.
RYE-Fair demand and higher; Sc.
BARLEY-Easier; es1tc.
PoRK-Fairly active and a shade higher;
sl2 o04i2 a, cash or October
LARD-Active, firm and higher; 81 o., cash:
% az. Octo er.
BULK MEArs-Fairly active and a shade
higher; shoulders, J+c; short rib, &c !;
short ciear,3sIZc.
wHIskY-sI ~.
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We desire TO call attention TO the advertise
ment in this issue, OF the Leavenworth Horse
and Stock Association. Their fair this year
begins october 9Th and continues during the
week. II the weather is favorable the attend
anee will be large and the attraction very
great The gentlemen having the matter in
charge are working earnestly, and pro-
pose TO make 1t a complete success. Send to
the Secretary for a circular.
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Kansas Fruit.

Some OF the finest specimens of apples,
peaches and pears that we have seen this
year were sent to THE TIMES office yesterday
by Mr.. {. Baird, from his fruit farm and
nursery at Easton in this county. These
specimens are truly grand, even for this
fruit-growing country, and people who never
lived in Kansas would be asionished al the
sight Of them, but those who have lived a
year OF two i'm Kansas prepared for any
Thing in The. fruit line.
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X. C. PRODUCE MARKET,

IN-N-N7'1ts5 NEF = EScPN1IfIOtI II
WHEAT-Quiet; No. 2, 81 121., spot; 81 "a,
september; 81 II, October; No. 3, 81 %, spot
u Oi12, last half September; 81 o., month
81 U first ha October; 81 0iIzz, last half Ocio-
Der and month; 81 Orz, November; 81 0Ji+,
year; No. :, S6esy63sc, spot; 9Js@9J+c, first
half September; SIC, last half September; 9f.
month Sic, first half October; 951zssic, Octo-
Der; rejected, SIC, spot.
CORN-Ste,dy No. mixed, BIC, spot rst
nalt ssPtem t, Sic; last half september,
Der; No. white mixed, spot, 3lI.c; No. 2
white, SIG, spot; rejected, 2yssc, spot; J0c,
September.
OAIs-Quiet; No. 2, I71zc, spot I7c, septem-
Der l11ac, October.
RHE-Quiet; No. 2, 81 spot; $50, Septem-
Der; Ale, October rejected, 3sc, s:iot.
BARLEY-Dull No. 2, nominal i5c, spot.
PRovIsIONS-Unchanged
BUrTEE-Stiff; choice, lj9l6c; lower grades,
6aIlc.
EGGS-Higher; l2J.c.
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How 10 IL Done.

The first object in life with the American
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Aug l3eod&v.
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.'safe. Prompt and Reliable >,


Granville, Licking County, Ohio.
Mesns. X. T.. iSeLIeSs Il CO.-Dear Sir-Some
hve years ago received "A supply OF X. f. Sell
lens Nerinifuge, which, with the balance had
To stand upon Its own merits. Shortly afteI
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zenS, MI. Horace WOicOtt, and others, who
reported so favorably of its effects, that WAS
Induced 10 Use IL in my own family, when
more than my expectations were realized.
am now selling of it ten to one of all 9TH
ems In my store.
consider IL safe, prompt and reliable
Nermifuge, and by far the best with which
am acquainted.
Respectfully Yours, A.P. PRICHARp.
Price, DC. Campbell &.Kendrick, Agents,
Lravenworth, Kansas.
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BLOOD LINPSlEY,S BLOOD

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