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On Thursday evening Last Mrs. George Gil
bert gave highly enjoyable party at her elc-
gant residence tn this charming suburb. The
house. was quito profusely decorated with bcau-
tlful flowers aud rare plants, whrh, mingled
with the elegant toilets Of the latlies and tho
sweet strains OF Pounds orchcstra, made the
scene one Of much beauty. At II o'clock tho
cI1npaay were tnvited to pastake Ut q surnptu-
ous Ecpaat fusuished- BY oue Of our leallng
caterrrs. After doing Justice to the supper,
danciug was resumed anl kept Up until late
young people ayalled themselves of stroll
Through The grounds. Quo of the pleasant fea-
ltIligbland 9 Fling by Mia Frankie Cust.ss. Of
Chicago. ..
.nYpx FARK. ..
On Monday cyonin4 occurred thp event OF the
season in Hydu pstk, At the 1s.s3,tton glycu by
lhs M rcsiaenco ot ibe iorlner, VI lPurk avenue,
near tho Hyde Park Hotel. Dur4ux tbs alter
poou Miss Clara Morgan celebrated her llth
birthday BY entertaining number Of hcE lttlu
friends. who numbered loa Thu little FOLKS
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Rptefdt Corrsspondenes oS TAf Tr4aaae.
PARIS, June a-Fusllion Is coming fortl, 10
greet tho summers Sunshine in such an array Of
glory, that, Notwithstanding Pope tells us these
pagcants of d day nse mado for the gazc Of
fuoIs, VIC louk on almtrtngly, and feel at times
as II in the midst Of q Mwildcring drca1n. Clay
cqulpagcs crowd the favoritc thorougifatcs, a',3
elegant tollettcs enllYen the rronieualcs, but
al! russ SO swiftly #, this living panorama TINT
my attempt ut specification would hc In vain.
The general effect Is less glar'ng than t!lat af
lust SUMMER, asl far .nusc elegant In rich
materials, harmonious hhatles, mud tna1ly
chaFnug appcnlugcs to the toilette, TINT
s'sss sss 'ss %sisS fssss,a sasoa .' aSapeF eas s
shall compress the form. Charming tnantles
aEr seen lu embroidered Chincae crepe, India
null, and every variety OF lase, from French
expensive n'atcrlals, which are made according
to tho fnnry Of moslittes. some Vi light yashe.
tnitc hare plain centres and borders Of Oriental
embroidery graduated IN w WIN ,sSeo1G to
Enrgeoils, they fortu handsome onlinat'ons
Will, the nearly grays now 80 much in favor foT
Tl,E 1NNuMAHAnLx STYLES or HATS
must be classed ~ gcncratly becoming, and.
among tic exceptions, onu known ~ tho "tcr.
gcre cannot hp tiisrccardcd, as II ID nrerptea
by. several. prominent leaders Of fashion.
Tic invst ephsnleral caprlrcs Of the day., II
consIsts OF hfgh rrow1l, ascending perpci.llcu.
tAr!y behind, TO w},tv}, Il attached NARROW hut
deep cauc, arranged to fall hatIy on the neck.
aud which Ii PLATED to form pont whcro 1t
joins tho crown. The rim llas V-shapcta opel'-
'front.' whcro It rolls hack IL meet the trimming.
On Tic crown. 1t affords mora pleasure to brn;
~ Wow . new eaposc, whoss azt!sssy bcausy
cruiiy Of soft, shecny material, md its
peculiar charm consists ia tho extremely
dglirate sharted puts, ot which It
is formed. Some hare the RIM only
made In thEs manner, and tho entire crowns roy-
cred with dainty trailing vucs and towers,
witch also mingl0 III 'sclilne" rbbon loops be-
hind, brocaded lu similar colots to those Ut tho
yinrs and 1owera. Large outside collars and
styles suitable for every oeeaslo1,. In addition
to those recently described, many beautiful ue-
signs Ia lInrn arc making their appearance, all
pf when arc psotusely tsiaan,ed With lace, usu-
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ak The belt. Another very charming dress Is TT
fawn-co1orctl tissue trimmed With rlchca Of pale-
present Tcry light and feathery appearance.
and nrc extremely pretty. They arc used IT,
grent prnfllsion, ornancntfnR dress, oYeEeklrt.
s VIII n,s sssy si"y r. se ILL., Seis .s l.
The dress "a 'nnde oyer = slip Of lilac silk, and
Is trimmed with kn.fe-pfcatinps Of lilac. C1ua-
scrs q Parma rio1ets form an appropriate and
Hateful garniturc.
There a.e great many new styles Of over
tkirts, and some Of them nre very pretty In
deed. One has plain straight t,rcailth forming
the front and the left side. This breadth IS
rirht lido ii is liz ike u'"x" sbc ordfnarr u'' goreL
siic width. On thEs IL a very elaborate aide
poeket. The l,ock l,as two long straipht wtdtls,
The side SEAMS, and this, with one or two loops
In tue back, form graceful drapery.
4 VERT sTrLtsH sTREET co.rEME
shows how well simplicity md elegance may he
tlrsse tho fronts adjusted at each aide hv darts,
The hack breadths arc laid in deep s1de-pIcntr,
which arc attached to tho Princess hasguc. The
plain frnnt of the skirt Is trimmed with scant-
with lac and At tho top By Il bantl OF tnserih,n
ami tho lace. To accompany this dress on the
street is very handsome sacquc with loose
front from which hroa'! reTcrs arc buttoncd
a point. Under these Is placed si.lc.plcatlug
Which falls some ak inches below tf,u points.
In tic centre Of tho back, ut the ertl, IA i large
b,w viii, end.. Two elaborate pockets COM
plceo this handsome garment. ....
In millinery, since Improvement seems not
ony unnecessary but iMpossible' thtng; remain
tcrekt tu report. 1 have been informed, how
ever, that some startling Innovations, some
charming novelties, aud delightful fashions arc
being bully prepared during this Interval Of
very elegant hats anil bonncts, and VI few Of
tll prcttlctt you may like 10 lear. 4 handsome
hat Of white French chip has wreath Of mtgn-
19fs 9med s9 10 are t4s w o I'LL seye fn' ro
tbs crown. IIanisomc lacc strings arc
knottsd at the throat. Another very pretty one
6anl Of tlifeul satie wil,c, ends in ia,!-shspci
bow at tie Lott. Hero tlMster Of brillinnt
scarlet blossoms relieved By darK glossy leaves,
IA. fastened. The face trimming, consists of
llosers: Never have there 6ccn 80 many beau
There Is nothing howcrgr,, prcttier than the
II tefoEn aE g. Ss and } 'es 'essf s. aqant an
ppf ''si lheai. Snny' S pfcicr the e' craze: ss
ful, tlrooplng hrim. while All equal number de-
.re t',e % |a.'nter ; Effect %partsd by ta,tanIng
icrrcd Is black velvet, but ribbon
III color Hike tho etraw Is also largely used. l
lIayo teen fomo quite nrstty ones trimmed With
| pale blue and snail white flnwcrs. The Nor
mandy still finds II admirers: an!l one lately
shown mo was certainly worthy Of admiration.
Tue crown Of white stlk had hrim q white
marahout feathers. AZ The back beautiful clus-
tcFs Of valley held tTo short ostrich
t'ps, which cur!cd towards the front, urcr the
er0wli. Two Iong BLK stFeanefs lail from tic
back.
vknr cliAnHiNa KvEs1s1 HAT
fffh fn1da
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"Y0UNG AMERICA.


Nv fAs 0id 7fsHS.1
Ny nAtAl country, thee,
Sweet land ol Liberty,
uf thee ! sing.
would thy woes ts'dtss
Aaas ~ Pity; ~ ~ hsstts ,htMs -'se o|@@''
"ot '"S
We hare abused the right
For " hicA wa lad 70 akhes
Lang JeASs ago;
And We Atusk p0* eor!teA
nAs s,sa".sE nsnsxas ~ ~ III ~. ""~ S
~"
.-..,
Fro to tncito all crime,
Seeking fs01a every ellm4
tlhs u <eAssess.
Scandal and treason high
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AN ACCEPTABLE PRESENT.

CHICAGO, June H.-Ths Hon. Jafh Aadtu.
Editor 1'rtdxne-~p!casa zccept thla New Testa-
,ncnt, printed tn tho French language In 1863
II was bought BY one Of tho family OF Count
d'Estaing for 20 llyres, about SO Young
d'Estains brought It to this country When ho'
came with Lafayette, nearly 100 years ago; tt
was given 10 French Chaplain, who Afterwards
went to Canada; It passed Into tho hapds Ut
Lord d. Boucheryilie, thenrc to tho BEunelle tam
ily, among thu old papers Vi which 1t MA found,
aud then ralna luto nly possession. such y ~
history, as related to your devoted scrvant
u. uhhAm-
be worth NOW $lu, .uiU.
, 1877-06-24
SOCIETY NOTES.
tra~Hy1-

Last "Wednesday afternoon, al llalf-past Q
o'clock, at the residence Of Mrs. Allerton, SIS
ter Of tho bride, Mrs. RcInctto NJ. Bruce VIA
married to Mr.. John T. Lestcr by the llev. Or.
Ryder. Tho wedding was a qu!et affair, being
attended only BY the relatives and immediate
friends Of tho contracting parties, After par
taking OF slsMptuous rcpast prepared by
Kinslcy, the couple received tic congratulations
Of thelr friends ind departed upon an Eastern
tour. They will visit tho principal elt!cs and
watcrlDg-places, returning 10 as to 10 tat
home" Thursdays In July. at No. 10l Calumet
avenue.
BuCkBEH-kvAnrs.
Last Tuesday afternoon, at half-past o'clock,
Miss Henrietta Eyarts, daughter Of the 1scy.
Dr.. Erasts. was married to hfr. John C. Buck
bee, Of this city. The ceremony took place at
the residence Of tho brfao's parents. her father
officiating. The wedding was very quiet A.
faLr, being witnessed by tho relatives alone.
The happy couple went 10 Wisconsin for short
tlltir abode 10 Til. st.y. They wefv the secip.
ients Of many handsome aud useful presents,
AILEN--CoApEK,
wednesday evening al O'Clock Mlas Florence
married ut tho resIdeuco Of tie brt4e's pareut's,
14N State street. Only few quests were pres.
ent, and the altalt was OF an extremely quiet
nature. The parlor was tastefullY decorated
WILL uQMEIkt AAt oEluN HAa HkL1Io4 III q FtEy
lantsomc ttavelsng suit Of dEao silk. Tho
uewly-mRrricl couple, after receiving tho con-
Rrntulntione OF their friends and partaktnE OF q
suMptuous wedding breakfast, LETT on the 1880
.. III. tFn!n f0r GalcsbuEg and uthcr places tn
thu State. They Will make their home IN ke-
wanee, III.
BBIR-ktNsTx!N.
The largest aul must fashionable Jewish We'd
ding that hua occurred IN this rity for many
day was that OF Miss Emma Etusten. daughter
Of Stor!!e Einsteln, Esd, Q! tho asm Of Clay.
buEgh, Einstclu y Co, to BIZ. SiEMold 8. Beir,
Of toshcstcl, n. <. The ceremony WIS per-
formed ucrufding, to the Reformed Jewtah r1trs
At Sinai Temple, corner Of Indiana avenue AMI
Twcnty-lrst street. by tho ker. Dr. kohlcr,
after which reception and BANQUET wAa
given ut Staniarl Hall. On, tho
following evening the young mcn OF tho
bridal party trndelcd tho newly-marricd couple
and their guests seeond banquet aud reception
ut the Pnliner House, which waA also an elegant
AtTair. BIZ. and Mrs. Heir departed yesterday
for an extended tour through the Eastern
States, un1 will upon lts completion take up
their abode 10 Rochester.
kOTuSCulLD-NAxHK.
Last Wednesday evening At O'Clock, Il the
residence of the brtde's parents, Nc. ~ Wabash
ascuuc, Miss Lillta 3faycr, daughter ot X. II.
blaycr'o& Il. II. Mayer i 90, was united In Iu2r-
tnHa to Dir. Charles =. 4totAsehiid, Also Of
tho above tlrti. The .parlofs weEe highly
decorated with towcEs. The CEREMONY was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr.. GrrSui, Of tbs B'nal
sholem congregation. Thu bride wsI richly "
tirt-t. The presents were unusually uutlc1ous
I au,nah >tly. On this evening, also. ths twenty
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III dancing and various gatHeA. A aplcn1la
ef es rss a5sa Il esss as
spacious pariors ii lie hostess, which were eio.
gantly trimmed With flowers md nthcr
Tic paftors wers speeIi,y en'ptied
as Fitzgerald's orchestra struck up wsltz, and
the guests were soon On large platform in the
centre ri The lawn, The dancing ran through
O'Clock. TIC lawn waa beautifully lighted will.
rc1cctors and Chinese 1anterhs, which n:tcd NJ
aids to the noon. sunpcf by Harms was served
Tic C Hyde Iark Hotel gavc the first l,op of the
season ~ Tuesday, which was attended by
atr,ut go persons. The mt,sic was fufntsl,ed
bv HIND d'aorcfcttra The dancing waa under tho
ef'.rEe q rrof. l}ournl9ue. The hons arc to be
"s estsnay Ss "1 se;neon eo1np o'clock the exercise.
Of the High School were held IN Flool's Hall.
About GU persons were present to sec tho
men really for college or the world. As tlero
wcro only two graduates quito number Of tho
other pupils took part, Tic diplomas were PRO-
1snard Of E1ucatInn In the abscntc Of President
IItbbard, after which the room was cleared Ut
chairs. enl the younger portion OF the audience
engaged In q dance, In which about fifty took
part.
The Library Club mccis a. the residence Of
Mrs. w. v. kny on next Friday evening.
Mi., Annie Io,Ise Cary spent day with her
h!ies Fabian and Miss shnnway, of New York,
and Mse Singer and Gov. Bso.a, af Chicago. arc
Visiting here afaong thetr friends. ,.
Mr.. John Durand, If Milwaukee, Inns taken
furnished totfage ncfc Tor the auMtner.
Mr. Henry Durand's beautiful picture gallery
IA at Inst completed and fllcd with choice &C.
lection of pictures and statuar1 from the best
artists.
ENoLEwoop.
a large anu very pleasant gathering took
Nigl,o's Tho occasion was birthday surErise
to Miss n: EleIln Dnrrow, orRantst OF the Bap-
tist Church. II was intended To have thc enter
tninn1ent on the spacious lawn Of Mr.. Nichols
grounds, but the rain drore tho entertainers
into tho house. *hcro large majority Of tho
eommot'atc!l in tho large parlors, bent on carry
Ing out their plan anil having Cool tlmc In
spite pf the rain. 4 carriage WAS dispatched for
Stshs Dnrrow to be present at tho usual weekly
was .soon III rl,areo Of Mr. Frank dorm, Tie
chortstcr, who, I'll leading her into the centre OF
! the rooms. presented her In behalf Of tho
cusc!! with aue l.unttag-case Eufd watch, y
qe.osao oeai ou Il asatasss s a. q oreaas s
for the past tlirce. years. Tie present wna =
conlrcic surprise, which gave the .lonnrs add!
tIonal satisfartfon. Hearty congratulations,
adjourned to the .!ining-roo'n, where plcntt-
fuf supply Of strawberries, tres, and creams was
served, alter Which the rehearsal did take PLACES
and all sang much better for the pleasure they
had gsyen and received.
Mr. Archibald Whine, manager Of tho branch
honsc ri the lslack diamond Steel Works, at
Evanston, celebrated his TIL Wedding Inst Thurs
| sos.. About $50 guests were present, w!o after
co,gfAtulattng tho happy ta'uplc Of ten ycars'
stan.lia6. contributed many utcf,il anft
ornamental prSacnta In tho slinpe, OF bats. caps,
$ntIk sit nt1 f1.uTai FTrs..
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Parisian Fashions q Pano-
rama Of Bewildering
Beauty.
The Latest Novelties of Hats...
Arcadian Simplicity and
Gorgeous Extrava-
gar1ce.
Summer Fashions In Evening and
Promenade Dresses In
New York.
Walking Hats, Evening Bouhets, Travel
ing 0hapeau1-9loves and Mtts.
SAGE ADVICE,

cAeE1 (AD AoA1s
TUE RULES or MARRIED LIFE DURING TnH
HONEYMOON.
As King I1ymen Is just now receiving many
new subjects into bis realm, tho following very
excellent rifles will be found Of much value to
tho young man for bis guidance In tho honey
moon Of his marriage, In order to insure tho
happiness Of himself and tho young creature
whom llo has sworn to cherish aud protect, md
make It plcasant for thoso who surround him:
In the first place, 1t Ia absolutely essential
that you should take vour Wlfc to llotol, or, Mt
least, boardtnE-house; tho former is prcfera-
bic, as she will there have More latitude, anil
you can sooner test tho Sweetness Of her dispo-
6ttlon.
Always insist upon her wattlog dinner Tor
you, no nntter IL YOU do not always como home,
and never nllow her to remain IN Instant In tho
dlning-room alone, for she might accidentally
get to looking at the gentlemen, which Ia wrong.
Drag her up To her room tho instant she laa
swallowed tho last nouthful, and teach her to
fjniAll her mca! as quickly ns you do.
II size stops moment tn speak to a gentle
man acquatntaucowhle you are lighting cigar,
got 10 her rs quickly % possible, evcn II you
have to run, rs she may say something which
you do not hcar.
It ss well enough to g,qo her lecture upon
arriving ut your room cacl, night, SO as to keep
her In constant fcar OF you; aud also to take
her to task for tho moro trivial occurrences: she
will yet carclcss II you do hot carry these po|nts
cut rgiuly. ... .
In taking her to task frequently. you may Gud
VIII iyoise or 1 suisIe IL ordsr M to Impress UPON
her mind tho en''FnttY OF her crime.
Willie admnsterlug your advice. do not per-
,mlt her to talk back Or make any reply what.
nknr ttRtruSk tf1D fjH0F nj
, 1877-06-24
NEW YORK.
AriffEfN1 FNNTTrAhTS.


NJ ynnr ,,rs "1".Aftor tin or.t.o,n,,t
,,.u,,,,,,,, H., ,t.t,n, ~ ,,,a no.,r lima ,nro,,
t,,oro ,,s,,,,l. ct,,rcs ,rcol, ~ ,w,, ~ ,.sfr
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,r.,nroI t,o, w., nm IL, ,,c,,fwl
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.:<.a ..,,oo,. so,,." .,.L,n,r non, -..t n,, tha
,rro ,Sxorra ri rr,nnncn III. IN IN ,,or. oio.
,,,r, ~, r,s.,,r, Ia con.,,l.rc1 nnnhord.omc
t. ~ ,,,s.,tr-,o do,ns..o a., ,1ra.,
,ra',., f., tls Irin,r.s t,,rn tctnr o,,cn Jown
,,,n f.,,,. ,rh,, ono,,I,,r rnvoo1a ali, ,r,"..
It,. ~ ,1,,.,, r1co,9 ca,or rfr,,v .n,I,rof,.
crc,, IL t,or,, crln,.n,, ro.es a,', ,r.cn lc,vca
~. h.otr ~ III. ,,rcs. hns , ..r., ,1omb,c hnY.
,,,au, s..x.ra1 frrh,. hcoa. In a'ot.t Tho ~,
=, ~ .,,oa. IN. ,'orIr.ar,s ~oraa,t,,, Ii,,,.
y, .,,,, 49, III, .r,., 49,, ,,.,, .,se
1uS a,,,, Ito .,rck.d +. ,r,,,,nn.1
,u,,,, y ,'fc.t,nT ~ ,rcnm. .cafo,ct 1.co mn, n
,,,hor ,"r,, III, eos,,r,a IL ~ .,.,,,r..,
otne' WY s~n so'." 20 u, .eop'ulI'' ., ','lt
faIlle. made will lung, gore" trained skirt.
Around The BOTTOM are three narrow gathered
nt,,ss i NJ NJ iiark @ rc,yct or similar width Tbcs,
blnck nounces are handsomely Embroidered IN
pearl bcads, producing charming and norcl
effect. At the right al,le, attn"lcl TO tbe helt,
ia ann strutcht With OF hlark ye|yrt. which ia
~ ~, ~. ~ni...,, ,n,.or,. ~. ,,f, torn,ina.,rr
''!a"" es'o'sse3 "" s'o .o1t, 1r,. ns
at tue 6aeK IN !ong Seaf1-eha. lhis arapefy,
over which II wrought 4 design In pearls,
Is borlcrel BY a deep ilounce OF Ono thread
,rco t1,IIc watst IL a firht,fttln,, bollre nf
.s' .a.s' 49, ".' . -. ~ 's.'.s ','....
tho shat'e once 40 !a'osa"'y kto"n nas Tue sneatn
eorsare. It is OF lcmon'co'ored s'tk, aud i'as
deep point back and front. lts chief peculiar
ity ts that II has no oncpfng snye on the
s;',r,.,.rs o,I ~ ~, ,,na.r.orm ..on, uara
sA"a'"e's' @.". l,.,' ~ '..I', . w.
u Is laced "ath o'aek co'ds nun tassess' aug
sleeves arc simply iaA OF lace. Another tDt-
Iettc. remarkable for tts oddtty rather thuu It's
,,aoutv !. ~ ivorrwi,te .,Ix of m cxrce{inr,1v
.,,.,i,,, -rno TO-, -, tho srI,, IA .IgsJ
iusuous 4uaHy' tue 'oo' VI sno e*.t. cusea
Will Gvo p!sses ol aux. suEnouhtca ny ono ~
white crcjo de chine. The ovcrtiress Ia "tab-
lIcr II of crcpo do chine, causlt up to the belt
l., tho rsot, 1,,Ts ovcrdrcss I. c,,hc,1i.he,l hy .
III ''e o"ss' AUS ,,. .a'. - .-.,..[,' '.' -.
garland Of embrotacFea Ho~efs' WElea 1epfe-
sent pink aud purple petuntas, straw
flowers, and bunchcs OF deep E,luo Gun.
tcrhurv hc1,s. Edrinr this tsblcr Ia a
frtng" wh,li, rnnsain Iii the.a colors. anl down
thn hacr III tha sEirt. frnm tbs walst to tho
.rtrcsnisv of IL. frain. ara lo1r. irtnninr par-
ianiis ~ Iii thcss aowrrs. Tia jnw.nrctrd what
| rar.ot. ,ha shm,t.i.ys ran,"i Will, wrcnth al
sn,,i.r rrs:ers nn.i ,lr san,c ara rrs,lve,l info
i'Ai hstr ietSrat;o,ns Xii thcs. toiirttss arc uf
.1n,r.e infcnTri for fuli.t]rrsa ot.casi0ps. but
n,stu,n.s .irsiene.i for Other nurposea
s"s'''">' IN o1,,Ts A. rreu1,sxw.
| .,... ~. as.s q "a ia 49,.
, 1877-06-24
White.
White TO p1ay ard mate In four moves.

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 30.
White. Marx.
l.. to KtJ I..H takr1 r en- =
G..kt tAkcl II ch I,+k 1nbfel
a..u mates
.,.Kt firm NGtp kt8 ch 3..k n0Sta
I'LL uIAlrS
SOLUTION 10 ENIGMA Nh so.
White. BLACK.
In IN l..AHy nlafo
3..Alate4 accordingly.
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- Correct solution tn Problem No. 10 received
min. +, ii, Campbell, +. NasLt, {. ". Clark, T.
4. Wainwright, i. W. Hail. and E. ft:l5., city; L.
kutlnef Des MnMes, III.
- Currcct solusian 10 Enigma No: ao received
ianIin. &. 4. Perry. G. ". t'!ars, a. .llonhhel,
i. lsaftc. 7. a. Wainwright, Il. y. Hall. and y.
Y. T., city; /. Rastner: ps, ,,us Monos, III XII
, 1877-06-24
two ttcketa, Is cents. II any money Ia rnnt1c
over and above the expenses, 1t Will 20 to tho
fund OF tho above Organization.


two ttcketa, Is cents. II any money l. rnadc
over and a''osc the expenses, 1t will 90 to tho
fund OF tho above organization.
MI: and Mrs. George Williams left this city
1rt Thursday for t|Feen f.akc, Wis, where they
contemplate sGsntling about two weeks. ,,,.
has 1cen vi.tlng siiss Bells Jansen iosr' several
Mis, J9:le @ e. T2ke, Of 20 Langley s;snus Y;. hss
Nrs. J. ". 1.athrcp nnd M.,. J: Kihhs. OF.
~ a5ss ss sis3:S Z bsssy sn ts%!|: 2, ~,
ss svsauc, cs se@potnt, "n, ,s es ssa.en "''S''
Miss Carrie +. tloison, of is oakwood beu!c-
vnrd, lett tl!e city last Wednesday 10 tpcud tho
summer II Mtsconsin. ,, .,.
ttIne Mrs. F. u, Dickermnn. az 2s3 Michigan
nvrii1c, during tho prcscn& week.
The tnany friends Of Mtsa Joan plnkerton Will
bc pleased TO learn TINT she returned hong last
She expects to rcmafn In Chicago during the
Mia. o. 8. Itutchins and daughter, Miss May
season At ono Of our favofitc summer resorts.
Mrs. J. J. Ilaytien and daughter, siEss Birdie
IInyden, Of Warrington. y. G., arc guests Of
Dr.: and s!rs:: 1fayss, No. 1G7 Wahas1' ayenuc.
@. ' 4. Williams % oi Janessiie, Wiz, d v.itia
A. the residence Of tho Hon. X. =. Tuthlll, 59l
west Jackson aiTcet.
~ Jm'2 2e WhItcsiue started lor neTlrs I.ake.
W!s:. Yesterday morning, to spend few days In
fishing, etc:
frol. and Mrs a. E. noiirni1uG ana lnm'ly m lelt
TINS week Tor urnnn Have1l, M!ct'. ~. bout.
nl9no WI return carly nexs woek, eat Ills iattY
WI re'nn,n severn. weeks; h,.,. A.. oo,.,, 49,,
-. iDlnhs, E.Hlr ~itn nlfss ftuuHas anH
MIss hittio Roande. dli not return Win thc e.ll-
1, anfat III eHentson lson tLe .soGhy outs!!s
lucy WI remain LOT eomc tlnle lohges chjo}!ng
Ing THo,mas W,," steHefsii sicn4,n, w. n wuev. A. u
RoWns, y. =. uoWns, Efeu Niit'nT, frank
n9otil, rren HasEc1I, ucofge ", H.nE!eo1i:
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THE GAME OF CHESS


CHIEFS UIILECTUKf.
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III Fart Mndlson.at.
Chess players meet daily at The fremont House
tExchnngc) and The Sherman 1foaac tDascmcht).
All communications Intended for tltia department
sChesa."
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ENIGMA No. s9.
ny Hk. i. q. NtAfktl.

ENIGMA NO. a9,
NJ HA. j. O. sLA1EH.
White, i1lkrk.
d
King ii Kts Kfng ut 4 D?
tjurcn III Il III 81 Ht.t,or n II us
R.A,k At Il ~ lawn At lt3
1HrhUp AZ VKl7 Pawn At
khtGft at Il III lAKnAt
Knight All QBH
Pawn At X kt2
l'awh ut If,
Pawn at q ~
White to plaT and matc In twn moves.
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making It somewhat lively for Black and getting
the hHffrf kaf1e - - -

.matlng!. somewhat lively for Black and getting
tx. Thifis rea,1, tho hrst and key mors in the
new departure, shown ny the twentieth move, ard :
J. all.tmportsnt; bqt tho truth demands that ~
wis not In contemplation it was made With tho
intention 70 prcpsre toF the coming down Of Blacks
parn, az on pn Iussn, T., s,da u,,...o .,,.
hi. 2; e. !, te Z. I, be.t; I 7: sake. kt. ali
the pawns on The Kings side, making lie attack II
nd ss * Snss s ,csSs In connection With The
tm.' Louisville hsa followed the book moves mp
to this point, snd rtcht here commenced their rtt
i woa1h not do to foijaw the hooks further, ani
theY therefore resolved 70 throw them away And
M This seems like naancsf. hat there J.
inethnd In 1t. The book move nt thla point is 20
i. iot 4. and the answer by 1,laek !. 70 +. to H.
Tie move adopted By. .Eou'.vIllc. which wc think
upon only after ths fullest confederation. snd ws
thtnk y round II i does not bring aont rcso-
It certainly attract tlr altentton OF chess play.
crs eserywhcIc. Cs'ticssm upon this gasns md
To- To-, OF eonfse White Anticipated this moro; and,
kept. ebe's critics and analysts from discovering
es es e.. ~ble ro1Bed S eas,s ~
ip} suppote. instead Of thin more. B1sck had
away With tho castle eIesf, Whlte won|d hass gvsn
him eheeknate in 'out moves. u foI|o~s:
| / T.: II; T.:
.fgJ nlack seems to hare no better play. snd va
It.. rae to s hsief as naets
best mova at tas polat IL: ~. Queen to Qneen's
- +, i 1x-h.,n ,,lrlt ,.,as,. xr,r txo m,,n rn~,a