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New Spring hatslin great variety, al
Speyer Bros.
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THE one dollar silks at Blums' must be
seen to be appreciated.
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THE one dollar silks at Blums' are a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-17

The one dollar Silks at Blums' are
elegant.
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health.
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The one dollar Silks at Blums' will be
sold in short time.
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HANDSOME Hamburg edgings only 4
cents yard, at Speyer Bros.
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Is this a forward March I?
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DOR RENI-HousE-
FOR SALE.
pUBLTC SALE OF
Tho Norton Property,
IN THE SIXTH WARD.
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1871

Twin stll Public Auction, at the front door Of
the Ohio county. Court House, on
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
An I'm. 3PM Up. N.
81 80 81 30
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Tn storm did not prevent the usual
Council lobby from being in attendance.
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For Additional Local See First Page.
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ScHooI hats 25 cent?, at speyer Bros,
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Pins 3 cents paper, at speyer Bros.
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TNoR SANE
EoR SALE

EoR SALE
Tho undersigned will offer their LIVERY STA
BLES, corner u Main aud Sixteenth stS, Wheel
log, West Virginia, nj private Nale until further
notice. The stock comprises the hcat equipped
Livery Stable In thocity; everything lngoOd order.
II not sold At private C, due notice will bc given
Of theday Of public lalC.
CHRISTIAN & AMIcK.
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EoR RENT
OFFICES FOB RENT.

The ball now occupied by the Wheeling Libra
~ AtsOciationis TO be converted into Oices, which
will b ready for occupancy on the LIST Of April.
Lawyers and OtheTS dcsiIlng suitable ONCE will
ple1ic apply to j. N. TODD, or
W. T. MCKELVEY,
jIi5 81 Fifteenth st.
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HoR SALE
EoR SALE

Eighty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Island.
Price from 800 10 5000 each. Only one-sixth Of
the purchase money required In cash. The residue
may 10 paid annually IN PIvE equal installments
Apply to JOHN P. GncHRIsT
600 Atop Mill.
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SILKS, SILKS
, 1877-04-29

day evening Of this week. at s p. m. cordial
invitation Ia extended to all the friends OF the
Union.
The Addison Literary and Debating Club give
another entertainment at the Bishop Court Hotel
Wednesday evening. 49,.
A grand complimentary calico party will be given
BY the Young Ladies' Reception Club at MaakeN
Hall Wednesday evening. ". .
Mr. Joseph E. Levy and Miss Til1fe, daughter OF
8Ir. Solomon Witowsky, will be married at p m.
tomorrow n the BRIDES residence, No. 1888 War
rem avenue.
The friends Of Mr.. J. Addison surprised him at
his residence, CPS West Monroe street. last eVen-
ing and presented him With an elegant gold watch
on his thtitieth birthday.
The Tha1ian Club are busy preparing new
comedy written for tho Club By lr. W. Lyster
Cossar, ESQ.,, OF this city. 1t Is entitled Irish
Diamonds, Fl and ia in two acts.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Buck will celebrate their golden
wedding at Nunda, ILL.,, Wednesday evening. In
yitatious have been extended to all the relatives
and friends Of the venerable couple
"A number OF society ladies are making prepara-
tons for grand butterfly ball. to be given early in
June, at McVicker's Theatre. This cntertalnment
will be or the benefit OF the Homeopathic College,
and will be Of the most novel and brilliant ever
given In Chicago. The costumes Of the children,
the scenic display, tho music, and in fact a11 the
details, will be prepared without regard to time
expense, and the public may confidently anticipate
something wonderful.
, 1877-04-29
THE VALE. Blythe LEE.

There's green. sunny yale BY the murmuring Lee,
Where wild roses bloom in the Spring Of the year
= IA Memory brings back that dear spot unto INC,
There arc places have been, more calm and sc.
rene,
Valleys on this earth that are pleasanter far:
But the heart paints the beauties Of every sceue
And Menlory's ever the hearts guiding stur:
So l pine for that vale By the beautiful Lee
1t is farer and dearer than all unto me.
have 1oamed through fair valleys far OF in the
Where ths as is perfume, and the southern wind
Through the whole 1ivclong year; where the song
birds meier ceased,
1haye jonrneyed the West, where the setting sun
over wde-rolling plains and gold-crested hills;
Often at eye stood there, enrapturcd, and gazcd
On its million bright CLEANS from rivers unA ril!s:
stu pine for that vale by the beautiful Lee
1t Is fa1rer and deaFer than all unto me.
I have climbed the steep hills Of the North, when
Of bleak, frozen Winter were mantling the ground; ;
have hunted the wild bear, and watched bis death
And heard his hoarse cries in his cave home re-
sound;
I have chased the swift deer with q hunters de-
light,
And slept In my furs. warm -wrapt from the cold,
with the stars peepng down mid the northern
TN the rising sun shonc, mirror OF gold:
Still pine for that vale by The beautiful Lee
II 10 fa!rer and dearer than all unto me,
Q the sunny. fair South has home been to NC
1ts birds; and its flowers, and its bonny blue skv
Its broad, noble rivers flowing down to The sea-
= place tts to live In, contenicd, and lie
1he II; exile Is sad IN bis wanderings afar,
uhrough years Of bis life, gancng back to the past,
That beckons the heart to the harbor at last:
=. 20 pine for that vale by the beautiful Lee
II Is falrer and dearer than all unto me.
MILWAUKEE. JAHEs I,.vA,r1x
, 1877-04-29
SUBURBAN.,
HYDE PARK


The Shakspearcan Club met at the residence OF
Charles Hitchcock Saturday evening"
| The Forrestvillc Club met Tuesday evening nt
the residence OF j. 3. Tower, Jr., on Bellyicw
avenue, near Forty-third street. The usual NUM-
her were present Dancing, music, and supper
formed the entertainment Of the evening. The
| Ciub-which WINS started with the intention Of be-
! ing winter club-will continue throughout the
| summer to give its parties every two weeks. The
next will be given ut the residence OF Mrs. Carter
| on Forty fifth street, near Evans avenue.
! 4 party was given In the Odd-Fe1lows' Hail, No.
celebrate the founding Of the Order. 4 large nnm-
ber OF persona we're present, who enjoyed them
| The ladies Of Trinity Reformed Episcopal Socie-
Mrs. G. $: Middleton, 6o1 maple street, Friday
| seemed to enjoy themselves. Mrs. Middleton did
! the honors as hostess with genality that made
hoe c and fdss the
present were Judge and Mrs. Hulburd, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Hatch, Nj. and Mrs. E: IL waterbury,
/. c. straisht, Mr. ena Mrs. 4. j. Mitchell. Nj: III:
McEldowney Nj. and Mrs. Richard vaughan, Mrs.
srs fGsnss b.dlsy ss Gfs Il Henry %s1s
the Misses CLARA Brown, Cora Hunt Nsttte Smith,
downey, Sarah Mccurdy: Edith F. Clifford, Lottie
Hicks, G. Touselin, the Aessrs- Ralph Middleton,
George Baker, Harry ana Fred Thearle. L. HIM
Robert McEidowney, Charles and Alfred Touseiin
George Middleton, Charles Fisher, and Frank
The Misses Allie and Mary Donnell were sur
prised Thursday evening, at the residence Of their
father, BY Q company Of ladies' and gentlemen,
who insisted on coming into the house and spread
ing the table with catables, which they bad brought
with them. 4 very pleasant evening was spent by
those present among whom were TIE Misses Allie
ni. 1au '.nty III, mra % 1ials GEuomney ataes
, 1877-04-29

him today. Therefore hope that these indi;1du,
aiities viii never be too much dlscountenanced and
never altogether forgotten. Let the preacher new
adopt what you won't misunderstood me It nae
. homely phfase} the mere alang Of religion, for
there is slang In religion Is TO say there n is
RELIGION as In everything else let him retain his
reality IS man, and IN proportion to the sense
nover Of the ONCE he has to I'll and the inetru-
ment be has to WELD; let him extend proportion
ate and corresponding care in the cultivation, aye
Of the very smallest incidental qualities, tnar he
thinks may contribute to the fuller Accomplishment
Of his work. The right honorable gentleman re-
6urued his seat amid applause.
, 1877-04-29

salary $500. Upwards :of 100 additions hav'
been made to the membership during the first yea
OF Mr.. Peeke's ministry.
The Rev. s. E. Wishara, late pastor Of the Pres
devote himself to eyangeliatic work, with head
quarters In this city. SO
The Rev. DR.. Hodgson one OF the oldest min
listers Of the Philadelphia Methodist Conference
died last week, aged 73- He had been IN the min
fstry nearly half century.
The Rev. P. P. Putnam D. D., Of Brooklyn. ha'
declined pressing invitation to take charge OF tns
Unitarian Church In Quincy, Mass, and his chutct
has increased his salary to $40, 600.
During the thiry~one years Of his ministry; t. t.
sermons. ana received 8, ss5 members into the
chnrch-near1y one convert for each sermon.
At New Utrecht, L. l., the Rev. I. Manner,
Lutheran minister. has embraced bapust view y.
and resigned hls charge, and. together VIII some
Of his former members, Is soon to De bapLazed
The Rcy. James Fl. Taylor. formerly Of Lake
Forest ILL.,, having supplied the Baptist Church at
Rome, N. Y, for ak months, has been unaui.
mouBly elected pastor, at salary OF 81, 5oo and
parsonage.
The Rev. G. D. E. Mortimer has resigned tho
rectorship Of Christ Church. Savannah, Ca, to
eali nf to St. Marts, Grand Rapids, Mich to enter
day in May.
Charles n. Morton and Robert Weidensa1l, officers
Of they. II. c. A., will visit next month a large
number OF the associations in this State, and hold
vii be
ening and encouraging the associations
Intelligence has been received from the Sand
wich Islands Of the death OF the Rev. B. W Parker
Mr. Parker was missionary in the Islands forty
Board and President Of the Theological Seminary
established there. He was born in Reading,
Mass. in 1903, and was graduate Of Amherst Col
legc and Andover Theological Seminary.
, 1877-04-29
THE LONDON RITUALISTE.
EASTER Er1NnAY.

The High Church party created considerable Of 1
sensation in London Inst Easter Sunday. At St
Paul's Church, Kensington, SIX candles we1,
lighted On the altar and four In front, and clos
before the rood-loft hung chandeliers, each con
timing nine lighted candles, and one candle wa
placed close to the rood at .either sde The serv'
ices commenced with a solemn procession led b.
the bearer OF acruciax-not simple cross-follow'
ed by two acolytes holding lighted tapers. afte,
whom came the censer, swinging thurible, which
was replcnished with incense from time to time BY
IN incense bearer. who carried the perfumed
powder in aBilvcr bowl. The Vicar and two At
tend2nt priests came next They were clothed IN
iustrous white elk ehansable each wearing 3 et,s
Wears Vicar y yestment Being beautifully en-
broidercd- The most remarkable part of the pro-
cession followed It consisted Of four chosse1s IN
soons, and with the music OF these instruments
they accompanied the choir in the "salve fettA
a1s ayn Il The saeheFn se
slips of the hymn distributed in tie church was The
Of tbe aneent English I church." The service was
performed with great pomp. The epstle was read
by the Vicar, looking eastward from the entrance
ocenss5 10 Rss chanted from tie point he
priest looking northward the book being held on the
head OF another priest while alcolytes with lighted
elevated the crucid1 to the north. The remainder
Of the service was performed in high Ritualistic
fashion. Nearly ali the acolytes wore collars Of
cloth Of gold There was large congregation, md
y Al tie Church OF St. Alban the Martyr, Holborn,
the most remarkable feature In the days ccre-
monies was an afte5noon 5n on R5oeesslon G o. Tue
Them females. took part in the procession. which
was headcd By ehor1steE bearing cruciax, fol"
lowed by acoly1es bearing lighted tapers and CEN
ser, which hlled the building with clouds Of in
ccnse. After these came the guilds, each proceed
ed By its banner, the men wearing Maltese crosses
suspended from, their necks By white cords. many
Of them having thci. breasts crncifxes attached
to red ecarfs The first three OF the female guilds
(.*maidens' guilds y wore white wells thrown over
the head, and after them came ..ssters" :" with
black wells The "guild OF matrons, II which fol-
lowed, and Was very numerous, had no distinctive
signs save the cross, which hung on the breasts Of
all alike The procession was SO long as to over
lap considerably while passing through the asles,
mud, while crossing the chancel, the white veilcd
maldens, moving In front OF the decorated altar
amid the clouds Of incense and to the strains OF
solemn music, prodnccd highly picturesque ef-
[ect, Last in the procession walked four priests,
preceded By TWO aco1ytes IN scarlet skull caps
, 1877-04-29
ON THE DEATH OF PROF. GEARY,

Lay him away-his work is done
Ills puor heart's now at rest;
We weep and wrestlc IN our pain,
For +''God He knoweth best.
heart that beat for crery one
Has ceased to beat ut all:
a spirit noble, gcucrous,
Has led at Jesus' call.
We try to say, t'Tby will be done.'
And kiss the clustering rod i:
'I!s better though to give him up,
And lay him meath the sod
HIS ufe, but lent. belonged to Cod
HOW dare we, then, complaint!
He's gone tho way he'll not return.
Yet we shall meet again.
Shall meet agoin in that bright world
Nhesc sortoWs never come;
Like him 1ce tciu 90 home.
CHICAGO April "a, 1877. ExAA F. BAnru.
, 1877-04-29

Phillips BROOKS Is going to Europe
Turks now read Moody's sermons. An edition
has been Published at constantinople.
The Rev. W Hanson, for some years editor
OF the Ssso Covenant Univessalist), in this city,
PAS accepted the Presidency OF Smithson College,
1o.ansport, Ind
"a. 1he labor OF the Rer. George H. Peeke at Leav-
~ snset congregational Church seems to be duly
she UNANIMOUS vote WIS Itasscd to increase the
, 1877-04-29

At recent dinner. party an augmentatIya per
& 9on, po5ted On the Eastern question asked hs in
~ aoeen. EN- yG;nhs neiShbor: Now, Ar. =, what
IutkeyE Well. really, Professor, replied the
gonth; qEacing up and looking at the plate before
te1ah,,. never tiled 1T think I'll try Worces-
, 1877-04-29

1
about this: do @ net want want to have prayer oifeEe
Tor my recovery, put Tathes that l may DC speed
standing about this matter. -
CHURCH SERVICES.
The Rev. ". H. Hopkins will preach at St
Johns Church, Ashland avenue. near Madiso,
seseet, morning and evening.
The KEY. j. Ii. knowles will ofhciate In th
Cathedral Of S. Peter and Paul, corner Of Wash
n,,e ~ D. I1eI' o4u I,,1 anu a,a,a s'sn4n
-1Ae AeF. .. .. 1ia1ris Will ohciale at 81
james Church, corner OF Cass and Huron streets
.E The Rev. @ E. Sullivan will ofaciate in rrtptt,
Church, corner of Twenty sixth street and Michi
gan avenue, morning and evening; Subject at thu
The ri Rev. Francis Mansfield T viii oieiute in til.
Church of The .Atonement corner Of WnshtnctnT
and Robcy streets, morning and evening.
earius Church, Scdswick street. near Ch,cago ayo.
nue., morning and evening.
The Rev Clinton Locke will ofictate il Grace
Church, "! Wabash avenue, neas Sixteenth street,
The Rev. ". F. Morrison will ot6ciatc In tbe
Church of the Holy Communion, Dearborn street, ct,
The Rev. Arthur Kitchie viii oftciate in the
Church Of the Ascension, corner OF North Lasalle
and Elm streets. morning and evening.
PauI'e Church, Hyde Park avenue, between Forty. r..
evening. 4 ' -A''D's aD'
Marks Church, Cottage Grove avenue, corner D' oi
Larea in the evening: s. 'p -A'
Tay1or and Twelfth. morning and eyeninc' oe'"esn
ThS % KsS ISt5st Pa5dss viii eiiieisie il cal
cnd nsenn wee Oakley
The Rev. T. n. Morrison. Jr.. vii M ofilciate r
i
ns o. 5e be-
Of eoinsr o neea IN the
den s; FHsn,pg E.alp suq Pst eysni1E
s,;nta, gr.,, nenay ~ ~ rerry WI 9caate IN AZ
West OHIO streets, morning and evening.
Ing, and also in Emanuel Church at LaGranre
morfning MOI and evening. ~A =" '''''-' .
Hart's Church Evanston. mornfne and evening. - :
- SUNDAY. school in Mope Mission. "a 9o3 MilWsa,u.
kee a'enoe' n:oo, 4. s;3o ?; n: ,sorn.r
n,stor chanas Iii a,aarh n,a.a.
at Christ Church, Corner Of Michjcan avenue @ and
Twsaty. tsu!s5 sifEsst; sAsnA avenue Anu
The Rev.. +: 4. Dosyo5th will preach morning
a9e 81 stse OF nn
The Rev: L: Il. Boswor!h VIII preach in Trim
'ty Gnus9a h g. EnseTo1c3 M3,iis e. 3:3o P; p,, r.
cueh m st I
PIE OF COD Built Amidst Dlthculties": evening,
- how to WIN Christ;
@ Geeo cS of hoyae and L.
Moyns % Streets at = o'clock IN The The, afternoon;
1.1tl -lne nes: 80 -: r. S9"an WI preach n the
molTns g. etaeG e1urs' nsh nj; Mo evening SERVICE s
me HeV. j. T. EoTtn Wa1 pEeaon IN ST. .Pauls
%Snussn, % solael " nasa'hspoh ano ann Streets,
A1o. @Th" Rev. n. D: Church will nreacb J., G.
1ohn,a Chnrch nnIvoni hnn,avnrd 10. 1nt,s -.
Cna,-a aTa1raf ~ st..In ~ -. '"'"@ "e"A @otAee
droge avenaes a. 5;ou p. M
church Garner Of Gcntre apd nnytor ~ at1nas
mnrninr and evening A10 0"''on s1t'ets'
"o' A' 49," Tpruon,ar -
The Rev lain vi1tfamsnn s.i,, n~oo,, ,o,n...
ol 10 ,ont H. tiinMi M.aa pleaGn lliofnin9
1d strcat Chnfen near
, 1877-04-29
GLADSTONE ONPREACHING.

The Rt Hon. ". &. Gladstone, NJ P. being
present at q conference on - Pew and Pulpit II In
Manchester, recently, said. in response to calls by
the audience:
II quite comprehend that it ia no part of the
ordinary business OF preaching to puzzle and dis
turb mems minds by wandering into questions
which are for them to great extent and in the
majority Of cases abstract and speculative. ques-
lions lying outside their path OF life and outside
their path OF duty in life; but when ask myself
why il it at this moment that the tone OF so many
professors Of science il 60 harsh 70 unkinday and
80 domineering towards thnt precious gem and
Jewel Of religion, which is the hope OF human kind
cannot hut admit to myself that is In part re-
action from former statc OF things, that those
religion, and even tanEht religion, have
II various ways been not sufficiently careful at all
times 8, e ay9d nsinE n the
rcsentins divine truth / an persuaded, and tits
preespt o5 great practical Importance, that not
continuously studied; that the preccpt not to o.
fend .+onc of these little ones should be rcmem-
bsred r. its application net merely to those who
nre little oncs in reference to divine truth and
and science that thi: world can give them.
the right Kind 60 that the preacher should make
hineelf as man suited to speak to men rather
than that be should make himself machine
" 'quotea tae opinion OF Dr. Dol!ingeE, that,
u ,ne Gn1seh o. England would ever be
.,.ai. auiot"uxnsS ~ xS na1ona! church The did not
sFsHA III " ~ Gohpetluon Wlth honcontoInlsts
% =. ~ pat IN US relation to the great bulk and
nous ,os,;s VI u9e peop!el. they must give up the
We Einastap ~ ptGIacnng from written sermons.
..1 ~.IasaoaE aaen proeccdea 10 SPEAK Or tue
rsnnai c.itatI oI pteacnesE. ne sag tnose
x;,h9, r.a. 1at no ooaoI oIg9s 70 oe kept
thas. 9ouaos, oat lucy nllSht dedeho upon II
1rs ~ Mos 70 DC . a9;etaea 1eapuneeo: man
mnrts1c olTta ~ ,m;, ad ht "1u ~ ~ aat
,h;.e ~ 9.as u n'no, e1uaa NJ. o4. oT g.eas
,gs1aa. y. e 15 IT WV , Wien @ "as sa san
.;,h r;aa;x ~ 49, "1e - 1ooaeu 1po1 % fnr
MN ,,. WI" ta.enad ~ ~ ~"
snd IL 10y at,sit ,ss ~ t},., ~ ~ Wrar ~
:, ~ nrni; "a saa ~ raoh nn I1t 49,. "
ience he va continna11y drawtne q underprsdnstes
Mnse s.aa ar NOR aronna him Nosx n1 Ne~4nsn;s
1nsnneT IN fhrnnnt wax nne viii rer,rd tn Th1rh
If ypn considered + in ite searate naFs yon wnnId
nrfiye At ycry uusatisfactoFy conclusiuns. Tbere
WAS not yery mnch chanrc in thc inacTion ~ ths
voice,-acti6n Tiers Vas none. lis sermons ous
were rcnd and his eres were alway. on h;s
book, and ali this, ron win say. is ac.inst eais
cheney In preaching. Yes: but you tnEe The rnsn
as a wholc: and there was stamp and seai unon
him. There was solemn music and eweefness IN
. The tone. There was completeness In tie dpnre
taken together with the tone and with the manner.
, 1877-04-29

!, ..~ SOLUTIONS. - . =
.-.z. SOLUTION TO rRoELRN 30. II.
2&s@ 2s-ss 8 |%fs ss |,t5-sss 5Es I1G's I1s=as Bs;a
1-e TO e-1s 129os 1919
n, ,..: B. v.na.
27-A f-6 IA-15 ca t13-ls.
..-,,a,o,x.o r. vim
rs-aw s-!5w l45-z: 81: 'ss-,ss 11ES $4
rex ". VIM
1913 Hills iie-&s t17-2 !Sae
.a-1r Y. VIM.
91-6 l0-l9 30a2 go | e-10
~ 1823 f2l-25 1-8 2[23j
16-l5 1873 | 81 I30-23 ff1-H
". wtn4
, 1877-04-29
attractions have enticed many Patis{sna th;,h.~-.
do not wish to tribe in Paris with new n-asH Wig
which have lately proved 10 unsatisfactorr re1oas
THE GAME OF DRAU}HTs~

Communications intended for this nen,~.
should be addressed to THE TRIBUNE and ,n1o.s'..
.sCheckers.'
cHECKER-PLATERs' DIRECTORY :.
Atheneum, Nos. SO and 65 Washington etr....
Checker Club rooms. No. 1855 South C1ark .,.s..
PROBLEM NO. L.
By EDWARD l.. WARNER, Chicaqo. -
R1nct
, 1877-04-29

E. Moriarty, New York-Psoblem aud sames ac~
copied.
William c. Parrow, .Boston-Thanks tor tho
courtesy.
r. Holman, New York City-Thanks for the IN
formation.
a.. schafer, New York City-The problem il
good Of course.
q. Leslie, Cty--Solntions correct. Your problem
shall appear soon. =.
c. Kelley, New York Cisy-Haye written re-.
ardfng the position.
II. D. Lyman, Washington, D. C.-We did the
best VIC could for yon, and explained particulars
by mail.
Communications should reach as not later than
On Friday to insure attention In the following sun
day issue.
, 1877-04-29

(a1 This corrects game No. $50 In the CHe1sed Pc.
Sly Is played and Black draWa.-H. II.
GAME NO. 4HWUILTER
Played In the Uptown Tournament in New
York City, between Messrs- Moriarty and Hot
, 1877-04-29
White.
White to play and win.

POSITION NO. II. -.
BY G. T. DAVIS. Baltimore, lid.
Black men on l, 5, II, 18, and 20.
White men on 7, "a, 27, g, ondat.
White to move and win. -
, 1877-04-29

POSITION no. T. :'' -:
BY Wx. TAYLOR, Chicago. %rs
Black men on 2, 3, 5, II, 20, Kings on IL, 10
White men On 9, II, 10, n, Kings On o9, az
White to move and win.
, 1877-04-29
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

NAIEHN NA1G foh 111G w EEh.
EPISCOPAL.
ApriE 2o-Foufth Sunday after Easte2
May I-SS. Philip and James.
CATHOLIC.
Apyil 20-Fourth Sunday after Easter; St. Peter,
II.
Aprit 30-St Catherine OF Sienna, T.
lnay 1-SS. Philip and james, Apostles.
Aluy 3-St. Athanasius, y. c. u.
Hay 3-Findlns Of the uo1y Cross; IS. Alexander
r.. and Comp, NM. st. Juvenal, u. c,
Hay fSt. Monica, ".
Nay 5-St Plus ", P. c.
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