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New-York tribune., 1877-07-12

TO BOSTON
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
WHOLE NIGHT'r, REST.
ONLY ~ MILES oF RAIL.
TIME, go MINUTES.
THE NEW MAGNIFICENT STEAMER
MASSACHUSETTS,
("The Palace Steamer 81 the Worla'D
ASD THE XDRLp-RlNOWSE STEAMER
kkODE ISLAND
("Thc Queen OF the SoundD
leave daily (cNcept sundays fom l1er % N H. foot OF
WaITensL . D. yis PIlyideuce - o. M and
Boston 80 Intermediate landings betweon Ne"
York and PrOS isenoe-
THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALT POINTS EAST.
NOT ! TRIP MIssED TX CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
The elegant slesmors -
STONINGTON AID kAkRAGANSETI,
at A. m. daily (uEays excepted from ll.f5 n r. DOt
of jay Staisfuoms aud tickets tDE EiliHR LINZ re
ai 3G5 BrSeAWay and az all oiee OF N,tioV ENp
90 Also uekes fcl sale at all hotel ticket oilcet
p,aeugfs and Freight via oil.I Iiuc always Lken NJ bow
81 lies g. BABCOCk, President
l. W. FnKINs General Passenger Agent
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VO PHILADELPHIA,

NI3N.YoRR AID PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Through Trans each way Gaiy dlc9 Dcposin
PHILADELPHIA. two iA NeS-hork. -. ,.--...,
Improved Equipment hnd tbc taocSs
Time soisis..I It STIR absolute SAioS
ON aud after Jan0 -, lott, o..
EIprcss Trains wigfk VIA DesDiOssds anu N''"
landt Struais Ferries. - fo. eve: nm.
72c. 6.2O (p3l iAmited) lOSv e. a. !. - D. w. "'
n .nGay, 4. b, g. Z, .ai r-u h.
Returning trans PbIsdlpiI9 3;jo o. To-, o'u;
and ii IA. liaIaltst I&y.TsNs Loo T. MI o,V ,,u
1885 t ~ II s,t. On Sunday $50 D. o'i !" iA'
J. 7:.l5 u. u siiuiglL - , -, t,,.o
TTckgt Cfcs- b2G and 90 broadway, NO Aslof hOs'
aud oet oi Dcslrehscs and IortinEdi st Na w.
pTooLIyn. kos ia Il6 and llS uudaoG ST. Hoby-oIi
Depot Jersey City. EIasrGnt Ticket oms" No iA@''Hy
FDkNR THOMSON. j. !. FAttsi IN r.,
General Manager peh i"a'oSS' -'9S''s
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n
Il TRUEK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUrEOn and Gftey june 25 S7I trains leave Newly ork,
Pres5 for Jtarsburs, Pittsburgh, tic West ana SOUTH
With Pullman Palace Cars attached. M and $50 p m
For wiliamsport. ock Haven Cory aud Erie $50
cOnnecg AZ Cory for Husyio Petroleum Ccntrc
and the OIL Regions For Willansp0rt and Lock Haven
For Baltimore Washington. and the South "Llmitei
Washington Express q Pullman ParlOr Crs. daily except
SUNDAY $50 o. arrive Washington 4.lO ~. Regular
$40 q. l. o. ana $40 =. sunday, and $50 p N.
a. NJ l. l. s. G - and S3O r. m Sunday o a. ni s. g. and
For trans 20 Newark. Elizabeth Rway, Princeton, Trcn
toD Perth Amboy, flemngton Belydere and other points
Trans arlye; From Pittsburgh. ESQ and lO4O q ana
1920 m daily 0lO a. H. 600 p m daily except Mon
4:lO 2O, anf lV;lV d N sundal, DoV lVtO a. NJ ft.a
Philadelphia, BOB c:50 9l0 l0O, 1910 ll6o IN. 2:l0
ESQ 1910 ll:JO a. G:Jo. T. ard 1929 ..
Ticket Offices 526 and 9ii broadway. No. Assr House.
ard foot oi DssProsses and CQrtandtsis No CoUrtst
BooklYn Nos ia, ll6 and lls HnaS1nst BoD0ken; De-
pot Jersey City. Emgrant Ticket Office No Battery plGce
FRANK THOMSON. l.. =. FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent
'J'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and all points East, VIA
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER
THE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Largest bandsomest costly in the world
FULL NIGHTS REST. NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES.
Five morning trAins-Fan River to Boston.
Steamers York daily at pm. SUNDAYS July
sept. 2 nclusive 2S " r.. foot OF Murrays
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING
secured Mt all principal HOtois and
Ticket Offices, at the Pier and on steamers
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents.
GEO l. CONNOR General PASSENGER Agent
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sicambon,s ano Railroads

DONDOUT and KinSston-Lauding at New
Ee Jnreh Porkoepse lshand Fans l",s poln Gorn, ora
wall Marlboro Milton, EEOpua, connecting with IlsLr uha
Del X. T.. steamboats, THOHA5 CORNELL aud JAhta ":
BALDWIN. from PLr foot spTing-t, " X daily, at p ii
rE'O THE WHITE M0UNrAiNS-THROU II
BY DANLGGfiT-On AID after July o. through ears Tor
the White Mountains VIZ eAyo Grand Central Depot via Ncw
YORK uaycn Hartford ifoad ~ SO5 arIivinS
Fabyans o:25 Ask for tickets via Connecticut
iy,rT
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12
NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUED BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. oo
Leave Erw-lors FOR Trcuton AID fhllaGellhla a ooo
$50 II 30 a H. l30. 800, 5S0 II p M, ana at PM
lot Trr.ou. ,.p
Leave Philadelphia frOn station North PensylVana ai
road aud Bcrkssts. at ISo. $50, ll3o IL H. i'o
i@aSe Treatonor 100 6S5, so5 1915 a. n
1915. 2:IO. $50, 50J p. m. -. osoo =,
Isn 530 D. In Iaius from Nes York 10 tho ;5V e;SV u ~
lsG ~ M trans Philadelphia. and sleeping Cars 70 e
III clock iuangut trains from both New ork ana Fhi"et
phia. .-.-. ,- ~. x,..,< .r, t,,t,,acirbia at
$50 q m. 5:3J. IL T. N. ,,--.. ~. s,o o,a o., q.
RroalWay prcipal hotels al 14ces oi t"v fsio hE
,vav In Sow Yo.. ayd BroJAyn, and az no. Coit-ss
HTSokIva Baauge from reAGenee 10 deoiuaton
q \ Ha.s ACohh
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leave New York, from slip. 80
Thirty fonrst. i. r. 10 previous departure
trains. No boats from SlU after Sundays
from Thrtyourths only Trains Leave Long Island City
follows For GIeeupOTi. sag HGJbOl. at s4i. 93
$50, 40O Sundays, f:lD For pachogue. etc,
at 90% m, q st5. 5:23 Gu3 T. sundays, 81 a
445. 5:2i GO3 y. u. sundays Sl5 ~, $50 ?. tOr
Port Jelefsou at 10 $3.50. 300 Sundays.
$50 For Northpori, al 10 $780, f:2i 5u5.
Gi2 p. IN. sundays. $3.50 q. IN. $50 D. III. For Locust
Valley, Glen Cove etc ut Sii, 1880 m. 2. 800 i.2i,
5:05. 642 u. sundays, 9SGa. IN. GJO For Rock
away Beach, etc, at lu:2O ll:3O l3u ., $780, i2t
5O5, 543. T. Far lockaway only. sundays at 9lJ
TO- IL a. H., l:3O 3:lO Csc, y. G:3J Far Rock
only Local Fiush,-g, College Point. Ctc
per time Ticket Offices ipNEWYORK James
slip and Thirty fourhsi ferries al the Offices Of WescOtrs
l. J. EX CO. Far,splaee. 1o5 Broadway. 9l2 Broaiway.
Grand Central Depot Forty -secOnd-st. In BROOkLYN,
s33 Washington ST. In DROOKLYN r. D. 70 Fourth-st. Nv
purchasing tickets Of the above Offices baggage
be Checked from TCsideuce t. destination.
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CAITNDAES-THIs DAY.

sF-PRTwE CoUKr-CHAMDERs- -WEsTBnoOR, ).
c-rU
New-York tribune., 1877-07-12

ALBANY AND BR0Y BY DAY boats
"A C. YIBBAHD ara DANIEL DREW lsavc .e,Iy.st w.,
p1rr h r. "a Hi5 ard 2ith-t NJ a. NJ landisg ~ NNk
Ftrr, Wet pciRt Nesstrgii, l"sbkotlslH hhinroegk'
sapr-riis, Oskiil and Hudson 'l9s- sih,s 'I VIZ,
srs ~ Sara ~. Montreal aud other. poln' A"fh c
Nev POINT NewpnTCt returning same ~j' tI' Ir".'
o, coupons gooi Hudson RIVER Railroad are rF''o Oh
board iol p>ss2se.
NITIZENS' LINE STEAMERS5 FOX Troy
and SARATOGA, connecting with all failrad Lines
Norti EssL and West FARE LOWER THAI ;, BY 49,. aSn
oTlIIg EolfTI The entirely mud msgl"lcent psno
steamers UifY OP Troy and eAhA1o1n leave cary
lsatnrays sxeegiol a p "a ITO ii1n rIst A. M H. ~ All
p0pts. 'ooEi" N"A''A-
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pALTIMORE AND OHIO r
Y y NnrG f,. ga "a ~ ngglro- =.

pAITIMpRE AND OHIO RAlLKDAD.-
b Leave NewYork iom foot Of Desbrosses ana Cortandt
n. Washington end tho West Richmond. Charles
SOUTH making close connections for Columbus
Chicago, tcc.
100 D. for Washington and the West and for Richmond
the South GOrdOnsyp Pullman fTum New YORK
Baltimore and Washington making CloSe connections Tor
Cincinnati, LOuis ville, and ST. Louis
600 p for Washington. Through Pullman cars nUin
phade pla tO New Orleans. .
$50 p daily. Washington, the South and West Pun
slceptrs frcm EcwYOrS TO Baltimore and W2sngtnE'
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville,
ST. ioai1 Pittsburgh South and S0u-W Connects
Washington with or Lynclburk florida, NewOreans,
and tie South. -
thruagh tickets please call at COmpanys o.ce, 3l5
Broadway YORK. and ticket Offices foot OF CoTtlandt
and pcsbr0sse--EtH., ana depot Jersey C1ty.
ASH FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
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~ rrnns fOr Pea Ampoy, Red Bank Long Branch;
Ocean Grove 7i5, q llio a. m, d. a43 y ID Al
$3.50 D. m Express for Long Branch, ocean troye Sc
EXPRESS TRAIN TIME between SsE , 9tn ana Lung
Erorcli. ONE HOUR AND TWENTY MINUTE.
PVIinAE PARI.OR CABS attached 81 trains leaving
NeW.v York at $3.50 and Il NJ. - 49,. e,...o,-
EEDUCED RATES FOR THE sEAs0k;
Stages COgtcct AZ Msiapan station "a ani nom KEY PORT
nd I'd snnar Z, nuI from POINT pLEAsANT
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%EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

n NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing July !, 1877,
through trains will leave Gland Central Depot
500 III, Western and Northern Express, with drawing
10 Rochester; also IL ~. Albane.
$40 \. Special Saratoga Express rawngIoOm ears
through 10 Montreal.
1880 n. special Chicago and Western Express, Wah
drawing Canandagua. Rochester, Buffalo, ami
h3g1t Falls also drawing tlIO 10 Kchned springs
li3O Northern AID Western Express. with drawing
10 saratoga
$50 y. Special Saratoga Express; connects at East
Albany for principal station to SyTactse-
400 Albany Troy ENpiess, stops at sing sing,
Peckskill ana all stations north except Livingston
COO D. n. St Louis Express. with scopAgears Of ~
LoIs running through every day IN tie week also. sleeping
Waterfowl CanaDdaigua Buffalo Niagara Falls and
fOr Montreal via Saratoga.
s$o m Pacific Express daily, with sleeping ears ior
Rochester Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo DetTot
and Chicago. 3nd To Montreal via ~ AiDas6.
100 Express, with sleepingears for Albany ahd
Troy.
Way Trains per Local Time Tables Tickets Tor sale at
90 6l and sl$ Broadway and at Ncstco Express CO.'S
Offices No place, 7aj and 942 Broadway, NewYork,
and 353 W Washington-st: Br9okiyn. - -
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COOK. WASHER and IRONER.-A stronl

~ young woman, good family cook: makes excellent bTe
biscuit and rolls ana rice soups roas;s d,ers etc and Is
excellent lauIrcas has superior references .l4.
Can be seen az PAKisS AGENCY, lZ12 Broadway above
H2Isf
, 1877-11-11

HESS PATS HIS COMPLIMENTS TO DALI.
The New York Dramatic Ne,cs furnishes tht
particulars Of lively personal encounter be-
tween c. D. Hess and Ausustin DAILY. It ap
pears that Hess sent request to DAILY for 9
couple OF seats to jefferson. which reaucs: was
contelDptuously refused. This aroused the irt
Of Hess, SO lie met the manager Of Booths
Theatre near the box-ofiice, where the scene oc.
cured:
Mr. Hess said: ''Do you refdse me seats to sec
Jefferson" Mr. Daily began explaining at some
considerable length that his arrangements were
such that he not liberty 10 give seats awuy.
an iucEeduious smile ovcrspread the face OF Mr..
Hess. and he said, interrupt,n.:
''That will do. Now know the contemptihlc
mean whelp you are This is not a question of
two ral'rv tickets worth 81. so each. ii is qucs-
lion between man and man. When you were in
san francisco starving, two yeals ago. 8, 600 miles
from home, unable 10 pay your bills to get back T
put lhe money IN your pocket Which enabled you
10 bring EoarscIi and your company home.'
Alr. DAILY int1tnatcd mildly that Mr. Hess was
lying: Then Hess few into rage.
Take thai back - he saiu, ''or I'll make you.
EuraElng Coward"
With that be seized hold Of Mr.. DAVIS arr,
ana was about'to put his threat in practice, WIEN
DAILY oy strong effort pulled himself AWAY 1nd
rushed INTO the box-otice, tue door Of which waz
slammed in Mr.. Hess face.
About two hours after that, DAILY crept out Of
the box with stick in his hand. HISS was
down upon him in fash, and Ualy r.1seu the
stick. Hess dared him to strike him, and DAILY
took second thought and called .'Police''
Inc police marched Hess little way mud let
MIN ~. He went to the front Of Bootll's Thea
trc, and again waited for his man.
About half- past j, DAILY sailed firth. When he
saw Hess he made backward movement, out Hess
was ma him in IN instant :,
, 1877-11-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY

THE THEATRES.
BARLEY Campbell will be another week at thr
New chicago, where hc will produce NV Fool.
fsh Wife" "How Women Loye,n and othc1
plars Of his oR'n.
At the Adclphi, Sam Dcyere, the Etb;on;,n
Ind German humorist, will appear in new
sensational and musical drama entitled ssJ,s.
per-" written for him by Frank Rogers
The performances at Sicvickcr's Theatre for
the entire week will be for the benefit Of ,he
Polccman's Benevolent Association. On Non-
daE, Tuesday, aud Wednesday s'Thc Serious
Family" will be given, followed by the musical
7auderillc. a. Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Whites For
:llc balance Of the week AL That G1itters is
Sot Gold" and 'Boots at the Swami Tbc
entire company. will be engaged in the perform
nce of these pieces.
Miss Mathilda Cottrelly, the brilliant soubrettc
If Mr. Nurstcr's company, who has beer, playiug
lstar engagement at the Olympic, St. Loujs
Turing the last two weeks, and achieved a I'll
7mph there as ncs no German actress before
her, has returned to this city aud reapprarcd
asst Thursday uight with Wurster's company
1t the North Side Turner Hail, in the
wc11-known singing farce, "Alein Leopold.''
Although this play has been given here time
, 1877-11-11

| THE RIvE-K1NG CONCERT.
| The great testimonial concert to Mrs. Rive
| King will occur Tomorrow evening, and; a.
| every seat in the hail has been sold, VIC necG
! not urge people to attend. The sale Of oyc1
1000 seats in single day is not only very
! gratifying testimonial to Mrs. Rive-king, but
! We believe, is the largcst days sale ever
known in this country. The programme Of the
concert will be as follows:
rAET1.
1. spEns song. ;Franst sr, IL
sefe"Aas'' Anoi.o GLIB. ''''' h'a'seAne'
2. "Che faro senza Euridice". 80. -..-.... Gluck
8ftss Anna UrasdA.
3. Aria, '.Ilonor aud Arms" {Judas
:Hr: Iyro" D. Waitnsy iit; y '1' V
4. Prayer and BarcaFoic, ''star of the ,,
'' Mss Emma G. 11ays5y. - ''~'
Nostann Nocturne G minor, op. 81, No l.. c,>on;n
Ve'ss VsIssnse; ao{p op, 8, Il NJ Chopin
llrs. Julia Kiire- K,no.
6. Aria, ''Piu possente" l:'Amelia n.y.. .Rossi
Hrs. Jennie hsmpf0n.
Z. ChoEus-"Ave Maria '........ ...........Abt
Ia ..Rv cou,,a axHor rAET II, II. uora,cv
boovn 1sa IN f}o%ery ftSSe Vile nq5sses Feses
jf0dTgdt Ctu5-
- ~. r.: EMma {: 72u1s5y ' ..: .-s~..
'' %N|''' Mss dsna Dra;i;i ''10D'&''''
II. Song ''Thc sailor's Dream ".......... HALEY
70 ..Axe va,, Mr: i';'yr0" D. 'vAhnsy n,cn conno1
inss Taurs5v and Ipoiio 17a1. ill.,: ''AD''
:, [vioiiu onliga!o oy William Lews
Hrs. Rire-hIHg.
[orchestral part on second psano BY Carl Wolf
II. Trio 1.-The Faded aoSi Weeath VI. Stephenson
Hiss TaursJy Hiss Drasdi!, and Afr. Whaneu.
We are requested tn state that 200 additional
, 1877-11-11
INTER-.

lny Aubrey de Itre-TVritten during the Iris2
Famine Of 1910, on q nation buried in q sinai
night under the dott6te poll Of fsnow and (unlne.
Fall, snow, and cease not! Flake by aakc,
The decent windin sheet compose;
Thy task is just and pious; make
AN end OF blaspkcmies and woes.
Fall flake bE fake! by thee alone,
Last friend, the s!ceplng dransht is given:
Kind Muse by thee the couch is strewu,
Tue couch whoae covering is from HeaYen.
Descend and clasp the mountains creat.
Inherit plain and valley deep:
This night OF thy maternal breast
vanqutshed nation dies in sleeD
Lot from the starry Temple Gates
Death rides. and bears the .|ay OF peace:
Ihe combatants he separates;
LIE nlds the wrath Of ages cease.
Descend, henignant Power! ButO.
Torrents, shake no more The vale;
unrE streams. in Silence seawoEu How:
Ihou rising storm. remit thy wall
Shake not, tonight. the cliffs Of Mohcr,
Nor btandon's hase. rough seal Thou Isle
The Rite proceeds! From shore to shore
Hold in thy gathered breath the while
Fall, snow, In stiffness TALL. like dew,
On chnrch's roof and cedar's fun,
And mold thyscl on pfue,an ycw
And on the asfu! face OF Man.
Without sound. without stir,
In streets and wolds, on rock and mound.
omnipresent Comforter
Dy thee, this night, the lost arc fouudi
On 4uaking moor and mountain moss,
With eyes npstaring at the SKY
And arms extended like q cross.
The long -e1pectant sufferers lie,
Bend Ger them, white -eohed Acolyte!
Put forth thine hand from cloud and u,ist.
And minister the Inst sad rite
"hete altar there is none, nor priest.
This night the Absolvcr issues forth;
This night the Eternal Victim biceds.
winds und woods-O heaven and rarth.
BE still this night The Rite proceeds.
, 1877-11-11
" A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS, "

I was thinking, when the river
Glowed with sunsets dying light,
And my hcart seemed like m ocean
With your love and presence bright
waa thinking how the ripples.
Murmuring, the shore caressed- j.
OF the happy, happy moments
When my lips to yours were pressed;
and Thought that, in the whole wide world.
loved you best OF any.
Now tell me, darling. do you think
Ny thoughts are worth penny:
suIcAoo, nor. S. vp
, 1877-11-11

Mr. A. F. Worcester was not very successful
With the Chicago players Hls full score has mt
been reported TO Us. We know. however, that
with the three leading players here he cid not win
game. We wish him better SUCCESS next tune
Mcssrs, Nelahan and C'eegett have been wrest-
ling for the checker championship OF Connecticut
match OF sixteen games played " the Insurance
Building, Hartford. resulted in the following
score:. Welahan. d; Clcgsett, /; ana six gsues
were drawn.
The Ne4D England Checker Fldytr coues nm
smiling again. after ITS three months Suspension
The publishers have issued the august, September
and October numbers simultaneously. and promise
that the succeeding numbers will be issued IN 1egu-
lar order to complete the volume.
While the game Of draushts Seems 10 be daily in
creaslng in popularity it s hardly to be expected
that it has. YET, attained that degree Of publie
favor in this country which We see exhibited in the
frequent match play Of our European brethren 4
recent issue OF the tslasgow Neratd furnishes full
account OF six different matches justcompieted be-
tween the representative teams OF different towns
each team couta,ntn! from i've to nine paFers 4
side. The result OF the several matches, con
dense1 so IS to omit individual scores, is as fol-
lows.
, 1877-11-11

ID G0t1sE1S1 O.SUE-SlS.
B. Manning, City--Game on ile for examination
Fred johnson, Ironton, o.-Papcrs sent Is te-
aues1ed.
Il. D. Lyman, Washington, D. C.-Will attend
to it for you.
R. E. Bowen, AilIbnry, Aass.-Corrected, and
mailed you on the 5th inst.
". G. Parrow. Bosion-Thauks for your kind
subscription. uaye written.
4. J. 1EcHner, Observation-Disclosures received
with thanks. TUE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Is So. SO pcr
, 1877-11-11

*Thcse teams were selected from the Church Iu.tt.
tute Chess srd Draughts Club Mr. Letters team was
victorious over the eccEeiarys team bT Two games
The Illustrated .yew Yorker ,s no more, The
publishers, however, continue to amuse their
readers with d witty, sparkling, rollicklns
paper under their former name, 1F'!d te!t.
Some months ago Mr.. Dcnpster. the draught editor
Of tie journal. promised to furnish lts read
crs from time to time with woodeut likeness and
biographical sketch of some OF the leading aEaughts
players Of the country. In fuidltment OF Ibis
promise the Ast issue contains p>rtrait aud snort
"chcckered' history OF the noted metropolitan
player, Mr. Melvin brown Ms. Brown il 4 law
yer by profession. who seems TO have found sufi-
cieut leisure 10 BECOME one OF the strongest play
ers in tue land. He mas played near'y al the e1-
per.s in the country during the past fifteen years
with very good SUGGEST He was Mr.. Yates ad-
wiser during his championship matches. Ind his
counsel was Of Invaluable service to the bov in
winning the worlds championship from the ''Hesd
I.Adtfe-
, 1877-11-11

fa} Same as Old Fourteenth, A. D. P. Var 3
at third more.
{b} Loser.
(c) Solution to Problem No. 80, and suggested
as an improvement on Game o5. Mr.. uutz'er
played e5-ls at this point, and the game "ss
e5-16 15-::22 1876 Ills 223-14 etc.
, 1877-11-11

brother A concert has been suggested, but little
is realized by charity concerts. The case is really
most sad one the fnralid wife and eight help
less children have nothing before them but The
workhouse or death by starvation"
THE OPERA.
The opcrntic season OF the Pappcnheim-
Adams German and Italian troupe at Hoolev's
Theatre, which commences tomorrow evening,
promises to be a great success. With Nine.
Pappenhcim The public is we'll acquainted,
and concert~goers have always recognized in her
4 great artist, and will therefore be all the
more pleased to see her upon the stage in some
OF the standard operatic roles. Mr. Adams is
known here only to the musical public Of ft-
teen years ago as au oratorio singer, but his
reputation as an artist has preceded MIN, SO that
he can count upon handsome reception Most
OF the other artists in the troupe are new com
ers, but there is M old hand at the baton, Max
Maretzek. The repertoire for the week will be
as follows: Monday, "The Huguenots" Tues
day, '.Flying Dutchnan"; Wednesday,
q Eaust"; THURSDAY, "Lohengrin u; Friday,
"Robcrt the Devil'; Saturday matinee. Ito
llcngrin''; evening, SRA Diavolo''; Sunday,
"Der Frcischuetz." The cast for 'sThe HUI
gucnots'' will be as follows:
Valentine. ...Mme. Pappenhcim
Haoul. Mf. Adahs
Rueel.. bliss AeIIHan
tAse. .sue5 zflI!1n4Hse
nAfCc!..-..... ..'........-...-..-..M LIT. "leEahu
NeEefs. MI. DUN
~. Brls.. .-.hlf Adolphe
, 1877-11-11
HOW THE DAYS GO BY.

How the days 60 by-how the days go by!
How swiftly they pass along.
With burden OF teaEs for some Of our hearts,
And for others a CHEEKY song.
And their step is light through the world bellows
Sometimes It's silsery thread they bear, -
And now they have severed Il link OF the pa5t
And now they have gone-O tell III where:
For iof IS we looked men cali them month,
And the months into years have rolled
and the years into Life, like drops IN the Sea-
And Life-Ah: the tale is told.
We ask OF you not, o re fast speeding days,
70 stay your fleet steps for awhile.
Nor bring Us. while Others are buried il Wo,
Forever your sunniest smile.
But take not our love for the precious Past,
Our hope for the Future dln:
Mellow our hearts, it you touch them at ALL
Bring US a blessing from Him.
Bring It. o morn OF the rising light
Beautiful sunset, let 1t not die; ~.
And we'll s.Watch and watt while the ebo'uos
flows,
gil! our siays have all ''Das,ed by"
Nov. 8. 1877. 4. u. y.
, 1877-11-11
" NIkE,
White to move and draw.

POSITION NO. 80.
by "AHATEun," Chicago.
Black men on 9, 3. II, u, II. Is, %, King n,
White men on s, II, 10, 81, Kings 20, o4 -
White to play and win.
, 1877-11-11

SOLUTIONS.
soLET1oS TO PROBLEM no. 3S.
!I=;s 3;=ss |f | |;$5;S If:=f II: 6@'s 5'ssa
{a) Only move to draw.
SOLUTION TO POSITION 40. 80.
See game No. 1!6, this issue.