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, 1879-01-19

Ft1T9S IE.I<T.
A good many Of the American tourists IN Spain
amt Portugal are returning to France. Gen-
Grant being now at Pau on his way back to Paris-
One OF these ncwir-Teturned wanderers told nag
some interesting facts relative to the simplicity
of manners that prevail at the Court OF Portu-
eal. The Young King and Queen 60 out driving
habtually In shabby 2anoau drawn o. four
hfack mules. and when Ehey are at the lovely
nalacc OF Cintro, any member Of their Court can
ca1I upon them IL the most informal manner.
King Luis Is said TO be aa exceedingly inteill-
rent aud accomplished gentleman. The Queen,
who was the daughter OF the late King OF
l,aly, Is lady OF great intellect and
force OF character. The morganatic wife Of
the Kings father, Don Fernand, tho
Countess OF Edla, was formerly Miss Elise
Ucusley, prima donna at the New York Acade-
my OF Music I heard her sing there soma
twenty-five years ago. She Was then very beau
tiful, with large, lovely eyes aud graceful tig-
ure- She has grown very stout, but is still .
ine-looking woman. She enjoys degree OF
public consideration and Difference that is BEL
dom accorded the morganatic wires OF Royal
". She accompaniess Don Fcrnaud to the
opera, where ther occupy the box direcly oppo-
site to that Ut the reigning King and Queen.
When her brother camc from New York to visit
Ler lie ", 8 recci7cd With the same honors that
would have bee accorded to the brother OF the
acknowledged wife Of the ex-kins The por-
trait Of the Countess of Eds was exhibited 9:
the Paris salon last spring, side b. side with
tnat OF her Royal spouse, and in scmi-regal
gl1ise, with the broad ribbon Of an Order across
the co1sage Of her velvet dress.
, 1879-01-19

Nhlft resigns Fine, 14ta houFS.
(a) II Black take the Pawn, White plays r to Z
(b} r to K 90 seems better; The move made gives
the uttack weak Queens Pawn.
{c} The knight should be played to his = It is
probnble that he WIS played to ? for the purpose
Of afterwards placing him on q J, to command the
Kings 5th SO.
Or $50 toQ3, Qto Kt2, 20. q takes Z r, 8
takes q +. Fl. q to IT i, TO @ ), ETC.; or 21..
@ to r 3, R to k7, etc.
{e) 4 10 q :, here, followed by one Of the Rocks
to E 50. were better.
~ White has bad position, bat surely P to @
It 8 were better than the move made.
{g) Elack loses the opportunity to decide the
game at once At this point I" q ! IS the move.
The II. Y. c. c. had this move Under conslderl-
tion. but afraid OF the reply. 26.- 10 so.
II .5..-, to G 4. 26..K r to q So, : takes
1T p. 27..Q takes P. and Black can win either BY
r.: to sq Or by e. .t9 r. to < oa.n,. sh
tack By e ..--,B TO 3 I, 49,. u to SO, r TO
QG, 900 to re, Q!o $, etc., ont it was seen
that White had 4 good defense. The move made
appears to be the strongest at Whites command.
III Qto 1t seems better.
III The proper move, since canaos take r 2 on
account OF IS. B to q 4.
ID To disfranchisc the Ill. 1t will be observed
shat Black cannot play R TO Q 3 on account Of the
(m] 4 eood move, bottltns up the 1t still closer,
for ii he 60 to 3. then to K 7. and il to 1t 3,
then B to BIT.
{n) The best move, believe.
to- Better than taking the Z P
mi Black might also hive advanced the Q ct 2,
with won game.
Ia Better than trying to awe the Pawn.
{r} The deciding more,-CNess Journal.
, 1879-01-19

Glrakoschs operatic representations at Booths
1neafre aud In Brooklyn were much disturbed.
me pf1ma donna is said to be now quite well
again.
4 new opera by Offcnbach, produced at the
fol1es Dramatiques, is the artistic event OF the
ditn1nution OF his powers, and Madame Fa-
Helene" s'' 'A'{ - 'q"'' Ill p0pu'a'''' 'De 07'''
For the third concert Of the Chickering Hall
symphony SERIES In New York, Jan. Is, MIR.
Cariberg announces Beethoycn's Fourth SYM
phony, The Forest Scene from Wagner's p" "Sfeg-
1ricd," etc. Mr. Richard Hoffman will play the
new concerto By Brull.
wagnef's s'Rcnzi" will be produced at Her
Majesty's Theatre for the first time in England,
and in English, on the 2Sth Of January, 1879.
The English libretto, by Mr.. J. P. jackson, Of
the New York Herald, is spoken OF Us Il very
excellent piece Of workmanship. The opera
will be maguidcently mounted by Mr. Carl
Rosa.
At the next concert of the Boston Handel and
gra1n.ne will be: Festival overture, '.Ein feste
Burg" Nicoiai, for chorus and orchestra; "The
Flight into ESypt,' from Berlioz's 1'Childhood
OF Christ" tenor solo and chorus; Sanctus,
from Gounoa's St. Cecilia Mass, tenor SOLO ana
with solos for Miss Kellogg and Miss Cary, who,
witn Mt. Charles Il. Adams, will be the lending
singers Of the occasion.
Strakosch brought out an unsuccessful deb
utante On the 14th Miss Giulia Mario, in Ira
yiata-" The Tribune says: Mr.. Max Stra"
kosch gave us last evening one Of the most TN
interesting performances Of 's La Traviata ~
which has ever been given iu this city. In point
Of fact, there vas almost nothing which had
any special merit from end to end. Pantaleoni,
who had L cold, sang better than most Of the
troupe, but there was little besides bis part
which was done even fairly we'll Mile. Mario,
the SOPRANO, who made her debut, has q nice
soprano Voice Of the common sort, but she has,
so fur. as one eau see now. none ot the qna1tca~
tions OF great singer, and her debut last night
was not in the remotest sense q brilliant sue
ccss.n-
The Strakosch troupe gave "The Huguenots !"
in New York last Wednesday evening, and made
bad mess Of it. The World says: "What
promised to be If not an extraordinary an cx~
ccedingly brilliant night of opera at Bootl. $
Theatre, proved last evening exceedingly hum
drum. Meyerbeer's 'Hugucnots was to have
been cast with Cary. Kellogg, Litta, Panta1eoni,
and Adams. From this cast was taken Cary
{wllo WAS announced as I'LL and Pantalconi. Miss
Lancaster filling the place Of the former as
Urbano, and Slgnor Cautfuan the place Of the
l1ttcr. Miss Lancaster has a mild, cultivated
voice, but it does not appear to be i part OF the
young lady. It seems to be singing without
her knowledge, and Sue apparently takes little
interest IN it. The audience would doubtless
hare felt less disappointed ut the absence Of
Cary had they been given all the music for
which they Ind paid, but they were not"
, 1879-01-19
"Y0U MAY CALL THE ANGELS NOW"

fThc words OF touching trust, given below. wer
actually spoken by & dying child in Baltimore
MIDI
Once little child. while lying
Ctatilcd on her mothers arua-
Voice grown weak with pain Of dying.
I:ut untremored py aiayus--
Sald, without one shade OF terror,
Though the teath-dcw chilled her broH
tSaniliny on the loved ones nearhert,
''fou may call the Angels now!"
opuse chidhood's faith, which careth
Nnucht though darkness lie abroad:
Oswcct innocence. which darcth
All things in the smile OF God!
Gladly would we each be lying
Where thou art with death cold brow,
II with smiles we might say-d5inG-
.@Yon may call the ANGELS now.
MIRIAM BEATRICE DEASB.
, 1879-01-19

(a) This Is an instance Of the rnpid playiu. out
OF sne 1!eces BY Capt. Mackenzie, in odds games
especially, which 80 character1zcs his style.
Blaca.e game is almost hopclessly cramped.
{bl The attack now begun Is carried Oh with
Il great viyor to the end.
lc} No time fur this, a. Black discovered.
{d} The mate IS effected very prettiiv, Ior which
principally this game Is given. Mr.. Warren plays
much stronger than above indicated.
, 1879-01-19

Sixth game in the match for trophy between
the New York and Manhattan Ches. Clubs. Com
mittee for the y. l. e. C.-Messrs. F7ankcnburg
Doyle, Limbeck, Burke, Johnston. and Whitaker
For the II. c. C.-Messrs. Deluaar, 3lonlc, Block,
De Wiser, Graham, aud B2ird.
, 1879-01-19
lfil:te
Waite.
White to move and win.

POSITION NO. 1o1.
ByCnAn1Es DArE4AS. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Black man on 5: kings on /, i, l., 10, 23.
White men on 13, 25, 28; kings on 10, II, go.
Black to more and win.
, 1879-01-19
CHESS IN CHICAGO,

One of Capt. Mackenzie's Odds gomes 1ate]y
n1ayed, simultaneously with nine othcra. at the
room Of the Chicago Chess Association
iDcmpve Whites Kings Knight}
, 1879-01-19
PROGRESS.

Never an Are Ike onrs.
As some grand dream, To-Day
Arises from the darE and harrow Past:
Around her thoughtful brow ore twfned the flower.
or knowledge, Truth. and Justice born at last
From the rich 1Hst OF p,artyFed minds
Flowers that Time itself cannot decay'
Never an Age like thIs
As some strong, vigorous vine
SuEu1ouuts the dangers OF the prccipfce.
AND, upward ciamber3ng. makes tortured way
From ont the horror OF The black abyss
So has oar Present TING
Come struggling up, to meet and greet the Dayt
Never Nh Age like this
Yet shall We dare 10 say
What coming years may bring for happy Earth!
When thinking minds their certain course hare
run,
fairer Age from ours shall have its birth,
And 10! thc cingiuc r1yts OF cur To-Day
Will vanish in brighter sun.
PAUL F. BROWNE.
, 1879-01-19

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
John KErk-Thc cnd-gnmes you 50 kindly sent
US are very good.
Charles Bateman--:Your position with nine men
each side loos Ike .lnr, d1ax yon
analysis, and We Will examine it.
David 3fii1ar-31any thanks for your ktud con-
fributjo1s. The game will appear in turn. We
want the balance OF those correspondence games.
G.P. Bowen, City-We shall be glad 70 use it as
a position. {2} The draught- board il numbered
from to 81. The Black men occupy the squares
numbered from to l., &nd the White men from
81 to 81, inclusive.
Louis and rhompson-Play white 27-e4. and
how can Black win! Solutions should always
company positions sent III for publication
=; Il. r. s.-Many thanks for calling cur attention
to it.
A. E. Moree-Two copies OF E. D. P. mailed us
directed. ts) Glad to know that sou captured that
- bonanza. =
*. Abbott-wlll use the game and positions
very soon te} II those other games are real good,
send them lp-
P.J. Hickey-win make room for your Laird
and Lady Gt1Ort Boon as possible.
T. A. Kear-Will attend to it At once, and write
you.
James Htll--Wc will sec what can bo done and
write you. ca Remittance credited.
Frank A. Fitzpatrick-only TOO happy 10 do Jon
a favor, -no charge, OF course.
H. c. Chipmaa-Wil look II up for you nexs
week.
CHECKER CHATTER
Following are the names Ut the nine players who
are to compete in the New York Tournament for
the $50 gold piece offered by Ms. A J. punlap: m & OF
4. j. De Forrest ]. Dempster, Jr.. G. SinonsoH,
H. Brown, L. l.. Balm. and 4 schaeter
n 4 nsvs s~e S 5 to si IT, Ill., 9s es &
- frt~4r a
, 1879-01-19

Il. 4. G.-Answcr next week. Please send
name and address.
n. II. $. and J. G. Af.--Be good enough to re-
examine Problem No. l01.
G. T., Manchester. Ia.-1n your solution to No.
100 the King cscapes at Q 6.
F.. B.-The problem is quite sound, and the
finale is pretty enough, but the preliminary moves
arc TOD Obvious.
Problem M. l6U.-Corscct solution received
II. Ovngton, Jesse Holaoay. Mueller, J. Troieasc,
D. II. kinkead> ". 7. Trcgo, and c. G. city: J.
G. Mitchell. Mazomanie, Wis; E. T. Hastings,
L. B.: Ives. Riverside, Ill. c. j. dodge, Bow
manville, Ill.
, 1879-01-19

Mr. Charles BaIetnan, Grand Rapids, Mich,
More and Pryor. at SD move, 6-1 instead OF II
Il wins for white, as fellows: 81, 22-l3. -,
l3-l7, 60, ISIS. 2-6, 1877, 6-los lf-1J,
9-1S. and white wins.
Mr. David ailias. Holland, Ia. writes as follows:
''lu Game No. asa, Hcfter cozrectin. Bowcn@s
Authors. the position ~ 18th move stands thus:
E!ack men On !, 9. t. :, 70, Il. F. Il, r. II
80, 81. Black plays LILO, with note ut bottom
stating that 1-5 draws. About three months ago
sent ydu game played with friend, With ths
not claim to b. correct have failed to see draw
Tor Black. Bowen's Authors have never seen, nor
can lat present secure it, but should like vcrT
much to ace how Black draws at this point BY 10"
howcn's Authors. variation 9S1, Is credited to Mr..
Nortnsop. who shows draw by 1-5 IN the follow
tnu ,.tn
, 1879-01-19
GAME NO. 31:-BnISTOL.
Played between Messrs~ 8. T. Allen. OF Bsoox'
1yn, i. u, and A. Crofts, or Flatbush, l.. l..
GAME NO. 3l6-DRISTOL.
Played between P. II. Roner, OF Oneida. and
Il. Ransom, Of Little Falls, y. X:

GAME no. 3Ii-EELSO-
PIuyed by correspondence between r. J. Hickey,
Dubuque, and Dr. II. r. Wag:oner. De Witt, H.
HickcytS mDYe.
, 1879-01-19

Mr.. Freeman. the city champion, with the follow
ing result: freeman, .; Barnes, O.; drawn, o.
Total. Is games.
Mr.. Merry visited Oxford. Mass recently aud
contested Is games with Mr. Bowdish- Score:
Merry, +; Bowdtsh, 1; and l. games were drawn.
A match is being arranged to be played st rrovi~
dence, Il. l., between Messrs- Merry and Free
MIN.
Prof, Fitzpatrick writes that double number OF
the AnaI.st, for December aud January, is now tn
the hands OF the printer. 1t will contain Centre
and Fife, both completed
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ba, Der for 2 Oar iioen mooto9
Isabelle, men iom iensre bar fort.
fat fine Stubisr peb 6riftiania Uni.
psriitet. Yrof. u. Gambler. Der !
bet iorIebne Mar bar pirfst Tom vi,
far, iratraabte pep StoIsaarets lo.
gang.
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s, fOrbi iss sfsr big iaa inoerlist iea sr iaa %iOrtuiplst,
fcrei leg lite bar noget Saab. inssu rbIst til at bIips.
buao en- Manb bsr bare: fin 8amilss grnar,r % 8sitpt.
ter. bet % esrior, at ins f%orsilaar of rsNe min 8si.
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langt beore faren uben mig iom en- Wslsfsn ON bin
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ital saa min Yd uesn en- &Iase. fisnbt nit Sisrt, oil
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8erelie % fal after bsnbss Nrbeioe.
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bet Stiaalns tunoe Der lite bore Gale ON, % at iomul,
til Wfrs. Elsie mtb Den iamms Siforis bar Iisiaa umu.
list; bet melt umistautiomme Climb u1aatts MI mistro
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ms0 pansil'r' m'O,Hs SuORs,n =
fOret mso Scrt. Gen bier w.
De foriflshisc YIunctsrs g,n0o oslaa
@na So''n' s'rlioot Serta e. y
8lcunoer. Tom &omponi,t. No.,
Ioriiraft @eniet meo Miol,r. Mi W. :.
nptie til @inoins of en- ,so,m''
uep at uoitIue bet / ale TER, @s''
iaauel | europa ION Nm"
2porplot bet ophnblOmm, Sen ",
O'lsnnss' CT ct OnSst Spsr0smosI
Decorah-posten., 1879-09-10

Sill NOrge.
Sioits 9erbaa u~frsiits berfra til
Nor9s Wiis NsQis 4ufsn fra Gan.
ocfiOrb % Smut gnsellon Wobers
fra SOis i @Orss. Iiis 9uden
bar peret Der / Omtrins 10 Oar Os
Wobsrs i omtrent 3 Oar. Gfter be.
res uotaIslier at bemme. oil b
tilbrinse 6siten af fine Nar | oerss
Siembpsosr. Sc refer ben lite
September ira Stem Sorf meb Sn.
munlinisns pr98tise Oampitib "Gitp
of Wontreal."
Decorah-posten., 1879-09-10
Bids for Grading.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Committee on Court House
improvements up to noon ofthe 18th
day of September, A. ID. 1879, fol
the contract for grading a portion OF
the Court House Square between the
Court House and Jail. Bids may be
left at County 'sOffice. The
Committee reserve the rights to reject
any or all bids.
BY order ofCourtH ouseC Committee.
+. G.. HALE, County Auditor.
Decorah-posten., 1879-09-10

Stunb % iaa fotIaot Bpen icm en-
SpinoIer, men nient ban iom for
ct Yar Gar iipsn Tom en- ufisnot
une Monb. bar ban MI srunclast
ct aoot 8enOmme % siOrt iis be,
tisnct iom en- bGoerlis &isbmano
San banoIsr blot mso Serrsartiflsr
% Gnbuer fan bsrfor bore Opsrbe.
piit ON. at man Der timber bet fer.
fe % bebfts llopoIs. IiSsiom bans
mere ipscieus 8%Orrstnins iatter BAN
iitane til at 9isre ct 9anffe anssr.
lsoes nPiastist % ombps8eli9t uo.
rals enb Mnore. Der banoIsr m.o
ale Slaas 8arer.
Decorah-posten., 1879-09-10
Bids for Bridge Abutments.

Sealed proposals to furnish material
and build the abutments for a bridge
across the Iowa river near Greer x
Hunters mill in DEBORAH, will be re-
ceived by the committee on bridges
up to noon af the 18th day of Sep
tember A. ID. 1876. Proposals may
be left at the CountyAuditor'sOf Office,
where specifications may also be seen.
A satisfactory bond will be required
from the party to whom the contract
nav be awarded. The Commute re-
serve right to reject any or all bids.
By order of theBridge Committee.
f. G.. HALE, County Auditor.
Decorah-posten., 1879-09-10

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nu itaur behanhlsr isa bet paa osuue Waaoe." =,
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8uluimuoist. Sid tatteos ban ~bisrtslist.
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SpiI.
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sstomtsn. Ser bDiFebss iblanbt benz ON. al Den w "
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