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FORDs. HOWARD q HrLBERT
r "A PErER-ON & BROTHERS.

a FooI,s Errand. b. One of he f0s% novel, gtyin
"a life IN the south oy Northern srtf a.
clio Z
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L. II. rREAT,

Golden rhszsAfz Meth-r nsr.s and Heavea- IN
prose poetry BY upward 300 distinguished sasors
both sides of Atlantic vita inirutuclon
Thee. l. Cuylez. d. u
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Anaele,- Fortune A story 0f By andre Ther
rier Adapted frm Ereuch by Airy Yea
Price 10 cents In cover 90 81 - n cotn
~ Mnur An Far's WO0inr. A society Novel
pfice ~ eenrs Ia q - EkarA-
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Chri.tna- Appeal tar the Poor children.
Who wil "es make CAfsl'"' happier ior us enure" "i
All through great city suffering nom cold and
rIWted N close garttti
cellars the ght OF day sci ior, comes;
in boxes under -tairways very many are or
hOmeirss Others
poor The circn Of iru ikarfs others OF
working people who are unortnnAt IN 1is happN
SEASON good stretch forth hanis Of appeal %
those has bl ssed with aid friends
They AK Tor clothing ana 5nocs ana ioo anu
The CnIlren's Ad -ocay acts the guardian thou.
ihese la tie ones IL desires 70 make happy
homeless c4ldTen CHRISTMAS
present a home IN tne country -
Fy WI put sh on Hty tarefooted Little ones
one hundred viii furnish hundred chhirrn with
small its WIN gratefully received from those who have
" "a ho rbsf would have Merry Christmas" his
home the homeless hunvy children OF the poori
{. L. BRACE secretary,
Chi reD's AID Society,"
December. 1873 ~ East 4th-s New-YOrE.
- % prov ions clothing NAV oe ent 70 ne Central
Office 10 East ftst, NeWfOrk, OF VIII De caeu lor II t'
pousao Of money NAV lncIosed any oi the under
checks Office orders made payaoe 10 the
Orier Of George :. Coe. ire.t.ni
WM. A. BOOTH. PreHdeut
Third National Bank. 30 Nassaust
GEORGE IS. COE, Treasurer.
American Exchange Nanonai rank. l25 Br,adws.
c. l. BRACE secretary. 10 East 4th-st.
WORK OF THF YEAR.
There curing The past year in our SIX Lodging
Houses 1882 different boys and g7s 261, 30 meals aud
ig- T od.ngs re supplied the tweHy-one dsy and
ard cothed go .OS6 warm meals were up
p 3573 ssni 10 homes, mainly In the West L3oJ
Chirrui- 29i children enjoyed the benefits Of
Home lav-ragtng over 700 per Wne 945
ars instructed IN the use of the sewnfachine
Girls Lodging House AMI in ne inlnstai Schools
There have 1884 orphans n the lodging houses.
- O7O - have deposited IN the Penny savings Bank
number under charge u the society during the year
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A ID. RANDOLPH 4 Co.

The Christmas Bell compilation verse suitable fcs
seaAsu iustrated cut In the bell,
mi riea with ribbop. 5ocents-
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Rnshlas Ns1oru paiuoeR. NV vulupysa 8vo Coui1fu1
al me Plates aud Wood nxrzySngs Il - orrns
Eainsn In orv9a cAe<A extra nssy bsx. go . Halt O.
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IyIsON. BLAKEMAy. TAYLOR a Co.

WeIIs's Natural Pm iesOphy New eLtol. Win many
new engravin carefully ev and re- sdited IN aceorianc'
With tie latest discovery aud research
By orhagIOn FOr. In two parts and In volume
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
rHIBuEE OFFICE. Dec. .

rsIBuEE OFFICE Dec. 81. a.m.-The movement In the
harometer Is again upward Cloudy weather. prevailed
Yesterday with dunng the rst quarter and occa
s.l l,eht rains during the other quarters The teD-
no-asnrr rangrd hstgeen 800 and <oe. the average
t5fsto1 being 2iso higher Friday The amount
of moisture air u not large. .
Coolrr clearing weather. with light snow or rain. fol-
lowe 0y cls az partly eoudy weather, may be ex
pecfcd IN this ciiy and vicinity to-day.
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CURED, CURED, cUREDi

ADolPH TAYLOR with Waddeil z Co.. 50 Beeknan-t, ". r.
"t'uref NV rif. 10 yezra osd. of Ctfarrh-
Rev. CBA.- J.. JoNE- NeT- Brighton - J. worth Ten rnes
W. A. PHRI,x Merchant, a. Sassan-ss. n " Cured Of
Catarrhal Infue MA
CHAs "a Lafsvette Dace v Y: "Son cured OF
Chrome caiarrf"
d. MCKELvKY. L. :. ReveDcf onicer. Stafest, n. Y
Cured 81 a OF Chronic Catarril'
HENRY with the Fire Insurance Company
80 Courtst Brooklyn; have experienced great re
hef since using your Care"
W. H. EvEAET ~ Y. Toy Store f6 1fth-st. v. " "Cured
Catarrh ~ sevTral years standing"
HIRAM HARRINGTON win ABrew MctiBre stove dealer.
SfuveysaHt-t \. =; "Cured of Catarrhal Influenza
LADY friend cured of Chronic Ca4rrh-"
T. II IIsfERMAN secretary. 9DS 3d-fve. y. Y; Never
znythiue with such go1a rc~Uts; Cazrrh since
Childhood hfar1ng improved"
W. SRkHLE With Pets < Co.. Broadway and l7thst y.
Y: VIE eHrri Of Chrome Catarh'
L. Merchant. 800 Fut0ust, BROOKLYN: Cured
sf fouryears Cafarrh.'
ALhx FgFESF Cairo v Y: IL has worked wonders IN
six cases n nv PsrlSd.
g. J. i1u Noble ~. bro0sya. ny: II am
rasiraiv cured Of Catarrh.'
j. HENuEHsoN. lj5 Nswafkave Jersey City; I lost
bv Cai7rrb and have been cured"
&C. &c, &c, &c. &C.
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE II the most IW.
PORTANT medical DISCOVERY since vACCISATION.
II Is sold BY ali Druggists or DELIVERED by d. b.
DEWEY n CO.. 46 Doy y. T.. for 81 80 package. To
eIuhs six packages for - 90 DR. WEI DE MEYERS
TREATISE IL sent FREE TO ANYBODY.
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NIDNIGRT HEiTHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
MIN 7 IN NJ
lndlcufs0ns.

For Middle States and New-England northwest I,
norfh,ast winds colder, cloudy weather. with snow
rain except possibly at southern ststiohs and risn'
haromleI.
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s.lsNaNGEas 4RRIgED.

TEST SNIP NEUS
TlW YoHk- ARRIVED DEC. 20
str Anaiea 81. Newport L, 10 days. With
Geo l.u.gv. vessel 10 Aii-in bahiwin * Ca
Str cas- Maa %. kelptnn. GyInuah, 10 teo i0Dge.
-tr iI.fcari. Ief. Vest ppli F4.O Old DonlOl 81 Co.
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
Rrsrictd books Of ne ,star rsifg IfSsrssf
h>rstoesrs ft< tasrHg
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Rich solid f:oa Jcwery large and at lower
prices than auy other house
LCMpHEET'5
PARlsIAX DlANOSns
Tor sale onir lt
HUMPHREYS.
Sl9 Broadway,
Coraer 18th St, v. Y.
..at.r
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Anniversary q: tA- Ncu-Ysrk Christian Home Tor In
TEMPERATE MEN.
Broadway Tabernacle Broadway and 34tl-st,
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. -. AZ 7sf5 O'Clock
-PEAktleS.
Rev. WM. ~ TAYLOR D. ID.
Mr JOHN B. COUGH.
Ex-Governor STEWART l. WOODFORD
vi. D.. DODGE
limited OF admission cards may be raj without
hg members Of tie Board OF Drec-
tOrs fOiow4;
WM. T. BOOTH. 100 Waist.
WM Il. DODGE. lJ @ f-Sf.
JAMES rALCOVT. lOs frsnkin-st.
ARTHUR W PAR~ON. 81 PARK ave.
J. NOBLE STEARN-. 81 Eadt 42lsi.
CALL 3 B. KNEW L~ - East 23d st.
ELBEis' r. MUA ROE 80 rsa.t oal
u. NCGUENEl.
WASHINGTON r. VERNTLYE. - Broadway
A. v STOUT. 2Ti Bros--y9r.
HENRY DE-TF, 80 ifhambersst.
WILLARD PARK K ". ID. Z East l2thst
NORMAN W. DODGE. T. Wal 81
A. q. ARMSTRONG ia RrolGwav.
RICHARD 4. -TOHU-. Comfy Court House
HEN ~ T. RI ~ ELL, - tlahbcrs-sf.
SMI ru SHELDON. , M1rrlv-st
J. EDGAR JOHNSON. 80 WailsL
NJ. g. ID. BORDEN, 81 W0rtlst
q. VAS DERBTLr. rlnd Cenrral Dn-ot.
FRANCIS 4. PALMEa. 23I broadway.
WILLIAM A. CAULDW ELL 70 Warren-sr.
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open evenings.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-21

The petite maitresse being to study in Winter.
petite mairesse is not necessarily a cocotte. She
may be a woman of good birth and position but
she is always deficient in grandeur of sentiment,
and she adopts, in waging hfss battle many Of the
cocOttSs arms. In every she is coqaet. She
is her own universe and her instincts are essen
italy feline. The petite maiiresss is a charming type
of material elegance and very nice thing to look
at Her suite Of rooms fitted ND with that
xind Of natty luxurousness finds In those bon
bon boxes Of seyaudin, which padded inside
and lined with satin and decorated without in silk
doss em mbroidery Her bed-chamber Is intended for
show no less than for A douhle-pile carpet Is
laid down upon the floor. unless in Summer. when
IL s replaced by cool Chinese mating. One sees
aothing suggestive of ablutions, but a good deal
su9gestive of war paint, the application
OF which 10 beautys cheeks Frenchmen
like. The dressng-tabIe is done up
like a newly married young belle. Ii is covered
and drnped to match the bed. in satin of ten
der sbade with festoonings Of Brussels lace. which
soften the sharp lights- The glass is surrounded
with "ruGhingr of satin ribbon, enlivened here
and there with little bows. Young mothers. whose
hearts are in the night place. do up the hoods and
capa of their babies In this manner. The easy
chairs in be<-chambers Of the petite maitresss
are 30 constructed that, TO sit nc ease
in them. 1t is necessary to assume nop-
chalant attitude. ID b Winter. A blazing fro
is ON the hearth. The mantslpiecs drapcry. vheh
, 1879-06-15
TOM MOORE.

How shall I sing Of him whose lays are sung
M,sas ynmTcheas verse where Nature blends with
NTH charm, the mind and captive lead the heart;
From whose sweet harp tue sesaphs cangot 'n7
Then scared to Heaven to sing 1t DER again'
tae = a. tnenoht sotne Angel fresh from Paradise
1ind taken human shape, whose silvery tongue
Foured forth the notes that but Heaven are ann2
And. when his Conntry's woes inspired his sones,
Sweetest of bards. while Love ON Earth remains.
10 weayc round youthful hearts MS Ao"loe
while love OF Country fires the Patriots soul.
And bids him ever strive TO reach the goal
Time, as with jealons care It guards my naine'
shall add new slor,es to thy oeatn!es1 .amg
CHICAGO. June, 1879. hoIE1R AonSst*
, 1879-06-15
RGATTTRING.
rS-rer~

Ioe Mnrnhv has secured Miss Emma Wilmot for
next season.
John Ellsler says Louisiana ought to produce ex-
ce1,cnt theatrical manaeess
The engagement OF Miss Rose Wood by Wa1lack
for next season is announced.
1,,-., 49,, roea o,Ns,i ,,,,,, h, ,eoa;rp
man at the Chestnut, Philadelphia, next season.
u.Eo. porri, hos hecn tc],;nq n renorter that
1sehce l'aah'n n1's oee'' 16 ep'. ~ @
Haverly just made 50 week out OF 'Ihs
Danstes"
1x,s sa5d that uayeriy Is negotiating with Fanny
nayennort IN haye exclusive control OF her busi-
, 1879-06-15
THE NOBLEST CALLING.

teacher sat with weary face.
The breeze her brown hair li!t1ng:
While on the floor the checkered he01
Through dusty pane sSas slft1ne.
Before her stood u eunburned lad.
Who lesson slow was reading;
And. though she heard each dron1ne "ofo,
She gsye but little needing.
Her hands fell idly on her lap,
The tears her eyes were reaching: -,
wesrg life is mine, " she thought
And thaulxless task is teaching"
And now. with laughter and with shout,
Without the last one passes;
When backward turn in t'miu way
Two olushing, sweet-faced laaaes~
tTeacher'-and on the upturned faoa
Was Just a touch OF sosroW-
tTeacl.eE, I'll surely try Aud be
4 better girl Tomorrow.
sand Teacher"-now this maiden VA
or all the least unruly-
And Teacher, came back to say
l lore you very truly
The teacher turned. with smiling faco,
Ger which the tears were laiiinE.
AA hapuy life is mile, she taouYht,
Naul mine the uoblest calling. y;
, 1879-06-15
ELSEWHERE.
oARr, nOsA's PLANS.
CARL ltUSAS 11sANSs
Er,r1 Rosa has arrived In New York, and, IN g.

lr,-, Rosa has arrived in New York, ard, in an
Interview says:
mmsssts PSsa ef af5s tsg id Of H
Su q. ZEE II
Ef t. ssas
II II Saa a. u pfSnf Ssae acs
ss$:ss
opera France ana n ihe Sew pand r. opea
axss 4sash qesf: ssrt i:
r. qn ne
f1s'so'a fsre opessd ssst nc Ssy
iE ,ss s esss aos hass Is
n9 tSasT or %ny tor English
n'SHa oiy e The nes sqsps
f saE''f tdas wSTks should be
because snx i i :oninnsd :od IT, o.s
could make more ou of sueh productions ID ss
ans T tssx fest ctn q p5e e"
tat hs pEpdu1on @ OF s;1 nbtre Ss
ths It'd 4ass whs IL ~aes
san .nE n moTe r teh1 man. want Of
so61tI!ss 1S!sa offas
n'x sona slaose IS b., It. M Il
f54 59ss ,pe 81 oaenSaah aSs r
.1aeaS .uraud Duchess here. It did not lass
GERsrER AND NILSSON
THE London correspondent OF the Ne" 1oeA
7|ibune writes, May IL:
tnc f;erstc. star Of the nrst order actually mhas f
har 1enrer before London audience NJ tMs Gm. -
IN sa.aqasy e
,.a n,rid have been crowded had the people aets
rs she would sing There was nevcrthesss Eouu
aS I'd sas s III IN tas
s.cafe st ale her voice grew nfMer ns o1tnS v
sn1 by tie end the first act her lliness VA
aud stood hghcr than essr nth has DEVELOPED her
aes asya one OF them There where y u pos,
sIoe 10 breathe pure atr hcr WGnaeffSh hareTer
has gained in power ana nc dnuht m OF The fact POST
the viii remenoer TINT something Ike eaoa once
sIeI Il, London agatnst tue HrngaEaam gs1!h @ hnuid
There were critics Who seem%sa % s.s NE or even
sesond place But she had the pbs with nes ca
~ hss happened before Lhe cfteS n'sre smitted
d,wn 10 the side Of the public. Ins nrervhns be-
ore y her and there could be no better iGso5 @ 5,rn ~
nnnsrty than tho tmpatiencc WIZ WHICH Ut
wna nwaicd Her acting. - wen ~ & 1T ~ snc M
In Il nea ha, now and then on
Or tst aeta 81 .se + 95nr sr:as yaE
tsan opera Is disputed >by nopooyI yma,tcious.
N;ixson's recovery Il said .peraaps an fhat r her
m been astenea 1y y as key 70 he brought
~. iJh Mis- Keilngg who Is now In Lonuon; a. tn5
oSfrstu Ee that it may. this EEsaL asts' ~ hnr
hriself able to sfng ~ or The most
crcbsded and brilliant houses ever seen In 3op s,te
enthn1astfc and there general nKfeeusna 80 c,rd
of xone traces Of Illness. she haa seiqo s hire had
ZEE pa,ufui rumois that from
Msfte fsyer had i.aalrcd her phJsdca1 po"esA ~"
, 1879-06-15
MY DEAD.

Under the tree VIC have laid him.
Where the winds breathe soft lullaby:
uo,r cr,,af il seems to desert him,
And leave him where no one is nigh
No kind, loving hands to caress him.
When evening comes on, ~ tne elose
Or the long Summers day he's been Staying
All alone with the pansy and rose.
nh it's always tho brightest and fairess
OF our darllnys that God takes away;
1ike the 1lowers, the choicest and Sarea&
Arc surely the first to decay.
n hnahaud. my loved ona: in spirit
daily bend low o'er the 800.
Minglin: ny isars ns,,as;an w'.n tue rom Cod.
JUNE Is, 1870. H. ~ ~A@A'A'
, 1879-06-15
NEW YORK.
i MIGHTY TUsSLE PREDICTED.
smeia1 Correspondence Ut The Tribuae-

Hnre{nI Correspondence " The IFtot4pG.
yzw YoaK. June n.-There is going to be an
exceedingly lively tusse in Chicago week alte1
nert hetween two ancient monsters, who are to be
oa-racted for the express purpose Of entertaining
tha neonle in the Garden City with their mighty
warfare I venture to say In this connection that
noh6dv would have predicted & year ago that Aas-
+odons and Mecatncriums would again stalk tue
earth in search OF prey, especially Ill these lat1
tudes. And really think this tropical weather IS
What has brought Them out OF their gravcs III the
face of alt precedent.
They will land in Chicago together, and Will oe-
ein their mortal combat on the evening OF June 10
The Mastodon enterprise will sally forth from oe
l,;nd the fool1ights Of Havcrlys Theatre, and the
1aoc.tberj,m will snort and rave and smash things
nm generally at Uncle Dick Hoo1ey's house. Ihe
Forn,cr monster is billed under the 1nvld-
;ons tit1e of 40 Count Them 4o."-Wh1ch Is
,,,ob.h1v some sort OF m ancient leReno
tim, was buried in the ground somewhere ABOUT
the cha1k period. The Megatnerium, "nen 1ul!S
reared and ready for the contest. Will nave nats
component parts, which, in place OF ha''ns tn'
ttlcate and technical names, eucn 81 ate utst.n
euishable only to acknowledgements sc1en.!ne
men, are to be known by titles that are 1aull''al
to every 1aader Of poster-legcnds and to al stu-
opnts of the literature OF dead-walls. For in
stance, ..Billy Emerson. San Francisco. VIII DC
the head Of the mammal, Luke Schoolcraft 1s u
signify Its front shoulders, George Goes Is tae
name for its ribs, E. III. Hall co7efs III
the space back Of that. and Hughcy Dongnes's u
10 be the ''stufing." Twelve OF the my pare
will perform clog dances. Sixteen are SET oo"n "
do songs and dances, and an equal nunaoer are u
be the yocalists There Will be fourteen musicsne
and fifteen comedians all told. don't kno" e1:
actly what the gender Of the resurrected monster
is intended to pc, but Uncle Dick assures me tna'
into the mast history of most OF tht
| parts justify prophecy that the structure Won
| be ncuter.
] THE MONSTER
| will be known when ready for the wRrpath 81
..Emersons Mesatherium Minstrels, K II,
Hooley, sole manager" 1t will stay in Chicago q
long as there IL any profit in the engagement. ant
| will then take to the road without further
| delay. The probabilities that the war between
these two BIG organizations will be something IN
, 1879-06-15
White to play and mate toish Punfa in nfseen moves

NOTES.
Mr. Noble is said to be the youngest member OF the
Manhattan Chess Club. being only ~
NJ .t4s4 h.s5a Do~
New England, and has been challenged nS Mr.
Jr.
Mr. Eugene Delmar. OF New York. ha, = issusI
nlay az psosr Gf s the tp N
s6a siss e. .snss Rsss and esafs
The game stessrs pem., md LIZ hoyd "a ;%. so
q tie Manhattan iss; x cu1 aad rssai'sa IN
Mr, Charles Noble the secoad gnme In hls naateh
with Geaa played on ths M - - nss' a1a Se IT, ft a1
ter Was NE On Wedassdav
bu was adjourned until the following Saturday score:
Monlc :; Gedalla, l.
n1S Sas @stsa ssso fee as Sy 81
'isnao Poys ys i; i i teoSse 5 81 r rumas
matches to taEe place between Dclnar and ''yan.
Deimar and Noble, and others
tiaed Or the forntdsbe conditions asrashed to the
given this We n4 qu9tS fSh enosen ou 10 h.
called problem. is thou:ht to b. somewha1 CURIOUS
1sDss sss FIX 81 ''
voiunteersd to baeE Capt M.cSenxl to the amount Of
se anss any q Rsysr d
Be arranged ny ts csps.n "vd % n ssfy @
believe the Captain s ready to receive psoposaoa'
Turf
i. rcou1arfy u moons CONC Northern papers stato
regularly thai Paul Aorphy II reported iusane Ms.
Nnrnhy il Quiet little gentleman engaged II nhtlhG
hi own business which perhaps sufficient reson
for meddnx correspondent 70 cal hlm &
wlth" as lons rs he Sex b An .na 9as 1
rcar frnm him hut 1t that ;he Suw Orleans pa-
ners are determined THAT he shall be - au'es !ttte
seed The cayune< excessive dss;cy hardly .em'es n
~ sn. the day when Mr. Morohy will cease y to
s:ouet and come forward as man Ut mighty intel
1acE-the chess monarch Of thtRresenE anu Iao past
| {1ncfnnu&4 CQn4MsTctul-
, 1879-06-15
No Envy There.

No Envy There.
D,trots Fres Frets-
I'm High street yesterday 3 boy OF IL, r1cnly
dressed, sat ,hs steps eating an o5an, % s,ao aod
T sa0sa eospR st Peasfh Il h% ~ff se '
acags' sraef VIZ ~ very great, and pedestrian who
ss11 s.1e@ thr situation said to the poor boy;
50. ssThat. i chap ovur there is pretty well h1ed
isn't he!"
ssLives in q big house ann "ea8' eoo"
cothes.'.
"Probably has lots Of spending money"
ayes" s .,,o, +ho
There WAS minute Of silence, ana then tne
~ 1 s,tth the cart started up bis load saying:
, 1879-06-15
*.But don't care cent about u-he nas ~
body.a
THEGA,MEOF CHESS
Communications for this department shoasa %
addressed 10 THE TRIBUNE and indorsed 'taesa-

70 CORRESPONDENTS.
Fw g. Paul Mnn.-Tbe problem YeJ "sr
come and a1all BE- Rtad to hear from 1ou o1sen~
z B., ci.y-The positions as described On da1Ia@Ea d1E
srs matey different fTnm these praV1ooay
R G. A., Sioux City 1a.-Your solution 70 pr1a;e@ ;a9
No 1871 Is 0ntntelllzthe, Whites 2ecoho moFo Se"s
impossible.
ERB, cisy-Correctton received and noted TT e5e
respondents also 6ud commonplace sou.on % ~
b. /. K 10 K =, p TO S tbest}. - @ to & ETC.
H. l. F.. cty.-The position Is very DEFECTIVE: ~
stead OF II s. why not also III to :, ~ or
This Is quite Objectionable In direct pfople u
would bo to hare ~ many key-moves
Correct solution TO Problem No 1a1 received 1r3m
4. Granville, W. H. Qyngton H. F. Paul: =. h, p.
and C. G.. city; y. ". School, Ann Arbot 3Ilch l. D.
Ives Riverside, Ill.,; v. A. AcAdau AZ Flea5anr' ea1
Ia j. WATKINS Clinton. la Slick. Irving fafA'
ILL IL. Turner. III.
NOTES By CORRESPONDENTS.
.'tronlem No. ITO Is beauty tried the same s1d-
erseveral times but failed follow it uo correctly
n. u. s.
PROBLEM No. 1871 can scarcely think worthy Of ts
Author. the position being absurd ad "ucn
could never occur In actua play. ~ &.
although not very difficult. Problem No. ISL 1s
think very lneenouyly constructed especially u r.
gard 10 the squares covered by tha knight. L. ~
lUader this I'D We shall give hereafter such notes
1nd criticisms In regard to problens games tte..
correspondents may favor with Fhs Will no dooos
be Interesting feature 10 contributors. c1respoRu
ent8, So1yrEs. and readers Cenera!iy-l
, 1879-06-15

CHESS IN NEW YORK
eacond pame in the match between Acksrs- Mod
onT f:rtalfa Played the Manhattan Chess Club Ju'
, 1879-06-15

fal +, 10 Er3 would have been much stronger
}b, rhreRteninx Is .s 10 kt O. .. >,,~, ~,
T., Ssstex IL r which % r.tw aorear~ u WIN oy
+.s Tne foiuwu;: yaratiou which. ~ fnF our ex-
In, .s seems the ucst for both attack ADJ 0f+
1an.. sf,nsTs that White could only draw:
1ensc' teH.a II p i It,.k taxes f
- - . . - nsr 27..K IL KtsQ
- 'tnsUus / 23..ktoB3
-, - = ~ ~ X ~. r takes 3
= t.krs r :n..4 To BE-
-" .nS.s 81. II tU o.
5!--h ~ s.. u takes ch
:t--'!: totes Il :E,. i: taxes r ch
H. IL takes Il otf"'E - n,nh s,r
X..I.Io kt. %9.'U ~ y @sn' go
ID, Ths part Of the !. carefully ctndScsed T., p
the nrst player. Having the ga1e ven u EA.u na
irsurey proceeds hs forces 1or
tS,f atta.k aud Iefenxe. ,.-.,
contrast u, solid conpac. 'front.' prevented o5 his
adyers4fy .
-, Thrns Il no move that viii exfrfcste Black from
tl.s embarrassment Of his position.
, 1879-06-15

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