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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-09
Soo.h Sou5a
II all. Express

Nail, Southwark, coorsc.s at Gordoasvills,
With Ches q Ohio Il. H., Gat and West. Al
hyncE5urs, connects With Atlantic. Miss i
Ohio +. K, through South aas. Virginia t.
Nashville, New OrIesn! MsnpIis, Lit:Is Rock
and Igxss-aAd at Danvil!s with Richn ond Il
Danvile K. K, to South ana Southwest.
Express Southwark connects Ct GordonsVill,
TO ell points East and West on Chos. g Ohio 4
and Northward a. Charlottesville - all the
Summer Resorts on the .. s. y. liuo
MIXED TRAlNS for Main Line leave Al.
exsndria daily, except Sunday. SO0 q. IN. AMI
10 p. N, and returning arrive 3. Alexandra
w p. m. s1d iOp. n.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
200 q. m. and Alexsudris ?25 a. M, dsily,
excep. Sunday, arrive At Strssburg at II Is D. m'
connecting with tho Valley Road East and
West. Leave Strss5urs 3 Is .. m, arriving at
Alexandria at I IS p. M.
MIX Ed Train FOR Ii aNASSAS DIV.
lSiON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
ana SATURDAY, a. 3 % q m, and returns Men.
dsy, "Wednesday aad Friday, s. . 81 D. IN.
For Middleburg. ds:ly connsct,on at Plains
ststion.
For Urpervile regular conaec:ion 3. Della,
= For .WAR&ENTas. iosva Washington At
90 a. III. daily.
All trains mako good connections, at Wash
lngton, to and from North and West:
New Orleans aleepec leaves WASHINGTON \,
w a. m. running through without change
~, IN hxp!ess elegant Reclining Chairs between
Washington aud D,nriila.
Excursion tickets on sale at low rates to tn.
celebrated Resorts OF VIRGINIA snh Wat VIZ
GINA.
Through tickets yer; low - tho Sou:h sul
Southwest.
my2i J. Il. 3RHADUS, uIA
WASHINGT0a = OHIO EaIIROAn
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TWO Trains DAILY (ELUEPr SUN
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND hILL
Beginning Hsy II, 1879
Leave Washington 81 9 10 II. "a and { 20 %. m
and Alexandria 81 sos q m aad 25 q, m
psss Leesburg. going ives: ward, al IL 10 a. NJ
and ~ p. m, .nd a.rivo 1t Round Hill at IL
m. and ~ p. IL. hesve Round Hill at s 80 a.
m. and l2:30 y. ~; pass Leesbu.g going cast
ward, st & 90 u. M and lG pm, sld arrive At
Alexandria at 8 l6a. u. and BIS o. m. and
ut Washington g! s Is z. N. and 3:2j =. L.
@ Passengers from Washington will .akc
the Washington and Ohio cars ct toe Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad stsLion at o. g. m and q,
pm, and 90 through 10 Round Hill without
change CT cais
The 900 an. train from Alexandria sndl2M
p ~. train from Ro"nd Hill connect Il Round
HILL with Harris Daily Line o; Coacb.,
for Snickersville: BerryVile and Winchester;
Also with Heamer'a Line Of Coaches, which tonye
burg daily for Aldie snd Middlebu-1.
Both tralns, westward mako close connections.
u vienna, with sis5ou's Line Of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, = cts. Der mfIc
Annual sinkets, $50.
& II. HAVENEK,
my S-h General Tickle. Agent.
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Fee TEE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

.: The nS 2Sri n2d e sor RHdys6 i5sn
built especially for thia routs, leaves the con-
! 9sny's wharf. Washington, EVERY MON.
DAG, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
J I o'clock n "a. and Ale1snGris 8! 7.3O a. M;
! returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. 3! 6 O o'clock pm.
THIS company makes close connections at Al
szsHdris with the w. O., Y. Il. & &. s. Z. r.
| Go. and with the w. SO. f. K. c.. Freight
received for ell points. North aud South,
handled LED With care and forwarded With prompt:
For further information apply
+. A. REED Agent
Je lney's wharf,
or AT the Office Of tho company, under the Ma.
tional Metropolitan Bank, LOTT street, opposite
inc 0 bFs e bA MusospNngsoo
1879 PLANT LINE. 1879
FOE NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FoR-
TRSS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
STOPPING AT PRINCIPAL Landings
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
H:6SHg.rG TOW AND NORFOLK
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
SOW elegant and swift side whesl steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
Capt. JOE WH1TE) leaves as follows:
From WAsHING'N FROM NORFOLK
Every Monday, Wed. Every Tuesday Thurs.
nesdsy and Saturday, day and Sunday, al s
1T Bop. m. D. m.
Information as 10 tickets, staterooms. rata Of
freight connections, &c., will be cheoriully fur
nished on application 1t the compsny's Office.
t2as Of Seventh street wharf Washington.
+. DODD. Agt. Washington.
- ', 49,, T; b. HOOE. Agt. Alexandria.
.. Il. fLANT, President. ap 6-tf
ssss7s ULYDE's STEAM LINES WEEK
SssasssssS GY TO
PHILADELPHIA FALL RIVER. PROVJ.
Deuce AND BOSTON.
steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TUES.
URDAY. NC l.
This line connects at Alexandria with tie O..
a. G n. and W q o. L. Rs. and at Philsdei,
Shla with Clydo's regular Steamships for Fall
River. Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptnesa and cara.
free Of commissions. -
NO charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA, and
wharfage In Boston. Quick time. Freauent
departures. Through rates and through 5iils
of 'ading given. Insurance at the lowest rates,
Agents:
u. z. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. p CLYDE & CO., PHILADELPHIA.
GEO; y. HYDE, Georgetown, D. 6.
JOHNSON BROS. Washington.
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RAILROADS,

lSz9 GREET 1879
~, NIX, J PE5+HN1MSSYLyANIA ROUTE
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
juno 80 1879.
Trains leave Washington from depot OF Bal.
TIM0RE s POTOMAC RAILROAD, &C..
me ne' Of Of Sixth snd B ST. ests, IS follows:
f9s % 5n!ladelptis, New York and the Eas:,
lo.I5 p. N, daily, With Palace Cars. L an'
tied Express Of Pullman Psrlor Cars SO =
N: daily, e1cep: Sunday. For Philsdaphi,
50 am, except Sunday, and $50 D. NJ. daily
For Pitiseurg ardt the West 80 e. II. daily, VII
faIlor Csrs to fittsbucg; 7.40 p. M. dsi!y
with Palace Car 10 Chicago.
For Canandaigus md the North, 20 q, nj.
except Sunday and 7,4y ?. = daily, e1cep;
Saturday, with Palace Go, T. Csnandsgua.
For Watkins 1890 p nj. daily except S1a.
day.
For Baltimore, 70. s.35, $40 and 1880 :. NJ;
l:So' IL. Az, $50. 40 and 1915 p. IN.
On Sunday. 1889 s. m; 5 50, 40 and 10.
LOCAL TRAINS.
FGf Ale1sndris 6, Ll6, s, 9, 10 and II a. e ani
Lilo, 3, 4a, 6, GO, I, snd ll.30 p. al Ga
Sunday q: E. NJ, and lis and : p. m.
Trains lesve Alexandria fer Washington, Cos,
7.l6 500, 9O0, 10 and Il Ala, 2,4.A. s, 600
and p. N. aud u night.
IN Sunday st 800 and ~ S. M, a1h 90 D. Ii
THROUGH TRAIN FOB TIE SOUTH, VI,
Qusntico snd Richmond, will leave Alsxsn
dris st 10 q. q. daily and 70 .. IN. daily,
excep. Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured
principal rsilrosG s:3:ons ind ticket o;Ir.
Southeast l., j. FAEMER.
p,, Gen'l Passenger Age.
General Msnsger. myls
| ~ u. WIG. MIDLAND & q, SIS,
| W JOHN =. BARBOUR, kocoiye..
On and after SUNDAY, 900 y. Nj, June tn -,
1919, Passenger trains will run IS follows:
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CHANGE OF TIME.

n oT1cE.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On sid after TUESDAY, June 3rd, the
beats Of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6W. SO. s 90. 9 80 10 80 and IL 80 q. NJ, and
l2"o, SO 2 80. 8 so. 80, 80 Goo and p. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
6 &c, / 80, 30. 9 80, 10 80 and II 80 a, m,. and
II 80, 80 80, 80, 30, so, 6 80 and 7 80 pm.
NH is GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager.
FINLAND & SEABOARD COASTING 90.
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FOB NEW YORK

Jhe 81 Steamships 4. U. KNIGHT .I-ssz,.
ani jOHN GIBSON leave the CON- 7Sa
panV's whsrf, AleIandria, EVERY MON.
OAt MORN[N and New York, from pier
q Esss Eiyer, EVERY SATURDAY at four
O'clock p. u.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. TO Tho ladies' Wehave
now 10 store large stock of Ladies', Meos
aud Chl!drens' LOW Quarter Shoes, suitable
ter ice present seasoo. These goods are beau.
tlln, handsome and durable and will BIO sold
at such prices as cannot fail TO please. All in
want will please cali and CANINE for themselves
at ! 10 KlDg street. W. 3. WADDEY.
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EN- Auction AND COMMISSION
"a house.
We have opened at No 80 ROYAL, 81. AZ
Auction ard Commission Gcusa
Wo sro now ready TO racara all kinds Of NOR
chsndise aad household goods on consignment.
or purchase the same.
We think 1t may prove M advantage 10 par-
so7s who have PRODUCE of any description
TO send 1t to us. Located INN adiatsly opposite
the main enIFanea to taa hsrkc. on Royal st.,
GOODS can Go exposed every morning at public
suction, when Tie beg: prices may 30 aypsctnd
Prompt returns made on salea
Pcrsons having FURNITURE for sale will
inG It 10 their advantage TO give us q call
We will attend to suc!ionaoring a. public sales
OF property, End respectfully solicit a share of
public patronage. UNNAL 8; LUCAS.
Gs~Auc:!on goods constantly on hand and for
sole. rnv S..f
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{.be-
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA;

This company ofors unrivalled facilities tor
the transportation of freight and passengers,
and will run theis steamers regularly as follows:
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JOE PRINTING.

We have sn extensive chi vsrieL sEsnr,mer t
Of al the latest STYLES ~
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FOR NORFOLK.

The eieaent, sw:(. and comuodious steamers
LADY OF THE LAKE and JANE NOSE
LhY will leave the Compsnys wharf, Ale1an-
dris. as follows:
The Lady of the Lske every MONDAY and
WEDNESDAY, a: o'clock p "a, and on
SATURDAY, at $50 o'clock p. m.
The Jane hoseley every TUESDAY and
FHlDA4, OF 6 O'Clock p. m I; returning, lesve
Norfolk on alternate days ct o'clock p. m.
This line connects at Norfolk for all points
South. and with the Merchants and Mariners
line Of steamers for Boston, Providence and all
points North and East.
Through rates given and bills of iaaing signed
for Boston and Providence.
Fare ut greatly reduced rstes-Single trip Toe !;
Round trip (good for 80 days. $l.0o
Table unsurpassed.
, 1879-04-20

When WAS the fact communicated to you!"
q 1t was five or six weeks after / left here
for Cincinnati in the fall Of 1876; that would
lis Honor T then says 70 the .n attorneys that be
wishes the jurors to take some exercise IN the
fresh air under charge Of the Bailiffs, and the
lawyers, OF course, have no objections.
One of the twelve, Mr.. Day, states that he
has received information tFut one OF bis children
is sick, and nc asks tllat lc be allowed to 60
home with an officer.
The request is granted.
= Another, Mr. Crow, tells the Court that he is
losing $50 day, and he desires the privilege OF
attending to Ills correspondence.
The Court is willing TINT lie should do it at
the hotel. but cannot permit him to go to his
place OF business. His Honor appreciates the
Inconvenience, but duties to fellow men and
women cannot be avoided.
The jury then leave the room, and the crier,
at noon, adjourns the Court until 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
, 1879-04-20

,'''as" :: IN catn: an apple alter Eyc.--Bosro,:
i.;.::..tr.' u; advertiser.
llcnrs Ward Hcechcr is writing naughty
Biography OF him self.-Io:onto Gossipper,
4 clergyman OF Albany suggests that the
WAGES of sin he cut down and tile salaries Of
ministers raised peg or TWO.
Future punishment is for other pcople. The
!:sn who believes in it expects himself to be
happy in Heaveu.-Aear Orleans I'tcayune
Edith-"Now, Grandpa, don't the Bible sav
o!r hairs ays all , ngmbereas" Baldheaded
Grandpa, it didn't trouble them much to count
yours, did it!"--d1nerioan fttttca.
An Englishman was boasting to Yankee that
tie: had book in the British Museum which
WIS once owned by Cicero. s'Oh, that amt
moi him" retortcd the Yankee; "in the museum
used to check off the animals that went into the
nrk.''
A little girl who had been on railroad train
When an accident occurred, WAS told bv her
mother that she ought to thank God for her cs-
cape from injury, when kha made her evening
PRAYER. She did it in this way: "Thank you,
God, for not letting me be hurt to-day; but the
next time 20 to the city rn 90 in wason.''
An Irish 1aborer was lying in 4 ditch. very
much the worse for liquor. he WAS encountered
By the priest Of his parish. Very much shocked.
his reverence turned the drunkard over, who
mutteTed: s'Where am II" "On the road to
hell replied the priest, sternly: II thought
Eo,' replied Fat, "when I heard Father Muir
tash:s voice"
The 1ollowin ng inscription is copied from
tombstone in the English graveyard ut Pcsha-
Wur. lEdia: sacred to the memory OF the Rev
Eiank Blank, A. NJ, who spent seventeen years
as missionary among the Afgnans, and trans
lated the Holy Writ into their language. He
vas shot by his attendant. 'Well done, thou
good and faithful servant. u
, 1879-04-20
White.
White to play and matt in three moves,
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO, III.
White ! Black.
10 to @ KITS l..AnY more.
2. Mates accordingly

LIVING CHESS" IN NEW YORK.
One OF the most beautiful spcc:aces to which loye.s
OF chess gathered took pacc lasr nigh: ax tha
Academy or Music The occasion was the grand d.
play given by the Manhattan Chess Club Consisting Of
tab!eaux games played bJ living chess-ncn- This
entertainment had been many months in coutemas-
tion* and was successful in every respect. The In
ense hail was fairly filled before the hour appointed
for the performance to begin Excellent music WI
Furnished By shc Marine Band Of che United States
aer T6sy ~ a M 1er ss'as: u
r4ta a9 s we4s ae 6s s doads. Ses e &C. e
Clio, the Muse OF History, and Eu,cSpe. who looked
nS Sn g. y ID: hsr o1 ess
aa the rrnse rcrc rased tne costunled persons who
feet saar: stretched like carpet orer ths sas
R 1f te oen n Tsss
buscs blew AMI the principal ches :nsn. excspt sas
kings and 1eens marched In aud took :!etr places On
the rst salarc; nexs t. ,c rsi.t arh iet es u tha
a q 2he aneac WIZ t, the no:s ~ s
wearing tall castelat-d hats, plc:Myr q castle On
s4sa 2 cpe aea ed sity si' is RA s ss
looked venerable ana Impressive IL 1acir gray bea1da
lilts intryiuesd zSe p.sa5 sixtsen yoan lit, IL
Aszon COSTUME whsn they yrr: Il, p1s!t:tn tae:qs
fo5al ropes apt in;I:s Il the DAYS Z Cn1rismaeae
s @ h tSs Sus sn h:ys b5 % .s cs IT. a.
Nis: Miller on hls SQUARE: Anothef 5astot
eqSa efs o
lIeha hc said that the com:alttee witch lid assigned
Of wiaEin disnction a. an ofa:or :; circarscrhfns
eacl, ''move" In time by TWO n lnutes After brief
lei taf III: I'd
EuEe1e Dclinar: who commanded the s!1:s. ! knight
call out the moves. while stnIar :zn1l.s nursa.
s5n y ass e oss 5ssd a %
The blue sounded the cEallenre. mad the red csr.
Mackenzie, led DI BY moving to the fft1z$
, 1879-04-20
CHECKER CHATTER
Martins is playing in Glasgow, Scotland.


Martins Is playing in Glasgow, Scotland.
Messrs- Dempster and Simonson are engaged In
playing friendly 1aatch OF ifty games at the
''Cafe Logeling in New York City. !,
Tho usual space allotted to dranghts news Is nec-
essnrly shortened this week owing to the large
nands upon the advertising columns Of this paper.
Mr. c. Kcyscr, Of Iron Ridge, Wis. recently
contested twenty -seven games in three sttings
with Mr.. S. n Taylor, Of Minnesota junction,
Wis, resulting IS follows: Kcyscr Is; Taylor );
drawn, 6 sames. Mr. Taylor made little better
showing with Mr. John Kirk, the Statc champion.
in correspondence match Of fourteen gsanes.
Score: Kirk, 4; Taylor. 2; and games
drawn -
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 16.-Drnu1ht Ed
f0r Chicago Tribune: The draught- players OF
Eastern Michigan have from 1imo immemorIa1
been credited with the championship OF the State
whether they reully entitled to that honor. 4
State tourna.nen, has accoTdinely bccn arranged,
to be held III Grand Rapids, commencing May :,
for the championship Of Michigan uud purse OF
500 The players Ut Eastern Michigan will be
represented oy Mr.. Frederick Elder OF Detroit,
and Mr.. .. H. Richmond. Of this city, will cap
tain the Western team. The match is to consist
OF twenty galnes+ draws and wins to count TIE
winner is not to be subject to chslengc under six
months from date Of match. Eastern Michigan
will BIC represented BY the following we'll known
players: Perry. OF Traverse City: Page, of Flint;
Page. Of Ipsianti; and Messrs. Cook, Mason,
Giddey, and " attic, OF Detroit Western Mehi-
gan will bc represented by all the leading players
including Hatch, OF Jackson, and George w. Kerr
sey, OF Muskeyou. C. 3.
, 1879-04-20
THE END Of THE CHAPTER.
"There are some hearts thar, a1oe-ltke, bloom on
and dfGH

''Thcre are some hearts thar. a1oelfk oloo oN:'
nd die"
Yes. that is the same fair face ~
Your lightest football could hnso-
To-day in its pure, pasiid grace, =,
Moved neither to trenlor nor blush.
Aye, stoop with regrctful pain IN. :.
And kiss the shut month. il you "u,
But eycn your kisses arc vain !:
To wakcn IN answering thrill.
: And tender1y, softly press s !. =;
The rippies Of glitterins hair; :..-+s;;3s
Yet, undcr the old casess, =:
She sleeps with a suai!e-uuaware. =:
!, Still sweeps each dark. cnrving lash :.
White lids are showed nvec tue eyes ~:
Tint Eevrr again will Hash :. e. 4:
With joy Ut Earth's rarest susps1sc- :, :
81
Sweet lips for the last time Eissd ,,o.st.&~
Your flowers ae-claspt to ees y o!ea'', ,,
So leave her-you are not htsso .:.,-~-J
- In tho hush Of eternal rest.
, 1879-04-20
N1ANIIEsS WEIGHT.


c. ". Woodman, however, soon appears, and
is sworn.
II saw the body Of aianie Ste eyens," he testi-
fes, "two days after she died, at her mothers
house, and put her iuto the cot1in.:'
" State To the jury how you did it.''
Lohjcct," cries Storrs, and be jumps to his
feet to iuslst it necessary.
II l want to disprove the idea" says Weber,
THAT she weighed LAG pounds"
"Let him state bis opinion US to ber weight, :"
holds the Judge.
j" Il is my opinion" states the witncss, It that
she didn't weigh to exceed ITO pounds"
!" From what facts did 1ou derive your opin-
Iona"
This also is objected to, but the Court per-
mts the answesto 20 in.
From the fact Flat i put one arm under
her back aud another under her lower limbs,
aud lifted her into the coffin. Some one sup
ported her head.''
The defense asks no questions.
, 1879-04-20

UNCHANGED.

ITO H. n 81 z
''ThToush all the changes :" ''just the same"?
Impossible, my friend,
Or never had our friendship reached
This most uhwishcd-for end.
'somc one was true as steel, " aud still
Is truer than roH think-
Though you hare left OF fsiendshio'a chain
Scarce one unDroken link.
What pleased companion now may SHARE.
AT close OF day, your sunset stroll
"alk 9i your side hand linked III yours,
Careless how time or seasons rolly
Pray do not dream you nrc forgot =.
Am not made OF stuff so slight:
T9ougn can cold, Indifferent, seem,
Sui remember each "eood- -night".
fears at length will bring US age,
And still may leave us far apart;
Yet. till my hair 10 white as snow.
One image only fills my heart.
CHICAGO, Fn
, 1879-04-20

looked perfectly slo% oa, ~ I'm hafore
lar excitement: had never seen nn r anu usr1. nS
anu 1nY ae1GIll was uo1 A ,an1,;',v nns;tinn for
c'tetnent. re reta1neu |nI 'eaAAD'' 'o"
-,,-n. n.,r,,-xpp1rre
TIE COMPLETE LETT ER- W fslihh. ~
lakes the witncss' chair, ind tcstiles:
ii am alawyer. I buyc never been introduced
to Mr.. Stevens thnt 7 rcmcmber, but know
nl,i' nau conversation "'.A x.,,, ,r,s
18th OF June 1878. Our Office at t''at tune "as
Mt No. Isl Lake street. l was in the back pars
of the room, some fifty feet from the door,
washing nv hauds II was about noon. Iheurd
49, - "e -, ,.,,,.,, ,oma our
somepouS GILL my name. anu "ueu s>e o@s
III response saM ar. eLcvens ,1 =, ,t the
"a "as ~ 1' .,n,, fe.e @ mat bim ?n
l''G ., sy ~ "nen 3gu t',rai IN n,r hand
IT, sn't'h e.nie out W.. ,na.tT IL w:e varv
nc says are y9n mr.: sweet 1. lle s11 ".,s f'1t
bn'us be- at leisure | IN ,nn1c w And he took seat,
tmnk' rlGnt near the w'hao"' unI h ea' uomn nn,
on s"G "tiuo"-siIl . q! Hatl'' "'.1 W. Il" to,End
theuseu .ne conVersatpn. ,,- uts ,na,,nar
~ '';,''. usci ~ bnt tnnr.. ,rns
OF talking was quick and nervous, out enele rs
no evnaeiSg " neEvoasnee1 ~ toot n norson to,,
fna, M ',,' WIZ vets lc1 o.d - word he snid tn
1cct Oh eoua.l hos nave heaIa WY u. suu .t.' ~
me. Whch hc went away ne slook uauus nl.n
-. 81
days.; s;,,.,. c4onu, ~ ~,
LUIS couVcrsotlon, oe9lns otoi'st oA .'ic
c5oss, t;e., ~ onue'sea1o' "@S pA1'"''
tsvoe ,;~,,
YES, SIR
.+ y, !, WAS on an entirely private top''' WAS ~
not1 " ,.,,, o,
- you "al't 70 so inlo t'1i' ]ol'e' "'4' az
e"si,
Jusa answer lne Ques1ion.' >. .,..,t
WIS entirely private; that IS IL ;ta a'ani LUZ
coMGln aosoou} except h'1nseA1 '"''o "4'o "nu
myself. a
~ Mns IL regard TO h1mse1l, nls "'l'' Ano
yonrsen:"
" "as ~ reafu 10 s t, M.e afara.,ca atu - Int.
1m1 .'s eonreten,oa Was "1ta ie1eie ~ 30s-
"ss ~. :. uo' !,
stn, ~ ~ r.. -x,.,> .,7u
Ia s.I - n nlhnSuS @ eae le1teas VIZ ;s 4nr
.tne ne saiu aan ne nau them. LOOK dis "ofa.
. He uluHt e11lDtt them!
,,.,,ds ns'ef sa" them after tley went ou1 o. NY
t:,o d;cc,sso., nm, ,orr.d ~, ,or,r o,,io+,v2,,
uYos s;r '''o'' !, " ~ e4A11eu w way a''o"'
q LIZ, sit.
co,,t nu ~ exaplhea no Signs Oh e1ceetnen1 TX
ccpt ulps; Speahnng ~, ranad!y!" . r. s,z
,rbo,, ha trs+ s ou al"ays w 1a1; 1t+ia ~ ~
as 1he conversation proceeded, the rapidly
o. us 81; ;neeen &c e5a;a,ngeo' aud he became more
quicc' oio he noes"
anu "nsn M nc lett, his manner was tranquil
anu S Selene:'
I: nd r,,, ao.a..
,t., - ,i ra.o,,t . tne n.1 81
~ ~ :4c iesuit ol tne conversation you nao nao
WIZ .. aa., n"n
i4s Assu1I " LIE COMPENSATION rs uuue1-
e'aitu aIa e. @ uus nut Us ne uhuefsands IT,.
, 1879-04-20
SWEET RETURNS.

Weber recalls Charley Sweet.
"Did you, op the 18th day OF June, 1872
he asks, t'know that this lady was the wife OF
Mr.. Stevens?''
ftHe SO told men
''Did you know she was married woman at
that tmc?"
Storrs objects, On the ground that it has been
asked two or three times. 49, :;
II said didn't know the name she was going
, 1879-04-20
THE GAME OF CHESS

Communications for this department shon,, :,
addressed to TIE TRIBUNE and inlorsed s.rhas. W
CHESS DIRECTORY.
CHICAGO CHESS CLuB-Eo so Dearborn ...:..
CHICAGO CHESS Observation-Disclosures = 49,.
100 Dearborn street, opposite Tr1Euxz BuI,d1na' =
Chess players meet daily NJ the Sherman ~.
(basement} aud fremont House tE5ehapya,. N~"1ss
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Problem No. 174--The author informs 7x .,..,
should Sc located at OIL tue diagram IL
II Z; VI AnFora- nL ?. takes P, m,t.. =.
moves. to q T. mate: II either II mnsh II: It
kt'marcs accordingly. ~ "ofes. Pur
F. r.. D.. city.-There IL solution tn r,oh,,:::
II ny to So but the continuation Toa iHa "a
not answer on account Of =. &. to 81 The s,ss VIII
leader. ~" w nos ave thu
Correct solution to Problem No. 173 received .~.--
Granyile. c. G.. f. F. Paul, IT, ratden. : r nt1om
". Il. ovngton. and F. Barbe, city: n II e.. y; =.
Ann 7, A1boS MiSh; D. = Rise Grand lslani. ys6
y. isoeii Ha5n!nston. Ia: &C. Nchos Anrnr, ,t =.
;r1 l. =: ives. Eiys'sde. H.: kt., Turner, Ill:
, 1879-04-20

Afr {. 4. Dudley who thirty years ago thu mast
country. died at Quincy, ILL.,. the lI;h tnst- asea
75. He was, pronounced by the famous Lowcn:hs.
LII te ssones: player that the Hungarian had found
III the Gnte1 States. Mr. 3n:ley was n1tse OF kss
bic conversational powcrs. lle vel known to tes
Old chess w9: aaa pssseua aim.ts S!:!a te gs1 ~,
ner, AMI otegs, win regret hear Of hisde,.h
tsstcG L, tuuraaae,t aed Il Blae Lick. ~. asatnet
Dr. Raphael. Of Louisville tho winner Ut tue foursa
, 1879-04-20
THE GAME OF DRAUGHTS.

Communications intended for tho DRAUcHr
EDITon should be addressed to o. D. 0nyIs P.-O.
Box 9l5 Chicsgo. III.
For Publishers price-list OF standard works on
the game, address the Draught Editor.
cHEcKgn-rLArERs nlREcTonT,
Athenmum, No. so Dearborn street.