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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
R.H. MACY&CO.,
sTREEE
MLL-LINER

SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO our STOCK
OF MOURNING MILLINERY. RICH. DE.
sIRABLR STYLES. MApK UP IN BEST QUALITY or
MATERIALS AT PRICES PAR BELOW THOSE OF
ANY OTHER HOUSE. EMPRESS EUGENIE
MOURNING BONNETS AND Wells IN ALL
LENGTHS. MOURNING ORDERS FILLED AT THB
SHORTEST NOTICE.
OUR STOCK rs REPLBTE WITH TfiB LATEST
FoRB1GN CONCEPTIONS; ALSO. EXQUISITE
STYLES IN COACHING AND SEASIDE CHAPEAUX
ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN's HATS
AT PRlCEs RANGING FROM $3.50 TO SL1.Vs
ALSO, LEGHoRNS IN ALL SHADES.
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II E A r II
1884, &c. FOUHTEENTH
THE WONDERFUL SALE.

I wash Dress FHbrieS.
twenty-five wonderful onsrtnfA
Here 10 che First.
AtFIFtssn Cents.
Two thousand piece
FIus Imported GiuEhnins. 80 inches vide,
An unusual width
~ actual count ninsty.sx combinations OF styles
and coornWs-scotch Tartan, and Fancy PlaidE and a
large variety of StripoS
No hAndsomsr styles shown this season.
Never before sold under 20 csntN
Here Is tho Second.
At Twenty-Five Cents,
Finest Scotch Zophyrs. beautiful style"
tstrped and figured borders
and nne chsetG with tuftsd stripes
were so 10 IS cents.
And Here Arc the Othor Twenty.
Linen Finish Chambrays oAo; worth 70
Fine Zephyr GinRhAms 9Sic; worth IL
Plain Scotch ZephVra 7Ao.; worth IS
Dress GnEhAms +Ac; worth 10
Standard sesrsuckers $50; worth 10
boating Cloths T1lc worth ~
Rest outinRa 100; worth IS
Twill sateens-loo styles 5Hc-; worth 10
French Printed satoens ike; worth 10
Fine French satoens isc.; worth 30
French Percaos-yhrd wide INC; worth 10
Dark Ground ChAllies 7&c.: worth 10
Fancy Chaies-new styleI 2'kc; worth
New Lawns 4Ac.: worth
Scotch Tweeds-cloth styles SHc.; worth
Black organdies-fast SIC; worth 10
Zephyr Cambrcs-dress styles TIpc; Eorth l2S
Scotch Plaid Caiooes TAc.; worth IN
Standard Cacoes SAC; worth
Black Grenadines-warranted loc.: worth 30
Fruit OF Loom Pillow Castings,
S2inoh .......worth IL cents
Nine Cents and Three-qunrters.
DRESS GOODS.
In this wonderful sale we offer;
Grey BriIiIautines.
Six shades worth 4o......-.. II cents
Doubie.vIdth BrIIIiantIneS.
All new shades worth co. SO cents
Figured Wool ChaIlIea,
Dark grounds ....... worth Is. l2N cents
Fancy Figured Challies.
Stripes nEureS and floral designs 10 cents
ALI Wool French ChalIiaa.
Fancy Wool Mixtures and str1pes.
Worth forty cents .l9h cents
Wool DebeIRes,
Block Plaid. Stripe, and Plain lsh cents
Double Width Wool sultEnes.
All coorS ......reEular price .i2Id cents
Wool Nuns vcilin<rs.
Black only regular price ao.-.......l5 cents
Scotch Stripe SultanEs,
All wool. worth So..-.-.......25 cents
MohaIrs aud Chevrons.
Stripes and Checks all desirable shades. "a cents
Fine French HenFlettaS,
All wool double width. worth 75 .... ~ cents
An.wool French Checks.
Large and small-aIso fancy stripes cents
ATWOOD French SerEes.
q inch-lace borders-worth sl2a cents
SILK and Wool GIorioaas,
so nches wide-a latest shades .....--.......SI2
Black Lace Buntngs. worth so 81 cents
Black summer all wool at 40 cents
B aek FrsSeh Spssross ali WOOL at 10 cents
Black Spns ystlinss. he msttched at SO cents
Black Grenoble suitin2s. striped and
at 6s cents
al la, LADIES SWISS RIBBED v IsJAy-.
regular twenty-five cent quality.
OF WHITE GOODS.
to which wo devote Target section, all varetieb are
only equAlsd by tho price at which We soil. Hsre
are some offerings which will to give idea both
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IN 18TH ST. ANNEX, main FLOOR,

WE ARE OFFERING THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL BARGAINS,
Packing TRUNKS OAc. to 83IO
Cedar. lined TRUNKS SB IL to @5O7.
Steamer TRUNKS. sc. I3 to s61::.2O.
Ladies' DRESS TRUNKS, canvas AMI leather lined,
&2.28 TO S12.23.
Ladies' Saratoga Trunks, canvas and leather lined
$40 TO SLICED.
Sole Leather Trunkp linen and leather lined SI0.7A
toS42.67.
DRESSSu1T CASES. sole leather 1855 to @7sD.
HAT BOXES. sole leather 81. OF TO SlhOA
Hard wood REFRIGERAToRs &S.6t to SCI ga.
BABY CARRIAGES SAD to 627.5e.
nAMMoCks. 71c. to S4.83
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COLORED STA1M.

1000 yards of Extra quality IMPORTED WASH SILK
comprising IS very choice designs especially adapted
for outing costumes These goods are pure silk and
warranted fast colors, ACE; worth soc.
We are Offering a very attractive collection OF PER.
SIAN and SATIN STRIPED SuRAHs Acc. per yard;
good value for a5c.
1000 yards ~ finest quality FIGURED INDIA SILK.
very choice designs, O8c. per yard; worth 81. 20
rare shades in 3l.inch INDIA SILK. 09c worth ST..
90 pieces - inch CHINA SILK all colors, 3Dc. per
yard; worth SOC.
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UPHOLSTERY.
Third door. reached by slsvAtor)

Third door, reached by eevator)
rs To so PER CENT. REDUCTION IN
OUR PRICES or CHENILLE, LACE AND SILK
CURTAINS comprising
Nottingham LACE CURTAINS zoe. to o0oA per
pair
pair
MADRAS LACE CURTAINS especially adapted ~
tho furnishing Of SEASIDE AND COUNTRY CoTTAuHA
At the following low prcesi
Ss.0S per pair; reduced from sara.
0.A0 per pair; reduced from S.aA.
400 per pair; reduced from 00D.
b.IB per par; reduced from 1914.
900 per par; reduced from 1R.@4.
oOb per pair, reduced from 1874.
STRIPED SILK AND DANAsK CURTAINa
$40 per pair; reduced from 1H,T0.
900 per pair; reduced from 500.
COS per pair; reduced from ga,
0DO per pair, reduced from 1920.
1894 per pair. reduced from 1919.
1879 per pair; reduced from 12SA.
REAL BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS
5000 per yard; reduced from $3.50.
1890 per yard; reduced from SAGA.
1000 per yard; reduced from 1910.
1894 per yard: reduced from $500
1000 per yard: reduced from 00.7A.
ALL CHENILLE CURTAINS
00.2l per pair; reduced from %. 40.
800 per pair: reduced from 600
i.sO per pair; reduced from 100,
ora per pair; reduced from SPA.
600 per pair; reduced from IO7A.
300 per pair; reduced from 1884.
1000 por pair; reduced from 1874
11.34 per pair; reduced from 2O2A
34.0D per pair; reduced from 5000.
Large assortment OF FURNITURE COVERING MA.
TERIALS in Fancy stripe JuTE TAPESTRY 02c peP
yard: worth 81 so
PETIT POINTS, sPrN SILKS AND FINE FRENCH
TAPESTRIES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
MOSQUITO (bsd) CANUPlES SI.O7 up to 30.9h
each.
FURNITURE SLIP COVERS WINDOW SHADEA
AND AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER AND FURSI.
TURE REUPBoLSTERED IN THE VERY BEST MAN.
NER AT LOWEST PRICES.
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1000 dozen
Ladies' LisIe Thread Hose:
equal to any ever sold ut 80
BOYS. CLOTHING.

Al rSaut of two OF last weeks transactions We oher
ATRI.Os use Oe. ....... 81. o.. $40 o
n thousand
Imported Jersey Pant Suits
strictly all WOOL
such a. are seldom sod for less than $3.50 to sAoo
You will md them In
Navy Blue Bright Blue. Seal and Havana,
trimmed with
tAohS fancy Gold Silver, and Military Braid or ornA'
msnts-Soms with anchors aud gilt outtons-soms
with rolling some with standing and some
with sailor eollArS-au ages 3toa
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OF WHITE GOODS.

OF WHITE GOODS.
to which devote Target section, all vaEietieb are
only equAIsd by tho price at which SELL. Hero
are some offerings which will give idea OF both
20 inch India Linens. .6inch hemStitch Is cents
t+inch India Linens. .oinch hemstitch SO cents
+7.inch French Nainsooks. worth 81 10 cents
Finest French Nansooks. worth IS u cents
India Linen Lace stripes and checks worth 25 II cents
Plain India Lnens..... worth 10 I2A cents
India Linen PAidB. zee. worth IT ~ cents
Figured aud Dotted SwisseA
all QuAiitieS--upward from IS cents
Lace Stripe TuckinRs. worth 40 20 cents
Victoria Lawn md India Linens $50 cents
Shirt Bosom LinenS worth IS "a cents
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IN MISSES DEPARTMENT
offer
Two Hundred
Summer Wool aud SILK Dresses,
together with about h:ty Imported CostumeS
at SlIss; were $500 to SSSo1
Two.Piece Cloth DreSaes,
my New p aid Combinations, ages II TO 49,
S5.es; worth Fourteen dollars.
White India Linen Dresses.
Handsomely made and trimmed with hne Emoroio-
cries 1898; worth Eight dollars: ages II to 49,
Imported Jersey Dresses-Summer weight 2gs
"Leuoxs' Jersey Dresses-with Scarf 10
Flannel Sailor 5uits-braid trim, 81, ~
Cloth and Cashmere Dresses u
white Lawn Dresses-nne emorodery ~
White Lawn-full embroidered skirt 80
0ineham DresseB-fancy trim, osG
Fine dtnghAm-fancy waists i.-o
french tuimpo VI aiss-tucked 6'c.
Misses All Wool Jackets, -, -
Mssoa' Corkxcrew Jackets, -
Misses Wide VALE Jack cts. 2os
Plabi and Stripe Grechens, : %
Fancy Cloth Peasant Cloaks. zSS
LAIfe Plaid GretchonS and ConnemArAA Sso
Fins Cloth Short CoAts-fancy trim, ~
Surah silk short Coats-blAck and colorE t9S
Atwood Navy ReeferG gilt AnchorS = TO l1yeaTA eoc'
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SILK GLOVES AND MITTS

800 dozen Ladies' BLACK AND COLoRED SILK
GLOVES. with colored stitching. AAc., worth Toe.
Ladies' SILK AITTS in Tan shaded
II inch. l6inch, 2oinch
6Oc. 80c Zoe
Ladies' SILK M1TTS, opera shades
l2inch, l4inch, lGnch 2oinch, o+inch soinch
FAC. 3kc. A4c. Sac. Gao. 7Ac.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20
Checker Topics.

In The DISPATCH of October 25 we stated on
good authority that W. II. Tyson was about to
challenge W. c. Brown, of Altoona. That
challenge has gone forth, and includes any
resident player in the State. We are confident
Mr.. Brown will at once accept the def, which
will make a very interesting match. Mr.. Brown
is at present champion of Central Pennsyl-
vanla, having defeated Mr.. Tyson in their last
match for the honor.
There are few in Pittsburg. who think Mr..
Tyson has covered too much ground in his
challenge. They are confident we have
material in this Western part that can defeat
either OF the two Central experts-the old
veteran, II. Lindsay, ]. Maize and Thomas
Boyle. If team match could be arranged
(Which in no way would interfere with the
championship atch)-Maize and Boyle for
would create a greater interest and give more
satisfaction than any match that could be
played outside OF the worlds championship.
The great wonder of to-day is who will be the
future champion of ENGLAND? Mother Skipton
says Willie Gardner.-Northe17l Leader
Negotiations are in progress for a match of a
novel kind between Mr.. Martins and Mr.. w.
Campbell, of Glasgow, the blindfold champion.
1t Is proposed that match of 20 games be
played, In which the ex-champion is to give the
odds of the draws-that is, drawn games are to
count as wins to Campbell, but the latter is to
play without sight of board Of men. Great in
terest will no doubt be taken in this unique
match, which is spoken of as likely to come off
in Glasgow during the approaching holidays
Glasgow Herald.
A splendid portrait of Mr.. James Moir, the
peared in the excellent department of the
PITTSBURG DISPATCH.-DeTTY Ne1Us.
II hereby challenge Mr.. William Dryden, of
Glasgow, to play me a restricted match at
draughts of 20 to 30 games from standard open
ings for a stake Of f25 to $50 side, play to
commence, If possible. on Friday, January 2,
1S9l"-J. Ferrie. N Gartsherrie road, Coat
bridge.-Gldsgo1O Herald.
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Black.
Whita.

"But, on the left, more imminent assault
The knight of Rheims has made with daring
vault,
From that commanding post no human might
Can drive the invader but the regal Knight,
And him the Bishop pins. By all is seen
Who stands unmoyed; her faithful guards
She would retire. till the fierce brunt were Ger.
Her own good Bishop, kneeling at her feet,
Urges her royal safety In retreat;-
Vain are their prayers and tears-'Hear me-
she cries,
My faithful vassals and my brave allies.
Your Queen must perish, as the fates decree,
But in my death they give you victory,
Sir Reginald, charge thee by thy troth
Thy stainless honor. thine unbroken oath,
Leave me with this mitred chief to deal,
And give yon Knight good measure of thy
steelr'
Alas, my Queenr was all that he might say,
For, thus adjured, he burst not disobey.
Spurring his gallant steed, with lance at rest"
l8 X KtxKt.
':Fierce he drove it through the French
Knights breast"
IA. BxQ- Xxx <
"Dire CONSERVATION for moment falls
On all the host of Albion; and the Gauls
OF easy victory dream-but direr rose.
The cry for vengeance from their Queenless
foes.
Ger the doomed Bishop. see the Monarch stand,
Granting brief respite as he gives command:
On to my sixth. Sir Knight, and from that
Charge Bishop, King and Castle, all aroundr I"
u. xxx kt to Koch
Is. X toK1 KxB
l6. Q toQ3 kRtoQI
II. toQ2 QKttoB3
IS. 2 to Kits KBtoR4
10. 2 to QRS QRtoQBI
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White.
VARIATION ].
s-a s-5s aass-s a1-! fs' 1 Is-f5 a5- a55-s SsS WIN.

(a) If I-6, I'LL W. wins
Yours respectfully,
w Fl Tvco<
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Cloaks at Half Price.

l-Wide vale REFER front Jacket, 81 45; 70
duced from So 81.
AFine beaver Jacket, plush trimmed,
braided sleeves 81 so; reduced from S12
3-Fine cheviot Refer, large Astrakhan
shawl collar, So 70; reduced from $40.
4-Ffne cheviot 3z-long vest front Jacket,
81 S5; reduced from Sl2
slot of fine French beaver Jackets, q
inches long, In black. navy. brown, myrtle 81
50, S. worth double.
6-Lot of striped and plain Newmarkets
81 Is; reduced from $40 to sl4.
7-Seal plush Jackets, satin lined. IS, &c. So
Seai nInSb Socnres o en- sia 5n sIs IN o,o,z
so so; worth So to SO more
9-Misses' Jackets. 81 50, g, 81 30 to 81 rs,
worth double.
manufacturers prices.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20
For Christmas.

Pendants being shown by Hardy & Hayes,
jewelers.:
A most beautiful crescent.
A very unique chrysoberyl pearl and
diamond one-odd design.
Very dainty and tasty painted portraits.
An exquisite emerald and diamond star.
Rarely beautiful fretwork in gold and
enamel
A sun mounted in platinum and dia-
monds; very brilliant
Pansy and double violets, with diamonds.
Pearl necklaces, large and lustrous.
Brilliant diamond necklaces.
And many others, at Hardy & Hayes.
Jewellers, 529 Smithfeld street.
Store open every evening until Christ
mas" IT'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20
Trunks Filled With Silver.

What noble gift for Xmas. This is car
rying out an old English idea to fit the
house we'll with Sterling silver for the table.
This would make gift that would be an
heirloom in the family for generations. II
you think of the above, call on Hardy &,
Hayes and see the notable collection they
show, from $40 to $500. A beautiful trunk
can be fitted up for $3.50, making moderate
priced and very handsome gift, at
HARDY & HAYES,
Jewellers, Silversmiths and Art Dealers,
529 Smithfield street.
"Store open every evening until Christ
mas" IT'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20
AFew of MANY Suitable Gifts.

Ladies' and gents handkerchiefs, from
low to fine grades. in silk and linen, in at
tractive boxes. 1-12, 1-6, a dozen each. We
cali special attention to our immense variety
of extra fine handkerchieis at 25c.
In fine leather goods we offer pocketbooks,
satchels. shopping bags, belts, etc., in wide
assortment, gloves and hosiery, embracing
staples and novelties. BIBER & EAsToN.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20
III.

Dodd, Mead & Co. publish George Sands
Gallant Lords of Bois-Dore" in two hand
some volumes and in Stephen Clovis trans
laton. Also two novels by Charles Reade,
his Peg Wellington" and his "Christie
Johnstone," in charming covers, and in
print which is perfection. These form in
tact volumes of series which these publish
ers promise, called the Guinta OOonta) Sc
ries, named after the great Italian printers
o the early 10th century. The series will
contain reproductions of the classics but not
of the "hack classics" not the common run
o. immortals. The type was made in
France. 81 % a volume. q. r. Weldin &
Coz
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20

Harrison Is author of some considerable
number of these culinary endeavors, begin
ming with an autograph recipe for clear
SOUP, and including minute and graphic
rrophecv of the dinner which the President
OF the United States will be partaker Of
upon the 25th day OF this month of Decem-
Der.
Other people, such is the wide variety of
human likings, will take deeper interest in
Don Passos' on ''The Law of Collateral In.
heritarce, Legacy and Succession Taxes"
a. Il. Strouse & Co., j. r. Weldin & Coz
From Dion Cassius to Don Passos many
have been the expositors of that singular
provision of things, in virtue of which,
after man is dead, the State comes in and
takes a good handful of his gold and silver
before delivering his goods to his widow and
children. Mr.. Don Passos applauds this
law, wants it applied, without even except
ing charitable institutions, and would have
it made heavier than ever.
Statesmen's dinners and statesmen's taxes
may alike be evaded by escaping to Alaska.
Thithe-, this very summer, jumped Mrs.
Septima NJ. Coils, and already behold a
book, illustrated with kodak" photo
graphs, and itself good illustration of in
stantaneous composition, ga Woman's Trip
to Alaska" (Cassell Publishing Com
pany, j. R. Weldin & Co. ),G General Sherman
writes commendatory preface. But the
book approves ITSELF 1t is sprightly, en-
tertaining, never learned. never statistical,
always observant of men, and women, and
things. 1t has at the start a brisk picture
of the energetic lady who made the trip,
and at the finish a red-lined map of the
pleasant journey. A big totem-pole adorns
the cover. Several little, unexpected col
ored prints enliven the text The book is
written in the form of a journal letter-a
good letter to get.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20
HandkerchiefS.

White hemstitched initials at 81 and 81 50 a
box of six; single initials at l0c to 25c; silk
initials, 3Oc to 75c each. Extra good qualities.
Fine embroidered, hemstitched and scalloped.
25c, 37c. Soc to 50 so.
Lace Handkerchiefs, Csc TO S.
Colored silk hemstitched handkerchief, 25c
up.
Gents white and colored border hemstitched
handkerchief, l2115c to SOC; silk handkerchiefs
at all prices
Gents silk muffiers, SOC to 81, in greatest
variety.
Fine fchus, scarfs and collarettes, in silk
ribbon and lace, at popular prices.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20

Finally, these books, of one sort and an-
other: First, some paper-covered ones; "Le
Beau Labreur," by Annie Thomas Omitted
States Book Company, dedicated to a
Major ana bulldog; a soldier book. with a
foolish soldier for hero. 1.-THE Shadow of
Roger Laroque" (CasselD, translated from
the French, detective story. "a Laggard
in Love-" by Jeanie Gwynne Bethany
Omitted States Book Company. sit was
then that Victoria arose, and, stretching
out her hand across that grave placed it
oh, SO tenderly-on the bowed head.
Hand in hand they wended their way
through the churchyard, an everlasting
peace filling their hearts," "Basil and
Annette" by B. L. Farjeon Omitted States
Book Company, Australia, perform
good love, beautifully told. ''Three
Millions" by Oliver Optic (Lee & shepard)
an old story in new type. ''The Dominion
of Darkness" Charles H. Sergel, and
'Work While Ye Have the Light, ~ 70 United
States Book Company, both by Tolstoi.
The first, a play, the second, parable.
The playsis coarse, with characters who are
as uncivilized and as unpleasant as their
names. The parable is fine. 1t reminds
the reader OF "Where there is love, there is
God also," and others of Tolstoi's simplest
and best. Here are the two sides of Tolstoi;
one side Russian, and best kept in Russia,
where some people with sturdy palstes may
relish it; the other side cosmopolitan,
worthy OF the writer's fame, and worth
everybody's reading.
Then, these two or three in good bindings:
''The Art of Authorship" by George
Bainton Cd. Appleton & Co., ]. r. Weldin
s. Coz Interviews with nearly all the
eminent writers of the day, who here set
down in their own words their lessons of
experience for the aspiring author. The
result is a unique and valuable book.
Methods, reading, simplicity and obscurity,
ana "truthfulness to ones self" make head
ings of chapters. 'The Old Meeting
House." bv Rev. A. NJ. Cotton (Worthing-
ton Company with an old-fashioned ecclesi-
astical barn on the cover, and variety of
pleasant "reminiscences within. Mr.. Cotton
is Presbyterian divine, now past go who
can remember the time when everybody be-
lieved in the Westminster Confession of
Faith. And he would persuade us that peo-
pie in those days were not long-faced ond
heavy-hearted, as we imagine, and as they
really should have been to keep consistent
with their creed.
"Earth's crammed with heaven:
And every common bush afire with God;
But only he who sees takes off his shoes;
The rest sit round it. and pluck blackberries."
1.-THE age we live in, like the natural world
around us, if full of wonders. Let us be
wakeful, observant, reflective, reverent, not
disobedient to the heavenly vision" That
is the spirit of the book. And with that ex.
cellent sentiment, this week allotment ends
of the labors of The CRITIC.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20
Extra Grades Fine Umbrellas,

28-inch gloria covers with choice natural
sticks and metals, 81 So 81 65, 81 IS.
2S-inch silk umbrellas with silver mount
ings, 81 rs and SS %.
2S-inch extra grade silk covers in extra
fine handles, walrus, horn, hammered metals.
ETC., S. 80, Sc, 81 so.
Make your selection early to get choice
handles. BIBER & EASToN.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20

DON'T allow yourself to trifle with cold,
and so encourage the development of some
latent pulmonary or bronchial disease, which
often ends fatally. You had better cure your
cough or cold by promptly resorting to DR..
d. James Expectorant an old-time remedy
for all coughs, lung and throat affections.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20
THE euNsBERe-sTE1NITz MATCH.
SECOND GAME.
XVI-Ruv Ionez.
NOTES BY W. sTEINITz.

(a) A defense that has been little thoughto OF,
though occasionally tried by old masters. Re-
Gently gave it as the best IN my Mooern
Chess Instructor" but there is still some oppo-
sltion to it.
(b) A sort of Giuoco Piano attack which
holds good in many variations in this opening.
(c) 4-P-K B is the answer given In the
Modern Chess Instructor" but consider the
text move equally good.
(d) This is the decisive move that breaks the
pawns and gains entrance for blacks rocks In
the adverse camp.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20
Fresh Holiday Stock of Fancy Goods

Opened every day, clean and bright, for
each days trade. Ask for Holiday Hints, +"
now ready. Jos. EICHBAUM & Co., :
d 4S Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20
Kid Gloves:

Ladies' 4-button kid, Soc, 75c, 81, 81 rs.
Ladies' shook fine kid, 81.
LADIES' 7-hook premiere, 81 so.
Ladies' 7-hook superior, 81 70.
Ladies' 7-hook sublime, 81
Ladies' Sbutton suede mousquetaires, Soc,
81 % 81 so and 81
Ladies' very fine 4-button suede, 81
Misses kid gloves 3Sc to 75c.
Misses shook gloves, Csc pair.
Gents good kid gloves 81. 81 so and S.
Full line of fur-trimmed and lined kid gloves
for ladies and gentlemen.
Cashmere gloves and mittens.
Misses silk mittens, &c
Ladies' silk mittens, 75c and 81.
Our assortment of gloves is beyond doubt
the largest ever seen in Pittsburg, and our
prices we know are the lowest.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20

The key to problem No. l5 is K to R 6; to
problem No. 10 B to @ s. If KxKt. B b ch
K TX 1ch. If PxKt, B Kt s ch, with other
variations.
End Game No. 81 R Kt ch, K B l; 2 R Kt
s, P (Q); r ch, QxR stalemate.
End Game No. 10-1 BxR. PxB; 2 R @ /, @ B
2 Tor AZ; B R O. QxB; @ Kt and wins.
(a) Xxx. @ Bl; 80 Kt Sand wins. If Xxx, Q
K 2; 80 Kt4, g K l; 4 @ @, 4 and wins.
Prize for end game No. ~ awarded to Xenio
Xena,