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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
JONES'S NOMINATION
Gives Satisfaction on the Eastern Shore
The Right Man to Redeem
the District
lcorrespondencs Of the Richmond Dispsich.l

lCorrespondencs Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
ONANcoCK, August %, 1880.
The nomination of Hon. william A.
Jones as the Democratic candidate Ior
Congress gives entire satisfaction 10 the
Democrats of the Eastern Shore. Your
correspondent has talked with representa-,
tive men from oil parts OF Accomac ana
Northampton counties and the almost
unanimous verdict is that the convention
selected the right man to redeem the us
trict. State-Senator Blackstones trlehds
from Accomac made gallant fight Tor
him in the convention and dld
ali they could to bring about ms
nomination, but the senator ana
his supporters yielded gracefully to the m
eyitable and joined in making MIR. Joness
nomination unanimous and by acclana..
ton, and when the fight comes on, as ~
soon will do, Blackstone and his friendS
will vie with their brethren in other parts
of the district in their efforts to redeem
the district. The same Is true OF Juuge
Kendall. and the gallant Democrats OF
Northampton who wished to see the stand
ard placed again in the hand OF their aDie
and gifted young countyman.
UNITED AND DETERMISKD.
The Democracy of the Eastern Shore was
never more united. aggressive, ana deter
W wiz u
j. Wise, Judge William T. Fitchett, Thomas
G.. Elliot. and many other leading citizens
OF Accomac and Northampton who nave
heretofore acted with the Republican party
have cut loose from that party ana vA-
pressed their determination TO vote for tne
gallant standard-bearer Of the Democrstlc
party in the coming congressional election
BOUGHT THE PARSONAGE
Hon. Thomas NJ. Scott, Of Northampton
county, has purchased the Baptist parson-
age property in Onancock and will move hls
family to this town some time in Septein-
Der. He comes here to engage IN inc
practice of law and educate his children
In the Onancock Academy.
A large number of new houses are
building in this town, among them large
and handsome storehouse on the corner
of North and King streets. the upper
story of which will be used as hall by
the Masons of Chesapeake Lodge, No.
1853.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
prnposrs on THE COMPANY.

The company will operate street-cars anu
extend the lines: will build telegraph and
telephone lines establish system OF
water-works. and erect cotton-mlll.
knitting-mill, plug-tobacco-factory, roller
fIour-mills. storage warehouse, a hotel at
cost Of $4,000, and Young Mems Chris
tian Association building at cost OF -25;;;
600. These and other improvements Will
require an outlay of S600,0OO and will be
completed within eighteen months from
Ali, date
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Published by requestl
Answer. No!

II the time ripe. Shall the new lords who set
Their huckster trademark on tho men that
We
sui make pretsnce OF choosing, shall they be
Clothed with the power Of tho bsyonstf
Has the day come when the fat purse may
snreet
Vengeance In open Senate, publicly,
And force ths State TO call u, by decree,
Master In title ~ In fact, Not yet!
They work too fast those varlets, In their real,
To pay the dues Of service that they owe;
Trey strive 10 rob when they can emily steal
With all our coast unermed against the ZOE,
They esk for gold 10 rspd the commo wesl,
Mol America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
WEATHER AND CROPS BULLETIN.
Based on Reports from Voluntary Corre-
spondents Throughout the state By
United States Signal Corps.


Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
LYNcHBuBo, Va. August 90.-During the
past week the temperature and rainfall
have been generally below the average
with less than an average of sunshine.
Light frosts were reported in Bath county
on Sunday. but did not cause any damage.
In Augusta, Rockingham, and Aloemarle
counties rain is badly needed, aud crops
will be short.
Fodder and tobacco are being secured IN
good condition in some sections, ana Oil
the crops are in excellent condition II
other sections reported from.
REMARKS oP SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Lvnchburg: Rainfall, 0.2s in two days.
Normal rainfall would be about 0.S men.
All crops IN good condition. m
Salem: Rainfall 0:26 in two days. The
season still continues favorable for all
growing crops and farm work.
Bedford City: Rainfall OBS in two DAYS.
The cloudy weather has somewhat retard-
ed the growth of the crops.
Bolsr: Rainfall 2.25 on one night. Frost
reported in places, but did not damage
corn. and fall pasturage is looking well.
The buckwheat crop looks promising at
this time.
Standardization Lunatic Asylum :
Rainfall l0:43 in two days. Drought still
continues. Corn and pastures suffering.
Vegetation burning up. Feeding stock re-
CURED in many localities.
Dale Enterprise; Rainfall o.4s in one
day. Prospects discouraging Tor farmers.
Wheat less than half crop. Corn crop
short. Very little ploughine done for fall
seeding. Even with most favorable wea-
ther the usual crops will not be seeded,
Ysncey's Mills Rainfall 0.sa In one day.
Grass-felds hard and dry. Tobacco poor.
Corn fair but short. Gardens good Rain
needed.
summit, Rainfall above average. Corn
and tobacco looking well. Fodder:puIling
has begun. pasturesin fine condition, and
on the whole the country has seldom
looked better.
Danville: Rainfall below average The
continued Yains viii produce large yield
tobacco.
1M-Crssk pspot, Rainfall o.H on ons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

this statement in Justice to the convention
and its correspondent here.
There IN this TO be said, however-that q
highly eulogistic resolution OF Hon. Thomas
Bracket Reed was passed by the conven-
ton, who. more than any other man, Is re-
sponsible for the passage OF this bill by the
House of Representatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

Of crops. The ssmpsrsturs has bes ne, ao9 IN
the average during tho dsyuTM,e re. w va h
nights have been too COOK Ing we sshich
was rather dry until tns sc cntton :" crou Il
day copious rains fell. Inc c y "nsnino "a.
still above the average u - T Dpets nhsc .s
pidly and picking is going on. . nuv ' Jur;ng
Aua p s" have :" however, made in the low
lands rank growth. and there viii %
some roueh. coarse tobacco, which Is TOO
big for good treatment.
COLLECTOR pExxrrAcxER DEAD.
kilograms received here to-day announce &C
the death az wilmington late last nignI OF
T. J. Pennypacker collector OF .nat P Ghn,
aged ffty-four. de was native on Ches-
ter. Pa. and his remains were to-day taAen
to Phlladelphia,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
AN EXTENSIVE PURCHASE
BY New Company I'm Durham--What 1t
Proposes to DO.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspstch.I

fspecial telegram 70 inc Dispatcu.i
RALEIGH, August 30.-The Durham Con-
solidated Land and Improvement Com
pany was organized at Durham to-day with
81 .OOO, 900 capital. The officers are: Presi-
dent. Julian Carr: yice-President. A. Is.
Andrews: Secretary and Treasurer, II. n.
Wright: General Manager, John Iancey,
Jr. The company has bought the lands OF
the Durham Land and Security Company
the West Durham Land Company. and the
Enterprise Land and Trust Company, IN
all SIS acres lying partly within and partly
without the city limits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Uba,,bs Federation Did.

What the Federation Did.
They met and they considered al the knights OF
labors' claims,
They spplauded all their actions and upheld
them IN their aims,
They declared as their opinion that their stti-
tude was right
"Good Knight
But they didn't make announcement that theyd
aid them in the strike.
They didn't say what they would DO, but merely
what they'd like,
And made It very evident they'd keep out Of tho
light
"Good night"
Chicago Journal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Lemon Elixir.


Lemon Elixir.
PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
FOR biliousness and constipation, take Lemon
For indigestion and foul stomach. take Lemon
Elixir.
For sick and nervous headache. take Lemon
Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness, take Lemon
For loss OF appetite and debility, take Lemon
Elixir
Lemon Elixir will not fall you In any OF the
above diseases, all OF which arise from torpid
or diseased liver, stomach. sidpeys, or bowels.
Prepared only By Dr. II. MoLLEY, Atlanta Ga
soc. and 81 per bottle. Sold by cruSgis~
Appointment MINISTER waIrsa
Altar tan years OF great suffering from tnds-
eestiou. With great nervous PRESERVATION. bilious
ns.s disordered kidneys, and constipation,
hsya haen cured by DR.. Mozoys Lemon Elixir,
ana alh Nv" REV. G. c. DAVIS.
Elder Methodist Episcopal Church. south,
No. IS TatDall street, Atlanta Go
rRon A PROMINENT LADY.
hava not been able In two years 70 Walk or
SO without suffering great pain Since taxing
nc Wozleys Lsmsn Elixir can walk half mile
~, snfisrine tho least inconvenience
"'N'' Ma X Il BLOODW0krH,
sp s-sutoclfr Grimm, GA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
COLLEGE TERMS BEGIN ON MONDAY.
Negroes Antagonizing the Exodus--Hepuo-
lican Faction squabble-The Wea-
Their and Crops.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

tnST SiVP'.
rspecial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
RAIy1eB. N. c., August 3o.-The State
University and nearly all the colleges be-
gin their fall terms next Monday, and the
prospects are good for larger attendance
than at last term.
The excellence of the crops Is having this
effect. Over one hundred bales OF cotton
OF this years crop were sold here to-day.
Such large receipts Of new cotton this early
in the season were never before known at
this market.
ANrAGoNIzE THE EXODUS.
Several of the most prominent negroes
in the State to-day announce their inten-
ton to antagonize the exodus OF the ne,
groes from North Carolina southwark and
westward, which 1t u announced TO begin
November 1st.
REPUBLICAN yIGHr.
There In q lively fight for the secretary
ship of the Republican State Executive
Committee. ]. q. L. Harris, who for many
years has held the position, desires TO con-
tinue In it, while Chairman Eaves wishes TO
Gust him. Il Is leading to another Quarrel
IN the party. II Is stated to-day that J. Y.
Pritchsrd il 10 be made collector OF the
Western district NEXT month, succeeding
Eaves, who will DO appointed revenue
wnArHYH AND CROPS.
The sat- crop report 10. this week. Y.
sssa gen ally favorable tor ~ matur'ns'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
An Aggravsting Habit.

fTerre HAuts Exprss&l
Nudge; What an aggravating habit
wickwire has Of answering question oy
asking another one.
Ysbeley ] never noticed Il.
Nudge: Now, for instance. Last night
/ asked him II be could lsnd me -, He
didn't say whether be could o. not pat
eskeA ms A1tnnk hinfoR \ dAxned knnk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
RICHMOND
INSTITUTE
Session begins Sept. 17th.

Session begins Sept. 18th.
To pupils seeking the highest literary attain
ments aud the best opportunity for genera eu'
ture this Institution offers rare ATTRACTIONS
Located in one Of the most oenuttai anu re-
nned cities 10 the South. it furnishes TOR gitiss
school home which has no superior.
The climate is especially adapted 10 the nesI,n
OF southern girls, being free from ths malaria
OF tidoga;er and from the rigor OF tho noun
tains.
The health record shows thar entire sessions
have passed without the necessity OF pnyn.
clans visit, and that during the thirty
wears OF the history OF the school not s'hs'e
death has occurred among the boarders.
The curriculum Is arranged according 70 'hss
OF the University Of Yirginis, and diplomas ere
granted In eight separate schoois-yiz, bngusn'
Philosophy, Natural Science. History. Na,he-
mates, Ancient Languages. Modern LanSuases'
and English Literature.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Voice building is a specially In this depart,
ment, and some OF the host thorough yocaiisIs Oh
the South have been trained here.
The students Of music enjoy not only sne pest
Instruction, but the best opportunities tor .ne
cultivation OF correct tast., beng permitei W
attend musical entertainments given ~ the pest
home aud foreign talent
rtdepartment Is in charge OF an aftisl VINO
has studied with the finest European masters
For Catalogue, address
MISS sALLEY B. HAMMER, Princisal,
au e9.F,SuSWtd Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Labor.Day Celebrated.
fepecial telegram 70 the piapatch.l

WHEELING. W. Va, August sO.--Labor.
dsy was celebrated here to-day by psr,adte,
and picnic, in which twenty Ave hundred
men took part. A conspicuous feature OF
the parade was the striking street carmen
who were out en- mdsss. They were sntnu'
s;asticslly received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

Wnsros, N. O., August So.-Ths Winston
manufactures. shipped l.o2S, 40 pounds 2,
plug tobacco this month. which 10 SAID 70 =,
he the largest Plug shipment oyeF seen ~
ths South In The month q August
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Railroad Depot Consumed.
Especial telesrsm To the niapatcb.

EsrILyLLr, Va, August aO.-The depoi.
ut Clinchport, on the South Atlantic ana
Ohio railroad, was destroyed by fire last
night. 1t Is not known how the fire origi-
mated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
COLLECTOR pExxrYAcxzR DEAD
pANAcEA SPRINGS SOLD
For Firv rhousand DoIIars-Dr. Dixon to
Speak ut the Weldon Fair
nf.x-...o,s.r.. ~ tha Richmond Dispatch.1

correspondents OF tuc hteH"H~
SCOTLAND Nick, n. c.. Aug: 80, 1880.
The Panacea Springs. near Littieton, IN
this county, were sold two days ago WITH
100 acres of land for $4,000. Major y. A.
Gregory. of Oxford. and Mr. c. Nj. Haw-
kins. of Raleigh, are the purchasers. large
hotel will be built there as soon as posi-
BILE. and railroad will be run from the
springs 10 the town of Littleton. which Is
about FIVE miles away. If the road does
not go TO Littleton il will toncb some
other point on the Raleigh and CASTOR
railroad.
HE WILL DRAW.
The authorities Of the Weldon Fair have
extended an invitation to Rev. Thomas
Dixon, of New York. to speak at the next
Fair, and he has accepted the invitation.
He will speak on the S0th of October. Mr..
Dixon is a North Carolinlan, the most
brilliant man that ever graduated from
Wake-Forest College. and the authorities
of tho Fair could not have selected q
speaker in the United Sta.es that will
draw larger crowd. 1t Is q source OF
great qualification to the people all over
this part Of the State that Mr.. Dixon has
accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

yreasricksburG's Republican cenveatson'
fFredsricksburs StaK.l
We vill state that the force bill was not
mentioned IN tho resolutions passs9 ~ W
rafrhis correspondent could not get copy
81 thsm. and wrote bis conclusions Of teein
49, nSen0rv. which Wore cofrobQ4ote4 ~
elbSsA w bops ~ DlsssdeA WI peo'ase
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Dentists

DR WILFRED A. PLEA
sINTs. DENTIST, has returned 70 ~a3k1
-. cstv and can be found at his Once. xT east
u No s,rssI an Si-lvs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
PssssHAk.

EXECUTRIX NOTICE. HAVING
L qusunsd Is exscatrix OF The VIII Of the
Isle HssKY BopgKss, Who constituted The arm
OF Bodsker Brothers. ell parties having claims
against the estate will present them Tor sstsle-
msnt at No l4i< east Main street
An indebted 70 The sssats win please como foe.
ward and settle. y. 1 B0DRK1R. Nxecutrtx.
NorA--1he wholesais and retail drug business
win b. conducted By the sxscutffx under ne
iinuation Of The patronage Of car friends ed
the public generally.
au 3l-sta BoDkkkR bkor81n&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
EDUCAxIONAI. .o-.,,>,.
DifjiREfP,xRxT0RY SCHOOL 70 B
IL BOYS,
10 soush Third &rese

Mas A. =. CAMM. Pnnsipei 1880,
Mis- LOTTIE r. PRICE, Asscc5a0 rrs.91pss
Mis- MARY Z. NORWOOD, Assistant
This school win reopen on M0NDAI, Sepssn -
six and fourteea
For terms aud further particulars 80 e'fou-
Lam Ct West d Johnston's, Main street
The Principal Will register names Q, the scnooe
rooms on SATURDAY, September ptn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

In future Jerseymen will not have 70
study Greek and Latin and mathematics to
discipline their minds. They can simply
get appointments as election officers and
read up on the ballot-reform law.--NetedrAs
~. ID NCrS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

"Were any of your Enclosures to the
magazine accepted by the editor" SAID
one young writer TO another, Nothlng;
| believe. but the stamps that ] enclosed
for return postage. - Washington Post.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

Mrs. Charles Read gave very agreeable
entertainment Mt "Beauregard " on Fri
day evening. DELIGHTFUL vocal music was
given bv Mrs. Axtelle, Mrs. Doggett. ard
Mr. Read in the house, after which the
company was invited on the beautiful
lawn. where, grouped on seats under the
oak trees, they were served with rerast of
salads. sandwiches, cake, fruits, punch,
aud tea. Mrs. Read was assisted by her
niece, Miss Beckham, and the entertain
ment passed of with pleasure to all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

The Emporia Republican says: Let's be
honest" Well, that is rights but We
wouldn't have known you, were DISHONEST
Il YOU hadn't acknowledged it.-LedUep-
,eOrM Times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

Walker: Who's living over your club
rooms now, Weeks! Weeks: A dentist.
Walker: You don't say so. Amt You
afraid of having the place pulled !--Ameri-
can Grocer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
me IfMITA1ION or APPEALS.
RESULT OF THF DELIBERATIONS OF TIE REvIs
ING COMMISS lONFIT.S.

RESULT OF THE DEIIBER tTIoNS OF THE RhvIs
ING COMMISs IoNFT:S.
The following is the result Of The delibc atoms Of
the commits sioners appointed 10 propose amendments
to the judiciary articles Of the constitution IN 50 far
as thew relate to the limitations Of appeals 10 the Court
Of Appeals
schedule \. Amendment relating TO the Court Of
Appeals proposed substitute for the present Nc
'ons aad 3 Arclc w. n, revised bN the Com
rni,,ec OF Revision and amended bv the commission:
section y" appeal shalt be taken 10 the Court Of
Appeals In civil action or proceeding from any
determination al General Term which aihFm, without
dissent determination reviewed except where th"
determination reviewed decide, a controversy con
CcrDir%
i, The CONSTRUCTION or eject Of provision "f me
Constitution or statute Of mi STATE. or q" h" cd
- The VALIDITY Interpretation Of written in
strdment, "t:cr than prom'-S"r' rp'r. IN! OF -
tho lain mr. ,,o Il renee j. based "a molly or i'm mar upnu
euch instrument: or.
~ The VALIDITY. execution, probate. or int"fpfc
tation of q Will, or.
- The t!tc to real property. an interest therein
ar \ trust. cApc,, or implied a power.
80 Legitimacy. The fact. or validity of ii
90 Wire he determination decide, material
quest ION Of law which .tahG- Ohc; wise determined 10y
u Gene al Term 81 he supreme Court.
The right of appeal Is further restricted In the 81
orders 10 such denominations effect substantial
~ In cicci dctcunn" thc acton % preceding AID
prevent tnai jud gm~ni or final order
% Gran or refuse q new trld or.
90 sustain or override "a demurrer. or
~ trr final order IN special proceedings, or IN
proceedings subscQucn, 10 and ba>ed upon the final
Judgment IN an action.
ton of General Term in civil action proceeding
by such General Term, or IN cac Of IL refusal by
ludgmcn, % the Court Of Appeals.
The legislature may further restrict the right Of ap
peal To the Court Of Appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
LINENTNNLN ANh. v lRRLES

Professor Albert =. Eichm0r" continued his in truc
tyr of lectures ~ the 1rc h1ll Of she Mn,rn
Of Narn'al History yc,t"rii} acruoou. lie ch,,c
hi, subject " Limc~tpn"> and Marbles" hryo
audience Listened 10 him win attention and motif
In speaking Of the rapid .trd" which science had made
Professor BchnoIc aid shat Aristotle had divided All
thing iGtp four elements Fire. air. earth and water
lie had al-o dim conception u a nnh clement cthot
More than seventy elements. however vcr. kunv.u f.
modern Science. one 81 the cuiumonc,; of lhr.c r.
mcnt~ wa calcium. which. united Wi'h oAfcc, and
c,fbun, prsiuocd lime Lime c,mpp.cd a l,r,o mart
of tie earth cut. This cuupouud 40 the distant
pa-i, wa Dissolved again ana 80, carried by the
made into reef, Inc ri. tnhu'lpu Of coral r.. : v.
dcpcndcn; upnn the trnp"';,tur" Of H.. water ,,,,n.
to the Hul stream about the l:cimuda- the coral reefs
IN that pan ol the aLout the mos, unrcrl
reef, known.
When Limestone, sand the professor. va, found ,ur,
GENTLY nanulded and pure II va, called m,tIlc
The PnarrcS 81 Rutland. VI. were rrhc, In, marble,
than any other In america. These ,luarries were -,
great depth and differed much from thr marble. .,,r
RI, of Italy. Among III" orange and iutcyc.,i,,,
limestone formation, ~ the tinted tate, vcr. r,o
Natual Bridge ia Virginia aud the Mammoti t.,,o -,
hehtuchf. Large cave were 10 be found oul, 10,
limestone REGIONS. Marble Wa~. in = certain en-
uNHlc 10 The 'I'rh-. ''rcck ar va, dependent ia -
great extent. upon marble, and Il, abundance was
fostering Circumstance for ar ~ Greece and Rome
Professor Irhmorr'- lecture va. -tt4tt,rl "A in
beautiful -"fir> OF photographs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

viii 'e a h,-'. chorus and Ir.1raniic eilet' gwen
Us ur~ ptps~>>. which VIII require about l3o'
ta-d, e.; canvas. The ~r"ucr, VIII b" painted by
Wtham, of Boston, >chacfer ard Maciel' Clare ana
lioyt. ~ MS cN.
Ireland. o. the Voice ~ tho People, new Irish
play. j. - b" produced At the Fiith Avenue Theatre
AZ four matinee performances. ON the 10Th l'il. l-h
ard l?th ~ this month. II j. produced IN me
interest - the Irish Famine Fund and IN" Irl,h
Parliamentary Fund. between which The entire profit
VIII Dc equally Divided
IN" society 81 German Dramatic Authors and
Composers has hv unanimous vote OF ~" B'rM ot
Directors appointed Leo oioldna-i Il This city. IL.
LEGAL and bu-inesS representative for the United
-tat"S
TIC Munich COMPANY vii give its farewell rHr
folm1ucr ~ The Anih"rg y eat~ this veck IT,"
programme iS 'o'lpv,. Monday ard THURSDAY.
I'm tustiaGss'uch"l- 1uo-dlv md f-ifay. 'or N"
trr' time. Der Proc, 'au>cl' Netnesfay. by
fJecnl request. " Der Pfarrr Von krchicl" Tho
iii for saturday !, not yct decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
Wldtc-l. GunsberS.
NOTES.

"a, ,vc much pr,'er Kt-Q J. for III" opponent VII
m, he able 10 get rid Of t!S piece without weaken
"I ,li Hurh letter was Il Is 3, followed hv ~ D.
W, w. The .,crrcr, o, fawns which White here IN
VA Sc~ diagram, o. this interesting position !,
e The opgonen' make, ,,c how mi n,e ~ u KP
~ ca - Or ,: IA R~-R =. l. ~ ~ D. en-.
q, Blark could also now procceS VIII i 49,
f., Tho promising appearance OF the p"Iun'h ~
deceptive H. FOR instance 10 k,uk :" ~ ~, ~ -
,nor. than rxchances that 10 l' diSahvah'a-c III
view ~ Blacks strong passed Pawn, ,.,c.oro,,s
ChD HIS finely planned attack ioTc"S POW a N'"''''
ending viii plenty Of material ahead rios or i,
=. ~ 70! 70 T. p-R . II u r.. IL
Sx p. 4e r K p CHI; 10 AR 81 ~ R-Kt dis en-
ana wins.