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NEWARK.

Lizzie Christopher. seventeen years old. br'de Oh
two weeks, was . prisoner In the First fro.
cnct Police Court yesterday Her husoano s'oo'
beside her She was charged BY Mrs. Reginald Hum
mel. keeper Of a grocery store at No. 10 Ferry ST..
with the theft Of small sums from the till and articles
OF apparel. Lizzie was In Mrs HummePs employ
prior TO her marriage She admitted that she Ian
taken money from tho TILL and was held In Dali
for trial.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Scharner. well known 10 inc
noon by the overturnng of their carriage AT DroSa
and Market SITS. team Of spirited horses was ~,
tached 10 the vehicle, and . passing wagon CAUSED
them to come into collision with wagon losdel
with coal. The carriage was turned compile ely over
With its occupants who received severe confusion,
OF the head and arms Fortunately the horses we're
damned between the two wagons and could not move.
The occupants were rescued by bystanders ana taken
to their home.
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NEWS FROM NEWJERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest OF
Mary stupenska. of No. 30 Greene st. She was ae-
cused by Alika Jsczervics Of 10. Johnson-ave. OF
having defrauded her Of 157 at various times. Tho
complaint alleged that she gave Mary money SOW
eral times 10 deposit in Q bank for her, but shc
failed TO do H. ana appropriated for her own use.
She sa that when size asked Mary what became OF the
money she was told The devil spiriteo II away"
James McNc,,v and Henry Klare. two boys who es-
capped frum the State reform school Of Jame.burg arc
locked mn Z, the second Precinct Police station Nc.
one year ago from the reform school He said he
ran away because his brother and sister were SICK
He obtained work and paid the expenses Of his brother
ct hospital, besides supporting q father, Ittte
iyn. hut would not tell where. Klarc escaped four
months ago.
ave-. vss robbed q few days ago, and he reported
the facts TO the police Mr. BOylan ofeveS a INC nc
did not know how much money had been stolen ouf
that II was o large sum-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
THE STE1NTz.TsCHIGoRIN MATCH.

The long talked of cable match between mysel anu
Mr. rschieorn is now already in progress. and some
hrief remarks It's origin and chief Object may ho'
be out Of place. In the carly part OF last year
n,ayed a match with Mr. Tschigorin at Havana, WINCH
7 won with the score Of ten to SIX and one draw
In eight OF the games IN which my opponent had
the move the following variation Of the famous Evans
Gambit manned after the inventor Of Whites loui'"
move, occurred: White-Tschgorin: Black-StelniM
P-K4. P-K4; > X Kt-B3, . Kt-B3: B-B4
q B-B4: P-Q Kt4; j. 1t P: P-B3, B-h4
g Castles, Obs. Blacks last move was novelty
that has been much criticised since. In actual play
the first game proceeded: P-Q4. X XIX
2 Kt-Kt s. and though obtained the best OF the
nositIon with Pawn ahead, finally lost the game by
one Of those bunders that sometimes occur IN the
best games, but comparatively more mten In
the carly part OF long contest before Tile
ptayers have worked themselves into form. In al
the other seven games Of the same opening
Mr. Tsch,gvrin adopted the much stronger 3 b
x ks. whereupon Invariably answered. 8 @
"a The result exactly even, with three each and
ons draw which was a good score for a new expert
.pt that had not before been analysed In the books or
tried in practice subsequently suggested In Part
NJ nv Modern Chess Instructor which was nrst
published in August last year. an amendment 70
blacks seventh move namely, k~h h3'
having come to tho conclusion that the defence would
liza mucn improved by that alteration During Inc
visit of Mr. TschigOrin to New York, In March last on
his return Journey Havana where he had played
match with Mr.. Gunsberg. which ended in Draw,
he challenged the theoretical value Of the whole
defence In t-:crol, and he proposed to play match
by cable Of =. games, n of which should adopt
the defence -. Q-B3 against his attack lie
also stipulated ttat in the other game should be
first player In the following new variation OF the
Two knights defence, which is also given In tne
above mentioned O BOOK namely ! p-kA. Kt&
Ba; 4 xt-Kts, fao4; sp1p; 9 R r. 1
Ike. 8 PIX Rs; K KtR3: In his formal nS,i
dram OF cor dons, he provides thai the Evans .anolt
should proceed from the position given in my hodern
Chess Instructor page i64 which includes the moves
P-Q4, Kt-k3 . -.
Ths challenge was accepted. but tho ooncinsien o.
negotiations Was delayed chiefly on account OF tho
Mculty Of appointing referee and staeehoner a Sa
M Tschigorn desired TO be 0n-rcsident OF oatner
city In which the two plAyers live. Tho pcGt Wa
offered 70 Baron Albert Won Rothschih, OF Vienna
Who exprcssed his willingness to act Stakeholder but
declined to accept the somctimes unpeasa< Su'y .,
ro1eroe. II was finally settled 70 divide tnc *o
oihces and senior Golmiyo, Of Havana, Was ssked to
sct as referee and accepted tho tssk. The umParo
are Professor Isaac L. Rice. President At Ne Van,
haitian Chess C1ub, New.Yesk, and Her vsn sasoroa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
NORTHERN NEw,JERSEY COUNTIES.

LITTLE FALLS.-A petition has been sent t. the
Chassis of Passalc by Hoanders OF this place asking
that church be organized here. There are about hiy
Dutc families in town. and they have secured build
ing plot and sufficient money to erect q church. a
committee has been appointed by the Chassis 10 Deeih
the work Of organization.
LODI-The Rev. James Bolton. OF the secona
Church. has resigned, and will become pastor oi tne
church at stanton, N j.
PhRAMUS.-The Rev. 2. Haaen has accepted can
to the church at Worteudyke, and will be instan Oh
the evening Of November g. he Is recens adu t
to the Chassis Of Parsmus. having been s1ml,ed from
the Christian Reformed Church In the Netherishos'
wEEHAwKEN.-The ferry master at the West shore
depot has in his custody row6ost sixteen ieeI
outfit was I'm the locker. It Is feared that whoever
used the boat last upset during the storm anu was
drowned.
uopovrv Thu Rev ] p Erich will preach this
morning at Cranes Hall This is his arst public move =,
ment to establish new church since Is seoy r Ty
The trustees of St Matthews German Lutheran Evan
seiical Church It is said that sixty families have
subscribed their names TO the propose" nc" orsAhI~
f0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
NETWORK CITY.

The Grain Committee Of the Produce Exchange has
advanced the rates Of inspecting cereals from 20 TO
80 per cent, on account of the increased carrying
capacity Of the railroad The change will 20
into effect Monday, November g.
Gazaway Hartrldge will deliver his lecture, "The
Seamy Side Of Life. or People Have Never Met" for
the first time before NewYork audience at CHECKER
Ing Hall on Wednesday. Mr. larrldge Is the Editor
Of The savannah Times member Of the Georgia
Legislature and has reputation as q humorist
throughout the South
The Board of General Appraisers handed down q
number of decisions yesterday, sustaining Collector
Erhardt In exacting fees for weighing and gauging
certain imported merchandise, which was protested
by importers who maintained that the Customs Ad-
minstrative Law abolished charges for weighing and
gaugiuQ. under Section 20 Of the new law. The Ap-
praisers say that the law abolisles fees but not
charges.
Dainty white feathered ptarmgans' feet decorated
with Jewels aud silver for scarf pins, and purple tufts
of heather arc among the pretty souvenirs tourists
bring from Scotland.
owing to the smaness Of the apple crop this season
a scarcity OF pure cider menaces housewives In the
mnce- pie production Of le0o-9l
J. e. H. Meyers collector OF personal taxes In
rears reported 10 Mayor Grant yesterday that from
January to October "a he had succeeded In collect
ing So GOA Of arrears due between 1879 and 1882
The sum Of 100000 is the largest heretofore collected
in any year.
Water Register Riley collected s4o,o44 IS last week
for the use Of Croton water, ard Mayors Marshal
EneeIhard turned In d ,043 IS from city licenses.
The total amount II city taxes collected by Major
George W. Mclean last week was 1881 1857 "a. For
the three weeks since the opening OF the o
1850 the total collected eld.257 900 IA. During
the same period last year. tho sum received was
ST. ,546,05O 40,
The first of the second series cf F. T. southwick's
frco orran recitals win be given at Holy Trinity
Church, Harlem, tomorrow evening.
otoso continues to draw largo crowds at the Eden
Musee and there are no Indications Of q waning In
tho popularity Of the graceful dancer Her repertory
is largo enough 70 admit Of nov UeciAties frequently
Tia nov group rsprssenns the reception 70 Columbus
on his return to syaa after the discovery q America
4 mach aAmirsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
Whie-W. Steinitz.
MOTIFS.

(a Up to this II Is all book, but the text move Is.
we believe, novelty. and in our opinion II gives tne
first PLAYER at least as good attack as IL Is 10
3 A. which Is favored by Mr. Tchigorin .
(b) Obviously IL lip H; Is 1t b en- ana
wins -. -. y n g.,
lei It much better 10 reserve that Kt at =. ID
order TO play It afterward t. Q J. In case Mh .e
iumped I'm with his Kt ut and allowed that piece
10 be exchanged for the B.
(dj Still stronger TO K B 4. at once IN y L.
lei II "a p TO Il 4: 90 p. % r. 20 20
4 90 Q to B So. 81 + to Kt SO. - 70 - =
% o O. 2s xQ; 20 70 Kt q, with fine a1tac 1a
~ Best. II 80 r. to Q SO; 33 H. 80
RxR; "a to X :, and wins q, O.
ig) Whatever Black may play. White answers X 70
Kt g. winning easily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
EEw.RRI-NSWICK.

James Higgins, Of Dayton. died yesterday after an
fitness OF two years He Justice Of the Peace for
thirty years, and for nearly the same period was
Overseer of the Poor.
CAPTAIN william Yaes, an extensive and wealthy
brick manufacturer Of South River. was found dead
in his bed yesterday morning. He was as well as
usual when he retired
A man who had big cash cut In his throat o
month ago and who refused 10 tell his name or make
a complaint against his companion when both we're
arrested yesterday recognized as Thoma, Kelly.
Jail lie was delivered to Officer Clancy, Of that place
aud taken back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

j. CT. In Game No. ., move IA. P. which you
point out, would have been doubt excellent play
Tor winning purposes for after IA % to best; 10
X X II ch, Is X Y Il: 16 1t CHI, ETC., White had 1t
all his own way. But II the opponent was one who
Is in the habit Of holding out TO the last the actual
mate could be prevented for long time, and some
players, especially when giving large odds, prefer
aim direct mating positions which their weaker OPP
ponents not likely through .. Considering
that Black received the odds OF Rock his defence
49, b TO r feasible but he could not we'll be
pected to foresee Whites 10th move 10 to Q 3.
which you propose certainly better, bnt then
White would win the Queen by II to Is u with
strong attack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
WESTFIELD.

The Rev. DR.. Alfred r. Taylor, for many years
rector OF the Wesfeld Grace Church. left town yes
teray to assume the rectorshp Of Trinity Church at
Columbus. Ohio.
There have been several large purchases OF land In
Fapwood Harrison aud other adjacent avenues during
the last week by New-York business men who propose
to live here.
The following officers OF the Westfeld Athletic Club
were elected on Thursday night President. Henry NJ.
Jackson vice president, W. g. Deamater treasurer.
Eugene Hanford secretary. Edward Everett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRTDGEPORT.-A young camel escaped from IA
Barnum winter quarters Yesterday. and caused ex'
element among the young folks who like TO 90 to the
circus He was captured at Black Rock two ard
q half miles away . The Rev. Mr.. Davis will
TO-DAY preach in the Church of the Nativity his last
sermon a its rector He has accepted . call TO the
rectorshp Of ST. James, Church. Phiadeiphs- fare
well reception wa, given to NJ Davis at the rectory
last evening Mr.. and Mrs. William he
White yesterday celebrated their golden wedding.
FLUsHING.-A bold attempt made by burglars
70 rob the postoice In this village during Friday
night When the janitor went to clean the place ct
O'Clock yesterday morning. he found hole cut In the
rear door and Kit Of burglars tools near the safe.
The burglar, evidently disturbed while drilling
around the combination lock. Postmaster Harris
said nothing was taken. There Is no trace Of the
hur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
THIS MERCHANT WILL HATE fHE VIEW LAW.

Charles S. Wilbur. the Special Treasury Agent ~ iii
port seized recently billiard cloth from H. A.
Caesar & Co, the Broome-st importers, the grouna
that IL had been underysucd. M Cssssr SURPRISED
st the charge Mr. wilbur showed him his proofs ana
Mr. Caesar said that the agent wss right Mr. Caesar
said that yoas Co., Belgium the manufacturers
OF the cloth and had underyaued t. Caesar Co. VIII
not patronise voss q Co any more. according NJ.
Caesar.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
FrSnelsco Oct laQn
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NOTES IN The FIELD OF LABOR.
THE PIANO vARNIsHERs AND PoLIsHENS DE-
TERNINED.

THE PIANO VARNISHERS AND
TERMINED.
Tie determination OF the piano manufacturers oi e9
city not TO accede TO tire demand Of their Vaeh'.'e
and polshers for a workday OF nine hours a. '@n
hours pay has precpitated general strike OF ~"
skilled worxmen In all piano factories In Ne"
The manufacturers assert that they VIII e"su $1,000
fartoaes before allowing themselves TO be dictated
to by any labor union. yet At the headquarters %
the varnisher. union in Clarendon Hal 1t was con-
Hdentiy asserted that the strike would soon ena
victory for the men and that many firms nave a0~"'
sgnined their willingness to grant the demaM
The agitation smsng the employees OF "e N' va .n
Isk. rrte ana Western Railroad continues. and an
answer to the ultmstum Of the company refusing 10
conoede tho demands OF the Federated Body Of Railway
HmnIoves y expected st the Offices Of the company
All employees ere much interested In the outcome %
the meeting Of the brotheEno .SSr o. N"'o"''''
~. to",revmen cirsrms&ers In this city ere uollant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
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P0LYPATHY
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DAY AFTER DAY THE GOOD
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STATEN ISLAND.
TIE MIRDER OF MRS. OWENS

TIE MI'RDER OF MRS. OWENS.
DR.. J. l.. Fceney made an autopsy yesterday Oh
the body Of Mrs. Kate owens. who was shot By
Edward Emm0ns Friday at stapleton lie found
that death due the Iugular vein being severed
by bullet. District-Attorney Fitzgerald took In
writing the statements OF the two boys. George
Wangersten. brother OF the murdered woman and
Theodore Scheblemante. IT., who both witnessed tna
tragedy Their statements the same a, already
published. Emmons, the murderer Is confined In
room at police headquarters in Stapleton closely
guarded. lie spent sleepless night. When he heard
of the death OF Mrs owens he said that he regretted
that he did not succeed in killing himself When
Emmons asked about his father he said the latter
was Henry Emmons. and that he was engaged In
the leather business at No. 81 IL Sprucest. New
York. lie said his father had discarded him months
ago lie received word from his father that the
latter would do nothing for him In his trouble.
Jane. Vines. deck lnnd OF whom Emmons va
Jealous taken into custody yesterday by coroner
Hughes and required TO give 5000 bail 70 appear a
the Inquest as a witness Wednesday evening next
NEW DORP.-The body Of q man, having the ep.
pelrauce OF an Italian. was found on Friday night
wing ON the ground in the rear OF the Vanderbilt
Tnausoleum In the MOravian Cemetery at New.
Doru He Wa, about forty five years old. In one OK
the pockets was found bank book bearing the IN
scrip ion Eanca q. L0rt in account win ralamone
II ne" The body VA, removed 10 the Morgue IN
staplet0n. The Coroner and the police believe tnie
the man met his death by falling ard STRIKING nus
head q stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
SELECTED GAMES,

One Of the 90 games played simultaneously BY the
Editor at the Manhattan Chess Club Saturday last
The opposing player the tournament cham
pionshp of the NewYork state Chess Association. at
the last August meeting Of that society. held at
Skaneaieles n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26

over clause which has Just been introduced in the
constitution prohibiting strikes Tor hve months in tile
year.
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1...........l. any other move. %. Kt to Q OF
Q. Kt to B mate
accordingly
Correct solutions received from s. O. BARTLETT jersey
City No Signature, Polytechnic Institute, BrookEn
A. Y. Gray. Mlddetown springs; Harmon Dive0ver
Popghkeepsie g. vi Carl Pankopt Jersey ionn oI lay
White New-York: Glenwood Club. Holley, y: y:
Sage IT,, New York +. II. Cheesewrght, newborn
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

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yss.s a. sr.yiIe's "Aece LsessaSs ..a r:''e'
All 0ruggtstS
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OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
BY W. STETNlTZ.

An eomn,uniestions correspondence. &C.. nun 70 -
lfessed 'Chess Editor The Tribune" AL mA.ses WV W.,
'ernine and problems must reach this Once n0
ater than Mendays intended for publication on tne
Law following News reach once not s'of s'-"
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PROBLEM No. 2.
The subjoined composition obtained tho nrss pm.
In the Uoblcm competition OF @The Bristol Me''ur''
BY C. HEATHCOTE.
nlacl .,i.a
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LOUISVILLE.

Famed sBrookya Louisville h;,s-r~Sp Da nv
Hone ranHBarps First base bslIs.oh DAILY on
Lovets / First base on err1rsmBro0kn .Sd bsii~RyaH
2vNNl So Cn,pres~Curry and Mcouad.
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The testimonial to the Brooklyn teom VIII taae Pisee
AZ the Grand OIera House, In Droohlyn next SuhuS
right A benefit game To Manager AcGunhisTT ,r wr
be played at Washington Park on "eone'o"' -
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REFER

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Try our scotch stripes and Check Trousers. 10
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white-7 pieces.
White to play and mate In three moves

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1.
White Is pieces) X on Q Kt 3: on 81 X on
Kt 4; b on 8; Kits on Q 4 and = u o rs Oh
Q and KD 6. ~.
Black (8 pieces, X on 4; Q on KB 81 NJ OF
KKt 3; Ps on Q A, @ and KB 2.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-21
ONE PRICE!

the motto on which we have raised our
business to it's standard, being the only
house in Helena that names bottom
figures. We ask comparison with
those that after haggling, are
willing to cut prices in half.
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HER BEAUTIFUL EYES.

o, her beautiful eyes. They are blue as the dew
On the yiolet's bloom when the morning is new,
And the light of their love is the CLEAN CT the sun
Der the mi lows of spring where the quick
shadows run.
As tie morn shifts the mists and the clouds from
tho skies
So stand in the dawn Of her beautiful eyes.
And her beautiful eyes are as midday to me,
When the lily-be bends with the weight Of the
bee
And thu throat Of the thrush is . pulse in the
heat,
And the senses are drugged with the subtle and
sweet
And .lirious bresths Of the airs lullabies-
90 / swcon in he noon Of her beautiful eyes.
o, her beautiful eyes! They have smitten mine
As glory glanced down from the glare Of the
throne:
And reel. and falter and fall. ~ afar
fell The shepherds that looked on the mythical
star. -
And yet dAzed in the tidinss that hade them
90 xrepe through the night Of her bsantiful eyes
-JaRss Nhitcsab Riley.