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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-28
Ser Sas Se1tt5@er &atDuItfen.

ueber bas Sbun oes n~eueIten &at5olitenz
ta9eS ut Der Geler lebr ausflbrlt6 in unle<
rem &elegrdphenIpalten unterrthtet tDOrs
Den. Sm Nlgenletnen miro oaIlelbe audi
bon ntht7fatbolil6en 0eutl6sN meritanern
berSli6 gebtutgt merben.
Sine Nusnabne biloet natiirlt6 Der 8es
lbluB betreffs Der 8ieDerber lteauug elmer
tDeltllhen 0errl6Qft Des Yapittbums. DEM
gegen Jpn iinD ni6t nur ale gti1tzG atbos
ltten, lonoern IS 9iebt au6 ni6t peniJe
oeHtlde 8atboliten. Die ieoe nQgitatton" in
0leler Hl1tung mtBbiuiaen, tbetlS neil ite
boob nthts btlft, tbells neil oas Yaplttbum
lett Dem Uerluit Der neltll6en 6errl6aft
an getltltber u1o geiitiger Wta3t 9etponneIl
bat.
Das tatboliI9e 9euti6tbum oieies 2ans
oes bat auf benz Buffaloer Sag bemtelen,
oaB es telt unD gan3 mie Die anoerer
Seutl6zN merifaner 3uraamerttantl6en0tez
publtt bGlt, aber nit aller Graft audi fir
Die Deutl6e Wutteriprobe in 9aus, Stride
ltno S6ule etnltebt, ohne oeSbalb Die ellgs
lllhe !0auptlauOesiprahe trgenolpte 5u
Dertd0ldllt9en, uno Dab es lett1e @lethbez
redttgu1g init a1beren 8olfSbeitan otbetlen
Dteler Jtepubltt i'm firhlihen, Dle I'M melt1
lt9e11 uro ltaatliden Seben init BOILER 1tttz
ltder &ratt Dertbetot8en Dtu un0 miro.
Selblt eini9e berieni8en amerttantlhen
fat1oltlden &ir6enbdupter, pel6e nod Dor
etntgen Sabren Qe9en etne iolhe 0altung
Der oeutlbzameritanti6en &atboltten in
&Om wiblten, i6eiuen na6geraOe 81 tiiba
len, Dab Dieie 9eutihen bod i'm 9te6te
itno. 90 bat gum BeiipieI Oerlelbe Sin
ctnnatier @r3btihof @lOer, tpelber Dor emit
gen Sa6ren in elmer 9enfi6rtft On ben Baz
ttcan bas Deuti1e betdmpfte, iueiI eS aum
lln9lauben fibre, in elmer .3ui0rift an ben
neuelten oeutl6en Gatboltfentag IT'D toarnt
oaflr auSgelpro6en, oaB in beutl6zamerts
tantl6en fatbolii6en Samilien Die @runoz
lebren Der Stride in oeutiher Spra6e gez
lebrt perDen louen, tpie aud Dafitr, ban Der
@ebrau6 Der Deuti1en Spra6e in Deut>
l6en tatboItl6en Samilien oesbalb gefor7
bert peroe. tpetl es better JET, 8met SDra6en
81 tenlen, ais 1tlr cine.
Nut benz 8uffaloer Gage tpuroe eS Ielblt
fir ben bltnoeiten 0euti6e1balier flac, OaB
baS tatbOlii6e 0eutldtbum oteles 2anoes
nit ben plelgenannten uno DtelDeri6rteene1
~&unogebungen bes 6err1 GabenSlD gar
nt6ts 81 tbun bate. ytur abitbtIt6e8Itnoz
belt Ober pielmcbr unperbelierlt6e 2tgens
baftigteit fam Daher in Der englil6samertz
fantlAen Yrelie nunmebr Die b%lDoitnntgen
@el6t6ten BON v@oniptratton nit oem
Quslanoe" u. oergl. nod petter lptnnerl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-28

bon tieben bunoert MiItionen
OolIars i'm Ser9leih nit 1889.
0aS lit cine un9ebeure Summe, bic Der
8armer natirIih benuben ptro, ieire
S1uioen 5u be3abIen. Gang aufQelaufene
Gu6l6uloen beim &aufmann u1D 6anoz
iperter IN Den 0anoItG0ten nerben aetilot,
uno 0ppotbefcn neroen abgetraqen tperber1.
Wen1 ne D0Lett, f0nnen Die Sarmer aus
Der @rnote bieies SSabres Elm poles OritteL
tDrer lammtlt6en ODpotbefenl6Mben, Die
it'd auf etlpa 1000 WtlQionen Dollars be-
lauter1, tIlgen. uno baB tie ben 8unid
oa3u BADEN. bies ir bel oIs m6oIido III
tbun, bemetlen Die yfahridten aus &anlos,
mo in einigen Counties Die Sormer bereils
iebt, tpo bod Die Grnote nod lanoe uidjt
~uerfauft lit. Elm 0ierteI ibrer 6nputbefenz
iduloen 9elOi6t BADEN, 10 oaB Die Nnnobme
gerehtfertigt it, DaB tie IS big ,um @noe
oes Sohres bis 3ur 3ilgun9 zines Orittels
brin9en lperoen.
Qber audi tpenn Die Sarlner MIR ein8ierz
tel tbrer 6ppotbefeni9ulDen abltoBen, 10
tpQren oas immerbin flnfbunDert W1tQtoz
men Dollars, pelde cine neue Nnlaae uno
Ser5tHlung luhen uno ith befru6teno iiber
leoes SSeto Der menldllden S9Gtiqteit ers
gteBen per0en.
0ub uHlIHputCo VCtu itCl YelUUlUeH, VI
3unG6lt aus Der lebbaftenS bdtigteit erit6le
LID, ipelde lid IN Der aus langem S6lalz
erparbten QSalIitreet setgt. Ser lmiQb OIL
Der oortigen Nttienb0rle in ben leBten
9Soden mar eth lelblt fir Die dltelten Wtatz
ler uberraldenoer. @iabe5u cine WttlIiot
Mttten Dedhlelten OIL einem Oieler Sage Die
8eliBer. 0aS uno oas Stelgen Der 8reiie
ut Elm SeDels, oaB oas Bubllfum Der GGuz
fpf ftt ,tt1h A1f5 ~ NfH1 .at51t ,,,11 LI.,~ ~ ~.
lenmanoDer banoelt. IS tit audi gaus
natlrlld, oaB fret gelDoroeneS @elo
it6 3unG61t lel9t unliegbaren Si0erz
belten 5ufpenoet, nan1cntli6 menn
o%telelben @eDtnn perlprehen. l1n0 Dag
G0rlenpaptere, namentii6 @ilenbobuz
papIere, augelbltdlIh 5l ltetgel Die allerz
Gegritnoetlte Nusltht Daben, 0as erbeIt
Wieoer aus einem Slid auf Die rielige @rnte.
Ole muB oorlbiI geidafft meroell, no lie
gebrau0t lplro; alletn 400 WtiIioneu
8ulbel fIr's Nuslan0 itno oil Die &Iite sit
bringen, uno BET Den guten Breiien, Die Dos
0etreloe etHbrin9t, uno BET ben grDBen 2lnz
itre10ungell, Die lie MAIDEN miil1en, nm Delt
@etrel0eanorang 81 belpGltlgen, miro IS
ben @t)erbabnen letd)t leill, aud 9uIe
6radtpretie III %erlan9en. Den @iienbabnc1
lte9t iontt cine CUTE glHna9me uno Slz
babern BON @ilcnbabnpapieren Elm 9utes
Sabr be10r.
Nber niht aQsin Die Equalization 1T
Qftten miro ibren Gortheii aus benz @rntez ,
le9en Sieben. Giel @elb mtr0 itb neucu
6abrttz uno Bergbausu nternebnen 5uz
menoen, uno Die 5%iDelbunDert Wfili0nen
Dollars, tpeld1e Der Uarmer nah2lbltoBung
zines Btertels iciner 6Dpotbefeni1uloer
nod ibrig bat, perben Our6 bunoerte bon
tlclneu &an6len ibren QSe9 in Die groBer
0auoelsz uno SabrifiI0ote f%inoen, ulo Das
@elhGft gut urD Qtrbeit reihlih MAIDEN.
Sin gcie9netes sS5abr auf leOlpeOem Teloe
l1ebt in ItGerer NusIt9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-28
9ie eI6ttsewoem @ef@6ftS : &ttss
fiG1fe1t4

Oos belize @etter Der Lebten Bo6en bat
ie6en 58peifel an Dem Geifweroen Des
g8elldforns b~eieitigt, unb ben gldnaenoen
@rllbtes @reebniiien oieies SaDres Die Trone
aufgeiebt. 9tah un9efdbrer S6GBung
miro it6 bas biesjGbrige @elanmts@ rnotes
@rgebnib an @etreioe belaufen auf: g8ell6z
form 2. 100, 600, 900 8uibel, Wet8en 55O,1
900, 600 8uibel, 6afer $50, 600, 600 8nlbel.
ionitiges @etrei0e 100, 000, 900 guiana
men elm @etreioelegen Don $500 Wtltonen
8ulbel.
Nu6 inn Sabre 1889 batten mir cine gee
ieguete GrnDte, aber banals batten anoere
26noer lie aud fir unlern nebertluB tano
lid oesbalb tein QbiaR, Die Yrelle tpareH
niebrig uno Der Sarlner bate tperIg pom
ieinem Segen. 0eute, mo mir TAFT auetit
auf ber @roe uns elmer guten Grnote err
freuen uno nit 8eltimmtbeit oaraut red1
neu f0nnen. fir jeoen eln3lgen Gulbei Den
mir entbebren f0nner, 2lbnebmer gu 9uter
45reiien Su ftnoen = beutc beoin9t Der @ez
trcioeiegen aud einen @elolegen. Wfdn
gebt taum febl, nenn man b%ebauptet, oaB
ieoer 8ulbel @etreibe Dem GARNER ~
Gents meDr auf ben 0iarft elabrtn9en
ipiro, ais Dor 3rpei SeaDren. III pas
maht moblgemerft, fir @etreIoe auelll,
unD 6eu, &astofieln, Obit &c. ungerc6net
slne 10 ebr<@tnHabme fAr lpA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-28
rD0d7entihe Juinois Staots,5ettune u1ontae 28 September 1891.

ietneS iwilngiten S0bnnenS ei1em fnedt>
ihaffener St0atsunmalt %oenunSlren, Der
oann Mot rubt, bis Der pirflibe ODER ar1s
geblihe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." hinter S6loB
lno .&iegel tomlnt. 9toh ganSe 9tetben
bon abi6eult6en @igenlAaften Dieler 0eutz
iden f0nnten mir antilbrea. Q8tr pirDen
aber SeOen, Der fte Der gGnaen 9tatiou our
2ait le9en iDolIte. fir elnen S6urfen err
tl6ren.
@ine an0ere gtieoertradht 0eS 6ambur9er
4apierper0erbers beitebt Daril1, oaB ct nur
ameritanii6er S0attenietten geoentt, aber
oar teiner Der 9roBartigen 2idtleiten, ipelhe
oas Staunen un0 Die 8emunoerung ieDes
urtbetIsfGbigen uuo ebrenbafteu, Dieles Gano
beluhenDen 0eutlden erregen.
Sein oummeS @elbmGB iiber Die Oeutih>
Nnerltaner lQBt IT'D ebentalls nit ment9en
gG0rterl abferti9en. gSeil CT gu aufgeblaien
uno 81 faul lit, I'M bas Wirfen Der Osutldl<
Nnlerlfaler 81 beoba6ten, peiB er nt6ts
oapon, Dab tie Dem 9lmerifanerthum Die
2iebe 3ur Wtuftt etngeflDBt baben unD aud
in Dielen anDeren 9nl9en perepelno auf DaS
a%merttentlhe Goltsmelen etntpirten, u1o
oaB lie bet oler Greue gegen Die neue ISelz
nlatb nit Tapferfett uno Grfolg in i6r
oeutl1e Spra6e unb Die belten .3l9e bes
oeutl6en @barafterS aufreht balten.
O0d p1rult eretfern mir uItS ilber OaS
6amburger @el6mier :? SroB oes See
0tenteneiters, nomit iolhe @jelelen Die
Ser. Staaten benin oeutl6en Solte IN Berz
ruf gu trtn9en iu6en, ltr0men ia nod
immer in ie0em Sabre piele Iaulsnbe aus
Oeutl6lano berilber, un1 bier cine neue
uno bel1ere 0etnlatb 81 %ftnoe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-28
Mrbetter=Naeufmre1a.

Die Oemofraten in 9~lebrasta baben. nit
eltle11l Nuge na6 ben Sarmersz alliance
geuten ldieleno, III ibre pieliarbige 8lats
form audi eine Blanfe oufsenpmmen. in
pel6er tie Die @tablirung freIer Offentliher
Nrbslter1N Qenturen uno VeieBe, melhe anz
8emeliene Sobne it6ern, torDcrr1.
Ste ttele1 Diele beloen 6oroerunoeu in
etnem Ntbeln ulto mir polcn oesbalb an
nebnien. es Jet ibnen flar 9etpeien, bar Dle
glel3maBl9e ooer Dem 8eOlrfniB entlprez
psaos 0erthelluug Der 2lrbgitsrmaliea i'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-28

Sn Der am 10. September
abgeIaufenen @o6e baben Die
MIbIen in MinneappIis tGalid
1000 SAB WtebL, fir Die QBo6e i'm @anz
gen 180, $3.50 SAP gegen 178, 100 Sab in Der
Dor~ausgegan9enen Wo6e, 164, $40 SAB in
Der entiprehenoen Wohe oes 8oriabres uno
1920 SAB in Der oeS Sa6res 1859 aelie=
fsrt. Sn Der laufenoen l8ode lit Die Sb6z
tisfeit Der Uel6len our6 ben 8aiiermangel
fart beintrG6tigt.
- Der biebti6e 6 6abmeifter
bon Warttn @ountp in Snbiana,
8bonlas @ates, 9e9en nelden Die @roBeez
ihnorenen DOR %etnigen Sagen cine auf linz
teri6leif loutenoe Anfloge er6oben babeu.
lit tIAtig geporosu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-28

6rI6igen Wtahtbaber urb gegen bas aug
0ofpen tpieoer gu geouloigen Sdaieu ges
tporoene oeutl6e 8otf in ben bebren Wunb
gelegt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-28
Ser Maui @pIff

bat ietne Steue BEL Der Heoattion Der suit
nolS Staats3ettun9 nieoergeIegt uuo te9rt
beute mad benz Often aurId.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-28

oEHss; sds acknowledgements Str. nuO 8ttts uOsnus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
poru HOUSE, ADJOURN TO MONDAY.

Washington. Jan. 2.-Alth0ugh 1t was UNDERSTOOD
when the senate adjourned on Wednesday sat the
session to-day was TO be- merely formal. there were
forty senators present when the lourual was reh"
Including Mr. Allison. who had been absent rom Tue
city for about days The Hcnht"r elect rom Iua"o
Mr. Mcconnell. who has not yet been sworn in' was
also present and introduced Ia many OF the sen
stors as was also Mr. Dubois Of Idaho. who mas been
elected for the term to begin on March = next W.
husine.s Whatsoever transacted. ard the senate
IN motion Of Mr. Spooner adjourned TIL Monday nj
a.,
The Speaker laid before the House me RESIGNATION
-, H. IT, Markham a. a member Of the board OF mar
,gcr, Of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer sol
dicrs Referred 10 the Committee on Military AFFAIR.
on motion Of Mr.. Mckinley. Of OHIO IL was or"'reo
that when the House adjourn to-day 1t be to meet on
Monday next.
Mr.. Fnloc. Of Tennessee, moved an Adjournment
Lo,t-Ycas. A. nnys, ~
Mr. Tholnns Of Wisconsin, moved that the House
,o into Committee Of the Whole on private cnlcndar
ON this motion Mr. NILS, Of TcAps, made the POM
that there quorum present. 'l.'A'"N' ""
motion Of Mr.. Mckinley, the House adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
STEINITZ WINS AGAIN.
HE LEADS BY TWO GAMES IN THE GREAT
CHESS MATCH.

THE TENTH CONTEST AN INTERESTING ONE, But
GUNsBERG WAS COMPELLED TO RESIGN.
There was good attendance at the rooms Of the Man
haitian Chess Club Yesterday when the tenth game was
fought between Stenitz Gunserg in their contest
for the championship of the world. As Will he seen
from the score Of the game, Gunsberg. who hsh the
move selected the safe Giuoco Piano. which opening
he has frequently played and which he now ADOPTED
for the third time in this match While the Giuoc"
Piano is in many respects highly interesting IL Is all
opening which gives Black an opportunity OF aeveloPS
his pieces at the same time that White Is dong So
In this case Steinz took full advantage OF the OPP
portunty thus afforded him. He castled aiter seven
moves and Gunsberg seemingly made several moves 10
very little purpose with the result that he was pre-
vented from casting fSving hE?y to bring Ills Ming
into safe quarters sort of ETHICAL casting WHICH
left the monarch on o Steinitz meanwhile han
NOT been idle. lie succeeded in doubling his koohs
on the open Q fle and advancing his X X 10 the
sixth square with a check. After twenty-seveh moves
had been recorded he appeared to be threatening M
all directions and few moves later the afternoon
sitting was adjourned steinitz this time. being the
player to seal his move
The development Of the game ator the aolourrihe"'
proved highly interesting, Gunsberg wltstahdlhg Ill
clever manner for some time the attacks OF MS op
moment on the Kings side. Ultimately, however, ne
was compelled 10 succumb. He resigned on MS forty
fourth move, which now makes the sooie oVc.ta,
the conc1nsion was pronounced 10 be q fine one
The score Of moves In YESTERDAY game WIN hotrs
and a diagram showing the position al lhe tlihe VI al
jOurnment, are appended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
A pr1-r,Br-RG AND VIRGINIA ROUTE.

Baltimore, jan > specal.-The Camden syndicats
in West Virginia just bought 10000 acres covering
continuous iron beds both sides Of Potts creek
Valley near CovingtOn, Va. This means the I'M
mediate extension OF the West Virginia ard Pttsburs
Railroad from It's southern terminus on Williams
River TO a connection with the Chesapeake and ONO
road AZ C0vngton. distance Of about sixty miles ana
furnishing through direct line Of road from Covington
10 Fairmont W. Va, and thence through iis connecton
with the Baltimore and Ohio roads TO Pittsburg ana
Wheeling reaching Pttsburg down the valley OF tne
Monongahela branch Of the Baltimore ana ONO rVSd
and It's connections the short gap TO connect me MOT
raptown branch with the Baltimore and Ohio line near
Fair Chance being already in course OF construction
From Covington Pittsburg by the camden roacs ara
the Baltimore and Ohio from talrm0nt down mo
The distance between Virginia and Pocahontas County
ON, fields TO Pttsburg and Wheeling at least zoo miles,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
UNION PACIFIC AND ROCK ISLAND.

Omaha, Jan. 2 (specaI.-The Rock Island people
arc not counting a fight with the Union Pacific bus
on Sunday morning they propose to run their passenger
train into Omaha and the Union Depot GenerAi
Agent Debevoise said last night: "We have a con-
tract similar to that which the Milwaukee made with
tho Union Pacific, only does not 90 into force
until January A. On that day shall bring our
through Chicago train the bridge and land our
passengers at the Union Depot providing the switches
are not locked against We don't anticipate any
trouble though. judging from what has happened II
impOs sible tell whether or not the Union faclho
will 20 back on it, contract
When the injunction case OF the Chicago, MuwauRce
and ST Paul against the Union Pacific 10 restrain tne
defendant from interfering with the running OF psnuns
trains over the Union Pacific bridge was called ior
hearing I'm court this morning the petition Tor removal
10 the Federal Court granted and the nearing was
set for Monday next
Lincoln. Neb. Jan. 2.-Union Pacific officials hero
have been informed that the Rock Island lease has been
abrorated for the present The Rock Island has con.
structed here a small passenger station 10 De useh
Jointly with the Union Pacific on the Union racine
ground Yesterday morning Union Pacific trains ran
to the new station, but the Rock Island locked tho
Union Pacific out refused its trains admission TO
the building until the for trackage WAS complied
with The Union Pacific in consequence oobsed
10 do its passenger business rom the old reght Depot.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. This CITY was sur
prlsed Yesterday by the made public tnat =. r.
Rcsse1Iee. general manager Of the mountain division
of the Inion Pacific is deposed and ". ii. Bancrorv,
late superintendent Of the Rio Grande Western put IN
his place The change goes into effect January To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
TOwySPEOPLE THINK HER INNOCENT

PUBLIC FEELING ~ TtsT Orange R.LLfIN'
TO MISS GARDINEE's SUPPORT.
4 new phase in the case Of Mss Lucy Gardner. oi
East orange. y. j.. who is und'r bonds charged ""
grand larceny came TO lcht Yesterday. Early 10 Inc
.el Ms Gardiner went 10 stern Erotlcrs' ana bought
six mufrcr which sho paid f1r and ordered 'c"
home. The package arrived u the orange dep"
II the firm and examined hy John k"nn" Inc
delivery n,cni There nothing IN il nut Inc
Inufcr q, billed. The package was put m'" the wagon
and carried 10 the house. There the boy hNrnc' VINO
ha. been concerned IN all the previous ir'"DIe-' car
,,ed II I'm. Miss Gardiner received 1t and opened ]"
tu TIE urc.cnce II the boy. The latter states that
when sic lifted the uuiNcr Mp one Of the "'t'I"' t'N
She had been charged with purlorins fell on ihe
floor -:iss Gardiner exclaimed 20 yon arc IRVING
~ return the thing, plcccmcal. you = and wcnt
into a ~ Of hy,tcric> ,, t., a..
a Tr.buuc reporter called on Ms, Gardner Ia,'
.ycninc she declined. bv the ADVICE of counsel L"
az ANYTHING about tac matter. Hhc ""uld neither
dcnv nor admit the truth II the boys sta cmen'' me
fnong I'm orange growing that the boy bSfhc- j Al
he IN ION Of Inc whole matter. aud nat th- 'trheis
orc INNOCENT and the victims OF the boys td'chlly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
White (Gunsbergj-12 pieces.
NOTES BY W. sTEINITZ.


IA, The idea 10 bring this Kt out TO Q ana then
70 sd, was first brought out by myself asai"s'
p,.cNburne. in Ruy Lopez, and it has since oeeh
adopted in various openings . .
~, A counter demonstration Of the same sort as
that Of the opponent
(c) XIX or Blk was preieraoie'
I'd, This weskens the SIDE somewhat
70, Necessary but not suspicious for his game.
"a. pno,o.tus. R-K So instead stronger
70, pIark can well afford the double pawn "nch
white can create considering the open me WIN"
81 would ~ain and that White would find II oihcuIt l"
castle on either side. , 49,
I'M probably better than either P-o OF
n no Sd as the pawns will have TO be pro'ecOed
sooner later. ,,. p,.o,
% This move was wasted anu on'' "''F ~
to consolidate his forces. , .,o..
III, His best defence undoubtedly, AZ Biach "o""
sncd a terrible R-Q q, after doubling the roohs
On An excellent move. as 1t threatens 10 o'ine '
h,s Kt 10 X g. and into the centre AT v o.
I'm, or all the combinations at BIachs oihPo'ai '"'
was probably the best. . A.. .a,,o
fnI Much better was 81 XIX 3. whereupoh the game
would probably have proceeded 81 KIT tkt 3l-b D.
80 OBJ 2 best III 80 PxKt QxP ch. 80 k-kt Des .
O-Kt CHI; followed by o1p ch Winning mn 10 a leM
Snres, RxR: 33 KtxR, Kt-Q s. and though BLACK VIII
MN . nawn White can make an excellent nght Of u by
srchanc1ng Queens and playing his Kt-Q 8. -,
(oJ As viii he seen this was done win View oi
occnnyinr a strong position In the centre Spot ~ -
I,i Eorc.d because Black threatened TO ttkc te
Y u and ultimately the other Kt With the X
1o Rack has achieved his object Of forming power,
fuI attack in the centre. which places the adverse
tr Indirectly protecting the p, as Black threatens
check at y. ., 81, .,,oo HE nsuns nm the
oueen side must fall and he can hardly steer MS King
While Black has free hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
orItrc, pNpAPRAsSuFNTS IN RI SINFSS.

Judge Fitz,imons Of the city Court. has appointed
Clarence A. sears receiver Of Dillon Bccbc, wholesale
lumber dealer late Of No II state t.. on the applca
ton OF John Strelgt. Judgment creditor for t3oO.
Mr. Beebc has been in tho lumber business for fifteen
years His liabilities reported 70 be about $4,000
James Casey a plumber. Of 80. 900 West one hun
drcd and forty hfthst. and No. 40 FirSt-"ve made
an assignment yesterday To Thomas b cherry WITHOUT
efcrcncc lie has been In business fifteen years.
The schedules show liabilities Of Sl4,S67' nominal
assets sG55l actual assets. 5000, all In accounts
due him
The schedules Of Louis Falk. carpenter. at No 81
East one hundred and sixty eth 81. show liabilities "'
sGo4s3: nominal assets, s3Ga4i. actual assets
Sl3.22s.
George L. Fox the assignee Of william H. Sandi'er'
,cwelcr. AZ the Ffth Avenue Hotel. has filed pro
vlsIonal bond Of s25oOO. Mr.. sanders liabilities
are reported 10 be about $4,000, and nom'na! assets
$4,000.
William =. Fnrlchardt 4 CO.. manufacturers of sho"
cases. Al No, 46- to 40 Rodney ST., Brookrn. have
made an assignment to James Nacklnt".h The hrm
I'D scclai capital ~ So 900 rni,hcd ,W iichIl
Kock. Of New ork. aud Ihcobdd EhssV'"uI' oi
UrnO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
REPORT OF TIE STATE BOARD OF CLAIMS.

Albany. Jan. 2.-The eighth annual report of the
State Board OF Claims is finished and has been sent TO
the state Printer. That report will show That OF the
I47 claims, aggregstng Sl600O 10, which were hhaiy
acted upon by the Board during the last year. awards
were made in amounts aggregating $103301 49, There
arc ST. claims and appeals still pending which have
rot been heard Besides the claims finally acted upon
the has heard arguments n he snaitl and other
claims In which dc Sislons have yct been made.
The Board has msie the following AWARDS Park l.
Davis Of Shelby Orleans County, 1882 %; sarah ~
Vsndeuburg, administrators, Of Waterford. nothing ;
John Lcvalley, administrator. OF shelby, 1920 ;
Charles Ssen. OF Buffalo, S77 72 George W. and l.. r.
SSeiSy. ea5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03
MR. TELLER,s COPYRIGHT BILL.

Washington, Jan. (specaD.-Mr Teller OF Coioraoo
who is understood be Of the chief opponents III
the senate of the Copyright bill which passed the
House Of Representatives at the last SESSION. ms
recently introduced bill OF his own on that suOJece
and I'D it referred to the Committee on Patehts' Oh
which he is chairman. Mr. Tellers bill Is simple
enough in It's purpose and construction III Is Ill
tended the present system OF free access OH
the part of American publishers to the works OF oresh
authors but stipulatcs that ten per cent OF the pro
ceeds OF the sale Of every republication shall go as
royalty to foreigner, in lieu Of all claims OF ex
elusive control or ownership. BY the PROPOSED Diii'
American publishers Of foreign works arc compelled 10
submit correct monthly accounts Of Their receipts roni
sales 10 the United states District Court ana 10
deposit with the clerks Of these courts ten per ceh'
OF the retail prices which such works bring and those
amounts to be paid to the foreign author on &c
mand The law is 10 apply only to works winch arc
copy rgted the foreign country of which tie authof
Is citizen, and the protection IL affords Is TO expire
twenty eight years from the date of such copyright IL
Is understood that the bill introduced by Mr.. Teller
was drawn by Chicago lawyer, and II has not been
made apparent yet whether he Is disposed TO press
It against the House Copyright bill.