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1t is reported that Senator Quay has
instituted suit against several Pennsyl-
vania papers for libel on account Of re-
cent publications in relation to his al
legged connection with the Bardsley treas.
ury steals. We presume that the Sena-
ator expects to recover heavy damages
upon the well known legal ground that
"the greater the truth the greater the
Hi -
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Sarah Bernhardt's certificate Of birth.
lately found, shows that she is not a ma
tive Of Havre. as she had supposed, but
Of the Latin quarter. She was born in
ls44. her mother being q Berlin Jewess
and q milliner.
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The Democratic Anti-Lottery Commit
tee has issued an appeal to the people of
the United States for aid in its eight
against the Louisiana Lottery Company
at New Orleans.
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MAR IED.

In Austin, New. Nov. s, 1891, W. ". Chris
tian, Of Cortez, and Miss Mary +. Lister, o
Silver Greek.
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DIED.

IN kuoy Hill, Nov. Is, 1891. Michael Muir
phy, a native OF County Armagh, Parish Of
DremAntee, ireland, aged 81 years and "a days,
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ST. JOHNS CHAPTER, NO. 8.

THE STATED ooNvooATIoSs OF 81.
Johns Chapter, No. 8. II. A. M. VIII %
held Of Masonic Hall on the Saturday nslss
succeeding the pale Of the moon -
month. JOHN o. JoNEs' H'N
AID. RocK Secretary.
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Fresh California oysters are received
at Mrs. Browns restaurant by eyer
train
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CHECKER GOSSIP.

Robert Mccall is introducing into his column
In Glasgow Herald the Spanish, italian, Polish
and Turkish method of PLAYING draughts.
The American Checker RevieD made its ap.
pearance last week, just nine months behind
time. It promises to catch up as rapidly as it
can be edited and printed. 1t shows by its an
pearance the marks of haste and inexperience
in Its workmanship, but its checker matter in
the way of games and positions is the cream
of the talent of this country. No checker
player can afford to be without the Reuteu 1t
it is to be regretted, though it is the oply
checker monthly In, this country. it has a hard
struggle for existence. We trust the checker
players will give Champion Reed every en-.
couragement financially and otherwise
A gentleman of large proportions-some-
where over the 265 mark and of large ideas of his
own powers as a checker player-has been visit
ing several of the towns and cities of this
State. He played w. e. Brown, of Altoona. 2I
games-Stranger. 3; Brown, /; drawn, II games.
He came to Pittsburg last week and visited
headquarters. Home Hotel, but at a time when
the players were not around, though that even
p. M. to II P. M, Messrs. Patterson, McAteer
and Ferguson having got word to look out fof a
stranger. He went to 903 Penn avenues; but
the proprietor i'll the past has had n rather nm.
nleasant experience with unknown players-
we recall two Of his eXper. .ences-anu one of
them cold water and the tonsorial towel was
applied freely to the head to keep down high
fever; the other was beardless youth who
called on business. and when 1t was over asked
to play game; and the result was in the young
StEapeeEs fsyoEessa elEs atrapgeIA psxt yisis
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AFTER EFFECTS
-0f La Grippe Can Be Eradicated
From the System.
THE PROPER METHOD.

The dreaded La Grippe, which has again
made its appearance in Pittsburg. Chicago and
other parts of the country, is nothing more or
less than catarrhal fever. 1t is no new
trouble, and belongs distinctively to that fami-
lily of diseases in which Drs. Copeland and
Blalr's treatment has won distinction by its Sc
ries of successful results.
1t differs from the more typical cases Of ca
tarrh, in that the marked nervous depression
which prevails is out of proportion to the gray
ity of the catarrhal symptoms. In the majority
Of cases where the results have been serious the
patient has been sufferer from chronic Ca
tarrh which left the system so weakened by its
stealthy action that it was ia no condition to
withstand the attack of La Grippe. We be-
lieye there are comparatively few instances
where people free from catarrhal affections
have felt any of the effects of La Grippe.
In almost every case the disease leaves q sys-
temic catarrhal condition, indicating by its
action systemic poisoning. resulting in chill.
headache, great depression of both mental and
physical strength and energy coupled with the
usual catarrhal systoms.
Nearly every case of La Grippe renders the
patient liable to chronic bronchitis. which in
variably leads to consumption. There is no
question but at this season of the year. when
the disease is known to De prevalent, people
should take means To check the progress of
catarrhal troubles, and if possible eradicate
from the system every symptom of catarrhal
poisoning.
Mr.. William Mawhinny, boiler maker at the
Fl. Wayne shops, living at 10 Overlook street,
Allegheny, saws:
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e The above position corrects game No. 1s Of
the Freeman-Barker match at 34th move.
Barker went 9-5 ana Freeman won. ], P. Reed
in A. G. R. says 1928 draws. We give the posi-
ton in diagram above and we offer as a prize a
copy of the american Draught Player' TO the
first solution that reaches us, showing forced
win for black. Joseph Brown. of the Woon.
socket Reporter. will now have an opportunity
sides our prize valued at s. We invite the
combined analysis of Freeman and Brown to
correct the Pittsburg boy AT the first oppor-
public, he corrects both of the games won by
Freeman. We give below the article by
Joseph Brown in the Reporter, March TO-
and the readers Of The DISPATCH will see for
themselves what Mr.. Reed has dared to do in
the face OF such conclusions. There is a little
knowledge OF the game outside of Boston and
Rhode Island; enough to keep the champion
ship in the West.
The Masters and Their Critics.
A period of nsarly six months has passed
since the completion of the match between
Freeman and Barker at Providence AT the
finish Of the match 1t was the verdict of those
who had witnessed the games that they were
the finest specimens of draug hts skill ever pro-
duced ina match. AS opportunity was afforded
them to Judge by the circulation of the little
pamphlet containing the games, experts
throughout the world unanimously confirmed
this opinion.
1t is a fact worthy of note that as yet not a
single correction, or even an improvement, has
been made upon the play of these masters of
the science. Few indeed have been the at
tempts at criticism, most players fIlly recog-
nizing the weighty nature of such a task. One
modest aspirant for fame startled the world by
the announcement that he had scarcely opened
the book when he discovered that Freeman
had a win in hand in one of the games that was
drawn. His play, however. was summarily
disposed of, and he was advised to keep the
book open a little longer. Some one attempted
to show, in the Dundee Peoples Journal, an
improvement on one of the Fife games, but he
was evidently not familiar with the play of
Wylle and Yates on the same line and Free
man quickly pointed out the inferiority of the
play. Even the draw play in the two games
won by Freeman has not yet reached the pub
Iic print. Indeed. SO extremely critical are the
Kelso and Second Double Corncr lines won in
the match that it is doubtful If a correct anal
ysis is made for some time to come by anyone
willing to give it to the public. j. BROWN
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what height of the board the pieces are placed.
The position resolves itself into K and h P
VI K.
4. When the stronger party has a pawn on
the rocks file as shown on the diagram above
under the letter q, with the black king at @ z
and the white king at @ s. the game is drawn.
1t is immaterial at what height Of the board the
pieces are placed.
And now, kind reader. If after studying end
game No. 6 and No. 25 you cannot tell by mere
inspection of the board whether you can draw
when left with a pawn in front of either the
least advanced or the most advanced of two
united pawns, drop US a line.
SOLUTIONS.
The authors key TO problem No. 81 is @ to
Kt2. Nj. o. D., of Kansas, gives also Q to
Ktl
The key to problem No.3 isIBxP. II KxKt, @
@ ch. If KIP, QxB ch. If PIP, Kt X 2
IfPK3, 3,QB2 IfKB5, @ Bach. IfPQ 4,
@ 2 or Kt K6. Good" Otto Wurtzburg.
lit is difficult, but we would not pronounce 1t
good.-EDIToR.
End game No. "a, Dubois VS.. Pozzano. F. W.
Morton, Lexington. Va, sends the following
correct solutions: l @ r ch. X @ 2;2R BIT
ch, K Q 8; 8 r Z ch. KxR; Q Q 8 ch, and
white draws by perpetual check or is stale
mated.
STEINITZ-TSCHIGOR MATCH.
Evans-30 Xxx, K B 2; 81 R Kt ], XIX
Two Knights-3l Q Q 8 ch. x s.
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81 suffered for two years. My head was al
ways paining me. had ringing noises in the
ears. My eyes were weak and watery. Both
nostrils were stopped up. Had to hawk and
spit up constantly to keep my throat clear. Felt
dizzy and short of breath. Was always tired.
Had no appetite and my stomach always felt out
of order. was troubled with hacking cough
and my chest panied me. I treated with Drs.
Copeland and Blair and was cured in a very
short time.n
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f. MARION CRAwFORDs fascinating
story s'The Witch of Prague reaches Its
climax in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
Unorna meets Beatrice and puts her into a
hypnotic sleep. A masterpiece of descrip-
tive work.
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STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS
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NERVOUS debility, poor memory, diff
dence, local weakness, pimples. cured by DIR.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at Jos.
Fleming & Sons, Market st. s
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White.

We may now lay down the following rules
First-Between the rocks files and from tho
ranks two to six the stronger party cannot win
unless be can gain possession of one of the
limits OF the single avn. The ranks are num-
bered from the stronger party's side of the
board.
Second-Between the rocks files and from
the ranks five to seven the weaker party cannot
defend his limits and loses.
Move the pieces under the letter on the
above diagram one file to whites left and
black loses with or without the move.
White to move: K @ g. x BS: Tx K 4, K
K2;SK KS. KB1;4K @ 6, KK1;5K K6, X B
l:6K O.. K Kt l.: K X K R lis g. PIX
P;S X 4 Z. and wins. White must NOT advance
his b z tIll the black X has reached K /.
Black TO move: II X Il /. K @ Q. and wins as
in The preceding play at ln0ve 4. If XXX l. X
X g. and wins AS before at move 5.
3. When each side has pawn Oh the rocks
file as shown on the above diagram under the
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Your Eyes Need Attention.

Prof. j. 7. Little, the expert scientific
optician, is now located in his private
offices, No. 511 Penn avenue, and would be
pleased 10 examine your eyes and make you
a pair of his conf ort glasses. Hours A.
NJ. to P. NJ.
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More Salary Wanted.

The State Treasury Legislative Commit
tee left Yesterday. Senator Smith said they
would recommend an increase in the Treas
urer's salary and bond.
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SprinPtiue

Brings with it desire to renovate your
house. We are showing handsome new de-
signs in wall paper.
JOHN S. ROBERTS, Ala Wood street.
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USE O'Keefe's o. K. shoe blackiug. DIR.
0'Keefe g. Co., homeopathic druggists, 70S
Smithfed street. Sold everywhere.
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EUROPEAN news Is exciting now. THE
DISPATCH carries Special Cables as well as
the voluminous Press news. All the For
eign News tomorrow.
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Kid Gioye bargains.

Best makes 5Oc, 75c, 81 90, 81 Is, ST. 90;
largest variety ever shown at Rosenbaum
81 Co.'s YFs d,
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INDORSEM ENTS

or Dr.. CopeIsnd's Home Treatment for
Cafarrh.
The following are the names OF a few Of the
many grateful patients who have been cured by
DIR. Copelaud's Home Treatment, and have
kindly requested their names be used as refer
ence:
Miss Lottie ]. Forker, No. 29e Arch street.
Meadyille, Pa.
Mr.. W. c. Wilson, Canoneburg. Pa
Mr.. Thomas G. Hooper, Braddock, Pa.
Mr.. John Wright. Chicago Junction, Pa.
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was to e6 Seventh avenue, where he met John
Mulholland, and after q long sitting the score
ended in the favor of the large jolly stranger.
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HHIHEz 81 ) q zHsHEs "a ) z
MHMIs 20
REFERENCE BOARD,
-:
Black men occupy squares
Ito II; white men squares
Il to 81. Black men al
ways move first,

Checker Neutrality-suspicious. Hotel, Duquesne
way, between Eighth and Ninth streets, and ut
Samuel Seeds, e6 Seventh avenue.
To CORRESPONDENTS.
Positions, Problems, Games and Checker News
will at all times be welcome. All communications
to be addressed
P. o. Box 80. EAST END. PITTsBURo. PA.
r. r. REYNoLDS-We were very sorry as We
were unconscious of the least indication OF
what you spoke of. AS to solution, particulars
next week.
e. FIsHER-We believe you have caught
MIR. Maize in a snap. You deserve credit.
AMATEUR, EAST LIvERPooL-Please send
your name; not necessary for publication. but
good faith.
B. BRANNIaAN-Yours received. Particu-
lars next week.
B. GARsIDEs, ,LEEToNIA, Owe would like to
play the position by correspondence from third
move of variation j. Instead of % go 1915,
and send me whites next move by postal card.
L. ARMSTRONG-Please send us your play on
your position No. 49, So far we have heard
from three parties at a distance, and at head
quarters 1t has been well tested.
j. MAIzE-We have no doubt you can cor
rect the oversight. Mr.. Fisher points out and
sustain your correction of Janver's Anderson.
PRIZE PROBLEM NO. a.
BY W, H. b. STUART, WASHINGTON. PA.
Black-l g. 2l, 25 27: kings Il 26 2S,
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Above we give the problem, and a cut OF the
badge presented to the readers OF The DIS
PATCH bv Mr. Stuart of Washington, Pa, to
be given for the first correct solution sent us by
mail. That readers of The DISPATCH at a
distance may have an equal show with those in
Plttsburg and neighb orhood. allowance will be
made for the time THF DISPATCH reaches
their town. and also the time the mail takes to
reach Pittsburg. Our readers may rest assured
we will do our best to give the badge to the
right party The winner will be announcer
in two weeks.
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ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP.

The following gentlemen are the final entries
in this the Second English Championship Tour
nament, now being played in London, England
oommenced March 20.
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c HESS.

All communications should be addressed to the
Chess Editor, Z. D. Box 46S.
The Pittsburg Chess Club meets at the Pittsburg
Library Penn avenue.
The Allegheny Chess Club meets at DIR. Miller's
Hall, North avenue, every Monday evening.
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Additional EVDENCE BY MAIL

Mr.. w. T. Henshaw. of Prospect, Pa, says,
"For years i suffered from catarrh without
being able to find relief. DR.. Copeland's Home
Treatment cured me-"
Mr.. g. c. BELLS, corner Main and Cunning
ham streets, Butler. Pa, says: Il had all aggra-
vated symptoms of catarrh; suffered constantly;
nothing relieved me until I began DIR. Cope
lands Home Treatment. To-day am well
man."
DRS. COPELAND & BLAIR have established o
permanent Office at 66 Sixth avenue, Pittsburg
Pa. where all durable cases will be successfully
treated Office hours to II A. NJ. 2 to 5 p. NJ and
7te9P. M. (Sundays inoluded). Specialtfes-
Catarrh and all diseases of the eye, ear, throat
and lungs, chronic diseases. Consultation, 81
Many cases treated successfully by mail.
Send AGENT stamp for question blank.
Address all mail to DR.. w. n. COPELAND,
66 Sixth avenue Pittsburg Pa mh29-TuSsu
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THE GAME OF DRAUGHTS.

CONDUCTED BY ]. B. FERGUSON.
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DITTSBURG AND CASTLE SHANNON K. X
Il Winter Time Table. On and after March 90
is90, until further notice. trains Will run fol-
lows ON every day, exceptSunday. Eastern stand-
ard time: Leaving Iittsburg-6:n u. III. ':lO =.
500 u. H.. 9:3o u. In.. Ii:sJa. 40 p. m.
$40 p ln.. o:l0 p $40 m. $3.50 p. m $3.50 D. M
ll:so p. III. Arlington-5:i0 a. ~, ESQ a. m, 1;O
4:e0 p. m $40 p. m, $50 p. M. 7:l0 m, 1O:So
p; m. sunday trains. leaving Pittsourg@ioa =. m,
Ariinsion-s.io M = B., I;,S S' .. R., i:5S ,. m, ~
pcms.6iSQ N 20 JOHN JAM s3Qt(s