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FEN HOUSES TO BE had IN NEUPORT
UNUSUAL NUMBER on CCTTAGEGs EXPECTED
To SPEND TIE SEASON THERE

To SPEND TIE SEASON THERE
newport. r l.. jan 81 (speciar.--The real estate
agent, aye expecting an influx within
tie next few weeks and they preparing accordingly
The agent, are more than satisfied with the number Of
nas, rented far, and they hoic 20 beat last years
record Loss than usual number O; houses in the
market the reg son Of this being the PLEASING fact that
marty Of cottagcTs who absent last yag have sen
lied their intention Of summerng here during the coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs Addison Thomas. Of Ncw-York arc
speeding the winter here, dinner party Wednesday
evening.
There was an important hearing the street railway
question at the opera House this afternoon. The objec
tor road claimed that the directors OF the
pny broken it, agreement relative 70 the removal Of
il, tracks on the beach route 10 SAID to be agreed
upon at a conference and they asked the meeting this
afternoon t. have the rail, removed Internationally" with
In ninety days. The hearing was held before the City
Council Committee Streets and Highways. Julien r.
DAVE OF NewYork. app AIRED cosns for the Objcctor
who include tNo.thiid, Of the cottage owners
Calvin ). Bricc the new Senator from Ohio. will oc-
supy Stone villa. in Belicyuc-aye., next season.
Mes>ls. David King and g. +. Wctmore have. 1t IS
scrs;ood tcr cottage In paikerale H. Ruhven
Pratt. Of Ncw-York.
Gordon Mckay Of Boston, IS occupying his cottage in
Msrineaye.
John Tooscr. OF Ncw.York, Is at the Greer Cottage
Captain d. H. EaI-tow. Boston. who owned a cottage
Oh the last shore. died this week.
A. s. Hatch. Of Ncw-TOrk has quit-clamed his estate
in Kay-st. To Howard Smith. Of ;his city.
j. L. Busk q Ncw.Yor&. La, purchased 800. 1000
acfes Of land in Br nton and Ocean ayes.
Nj. Berryman and Henry cryman. Of Ncw-York are
guests Of Nh, Lorard Spencer the Sargent Cottage
II is understood that the owned and occupied
by Bancroft VIII be sold in Bsncroft.ave
and the cliffs.
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WhItc-Tarra Ell.
NOTES.

Ca) Here The knight is in reality lost. but in giving
such cnornou, odd, White canuot bother himself with
such small matters.
90 The exchanging move Ext must be pre-
vented.
tO TO play for winning piece by L ~. followed
by = Il, would be ,t Lad. for the attack would lie
weakened by an impOran; piece. and Black would oh
ain good game In which the proper move, almost
chow Themselves: whereas. nOw Black get, into din
cu;tics Just owing o. the troIbc which the protection
for some tmo OF the dcrlaccd Knight and Of the , Is =
cause, hin.
(d CASTING on the other side was safer, for this
wing BE- j. much threatened by the hostile bishops.
Black could several times play stronger but no grave
bunder Occuis IN the whole game, unless Blacks sew
cnth move cJlld De described ~ such.
tcj The KINGS position Of tie second player IS now
attacked by all the piece, Of the opponent while two
Black piece, posted without any effect on the
Queens wing.
" Ecttcr wa, E-K 81. whereby the attack would
rave been dep wed Of the cooperation Of the Roo,
which had 40 other effective file az his disposal
~ Black thought that he would win by thl, an
parcntly very effective counter attack. but was sur
pri-cd by the announcement Of mate in six moves
SEQ diagram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

Correct solutions have ben received from D d.
Howell Painted Post. y. j. 7 Ross. NaugitucR'
Conn: c. r. Schcidc. Bristol PENN H. d. Patterson
Naucaiuck Conn: General II. \. lnnk Westerly
H. l.: +. Y. Chase. Lowell. Mass; Nom dc llnme'
Westerly, II. l.. Frederick Wchle, NeWrOtN' 70, W.
Glo,cr PCuslkccp,lc = Y: i. Sasc. r., New
yor, L. Dcissic. BrooIhyn, Y. y; j. :. b.. IT,.
New YORK: Glenvood club. llollcy. ~ Y: Robert a.
NcKin. New Yor. Polytechnic Institute. Br'oklyn,
y A. Mason. New York: Henry l. Norton. Brook
kn " Y; y. u. Fu~bcc. New York; W. A. r. Tomp-
kius Orconta y. y. L. II. Chez, wright. New FORK
Charles {. cook. Ithaca, y. Y, Joseph bradley.
Brooklyn Henry !. HIM, Ncw-f"rk' j.. }. sands,
portchcster y y: T.. &. Taylor. stamford. Conn. ::
Albert steiner. Trookyn Il. {. walker, New York; f.
LuncrIy. Railway. y j.; John jag White, New York; ;
Asa Davis Baltimore. and Dr. +. ;. Mandebaum
New York.
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NEW-JERSEY COAST NOTES.
BUILDINGS IN PROGRESS At NEARLY ALL THE
rnwNs-A NEW RESOKT PROPOSED.

BUILDINGS IN PROGRESS At NEARLY ALL THE
TowNs-A NEW RESORT PROPOSED.
Long Branch, y. j., Jan. 81 (Special-The activity
In the real estate market Of the resorts on the ->
Jersey coast still continues. The real estate dealers
are ALREADY booking applications for summer Cottages
and the prospects for unusually prosperous scSo
were never better New cottages are being erected al
every resort on the coast and ii is impossible TO secure
hborcrs and carpenters enough TO supply the demand
II + estimated that the new buildings now IN course
Of cons tTuctiOn the coast between SahuN oon h"
Sea Side Park will cost upward Of S150OoO since
the close Of the last there has been decueo
increase in the price Of coast property.
A big fishing pier is 10 be built at Belmar IN time lor
use next summer. -,
F. A. Proctor Of New-Yorl has sold his cottage "
syIvanla ave. Avon by the Sea, TO Miss Juliet r. Green'
Of Easton. Penn.
Handsome organs arc to be placed in the First
Methodist Episcopal and First Reformed churches %
Asbury Park.
Mrs Nina Rowland of Philadelphia. is building a
fine cottage at Spring Lake Beach.
The scheme for building big ocean pier at Loon
Arbour for the of steamers plying between tha'
resort and New York has been abandoned
Mrs Harriet Echevcrria, of NewIork, has pur-
chased two large plots in Cedarave Long Branch u
the Green estate
Another new hotel for Sea Bright is projected
Mrs Ella S Clark Of Ncw-York is erecting new
cottage in ocean Grove.
FIX Mayor George j. Ferry. OF Orange. y. J mas
sold one Of his lots to Mrs Anna NJ Guild OF NeWarh
Plans are being drawn for several costly cJttAEcs
at ElberOn.
The streets Of Avon by tleSca are beng cut down
10 The made of the new macadam road which runs
from Deal Lake 10 Shark River. 800
J" Hsscmbyman Campbell will introduce bin next
week changing the time holding the town elections
~ Long branch from May to February, so a. 10 give
fhe new Board Of Commissioners time enough 10 nave
the streets repaired before the rush oil summer VSof'
bcGlnS. 49, 49,, . - ,,.,t l. 60 io
Hdreths West End Hotel at Long Branch Is 10 W
enlarged by the addition of new wing.
Mrs Josephine Garrison. wife OF The Rev. joseph
Garrison, Of lurfIvc, " j. is seriously III al ocean
Grove - r.o, GOD
The bulkheads of the cottages at Long Branch ana
Monmouth Beach. which were injured by the N'ehl
storm. are being repaired. $780,,
syndicate Of New York capitalists Is beng formed
for the purpose of laying out new resort tt"cch FL
heron and Deal Hcach.
The New York and Long Branch Railroad Compan!
is erecting handsome brick and stone once buiidhI
at Long BIaNCh.
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rrNFDIES would cure her lie offered 10 Dca' , hora
nen.. and resolved n Try them, but NltouC nun br
P. ,h, limo she was worse than ! had ever seen hrI
and there seemed no prospects OF recovery
the remedies a. promised and aithiuI use 0 has
Cr.,rr@Irp, EtSOTVENT and CUTICURA SoAi h''
,yrourht miracle To-day. her skin Is sihooI' a ,he
and I believe she has entirely recovered NM NJ
above Is true in every particular anu INV
C. w. Wooleycr druggist ~ u,o y v
- j. ROSS FAULKNER. DansVhle' ~ l.
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TIE TRIBUNE.
PROFESSOR TIRCHOW AT NOME.
HIS STUDY ORR AMENTED WITH HUNDREDS o.
SKEIETONS-UIS VIVACITY.

HIS STUDY ORR AMENTED WITH HUNDREDS "
sKELETONs-HIs VIvACITY.
Hot Springs, y. G., Jan. 81 (>pcciaD.-A physician
who returned here recently from Berlin tells OF u'
interview with the famous pathologiSt. Professor
Virchow. The Professor has suite OF rooms IN
comfortable apartment house. The visitor was u'heN~
into the slnctum sanct0rum Of the great student W
his daughter. young woman of pleasing defueaho''
with an especially fascinating face. not so much %
cause Of H. beauty as for the high character IL w
tokcncd The study of Vrchow consists Of two con-
Meeting rooms which are furnished IN rather sarthns
manner. Besides The chairs, tables, etc. nlH ~,
human skeletons are RANGED around the sides OF NV
rooms, In addition 10 this CHASTITY array. 300 SAu'
have their places. Each skeleton and skull mas y"
exact pJ, ton In ihi, bonS assembly. II Is laoenee
and placed in accordance with the line of invessaoa
it serves Illustrate. just carefully as are 'a'''-
books in u well kept library.
Although IL was morning call, Professor 'lr'"o
entered the room in full evening dress and gree'e~
the visitor with rs much vigor might man OF loy,
the Professor being nearly twice old lie Is s sI
man with closc-cut white beard. a clear I'd
eve a students sto0p 10 his shoulders ana Thar
nature and yVaciOusncSs about nm when was ely
magnetic in IL, effect. lie speaks English ,or.e;ss,
and easily. Ony hesitating now and then 10 s0 Ian.
tho word necessary 10 convey the rght SHADE VI "
ing 10 whatever he trying Ia express. =. D.;
His American visitor called upon the son o. r nrS
fc,,Or Nrchow. Ills Is al>o distinguishes pnls
essor Of anatomy In one of the Berlin medici ahoui
strange to the son was found IN nous bnnse.
equal 10 second-class New York tenemeh. "esiler
Cropping his way up two lights of stairs INC r,ysnt
found wire bcllpu Ills signal brought se,r 10
into IN, hallway Who directed him to front r1 n IN.
which Professor NlrchOw. r. was found III III, i've.
erior room young NirchOw and brother sci5n ug1snt
II was cOnundrum 10 the visitor why 80 NV, sral
man as this professor of anatomy the son OF ming
Vrchow should have such exceedingly pam ~, ~ IN.
mace Do not German medical schools pay INC al.
structors enough for comfortable living l nronor
diers get - cents day for service IN ia,
ton the visitor concluded that ana0iHlea @''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CABLE MATCH

Having tancn a weeks rest after the latc cham
pion.hP match, Stcini cablrd yesterday 10 his
Russian antagOni, the word "ycS.7 which had been
agreed upon n sign for the resumption
Of tn, cable match. An answer may be- expected
tomorrow. which will contain T,chigorin's sealed
move O-tm in the Evans Gambit ard thercupon
stolaltz viii return by wire the sealed move n3th,
in the Two knights defence well a. a reply 10 the
sealed OF the Russian master. We append the
preceding moves in the two games with diagrams show
ing positions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
CROWDS AT THE NArrRAL HISTORY MUSEUM.

LARGE numbers Of people have visited the American
Museum Of Natural History during last fcwi weeks
Wednesday and saturday evenings the attendance has
averaged several hundred persons interest Is taken
the cOllcc OF birds which have been placed I'm tho
room with the sample, OF American woods The birds are
enclosed In beautiful glass containing samples of the
and foliage in which they live in y state OF nature
There forty different cases In the museum.
Visitors also samples Of all and worms
which feed upon the foliage Of American trees and saus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
1 NEW STEIAfSIIIP

The state Of California. the new steamship Of the State
Line Company successfully launched Thursday at
Glasgow. The tonnage Of the ship s 600 and her
dimensions 400 feet ALL Al feet beam, 32S feet
danh. She Will carry $40 saloon passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

w U llHftiIhN W. he ~ 49,
everything suggested to me
on my little daughter, who
has been SO afflicted almost from
birth" said Mrs. stout. 81
hayo had three doctors expert.
mcnt on her, but snc seemed
TO be getting worsc every day.
| was almost distracted. Livery
night 1 had to bandage her all
over. and tie mittens on hcf
hands TO prevent her from Dig
qing the raw flesh with her
fingers. one day. Mr.. Faux
ner stopped in. said he had often
noticed my little daughter anu
believed that cutie I il a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
AWFUL SKIN DISEASE.
Child n Mas. Of Raw, Bleeding Sores mirac" 10"
Cure by the Cuticurn Remedies.

A face from the hair TO the neck on both SIDES Ia"
mass Of bleeding sores two little hands and arms IN inc
am condition; a body around the waist OF when was
load band Of bleeding erupons and from the hips 10 e
fins OF her the skin was 80 raw as 70 De aosoIup
.ptenno 70 the sight Such the rghtful condition
- ,n ,,e four.year.old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs H. N
stout Of Dansyille, y. y when first saw her, about
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OVER THE CHESS BOARD.
BY W. sTEINlTz.

All Communications. correspondence e'o,, ms 70
,".aa ,.r,a,. Editor The Tribune" All matters con-
cernIng game, and problems must reach this ounce not
later than Wednesday II intended FOR publication on .'
sunday following News must reach this once no' Asei
than Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

and Mrs. J. r. Roberts, c. H. Park j. L. hoSr's
Mrs. Charles Green. OF Utica; Mrs. John Ccdman' OF
Boston. ,
Colonel George Harris. U. S. A., Is at the Ponce Us
Leon with his granddaughter. Miss Joy Lndsey' Of
Nashville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
SELECTED CANES

The following amusing game, in which DR.. Tarrasch
gives the large odds Of Rock and Knight for the small
consideration OF the first two moves, was played IN
thc last winter tournament Of the Nuremberg Chess
t.lub We transst. the score and notes from the
" Dcutsche schachzcitune.'
GIUOCO PIANO.
Remove White Queens Eooh and Queens knight from
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rIrTICURA REMEDIES

Arc sold everywhere Price, CCTICURA 'oc So
25c; Et;SOLVENT, 81. Prepared W ~
r,,,o ,xn CrrN.CAL CORPORATION. Boston
= c.., -, ..roy 70 Cure skin Diseases" "a pages
IN Illustrations and 100 testimonials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

SOLUTION OF PROBLEM no. Is.
Whitc-K at Kt 3, at Q II ., BIS at . L J. AMI
oB :. KITS at Q , and X i 4, RS at X Il and Sd
= at Il =.
Eiack-K at .. Il at 6, KIT at 1T D. IL A.
O 3, P's at q Il ), = 3 and X Il o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
FOR ARMY AND NAVY ME,

Regulation, for entering the military and naval scad~
Militia force Of every state in the Union
Statistics % Pensions.
Workmanship ~ tn Regular Army.
War lo,,,, during the lat thirty years.
origin 81 the American raG.
Fact, abO.- Nl.'aiv >0-l"f't-.
List II b.r - tn' higher ono p OF the ArnN
and Navy N IN "A "A To-, and NhrIr stationed.
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OE INTEREST TO ALL.

Erlieiou, bodic, In the United states, with us1
Bishop, &C.; title, e 1873 rc.i-lous denominations.
salvation Amy and it, Wotk.
Universities and Colleges ln the United states;
,iau;alulua id the IL. al Chauttuqua ASsehoIess
Medical statistics.
Theatres Ia ia" tuited states.
--tct- about the Bluokfn Bridge: $780,.
Marriage. and Divorce Laws Of the StateA
Musical Su..ttit- IN this country.
Statistics NJ public schools.
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e: 6: : ' CT: e: G: &:
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PROBLEM No. 16.

Awarded second prize in the problem tournament
nj the " Conversation della DOmcnica.'
BY VI. FEIGL.
Hacks pieces.
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WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS.

1ADy's Skin and Scalp purified and beau''"'u y
cr-TICrVA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
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FARMERS. THESE ARE FOR YOU

Pl1tform OF the Farmers Alliance. e
Ar and Value Of Fdfms In The Inited STATES
Live stock in the United states.
Coop Building Associations.
Agricultural Societies AK
Rainfall aud Temperature foretelhS irosts troh INC
ew l,Iipt SunspotS. Losses from ternadoes. ~,
Aud many other fact, nt-s.t under other heauihsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

Action Of European states American hog pfoouess
Tor.lgn Trade ii tn INIT states. 1900
Faill.., in TIE United states IOf % 9e"iN
Copyrlent Law and League
Comm. rec on the t,r AZ Lakes
kin,pci, panicS lu the United States. -
L"aal Rate. ot ntelcH; in the u Gus states
Legal HOIdly, -, ,...
OCEAN Racing Records and KeFarkaole voyages
statistic. ~ Iron ana Stce.
raN Exemptions. ,.,
otruiup and CLOSING the Eric Canal -. -. go.
uoy tn TIN Counterfeit Of Money and list OF CO.
,erou- countrrirfs.
Insurance statistics.
paDu. DlIrr satisfies
Rat, ~ Po~tt-'.
Irocurton al frult Brandy ... =. s,,,s
i,or,t ~ ID sttl,ra, 90 states. NUMBER OF sul%
e.i,d ~ state, aAG increased proiIcuon OF spirits
Ouura;inn- in Dlrpuat gtrh" ,-
pl,,". ,f Tnit,d stat Ponds a series Of years
Stl,I. tr, Of IN. Nat oual Banks .,
Stati.t'r, ~ Ha,rosd- and Freight Transportation
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.orIETIES OF EVERY KIND.

American Social Science Association
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Actors Fund.
Ant.,It moor of nm, ricln FOresters
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Military Old,r u the 10, Legion.
knights Of L! thia,.
KING, paurIt
KuI-i.- of LABOR.
Mechanical ~ ciuecrs.
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League fcr tho Protection Of American lnsss
buttons.
OId Fellows.
Parliamentary Find 'Ssociacn
Patrons ~ NL>i2id'
Sog, of tao American EVOLUTION.
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Records contests and for 1890 In al ~
principal sports.
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wmtc-M. TschirorIn to play.

Position after Blacks eighteenth move
Blach-M. TschigOrin.
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RcmOve White Queen's E00h and VIotHs hIH5Hl


Position after Blacks twcnty-thiri move.
Black -Licbharit.
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CONTENTS.

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Blacks pieces.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
PEOPLE WE TALK ABOUT.

Secretary Rusk is not going abroad this
summer, but is spending his vacation In
Wisconsin.
Senator Edmunds has gone to Michigan
to visit his sister, Mrs. Maynard, who re-
sides at Romeo, in that state.
Daniel Baudmann, an actor we'll known
in Europe and America, is a familiar figure
on the streets of Sacramento. CAL, selling
milk from his locally famous Holstein
dairy, says a Denver exchange. When did
this happen?
John G. Calhoun, grandson of the South
Carolina statesman of that name, declares
that alternate generations in his family
smoked and eschewed smoking. He never
touches a cigar himself. and he says the
great apostle of notification never did.
either; but his father and great-grandfather
were inveterate smokers.
Mark Twain's tobacco account must be a
large one, for he consumes over 5000 cigars
in a year. 1t is said that he allows himself
800 cigars a month; that he can not work
we'll without continuous smoking; and that
when at the age of "a he made a determined
effort and left of the habit for a year and a
half, he realized that "a NEEDLESS life
would not be worth living"
When Hannibal Hamlin was a lad ten
years old he broke his arm; and when,
upon removing the splints and bandages, it
was found that the bone had slipped out of
place before knitting, a surgeon was sum
moned again. Without giving the boy a
hint of what was coming, he broke the bone
again, 80 az to set it properly. Thereupon,
with 10 warning whatever. his youthful
patient, who still had one sound arm, drew
off and struck the doctor in the face; a per-
Torrance which was excused. but with the
remark: "When | operate on you again,
young man, I'll have you strapped down."
Ex-Gov. Furnas tells a story on Judge
Broadly which, coming from any one else,
might demand some corsoborative evil
dence. GOV. Furnas' story is that on one
occasion Judge Broadly left his office and on
the outer door posted a card with the
words: Back again in ten minutes. Take
a seat and wait" sat the foot of the
stairs" says Gov. Furnas, Judge Broadly
happened to remember that he had forgot
ten something, Slowly he climbed the
steps n once more he became submerged
in his own thoughts. At TIE door of his
W Office he paused and read the card on
the door. Then the judge deliberately sat
Town and waited for himself to come back"
Omaha World-Hsrald
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
THE TARIFF FIRST

The full report of the proceedings of
The executive committee of the national
association of democratic clubs ia not
yet at hand, but the telegraph brings us
a brief statement that there was n warm
debate among the members on the sill
yer question and that it was decided
that the tariff would be made the lend
ing feature in the south and west. This
action will occasion no surprise. as the
sentiment of democratic leaders like
Carlisle, German and Vest and of the
democratic press OF the country recently
has been strongly in favor Of putting