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NOTES.

20 Q r D Threatening beautiful mate
by 30 QxP ch, ktxQ; 81 RxKt oh, KKt /: 80 r b
ch, and the other rook mates next move
80 RXKt-The sacrifice of the exchange
was quite warranted and very clever. By
rights White snould win now
90 RxRP-But this is an awful error. BxP
instead would have won with ease.
3sxx, r RHINE play in order to give
white no line for 2 kt 6 and KR6
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DR.. Schaefer lost his game by a slip, touch.
ing man he had no intention of moving. In
a sitting with Heffner:
Schaefer......-i Heffner........ Drawn. O
In conclusion let me say, Let no lover of
the game who would see it played as it
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PITTsBURG's RED LETTER DAY.

Through the generosity of Americas
greatest patron of the game, Mr.. II. W. Pat
terson. o. Pittsburg, as will be seen from his
communication above, the great gathering
oration Day is to have the famous expert
DR.. Sohaffer, of New York. This generous
act toward the checker players should act s
a great stimulus in bringing the players of
the State together from far and near. 1t will
be the greatest checker event ever held in
America, and will compare Iavorably with
any held in England or Scotland. The above
son since he wrote to Mr.. Robert Mccall
enclosing the 500 for Mr.. Wyllie that was
unjustly given away. 1t is such generosity
the liberal giver will be rewarded by seeing
a gathering of checkerists, the most notable
ever helu in America.
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Records in these days are everything to
the gentleman who follows up sporting;
records place tho man, as we'll rs the horse.
Assertions of what could be done are merely
idle vaporings: they have no weight either
In argument or anything else. We stated
clearly in THE DISPATCH of April % in refer
ence to James p. Reed, that his record in
Scotland would class him with ID. G. Nc
Kelvie, and that he could not be classed with
Searight as player. His answer of May Is
merely an assertion: 'THE DISPATCH Checker
Editor quotes my score with Ferrie during
my visitto Britain in 1856, but of course fails
to say anything of the agreement between
Ferrie and myself to make a match for a
stake,and that Ferrie thinking discretion the
better part OF valor went on sudden trip
and failed to keep his word" The above ha s
nothing at all to do with the point in Ques-
tion; ;Ferrte won four games out of six played
with Reed. The score speaks for itself, and
rs to what passed between Mr.. Reed and
FerTie, as to another sitting, we have only
Reeds side, and if Mr.. Ferrie was heard
from we would perhaps hear something
different.
In 1856 Mr.. Reed was furnished with the
sinews of war by prominent gentleman of
PittsburG, and subscription was taken a
headquarters, Seventh avenue, and all but one
exception paid, making q nice purse to go to
Great Britain and make q record for him
self His combined scores against three of
the leading players of Scotland, Ferrie, Moir
and Campbell, were: Reed wins, Scottish
players wins and % drawn; with the En-
glish players his score is somewhat i'm
proved, Reed wins, English players,
Messrs. Smith, Richmond and Lewis, 6 wins
and % sgames drawn. The above scores are
part of history, and while we desire to see
American talent to the front, we will only
recognize and give it the place 1t merits, but
assumptions such as we hear of continually
of what they can do are to us SO many idle as
sertions, and we advise Mr.. Reed to answer
the arguments of THE DISPATCH, and not to
be guilty OF the childishness of calling the
editor of. this department silly names.-
CHECKER EDITOR,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-06

This tournament of the players Of WASH
ington, Pa. came to very successful termi-
nation on Saturday evening" April 80, with
Robert Gibson as winner. The interest was
intense owing to the score of the leaders
being very close. The following is the final
standing Of the contestants in the tourna-
rent.
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Norddeutscher Lloyd Steamship Company.

Time from n ew York to Southampton, * days.
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From Southampton to London. by Southwestern
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Receipts, Shipments and Prices at East Lib
erty and All Other Yards.
OFFICE OF THE DIsPATCH,

PITTsBURG, WEDNESDAY, May 5.
CATTLE-Receipts, leo head; shipments,
80 head; market, nothing doing; all through
consignments; no cattle shipped to New
York to-day.
Hoas-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments
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81 1904 s.; 8 cars of hogs shipped to New York
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SHEEP-Receipts, 400 head: shipments,
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To the Checker Editor OF The Dispatch:
send you the only correct and complete
score of my recent tour that has yet been
published:
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ENGLAND's CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY.
JORDAN WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Specfal Correspondence of The Dispatch.

Special Correspondence of The Dispatch.1
After eight days play the third English
Draughts Tournament was brought to a
conclusion when a. Jordan, of London, beat
J. L. Richmond, of Marsden, by two games to
one with nine games drawn. The Londoner
has thus gained the title of champion of
England, together with gold medal and the
first Drize of f25. In the course of the COM
petition Jordan (who. it may be remem.
bered, was favored with n bye in the third
round) played in all "a games, of which he
ROBERT MCCALL.
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, April p, 1892
On Monday, April 49, the an nal tourna-
ment 1or the championship OF England for
1892 commenced with ii entries, five less
than last year The following is the pairing
for the first round and the result:
FIRST ROUND
Wins. Winners. Draws. Losers. Wins
l....... Dunno .........5. Bailey. .......0
1...... Jordan .......1. ........ dollhouse =. o
2....... Tescheleit b.. .kear, Jr......0
49,. LIE wis. Bishop. .......0
&c.. Richmond .....1........ Freeman. 30
J. A. Kear, Sr., bye.
With the second round began higher
class of play. The following is Il list of the
The three winners will play for first. second
and third prizes. The losers will play each
other for. fourth and fifth prizes:
SECOND ROUND.
Wins. Winners. Draws. Losers. Wins.
49,. Richmond. D.. Dunno. .........1
g.. .Kear, ..2....... Lewis .........l
l.... Jordan. .Tescheleit -. o
Mr.. Kear, Sr., having n bye in the first
round, had to play either Richmond or Jor-
dan, and fortune favored the latter gentle
man. So it fell to Mr.. Richmond and Kear
to fight the third round.
Mr. Kear made good stand against the
Northern expert for eight games. Neither
had the advantage, but after the second
draw from the bag, which brought forth the
Bristol cross, and after q hard fight and
showing some fine play, Mr.. Kear came to
grief, Richmond winning both sides of the
gtme. 49,
The following shows the ending Of their
ninth game:
Rlacl--l ]
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drains and loss OF pow.
or OF the organs in either sex caused by
tobacco, opium or stimulants which soon lead to
lnnrmity Consumption and Insanity. Put up CON
mail: Tor % With every IS order we give 4 tDTitten
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For sale in Pittsburg by Jos, Fleming .
Son. DruxgastA Al0 and AZ market ~
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COMPETITORS.
GAME NO. 13j.

LIPsCHUTz VERSUS sHowALrER.
The fifth and sixth games, which we pub
lish below, were won by Lipschutz, so that
the score now stands: Lipschutz 8. Sho-
walter. 0; drawn, g. Score and notes (abbre-
viated) from the New York Tribune
sICILIAN DEFENSE
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Manhood Restored,

NEhFES SEEDS"
the wonderful remedy
Is sold with q 1Uritten
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nervous diseases, such
as Weak Memory.Los
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OH ES s.

communications should be addressed to the
hess Editor. r. q. Box 463.
The Pittsburg Chess Club meets at the Plttsburg
library, Penn avenue.
The Allegheny Chess Club meets at Or. Miller's
HalL North avenue, Monday and Thursday even-
ings.
sofvers who understand the Germsn notation are
requested to use it.
PROBLEM NO. 1ss.
rFor Dispatch Problem Tourney No. Ii
Motto: "A defense with pawns."
Black: 6 pieces.
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THE GAME OF DRAUGHTS.
CONDUCTED BY J. B. FERGUSON.
81 IfI 2 81 3 M4 Il
5M 6 ~ 7ks s M
mEssME!Io9I5MMlMEIzz] s Il. n
MI7Il8MIsN Isl 20
[aI[MazE4alEI2tEZ
I2skI I26fM27NS2sI
Us 81 3cEI 81 Nl32A
REFERENCE BOARD.
-:os-
Black men occupy squares
Ito II; white men squares
q to 50. Black men al
ways move first

Checker .Headqusrters-HomeH Hotel. Duquesne
way, between Eighth and Ninth streets, and at
Samuel Seeds. 96 Seventh avenue.
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THE greatest spring and summer beverage
is the Iron City Brewing Company's lager
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Positions, Problems, Games and Checker News
will at all times be welcome. All communications
TO be addressed
P.o Box IS, EAST END. PIrTsBURa. PA.
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WASHINGTON TOURNAMENT

ought to be played fail to witness I. P. Reed
VS.. DR.. A. Schaefer. Il. W. p.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The editor of Br'o1Onson's Ctess Journal who
has been dangerously i'll during the month
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Schedule In effect December 20 1891 Eastern

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RECORD VERSUS ASSUMPTION.

will send you some of the games soon.
BOSTON, MASS, May 8, 1892. II. z. WRIGHT.
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GAME NO. l3f
FRENCH DEFENSE

Sixth game of the match between Lin
schultz and Showalter, played May 2, 1897
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-06

On Monday, April Is. the an ual tourna-
ment 1or the championship OF England for
1892 commenced with II entries five less
than last year. The following is the pairing
for the first round and the result:
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-15
CHANCERY COURT-SEcoND DIST
". I. nOUSTON, Chancellor.

In the countyof I.auderslsle, IN the hrst Monday
Of June and December, and continue twelve days
In the cWMRty Of Newton, on the third Monday
January am, July, anA continue ak days..
In thc county II Hancock IN the frat Monday Of
February and August, and continue ak deya.
I'm the county II HarrisOn Oh the second Monday
Of February and August, and continue NIX days.
In thr coanty n jackson, On the third Monday
! February and August, and continue ak days.
Inthe county Of Clarke on tho first Monday VI
March and Septosaber and continue ak DAYS.
In the cOunty Of Jasper, On the ssconi Monday
of March and September, and continue ak days..
In the county NJ Perry, held - AMgnTa: che
First District. IN the third Monday II March anil
Scuiemher and continue nix Aays; and In tho
tow :, Of Ratticsburg the Second District. on the
first Mondays IN June and Dscember, and contin.
In the county Of Marion. First District. on tho
third Monday VI Nay and November, and continue
nix days In the Second District on the second
Monday Of May and November, and continue ak
Aavs.
In the county of Ioncs on the first Monday Of
A pril and Ortobcr ard continue six days.
In the county of COvingt0n. 0n the second Mon
dsv In April and (ktOber. and continue six days.
In the cn,,mtv VI Greene, 0n the third Monday Of
April and Ortob~F. and cOntinm~ six days
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April and Dctcbcr. and c0ntinf,s stx days.
In the cssnty u wayne. - ~ first Monday oi
My and NSvssuber. and eoNtiUss six days,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-15


Gov. STONE has appointed Mr..
Edgar s. Wilson, formerly editor
of the Commonwealth, OF Jackson,
Land Commissioner. This is a
good appointment, as Mr.. Wilson
IS perfectly familiar with The du-
lies Of The Office, aud is worthy Of
the trust imposed upon him. The
Office was created BY an ordinance
OF The constitutional convention,
which abolished the swamp land
Office, and merged the tax lands
where date Of redemption has ex.
pred, as we'll as the Chickasaw
school lands and the sixteenth,
section lands, The latter for super
visory purposeslnio the new Office.
Under the law the swamp and il.
iernal improvement lands are
withheld from purchase for y year,
10 be governed as 10 price By the
governor and land commissioner,
who also fix The price on forfeited
tax lands after redemption. Mr..
| Wilson's successar will be elected
with the other State officers in
1895.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-04-15

II any person shall bet on 4
horse race, or yacht race, Or on \
shooting match, he shall be fined
not more than five hundred dol.
lars, and unless the fine and costs
be immediately paid, i,e shall BE-
imprisoned in the county TAIL not
less than five days nor more than
twenty days.
SALE OF TOBACCO IN VARIOUS FORMS
TO MINORS PROHIBITED.
II any person sell, barter, deliy.
er. OF give any cis ar or cigars, ci.
garette papers or cigarettes, smok.
lug to obscco, or snuiF, 10 any child nm.
ger the age Of eighteen years, IN.
less previously authorized in writ.
ing by the parent or guardian Of
such child, he shall be guilty Of :
misdemeanOr, and, on hyiction.
shall be fined not less than twenty
dolIars, nor more than one hun.
:!red dollars, or imprisonment IN
the county Jail, not less than one
week or more than three months.
or both.