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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
White Fourteen pieces
Whi,e-Fourteen pieces.
&c ...... XIX > - -; y kt j. On
IL B-K ki--Q@ =. !, ~ n, Inn, -, <pa
IL RE H-K - P-k y I'M r."
, ~ 10 H . B-k - n -, :, -
% OBJ % kt-Kt - Ok > On u
~ XIX az I-B" = i.-it', H.,
90 Kt-kt XIX > ~ h'-h w ''V''h"''
NOTES BY l.. HOFFEis


o, one Of Tschigorns favoritc moves. but not 10 be
recommended in close games the being required or
tho defence ~ the Queens side pa~ns The same move
Brt,,sh and ST Petersburg Chess cubs but the former
could not agree In the continuation ne
. Maturity resolving upon inferior variation
IA, Paris takes immediate advantage 81 Black weak
nos. owing to the of the q H. and 50 e'rV"s e
pinned ~
&C., After two uselcss moves with this H. '"' ale com
PEELED 10 finally exchange IT,
n, Presumably 70 the Q he for . Z to b aiier
no. perhaps It was also meant as an induc"meni for
plscs to reply with Indifferent 10 IKE
g., Tho Russians not seen 80 IA anNad as th'
rsrsans on this occasion They might nave paSe'
10. .B--Q3 OF K 49,,
u, Very well played, and evidently i'f'seeh VIC" 'e'
mace ,bou his apparent resource would lose stu
more time NE ~ h9,inE w 10 fs'I no ~
IN, Pc -haps Ia .Q-Kt would have been more nseiu
defence The - bady p9ssd on ae ,
81 An additional weakness but 10 ~ -, - ~ M'
have been followed equally hY TO- 80 ~ - -
d. 4, his stage the game stood adjourned during TIC
sum,'s An eSeeIsn, move. II 20 .Ki-Kt . IL . g.
etc ano any other move with the same X would br
equally bad - ~ l. %, a IA and II,
90 Pa 3: ~ P-Kl ora -. kt-B g. Q-ht na I'll
sl9-Es q, k'oK' T. 3 k XIX T. winning The q
'ne ~; ~ h,,ng he Kt back to and y % g J.;
20 K-E. bringing the second into pay' W''I m 70
.nI Keeping the ~ % play II ~ n - , %
v,Kt Z whereas now they threaten XXI Winning me
T The Partisan players are 10 be ,pnsra.c',
dence players living
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
T. NJ TIL Uuca.-whne acknowledging the receipt OF
your letter The Tribune feels sorry for having 10 'ec"e
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NECK WEAR.
Mems n1d Boys at 1bOW H"T-
Pricp-Tpry DcSiT0bfc.

60 dozen Boys Fancy SIX and Satin Ticks.
light medium and dark. regular price - cts,
for Monday. 1912 It's. each.
$50 dozen Mems Fancy silk and Satin Tecks
and Four-in- Hands lined with silk serge. black.
navy cardinal and light grounds. with stripes
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% cts. each. ,,,
1sa dozen Mems extra quality Fancy six ana
satin Ticks and Four-in-Hands. han !somely nm
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grounds with figures and stripes, regular pi',e
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I74AMMMAx3@

your request. the matter has ALREADY hPp'H''' 80
print and IL long 10 be available
n e. L., Trentcn.-Thanks for your ieuer oo"'a'''s
game Shall use 49, perhaps. next SUNDAY
r. f.. New Madison.-1he rule as quo'en pN w" "'''
snply when a check IL given without announcing H. :,
T. & r.. jr.. John Gardner tca 'he iee, Epu ~,
Bahler Maiden. Your solution GO 10 irohleH W. "
r IL Proois Fiushng-Y5ur solutions 70 NOS ana
p G walker New-York- Tribune credits N""
with the correct solution Of nos ana .
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LEATHER GOODS.

Finest quality Combination Pocket Books. In
the new crushed Morocco. genuine Lizard. All
gator. Colored Seal and grained Calf Leather.
lined with finest quality smooth Calf Leather.
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Genuine Seal Leather Combination Watch
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Genuine Seal Leather card Cases seal lea her
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rrinIe-plated silver Oon white mctaD Hair
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Hat Brushes. Sl.lO.
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Mirrors 1898.
Ladies' and Mems Combs. - cts.
2-oz bottles Triple Waters. assorted doors ~
cts
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LADIES' NECK WEAR.
for Holiday Presents.

largo assortment Of novelties for evening
and street wear at greatly reduced prices.
Ostrich Feather Boas t. IL yards long SlVou,
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opera Shades reduced 70 hall price.
Lace Collars OF various makes, some real, s'oo
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

Europe will entertain large mouse parry '"''' VIZ
Christmas .
on Wednesday ogden Mills entertained III sew
ard Webb and Alexander Carsey at his nome 81
staatsburs The gentlemen enjoyed some exceheh'
skating on Mr. Ms's lake Ia the evening tne
Empire State Express stopped 10 take pi W epD 10
New-York and Mr. Minis left on the iast express
fOr
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ART EMBROIDERY DEPIRT
UENT

Our entire stock OF Printed China Silks reduced
to 40 and - cts. per yard.
Irish Point Tea Cloths. Centrepieces and Scarfs.
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prices. ,oo..,
800 Northumberland Lambrequns, $l.SS instead
OF 81 80 each.
To ever purchaser Of two spools Of Crochet
silk we give a metal holder for the same.
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DOLLS.
Second Floor. Front.

Finest quality Jointed Dolls. - inches high,
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Kid Body Dolls. bisque head shoes and stock
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Choice prices for holiday Kits In Dresden
Frenl and Vienna China. cut Venetian and
Austrian Glass. imported by ~ directly
suggestions Tor the Holidays
Chocolate Sets S. 0p AMI upWarG
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r1Esr GAME-GlroCo PIANO.
srcnNn GANlE-RI.Y LOPEZ
The "Metropolitans' are still keeping busy win
their first annual handicap tournament. Appenuc'
are the scnres Of he leaders in This contest:

Among the composers of problems none was per-
hans better known in the London chess world than
7 G. Campbell who died at London in 1891. The
following is specimen Of his style;
PROBLEM NO 6-BY !. G. CAMPBELL. LONDON.
lack- pleces.
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ER1.HED PICTI RES
IT Rpdurrd prirPS.

p,s,els framed in white and gilt rocco mats.
s. % instead ~ $3.50.
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Third Floor near Elevators.
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HED SETS
ana IUcP (UrfUiJIS.

Antique Red Sets new patterns $50 $50
s. 90 $1,000 and $3.50 per sct
IRISH Point bed Sets Se5. ss95 s9a5 and to
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s. % per s"i.
Irish Point Curtains. white AMI ccru. 81 IS per
pair. reduced from $500 and so
Nottingham Curtains. s2.95 per pair. reduced
from 81 30 and 500
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thoroughly good and reliable. warranted for
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Also the Enterprise ~ 5000 tom .rroN
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FURNITURE.
DPvU SDpciU/ offers.

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Solid wood seat Rockers. carved back polish
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Sc
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DRESS GOODS.
Thousands NJ Dress Lcn0fhs at
Less 1haW U0'f Price.
III NDK EHCH IEFS.
ErfrdOrdim0rV JnImcS tor .Wou-
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Ladies Embroidered and I.ace-trmmed Hand
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Mons SIX and Linen Initial Han Ikerchcfs all
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TOYS IND BOOKS.

A very complete line of Books for the Holidays
will be found on the first hoOr rear
The TOYS are in the basement, rear.
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UEN'.S SLIPPERS
For the UOiid0yS,

Best materials best workmanship. best hitting.
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Whre-Eighi pieces.
White TO Play and mate in three moves
az the TWO games by telegraph between Paris ana
St Petersburg the first has been finished ana Won
nv Paris Here follows the complete score with
notes by l.. HOffcr. London
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY,
fArihracite coai used ovclusivciyD
e.. tacks Amtnmailc Blocl sIrnals

hr,hracite coai used oxcluslvcly)
Fa.- tracks. Automatic Block signals.
ON AND AFTER DEC. 80 1894.
Trains leave station foo Of Liberty-st
For E8sicn. Bethlehem All~niown Mauch chunk Be-,
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Red Rank. Long Branch a-d nolnts south 10 poi-.
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FOR LAKEWOOD.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
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company viii ca;i f9r check baggage from hotel %
residence destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LENIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF Cortiandt and Desbrosses st..
..UD 4. VI daily Tor SiAl Oh CHI Nh ana inter-
mediate stations connections except SUNDAY ioF foIIS
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FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRlDNfs, and
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inermcate stations for Potsyle and Read
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l:I5 q. ". daily for Faston and n,.rmedate stations
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ESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. an1 all Po.as
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tickets and Pullman .eccommoia.,,ns az ?$l; ?si. sH
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RtES
~ .NNrLpd DOru PricpS.

Wilton Madras Rugs. sl9s. were S9j
Largest size Moquette Rugs s2aS. were $3.50
200 Eastern Carahagh. Daghcstan. Guendie
AMI Anatollan Rugs. $50; were Sl25
japanese Rugs extra quality $1,000. were So o.
Ragdad Rug Covers. 81 -. were $3.50
Chinese Fur Floor Rugs. sl9S: were $500
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SILCERW1 RE.
.SDccials IN OW0dr"pic Pidfc.

Satin finish Bread Trays. 22J
Pickle Casters. N.'". u
Also pcarl handle medium Knives. $1,000 per
dozen.
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WEST SHORE f. x.

Trains leave West 42d 81 station New-NosH, as tst
lows and Is minut earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 4. NJ Daily. Local 10 Buffalo ,....
o:I5 VI. Daily FOR Albany. IiIca, syracuse hoenso
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; e1ep'
Saturday Tor 49,. c.-.
5;I5 y, VI. Daily Albany. Montreal. Utica syIs-
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troit cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis. 49, ...
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Rochester ana BunaiO. 49, p..s...
s.i5 ~ NJ Daily 10 Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rocnsc
Ter Buffalo Ma ar, Fails Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
chicago and st. .Ou.s ,.,.x..r sc.
apply ohccs Brooklyn and New i1.s
and at Time tables at principal ho'eis r''
other information addrcS. .-.,,
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CORSETS.
WOUdOy OufU.

81 pairs ~ H. T.. CorScts. extra long waist. well
bonod and Tossed with silk in white only. Is To
-. Sl41 per pair regular price $25
- pairs imported Corscts. made II fine French
Coutille long waists. well boned. handsomely
trimmed top and bottom. richly Tossed with silk.
Is T. &c s. 80; regular price. $500.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

a. :,
.1-utonic Dec. 10 10 a. m irDionlc jan ID ~ a. ~
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From White star Dock. foot ~ West loIn.st ,....
40 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENHl.l. slI>'. A.
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New lrrh on Britannia ana All
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~ 90 broadway %ew-York Philadelphia Office. 49,
,A.--,.,.- n MAITLANn kEK.tN. Asen-.
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CpIISE r0 TuL MEpITERRANEAN

N nv snecIally- chartered steamer Fresland Feb.
1893 visiting Bermuda. Azores Gibraltar Malaga "ia-
NADIA Ahanbra Algiers Cairo; seven days az Jcfusaie
uevrolt Ephesus Constantnople. Athens Rome ohly
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and accompanied by T. g Clark. United States VIC
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Thirty excursions Europe Ocean tickets ny All "hr'
Send for Tourist Gazette. $50 - =. y
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On,cial Ticket Agt.. Pennsylvania and En-" X H. &c.
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CLYDE LINE.

4. VI ~ - .,,...
CHARLESTON. s. =. the s.u'h and southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points
From per ~, r. X. QOot OF Rooseveli-stl . p m
AIGDNt9t IL .H'''is -,
il"3''fs
All steamers has. ursf-cars passenger hccoWIn'd"
WM Z. CLYDE & CO. General AGENTS.
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Ct\ARD LINE.

~ 70 LIVERPOOL VA QVEENSIoWSo
0. nr.s . Doc - =. ~. 'arna1la. Jan. y = n
I.ucanla Dec 20 30 a M tnhris.. Jan ~ ! p m
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From Per 40. North Rive. fJlt = Ca "sot e; 90
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s,eeragc tickets - and froD. al Parts - ti'ope a.
very -v rates Tor freight and nass1S. Apply az 'N'
Company ofHre. 80 ( Rowling Grcen Nv fn,k
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aid DOMINION LINE.

IN y U " II y
O.teomers for NoRFoLK PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
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UAPNMoGMuNI
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL :. =. 60.
PACIFIC MAIL :. =. 90.

PACIFIC MAIL 3 = 90.
sfelu,rs Francisco;
DECEMBER ~ $ y ~
CITY or ithING. 'huHtS -" . y -.
Honolulu. AnHa4} 10. . J. ~
El.i.,lc. 'sisa..
=
For frelAl.i. passage ana general Information aPpy -
as Broadway. Battery Place ""sh'hb'o" p1'u'"o'
= al
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HIAII.oKY STEAMSHIP LINES

WI FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
;'e,.n iron steamships. aSsG"satlng ol."p lons
Iiorn New York "Wednesday Friday and S9tulaay'
DEL lGIITFrI. SIN DAYS VOYAGE BY SEA
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,ory ITD rOfNrS IN MEXICO. and q DENVER.
CoioRApo SPRINGS. SALT lake CirY: :, Also to
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10 JACKSONVILLE. ST. AUGUSTINE TAMPA e.,
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,,I.HopE EGYPT AND PALESTINE.

Il Parties ~ frequent intervals Independent N,'',S
ana Atlantic passages a. lowest rats io an tour
toregn Every facility ana ini' il'''."' = =
RIOS COOK . son 26 and 80 IS Way, y J.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-16

Another sad feature presents itself al
Pullman. Ii reports are true the fami-
lies oil the strikers are to be evicted to
make room for the families of new
men who have gone to work. 1t is
said the company's houses cover about
1900 striking workmen and their fam
lies, so the hardship and suffering
would be great in many instances.
But the enants are behind several
months in rent and with no prospects
of work. 1t is certainly a bad situation.
1t is to be hoped the county has seen
the last of towns and works built up
and operated on the Pullman plan. 1t
works better in theory than in practice.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-16
Frost ON Conventions.

To the many readers OF the ARGUS
and Republicans of Fergus county i
wish to say n few words on conven-
tons. Yes, this is a Republican year
and two years ago was or should have
been n Republican year hut for some
mist akes IN our county convention by
which we lost five of thecounty Offices.
Now, We will soon meet again in county
convention and we have plenty OF
good representative and competent
men to fill all the county offices OF
Fergus county. You all know this is
tree. Look back upon the past and
let us see if We cannot improve at this
convention. Let every true Republi-
can see to it and turn out at your
primaries and send good representa-
tive men as delegates to the county
convention. Let them come untram-
melted and in good feeling and har-
mouy 60 to work and make good
nominations. Especially should this
be the Ease with reference to the legis-
lative ticket. We want men that will
stay with the party, as on the incom-
ing legislature hangs the destiny OF
two United States sent tors. They
should be in favor of Tree silver and
protection. Then let every Republi-
can i'm Fergus county 60 to work to
elect the ticket and the result will be
a rousing Republican victory. Turn
the enemy out; they have no strings
on the voters OF Fergus county. as the
principles the Democrats dvocatear are
dead against every interest of Mo T.
tana. The troubls is u government
is in the hands of its enemies, and the
sooner we turn them ont and place
the government back in the hands OF
it's friends-the good old Republican
party-the sooner We will have pros
perity and our idle men with Coxey's
army will be called back to Montana,
the silver mines and all our industries
will again start mp and We will soon
be enjoying the good old times OF
peace and plenty. II, j. Frost.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-16
FISH OR CUT BAIT.

The house has backed down On the
Wilson tariff bill sud accepts the senate
trust measure. President Cleveland
Is thought he will allow the bill to be-
come n law without his signature, but
this would only be an exhibition OF
eowardice or a quasi approval of the
bill. 1t matters but little which he
does, he and his administration are in
CONTEMPT of the whole nation and GOV
cred with infamy by It's yacillating
and dishonorable course. A loud amen
will 60 UP when congress sd;ourns.