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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
NEVS OF THE ARMY and NAVY.

Washington. May 1S-The President to-day APP
pointed Lieutenant G. s. Bingham. OF the sth cav
airy captain and assistant quartermaster. wee
Captain j. l.. Glenn. promoted to major Captain
Bingham is the son Of General Bingham. Assistant
Quartermast r. General. who was retired on Ihurs-
day last The retirement OF the father created
the vacancy In the Quartermas:er's Department
10 which his was assigned.
Leave OF absence for four months, from about
June l. on account Of sickness. is granted captain
William H. Bixby Corps Of Engineers Leave OF
absence for two months is granted Captain Herbert
s. Foster. 2oth Infantry. Leave granted FIRST Lieu
tenant James Baylies 18th Infantry, is EXTENDED
six days. Leave for four months. to take enect
on or about June !, 1895, is granted Lieutenant
Colonel Clarence NJ. Bailey. 18th Infantry FIRST
Lieutenant George l.. Anderson. Atm Artillery VIII
proceed to Sandy Hook official business pertain
ing to tests Of the Schubert searchlight, and on
the completion of this duty will return 70 MS
proper station
| Lieutenant-Coonei Marcus P. Miller LIST Artil-
| lery is detailed TO attend the encampments OF the
militia Of the State OF Massachusetts at south
| Framingham. June to and July q to q; at Hs-
ham. July ls to 20. and at Essex. August to TO-
| BY direction OF the President observation-disclosures
Peter c. Hams Corps OF Engineers. Will tenn
porarily transfer to First Lieutenant William +.
Craghin, Corps OF Engineers, his present duty as
engineer OF the Third Lighthouse District Lieu
tenart Colonel Peter C. Hams. after transferring
house District will proceed TO Baltimore and re-
lieve Brigadier-General William P. Craghill. Chief
Of Engineers OF the duties OF division engineer OF
the Southeast Division. and Of the defensive and
river and harbsr works under his charge. A gen.
eral court-martial is appointed to meet at Fort
Douglass Utah Territory. May a. for the trial OF
such persons may be brought before it. Detail
for the court Lieutenant-Colo Edwin NJ. Coates
18th Infantry; Major Charles c Hood IN Infantry;
Major William NJ Wallace, I'd Cavalry: Major Will
lam H. McLaughlin, 10th Infantry Major James
NJ. J: sanno. Sd Infantry: Captain Charles A.
| I'd Cavalry: Captain George Il. Palmer 10th In
fantry: Captain Frederick NJ, II. Kendrick. 7th In
Captain George $. Young. o7th Infantry, First
Lieutenant p. D. Lochridgt. % Cavalry, judge-ad-
vocate. Upon the adjournment OF the court. sine
die Majors Hood. Wallace and sanno, and Cap.
tains Coolidge Fowler, Kendrick. Glassford and
Young. and First Lieutenant Lochridge will return
| to their proper stations
| The following naval order has been issued:
Surgeon George F. Winsow has been ordered to
examination for promotion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
NOTES

(a safe opening TO adopt against players Of reputed
theoretical knowledge.
o. II 81. .Kt-Q 3. then. probably T. Kt takes p
followed by P-Q T.
(c) Logical enough in driving the knight to 8. 1t
prevents Blacks X KIT being pinned.
I'D H.. XIX 9. or Hippo might be con-
sdercd here
(e) IA. .P-B at once is preferable.
% The advance OF the Q the threat OF Ok
CHI and though Black re-estabshes temporary centre 1t
dyicult be maintained White always break
with PIX The alternative. therefore, would have
been l6 Kt-Q 50. and TO support the Q with P-B g.
thus maintaining the strong centre
g) This cannot be Endorsed. 1t not only leaves
Black with weak X p but It also lets the Kt and
threateningly into play There complicated variation
with 10. .Kt-Kt g. 90 Or T. P-B 4: FL XIX 2.
OBJ 2 or 2l....P-Q Kt 4. followed by 22Q-B -.
which yields a satisfactory result.
Position after Blacks twenty-ffth move;
BLACK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS
THE Won BARDELEBEN- BLAcKBuRNE
DRAW A MISTAKE.
SCORES OF THE FINAL oAMEs-NorEs PROBLEMS
AND CORRESPONDENCE.

SCORES OF THE riNAh UH"''
AND CORRESPONDENCE.
There was really only one item OF news cnron'c'ea
last week and that the sudden Agreement
unon a draw Of the match between Curt Won par
de,eben and ]. H. Blackburne contest wnlcn loon
Mace at the British Chess Club London. "ne'ner
II was a wise action on behalf OF the PLAYERS ~
decline 70 nght the battle to the bitter end 10
question which The Tribune is inclined 70 answer
in the negative. Drawn matches are unsauslac.o,s
at any sport and. after ALL chess matches must Do
con..dered as sport Moreover. there nave pee"
too many drawn matches OF late-the Tarrascn,
r.cnicorin bout the Mieses-JanowsN contest anu
a on However as these things do happen anu
a. the excitement Of the players naturally must
.no,, the quality Of play II the winning or losing
- .ho match depend on u solitary game 1t Is per-
haps just as well not to lay down the strict rues
=, o,hor snorts in q chess match. Bardelepen ana
1,,scrhyrne have each won three games. three were
Ara vn and the purse being a small one f25 (about
sa0. the players. with the consent OF the e'vei
Str George Newnes. NJ p. the president OF Inc
rr,,,sh Chess Club divided the money
Following are the scores OF the nitn ana sAtn
Games of the match referred to. with notes from
1.-THE Field:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19


CORRESPONDENCE.
r. B. B. Phipsburg. n. J.. forwarded the following
solution to No. Az
!9P--eeSSeh @KnoSe.op
90 mate.
iR-oe
1855 or 90 or o-os < f r. acc mate.
lR anything else
400 * RI. or Kt-B acc mate
i sxs
3Kt-K3 mate. 81
vo-r Rudolnh Johnson New York; J. A. Dewald New
rr,,,sv,ck n H. the Rev. Louis II. BahleT. Maiden.
n " c. b Lilliestrale New-York; r. II. s.. Hoyoke'
Mass Jonathan Grey Brooklyn Porter Stafford. Erie
Perm.
The solution 10 No. As Q-K3
Correct solutions received from r. H. s.. hoiyoke'
Mass Jonathan Frey Brooklyn c. b. Iiiestrae' Ne"-
York William E. Rogers. Beverley. y. Y; the rev.
Louis H. Batler Maiden N Y. Trinity College Hart
ord Conn., J. A. Dewald New Brunswick. ~ j. ku-
dolph Johnson New-York J. S. b.. IT.. New-forx; H.
b. b.. Philpsburg. N j.; J. George schaefer. WaP-
pngers Falls N Y: n. king. Liverpool n. L.; for'er
Stafford. Erie. Penn.
Mr. Fay stone Peiano La. forwarded additional cor
Catawba Island, Ohio, 10 No AZ Dr. II. W. Fannin
Hackett. Ark correctly solved No. AZ
r. II s-You are entirely mistaken The Editor OF
with Queens and Rocks Is not f. NJ. T.
Kicker New. York-The Tribune answer questions
which YOU ought 10 put the officials OF the club Ths II
club affair pure and simple. and while Just criticism
might Al times exercised In these columns private al
are cannot be made subec; OF discussion here Thanks
all the same. for your compliments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
White.

70, Bacsburne makes most Of his opportunities nov
tu, ali would not have avaiied had WIN"
played correctly. -. ~ - .. u - Il,
p T.; IS, x l., ana White has enough 10 WIN '"ous"
the bishops ar OF different color. , ,.ox On
lr) Here he rhould have played 20 b II 20: ~
pstbsn 90 PA P Kt X p. q. Kt x r; Is = 4
and should sim win. II IS .Kt0B 3. then 2o R-A .
PIX 81 Is, =. Kt p; y. Ok. etc. NO = =, ,,S
on Weak again. %. x =. K' Z; Is Ok win
f TIN. whole ending was ndrerently played by White
and this sacrn-e u important, pawn Is tne worst Oh
ali Vie has no more chance afterward without the
ter, move he might stiil have escaped with draw
"a The initiation OF pretty and vigorous maj attack
ia n no OK 2 then 80. :. XIX wins.
m He could change on Q and X ana win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
BNII FIRTH CLUES HOUSEWARMIyG.

The B'nai Birth Club gave housewarming in Its
new clubhouse at No. lA East Sixtieth-st.. last
evening. The guests OF the 300 members were pleas
antly entertained, and. after banquet served in
the dining-rooms the second floor, inspected the
clubs quarters. In the basement are the bill
lard rooms. and the first floor the reception
and paror The club Is composed OF the
young members OF the Order Of B'nai Birth which
has many members among the Hebrews. The pres-
dent Adolph Hrsh. made speech and William A.
Cans and others followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
MAXAGERs OF THE BARNARD CLUB.

At the annual meeting OF the Barnard Club Of
the City Of New-York he'd yesterday afternoon.
this Board OF Managers elected: Mrs. Seth
Low, Mrs c. A. Runklc. Mrs. c. s. Longstreet,
Miss Mary willard Mrs. George Haven Putnam,
Miss Clara g. Spence, Mrs Charles Havens Royce
Mrs. Everett y. Wheeler. Mrs. .ilmon Goodwin.
T. Frank Brownel Edward L. Paris, James c..
Croswell Hamilton W. Mabie George A. Plimpton
and Arthur Brooks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
KIDNAPPED BIZ FELLOW STUDEyT&

st. Johnsbury. VT, May 1S-Louis Kimball. presi-
dent OF the Junior class St. Johnsbury Academy.
was kidnapped last night by members OF the sopho-
more and senior classes. taken three miles from
was TO have presided at class socable and give
an address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE.-Two new nve-htory double
hats all Improvements. Nos 10 and 81
East l3ith-st.. near Madison ave. bar
gain. J. REGAIN. i59 East ll9th-st
Brooklyn.
FOR sALE.-BARGAINS IN HOUSES on
PARK SLOPE, .. 3 AND I STORIES,
ALSO SEVERAL APARTMENT HOUSES
FOR INVESTMENT; ALL RENTED:
GOOD INCOME. SEVERAL COUNTRY
PROPERTIES WE'LL LOCATED; CALL
AND EXAMINE OUR LIST FUNSTON
& McABE. 743 TNION-ST.. BROOKLYN.
OPEN EVENINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19

Of a souvenir containing . selection OF prob
ien,s of Gustav A. Barth, the secretary OF the
staten Island Chess Club. To-day two problems Tor
this collection are given below:
PROBLEM NO. 4e-BY c. A. BARTH sTAPLEToN' D. l.
Black-Five pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
rr , oAME-EvANs eAMBIr DECLINED.

(a) S.. PR Is the correct move here Inc ieaso"
10 shown in the sequel =, -. . A.. y ID Ia.
t0 He is compelled to the text move. tne ue
ing en- prise and White thus gains time 70 ADVANCE 'e
centre paxns {. the Gambit were accepted
,c) This move gives White the opportunity OF WIN
drawing the 70 g. and make room for Kt-B an I'M
portant for White 10 gain 10
fd) the position OF the pshop iooks ~
30 would have been the proper place Tor the b.
Position after Blacks twentieth move.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
WHITE.


Oh The pretty winning combination is initiated with
this move The position is. however. strong that we
have tried even the following variation: 20. Kt
O r. p KIT az 80 Kt. then q. Q RI: 81 3 p
Kt-B 2; 2s BxP. 90 3: 30 Q-Kt 3. or -. PIX
Is e. and White would ultimately remain with r and an
equivalent of pawns for minor pieces. The position
ia very interesting and worth examining.
% The only alternative would be 2s. .Kt-B 3. and
that Is not any better.
% Although only pawn behind and Bishops OF
ate color his game not to defend. owing 10 the
bad position Of his King and Bishop.
u) 49, BIB would have been better
% Decisive. Backburne played the whole game very
ingeniously
The wei-known local players. A. Ettnger and s.
IApschuetz have beel having lively time at the
Manhattan Chess Club OF late They have been
playing a series OF games daily OF which by far
the larger number were won by Npschuez. HOW
ever, Ettlinger made good stand at times. and he
succeeded in winning the following pretty game
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19

ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBsCnip-
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New YORK
COACH HORSE AND COB CO.

have show all times one hundred head of the
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

FROM June LIST. for four or five months. a
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale and Toilet.

For Sale and Toilet.
AT EW-HAMBU RGI-ON-HC
one OF those choice country seats.
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WANTED. Home. country or city. by
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED In the
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gentlemans country place; 80 acres,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19

PALIsADE PARK lots at asslgnee's sale.
-C;reat chance for investors and home
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTEp.-October 1. light apartment,
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Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Gaume's Fish.
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TATE & CO.. 245 Broadway.
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Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-shats.ck's
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Chafin'a
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Parkers Telephone Index. 4i2 al
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.
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FARM OF EIGHTY EIGHT ACRES:
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Al PATENTS FOR sALE.--Haven's Shelf
support. 43l. AS; swindell's Car Coupler.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Danlers Se,f.
Recording Ship Log: Adams Pump Pine
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -strcks O.,
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Washburn's
Plough Standard. 40i ,s2i: Spencer
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A NOTE.-Send for list Inventions
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Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Mullen's Ron.
Clamp. 529, 1888; Harris Nut LocE
426, go; Hadden's Car Coupler, 370 ess.
Noess Stopper Opener. 5l3.33s. EDC1H
TATE CO., 243 Broadway.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Will be Treated Free by DR.. Hartman
During the Summer Months.

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During the Summer Months.
Female diseases" is term which has
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At least three causes should be recognized.
The cause which is perhaps most frequent
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BIRTHS DEATHS
Probate Court.

In the matter of Ann Moyses, an al.
legged incompetent person. John H.
Moyses asks the court to determine upon
the mental competency of said Ann
Moyses. Hearing set for Monday, June
oath.
Estate of Sarah l.. Bacon, deceased.
Will of deceased filed for probate by Mrs.
Sylvia Mclaughlin, residuary legatee,
named in will. Hearing Monday, June
Sth.
In the matter of Clara Holden, min
or. Said minor adopted by Mr.. and Mrs.
N. M. FELTON,. Name changed to Clara
II. FELTON,. The question of appoint.
ment of guardian to come before the
court on July Sth.
Estate of Parmelia A, Chapman, de-
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probate. Miner Chapman executor,
Chas. Baldwin and T. j. Horsmen, APP
praisers.
Estate of Geo. A. Cobb, deceased, JOS
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q. w. Loring, r. p. Bigelow and Chas.
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License to sell real estate issued in the
following estates VIM. Ross and Mar
garet HI. Innes, deceased, Mary L. Mas n
and Jacob Drake and others, minors.
Commissioners warrant and report
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Probate Register.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-21
Real Estate Transfers.

OwOSSO.
A. B. Chapman to Chas. G. Baker, TO- b 1,
Chapman add, 500.
L. Van Dusen, ct al, to H. and w. Kaiser
land on sec %. $4,000.
Il. A. Munger to j. j. Schuknecht, M, 8.
%, A. L. and b. o. Williams add, $4,000.
O. II. Tilton to A. Squire, lot 90 j. II. Law
rocks sub, o l 4, $4,000.
w. e. Mckenzie to @. H. Tilton, lot 90, j. H
Lavrock's sub, o 8. $500 90.
c. s. and b. 0. Williams to Walter q. Small
ley, lot 8, blk 8, A. L. Williams add, $4,000
L. M. Dennis to w. j. Tillitson, ls, b H.,
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NJ. Mack to H. Stephenson, land on sec 49,
$3.50 co.
G. w. jerks to j. w. and A, ]. Ledyard land
On sec 20, Middlebury, $4,000.
A. Squier to w. e. Mckenzie, land on sec 2S
Bennington, 100000.
T. Stevens to E. j. Wrigglesworth, land on
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1e, New Haven, 81, 10000.
S. c. Taylor to Chas. Taylor, land on sec 90,
Vernon, $4,000.
r. opdyke to VIM. weidman, land on sec 7,
Rush, Sl15C0.
j. NJ. Bogart to M. Adams, land on sec IS,
Durand village, $4,000.
s. A Adams to j. M. Bogart, 40 a on sec 81,
Venice, 81, 10000.
+. b. McClintock to A. Gray, lot g. blk 8,
Laingsburg $1,000
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Everywhere We Go.

We find some one who has been cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and people on all hands
ARE pfaising this great medicine for what it
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organs in a healthy condition. 1t is the
great blood purifier.
Hoods Pills become the favorite cathartic
with every one who tries them. 25 cts. per.
box.
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"Yield not to misfortune"

| was afflicted with catarrh last autumn.
During the month of October could neither
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Ey's Cream Balm cured 1t. Marcus Geo.
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4. / suffered from catarrh of the worst kind
ever since boy. and l never hoped for cure
but Ely's Cream Balm seems to do even
that. Many acquaintance have used it
with excellent results. Oscar Ostrum, As
Warren Ave-, Chicago, Ill. Cream Balm is
agreeable.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-21

From the reports of the various super
visors filed in his office, County Clerk
Cooper has compiled the following table
giving the number of births and deaths
reported during the year ending Decem-
Der 3lst last:
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-21

The Corunna Journal will print the list OF
tax sales for Shiawassee county this year.
Mrs. l.. j. Kenney, of Lansing, is In the
city, called by the sickness of her uncle. s.
s. Winslow.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-21

BABY BoNNETs all prices, from 1Oc up
wards. KRoB's MILLINERY.
IL you want to buy Trimmed Hat we
can give you better style and quality at
over price than you can get anywhere in
the city. KRoB's MILLINERY.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-21
Marriage Licenses.

VIM. A. Layman, Shiawassee...
Matte j. Lake, ........................23
Aiva jill eavitt, Fairfield.
Barbara Schnider ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS