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The morning times., 1896-09-13
W AN TED-LOTS.
WANTED-FURNIsHED HOUSES
RAILROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

SlAIloN CORNER OF SIXTH AND. b
STREETS.
In Effect September y, 1896.
'-5o A. VI. week-uays, 10 ~ NJ sun
udys- fII BUtsu SS.-PaT-
burg. ''
1880 A. M. PENNSYLVANIA
EiMilED--fuhnlan Sleeping, Dmng,
smoking and observation ,.,rs IiarIIs-
Srs St 20 .hicaso, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
81. Louis, Cleveland, and ToIeG.,. i3crfct
faiior Car to Harrisburg
ARHO RnIfO a: N: FAST LiNE.-Pu!lman
farior Car Harrisburg to PItlsburg
$40 r. "A. BShT,icAG9AND 81 LOUIS
f. hEss, Pullman Buffet rarior Car
10 harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining
Cars Harrisburg To st Louis, CINCINNATI
Louis vile, ana Chicago
7;1O r. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS
pullman siccping Car 10 Chicago, and
aata,rrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining Car to
1.lO r. M. soUTHwEsTEKN Ex-
fhEss. pu.iInan Sleeping Cars Wash
ington TO Pittsburg anu Pittspurg to st.
Louis, and Dining car 10 Cincinnati.
1SSi;1AO 1S,;1aO F. A. TACTIC kAPaEss.-
7:SO A. Nj. Tor Kane. Canandaieua,
cept Sunday
1880 A. M. for Elmira and Remove
yesas-day. and Williamsport Sundays,
7.1OP. Nj. for Villa amsport, Rochester.
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, daily, eScrps
saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington
10 Suspension Bridge via Buffalo
1910 r. Al. Tor Enc, cananGaigua,
daily, Sleeping Car Washington to Ell
mira.
For Philadelphin, New York ami the
East
400 p. NJ. "CONGkE SSIONAL LINZ
ITED, uaIly, all Parlor Cars, win i'm
ing Car from Baltimore Regular at
100 dining Carr, 30, 800, 1000,
Dining Car, and 100 Dining Gar froin
$40, lO-uU, and f.35 p. III. ON sunday.
100 tDining Car, ! 20, 500, 100
,Dining Car fTom Wilmington a. m,
l2,l5, g. 10, 40, 6. 40. 1000 ana II. 80 p.
III. or Philadelphia only. Fast L NpIrss,
90 u. H., week days. Express, I216
week days, 2.ol and $40 p. Ia. daily.
For Boston, without change = 90 a m
weekdays, and 81 ) p. m, daily
For Baltimore, 6:2o, 700, 72u, $50,
800, 1000. 1880. 11.Uv and IL 90
u. M, 12,I5, 1916, 2O1. $40. $40,
$40, 10, 1000, 10. 40, Ills and
l1;35 p. M, On Sunday, 700, 20.
I sS ssSI as 3J3o' 20 90 =; a &c, M I,1i5e. l2l5.
40, 5. 10. sos, $40, 10 ,s' Io'0o''
lO40 and II. 30 p. m.
For Pope,s Creek Line, 20 a, m. and 4 IS
p IN. daily, except sunday. Sundays,
For Annapolis. 20, 800 4. M. .12l5and
42o p IN. daily, except SuBday sun
days. 9 90 Il. M and 4. 20 p III.
Atlantic Coast Line Express, 40 q. m,
3.i6 p. IN, daily; Richmond only, 10 81
i. III. week days; Atlanta Special, via
Richmond and ScabOard Air Line, : 40
p. IN. daily. Accommodation for QuIu-
liCo. T.45 "A. IN. daily, ard 20 d Ia.
week days.
S-ashore Connections.
For Atlantic City tvia delaware River
Bridge, alErail route 3.I5 ana II 30 u.
M daiIy; tvia Market Street WhaTfJ
1000 a. IN. and 2.io p. III. weekdays,
and H. -35 p. n. daily.
For Cape May, 1000, Ii .o0a.rD weekdays,
ll.35 p. m. daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
Streets and at the station. Sixth and B
streets where orders can be lrit tor tie
checking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
$. NJ. rREVOST. ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen. Pass agent
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AVE.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
nMpRnVElN
uMPkOSED.)


sA.OOO-sEvENTH sT. NE. BET. b
AND F.-NeW bnck dwelling; two
stories and basement: containing rooms;
SSanO-IS ST. Me-, BET. N CAP. AND
iST-4-story Edy-window brick, CON.
tanning l3 rooms and bath: In first, class
cnndition: terms easy. 1861
@S"SGOHM ST. NV. NEAR N. CAP.
ST.-Large 4-story 10-rooD house with
o IN. l.; easy terms. 1851
Ra.ZSO-6TH ST. Ne. BET. AND NJ
modern, rooms and bath, lot l6SlOO
10 alley; terms, $3.50 cash. balance $50 per
month. 'ooI
The morning times., 1896-09-13
HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
wANTED-POSTAGE STAMPS

"ANTED-Forc cash. ell kinds OF old
United 2 FGates postage and lepartmens
stamps. Collections also bought H. r
Dun h HORST, 1908 7th ST. NV seg-tr
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FOR SALE.
ornerS actual price quoted.

Fort Myer Heights, bropkiand. Laurel.
Bright wood Pork, alisades ofthe otomac,
Forest Glen, Del Ray, Rockville, Benning.
Heights, Takoma Park, Tuxedo, tangdon,
Lakeland, lngleside, Morris Addition, Har.
low Park, Somerset Heights. Highland
Heights, Wilen Heights, Columbia Park.
GLrfield Heights, Whitney Close. Le Drois
Park, Rosslyn-
The morning times., 1896-09-13
BULLETIN.
Loans Negotiated.
Fire Insurance. saszsss sz Placed in Reliable Companies
Estates Managed.
THE TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURES.

S3OO-Established photograph gallery
located on 7th st. NV, rooms rented In
house pays rent.
SSOO-Corner store; grocery and pro
VISION. central locality; completely
stocked; low rent
S4OO- O-CASH-Barber shop well located
~, ~ West End: Complete; LIST class estao-
lished stand.
Sl.OOO-Drugs store in the NV, oolhe
~, good cash business; will invoice over
Tie price asked.
$6OO-Established corner grocery. un
ioth st sw.. near government depart
ments, doing good cash business; stoGH'
fixtures and four furnished rooms IN
cluded.
8126-4TH ST. NV, BET. AND H
snap: established grocery ana pro
vision store.
8oOO-EstablishedC grocery and provlsloI
store. southeast; doing cash Dusineoo'
IenI wv; party leaving city cause OF seiiins'
VIII invoice above prize asked
S6OO-LOCATED ON 41-2 ST. sW-
lures and license; house containing elsnt
rooms and stable, rents for S25 montD:
Soing good cash business: good reason
S3OO-LocATEDo oNF ST. NV, NEAR
PENSION OFFICE-Dairy lunch and
reason for selling.
S7OO-CASM. ESTABLISHED 20
years; BOOK and Stationery store on Pa
ave near the capitol: doing good business:
F1our and feed store. vicinity New Liberty
Market, horse, wagon, hAruess and nx-
lures; good paying business: party leaving
sssed & is4s Apply ply TiHEs me 'fs, REHL SIS IS.
TATE BUREAU.
The morning times., 1896-09-13
FOR RENT-STABLES,

S5.OO-REAR l343 CoRCORAN ST
NV: room for two horses and one car,
rage; in thorough condition I3y4D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug tspecia)--Wheat today was hr'n ior
n while but finally closed Hc under Tuesday sep'em-
Der opened Mt 5ss rod 58 and os ana closed
nj 5ss cents The prices were on the announcement
OF export business amounting to 10000 bushels NO
hard The depressing influence was the uncertainty over
the local financial there still being complete
decentralization in the local security circles This crcum-
stance had made OF certain OF the recent wf~at
bulls notably Cudahy. Gables were only steady Local
receipts were IA cars. with 40 estimated Tor lhusesy
The Northwest had 233 cars against 81 last year.
weather and hot the conditions desiraoie
now 10 the wet wheat: 49,
corn was kept firm. helped principally by the unusua!
advance in cotto al New-York September opened az
95s. sold between % and 2ia. and closed at Zo.uzos
cents II is argued drouh severe enough 10 daihse
cotton would injury TO southern corn me TEN
nerature through Kansas keeps around lW Every one
fears that August will prove dry month Receipts were
~; cars with 80 for THURSDAY Charters were
81 600 bushels. 49,. e....A.- calling
Oats were firm but without incident September selling
between Is and ls and closing at lSsplS4 cents dte
cen,s were 246 cars the estimate for THURSDAY, o4o
1.rrn bad would promptly RESPOND 70
any corn rally of 1Ol Of new oats only one car
On the curb ''pu.s September wheat closed az o.
cents: calls" at 5SA cents iuts on september oo"
closed AT 25l,I25I. cents; calls at c5% cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
pOSTMAN ACCUSED OF THEFT.
HE IS TRAPPED BY DECoY LETTER CONTAIN
ING MARKED MONEY.

HE IS TRAPPED BY A DECoY LETTER CONTAIN
ING MARKED MONEY.
Henry W. Scott. colored. OF No. GS2 West Twen-
tieth-st, a collector connected with Station Il OF
the Postoffice was arrested yesterday afternoon
on his route by Postoffce Inspectors MOTIFS ana
Beavers for the larceny of letter he had collected.
Scott has been in the department since 1893 HIS
route is in Twenty-thrd-st from Firth TO seventh
ave- and In Broadway and Fifth-ave. from
Twenty-nrst to Thirtieth-st This takes In many
of the hotels and clubs and there have been mum
Der of complaints from the Union CLUB the fi''"
Avenue Hotel and other places where letters nave
gone astray All these were on SCOTS route
Yesterday decoy letter was mailed by inc IN
spectors on SCOTS route. IT was addressed 10 MISS
May Campbell Cottonwood, Yavapni County Ar'z.'
end incloscd three one-dollar bills ana Sill
yer half-dolar all marked This letter Ola not come
I'm on Scott's collection, and when ne went OUT
again he was arrested. The marked money WAS
found in his pocket. , cA,o,as ord
Scott was taken before Commissioner Shields ana
held in So 800 bail for examination morrow AZ V;So
A. m lie was taken to Ludlow Street jan an de-
fault of bail All Scott would say TO the commas
soner was that 1t was n mistake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06

nfth-st and the Boulevard. valued at E2oVn SUD
feet to mortgage of 7o00 work and materials on
other buildings. $4,000; stone etc, sisS'o' ACCOUNTS
due 1888 cash. S25. ...,s~
William schlesinger printer ana manu- In, az
sale which was filed by Rothschild 1etton. trans
ferring the plant and book accounts 10 Moses
Schesnger, TO secure claim for 81, $50 The busi-
ness was started in 1873 by Moses Schesnger. VINO
admitted William schcsnger. his brother. as
partner In 1891 and the latter succeeded to the
business January 1895. claiming cspta a. OF
gers business had been ruined by the acts OF an
employee who had spoiled his trade. and ny wnoH..
MIR Schiesinger had lost considerable amount or
money. -
Michael j. Seaman yesterday appointed re-
ceiver for Guy G. Dempsey, lawyer. ny Jusucc
ODwyer, in City Court. Chambers. IN )udgment
for sl25 costs against Dempsey. Dempsey brought
an action several months ago In the city court
against Henry de Forrest Baldwin TO recover rent
he claimed TO be due for an apartment occupied In
q house owned by Dempsey. Baldwin alleged that
there was a breach Of contract on the part OF
Dempsey In regard TO the number OF rooms In the
apartment Baldwin won the case when IL was
tried and judgment for costs went against
Dempsey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug 5.-345 p. m.-Bsef-Extta INDIA mess
s.sadv az aes "a: prime mess steady at 36s 3D. Pork
Prime mess Western fine steady at ass do medium
steady a, ass yd Uams-Short about - to 10 ~
steady at 42s Cd Bacon-Cumberland cut about y 10
no m 6rrr al 24s rib about ~ 10. hm at Us
ga long clear middles light about 40 TO ~ H. firm at 23
Cd long clear middles heavy about 80 TO % H. nominal
short clear middles heavy. abou: 30 to % ID nominal
clear bellies. 10 u 10 firm at 24s Shoulder
about u Ia IA ~ firm at 2Js. Lard Prline western
spot steady lss ca Chess mercan finest White white
Civ dnli AT 16s ID Cottonseed oilLverpool refined
steady al 5s Cd Of turpentine steady at ss Cd
Posin-1'o1mon firm at IS 9d. Wheat-No red winter
firm at 80 "a No Northern spring firm at IS I'D Corn
WiYed Western spot Is 1OAd: August steady at
Dc i0s. srptenbsr Is Oi.d October steady at
.. Os.d Hops at IOndon-Pacihc Coast dull at &945s
Flo,rNSt Louis fancy winter dull at 6s Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
The London Pail MALI 20 hand gives the above
game up the twen:y-scccnd move
NINTH ROUND-QUEEN'S GAMBIT
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE THESIS BROTHERS
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS.

ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE THESIS BROTHERS
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS
Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney has received an attach
ment against George Thesis Brother, VINO were
proprietors of the concert garden at Nos. l3s and
las East Fourteenth-st.. for $500. In favor OF Mrs
Lena Annus widow. who lent them Sl,2OO on Octo-
Der 1893 and 81 900 April 90 1896 She has been
trying to collect the money for weeks. but has
been unable to do So She says the Messrs. Thesis
told her they could not pay her now ana that II
would not do her any good TO sue. as she would not
get anything as they had transferred the business
and some of their property and the rest they would
dispose of In such way that no creditor would be
able 10 reach It. Mrs. Annus placed her claim in
the hands of Friend House & Grossman. who OBJ
tained the attachment against the Messrs Thiess
When the Sheriff went to the concert garden
Charles VAIN claimed to be the owner of it,
Samuel Cohn has been appointed receiver in sup
Elementary proceedings for William p. Ferguson
OF No Z53 Broadway, on the application of Lewis
Boyer Mr.. Ferguson is president Of the North
American Chemical Company and secretary OF the
American Forcte Powder Manufacturing Company
which Is said to be chiefly owned by John w.
Mackay. Mr.. Ferguson. who lives at the ST
George Hotel, Brooklyn. owns no stock In the Amer
lean Forcite Powder Manufacturing Company. but
says the stock which entities him to his position
belongs to his brother Joseph. OF Lowell Mass.
Arthur NJ. Wiener has been appointed receiver
for the Cano Patent Pocketbook Company, OF No
ga Pear-st, by Justice smyth. of the Supreme
Court. on the application of President Lewis Cano
and Mr.. Wiener, who is a director The Sheriff
took charge Of the factory on Tuesday. a claim
for $l611 In favor Of Leonora Guggenheimer
Messrs Cano and Wiener In their appicati ton for
the receivershp said that Harry Guggenheimer
the treasurer, who had full charge of the financial
operations and the books had left the city. and
they had been unable TO learn his whereabouts
They said that his absence had placed the affairs of
in pf,te hat thav
animation Of the companys check book that he had
oyerdra wn It's account with the bank $780, and that
the company was unable to meet Its engagements
The liabilities are placed at 3s.762 The nominal
assets are $685. worth probably H.lOO but at forced
sale they would yield only about S.S0o
The schedules OF Thomas J. Brennan. dealer In
stone at Fifty-seventh-st. and the North River.
who IL also engaged In building operations. show
iiabiIities f24 l02 nominal assets 1909 32s; actual
assets sz7224 OF tho liabilities $4,000 are Sc
cured by mortgages on real estate, and there are
contnrcnt Tia biiities of S5s76 The assets consist
Of three apartment AZ one-hu"oisuA"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
TWO KNIGHTS DEFENCE.
SEVENTH ROUND-TWO ]


T. Kt-B is the older OF the Guoco Piano. Into
which the opening converted with 4. P-Q g. Black
burne adopted against Dr. Tarrssch good vara,icn.
namely :. P-Q 1t l. B-Kt 3; 8. P-Q 4. P-Q X .;
o B-Kt g. followed by placing his Kt at IS via
o Il T. Tschgorn has a style OF his own and does not
fear TO remain with knights, in this case IN
fact he prefers Knights the two Bishops But
IL must be added that Tschgorn. being an attacking
player his knights harassing whis the attack LAST
IL the attack repealed the knights ought 70 tf
inferior Bishops In this instance he succeeded
would therefore be difcult to dprove his theory
i his satisfaction. at least
Blacks initial mistake the premature advance Of
the O y 7....B-K 3, XIX (being afraid OF his
x Kt being pinned would have been better. Young
PLAYERS have little chance against Tschigorns
bold attacking style.
After is FIX Kt T. in combination with the two
knights Blacks difficult 10 defend, the
position being in which the Russian master excels
20 Kt-Kt decisive, but would have been
XIX g. The ending from tina; point Is fine study.
10 tha uho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06

A FIRST-CI.ASS BAKERY, with prop
erty: rare chance. II. X. SCHOEN-
BORN, Hackensack " j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06

CAPITAL procured for my Legitimate
small enterprise. patents. partnerships.
etc. by professional man In close touch
with capitalists; terms moderate. FORTH.
10 East l1th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
White (Pillsbury,-Thirteen pieces.

NOTES FROM THE LONDON TIMES
(a) 1t is altogether unusual for the Queen Gam' 20
seeing that cannot be retained put
m. object here is obviously avoid beaten tracks ana
keep some attack hand. will be observed that po
PLAYERS press attack soon. ,, l.
(b) There excelier: matter for study and analysis IN
Interesting situation now arrived HI anu III
the which See diagram
lei The position after Blackburnes own sPecidii
ste and no such opportunity this for the display OF
brilliancy could be allowed TO pass The game is no"
won but there is still some fine play left -
Id The Of Rocks wins but the win Is no, 80
clear until the following line Of play the one actually
sdop,eG is observed: S. RxR, BxR: SO XXI 4:
XXX 8: 81. K-B 4. Blk eh; IS; XXX :. PIB
oh 70 K-B g. P-B &; co. XXI 4, B-Kt; 81. k--B 2
K-Kt 4: 60. XXX 4. K-R5; g. KoB g. Bno 3; g.;
P-Kt o ch or P-Kt T. and wins also by giving
Pebo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06

REMARKS FROM THE STANDARD"

Whites advance OF the Pswns the Queens side ID
4 form OF the Guoco Plano not considered favorable
Backburne played II this tournament but he
does drive the B-R 2, as the Pawns get too weak
The 0 p should be reserved
Chsrousek played right enough up TO 10 XIX z
which White utilized TO exchange Bishops thus bring
ing Black Q OF play. lie had however. an %,
portunty of mendng matters ii. instead OF u ktnB
b he had played IL p p; Is. y, kt R D-B 3.
In the way he played II he gave Abin a chance Of ~
20 4 attacking the Rock with Queen and the T.
and this beginning Of the formidable attack that
follows
Obviously The position could have been simpined by
N......Kt x X p, but White would have had then q
shade the better game besides the young Hungarian Is
Q bold and attacking player who always goes for his
opponent But this occasion the attack became too
strong especially he had 10 lose a move with a.
R-R The position becomes complicated that
Black has only saving each time to avoid i'm
mediate loss
- This was especially the his 10Th move. when
x8:.....Q 4 was compulsory.
-: kt-B IL the only
~ A'p5n nag now an Opportunity Of 81 Ak o.B I!
sS@s s q, ~ en-. KIT n; 3D. Q ch. and mate
" ,s wG1 The pane however WITH his own variation
s'Se sn'osn' siaek having no valid defence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug 5-Cotton firm; middline. e-16c low
middiing 65-l6c; good ordinary l5l6o net and gross
receipts 294 bales a cotton) sales so; stock. $50
Norfolk Aug Cotton firm; mddng 6Tsc; low
middiinE GI.c good ordinary l3 l6c: net and
receips 81 bales exports coastwise, 240; sales, 81
stock 2 395
Ney-Orleans Aug Cotton nominal: good mdding
-nc. mddng Ic low middl!ng. Csc: good ordinary.
exc: net and gross receipts 24l bales "a bales
tonl: exports to Britain, 300; coastwise 55l
sales $50: stock, 1897. .
savannah Aug 5.-Cotton steady; new &c lower: mid
ding 7c middng 0A.c. net anu gioss receipts 10.
bales cotton) sales. 3ta': stock 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
VICTORY IN LAsKER's GRASP
FIRST HoNoRs AT NUREMBERG PFAcii-
cALLY SETTLED.

>-,,xo LEAD SECURED BY THE GERMAN
ss v.srrR-AN INTERESTING FIGHT
FOR SECOND PLACE REMAiNs-AN
OTHER SELECTION Of GAMES
Nuremberg. Aug. 6peciaD.-lhee < VIZ. romnd
..,r,ng was adopted to-day for the niteen'n ,ou".
~ the international chess tournament '''
facing each other follows:
schlcher VS. Marocny TGsSss IT. Va cSsrousek
S s;,ss3, VS. rs: shSssse y: s''n
x xinin W. Teicnmann. Marco bye
80. ,,,r. ~ adjournment at o'clock hve games
,.a h..n finished. four being resumed IN tne a,'e,
noon meeting. and at O'Clock the " n,,.,.
~ rame had again to be adjourned AS was 49,
~. ..rer is now head and shoulders above any
- VI. councillors in the race. which promises 70 0'
Interesting only far as second place - co"'e'"o
DETAILS OF THE PLAY
~.u,,,ar md Maroczy proceeded on even TERMS III
Ou.an,. Gambit Declined for twenty-ohe "o'e''
.na then they decided to leave honors easy. T..
schallopp managed to get Lasker INTO "ouo'.
~. onenins. which was Pot tried by Laskei'
. lie a, his ,nferiority of position the Teu'on
80. an, with flying coors again. outgeneraii'hs MS
adversary after thirty-six moves W.T..
A c,uoco Piano was played by schiners ana WIN
.ver for a few opening moves. Then Wi"a"ei' 10"
a.. greatly the best Of 1t, insisted upon repea'"e
series of moves. and the game was draw" ai'e' I'M"
teen moves. ,.r ...n.
P,llsbury outplayed showaher in the middle staee
~ a Queens Gambit Declined. and when this game
was adjourned Pillsbury looked Ike winner Ai'e'
Afty-four moves Showalter resigned
rs,chmann.s defence. a Two Knights Game. proved
unsuccessful against Albn. The Vienna player VINO
uas in excellent form to-day. fairly staggered MS
adversary by his holiness. He went In for sacrnces
NJ Pawns and after forty moves Techmanh hao
enough. 1870.
The British giant. Blackburne. went down oelore
Porges In a Centre Counter Gamoit after twenty-five
moves owing to wrong combination.
walbrodt and Charousek discussed fuy Lopez,
which ran evenly up to the adjournment The contes.
was protracted and had TO De ADJOURNED secolu
time at o'clock when the position was greatly IN
favor Of Charousek T.,
Tschigorin beat Janowski by beautiful play IN
Queens Gambit Declined. Janowski mace strons
bid for victory the Russian won brilliantly alter
eixty-four moves ~. .n.,
Tarrasch had Stenitz pretty we'll beaten IN the open
ing AS will be seen from the opening moves gwen
beeow the veteran again adopted the g. Pos defence
line OF play condemned by all competent CRITICS
After ffty-six moves Steinz resigned In the af'er-
noon sitting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-06
REAL. ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGES 900 piece Of cen
trail Chicago property. producing ia'r m
come Incumbrance $1,000 VIII take
clear Kansas City or st. Louis. Mo. prop
erty. or good stocks or bonds VIII give
bargain to party able 70 assume incum-
brance. c. G. SPOTSWOOD. Room 7Ol.
l45 La Salle-st.. Chicago. III.