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THE TBfES PmLADELPIIIA SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1882. 7 TUB CHESS BOARD. FRANK WAY OF Wladlng ifp tbe Club TonrwMDeat A Bmple Mat of if sxJeav The interesting dab ton mam cut hsa been broueht te a termination, at kwt a fx tt prtae houueerned. The riremit of Mr. Jamca Koben from the oonust and Mr.

Rlsoo'a inabililv to roaiplew toe placing of hts games leavee Captaia MienaeUswiUHMta rival for the Bnt prixe, and tbai genUaanan. with a score of 14 lo accordiuKij takes first honors. The scoring for the second place has Dot jet been completed, but will fall to either Mr. Hoeklns, Mr. August Priester or Sir.

Charles Keuman. THB BK1LI.IAMT OF THB TOtTEMAltXHT. The meeting of Nichselis and Whitmn produced the brilliant of the tournament, an Evan gambit, with six IRONING CLOTHEi goou points in tee ending WHITR MlchseUa. BtAdt Whttton. ruK4.

Kt to 3. It to 4. BlKlf. to ft 4. 1' lo 3.

P. lo Kt 3. KtUK4. KttoK 2. t'afltles.

to Jt 3. PxP. A. to 4. 2.

Kt to 3. a It to 4. 4. PloUKte. 6.

to 3. 6. 'utile. 7. 4.

Pi P. a to 5. 10. to Kt 2. 31.

to 3. 12. KtlollS. 13. KttoK 2.

STOCKS AND BONDS. The Market Buoyant in the Face of Many Depressing Influence. For the first time in many day the market yesterday showed a disposition to boom that waa irrepressible. There were enough depressing influences present to have sent a market of ordinary stability on the down grade, but they were powerless for evil. It was the last day of the week generally a weak day and the weather could not well have been more utterly wretched and disagreeable.

Two million dollars in gold were shipped from New York, and the New York bank statement showed a decrease in surplus reserves of nearly $1,120,000. Moreover, the loss of property by the conflagration at Eacine, Wisconsin, was greatly exaggerated, and there were reports of floods in the coal regions but all these things, which were used by the bears to depress prices, were utterly without avail, and Bruin retired from tho field at 3 o'clock deoidedly out of condition. A reported failure of the crops in Austral ia.making that great country a buyer of grain instead of a seller, was a sweet morsel for the bulls. It wa3 a struggle all day between the opposing interests, aud at times prices fluctuated rapidly, bnt each temporary set back was followed by still higher prices in the next upward surge, and the market closed buoyant at the highest figures of the day. The Northern Pacifies attracted most attention and were very strong, the common selling np to 41? and closing at 41Ia41J, and the preferrerj selling to 80i, closing at 80Ja801.

Persons who a few weeks ago would not touch the commQn at 23 and the preferred at 69 were buying both yesterday and talking 50 for the common and 90 for the preferred. Such is life in the stock market. Pennsylvania was in brisk demand for the English account and rose rapidly in the afternoon, selling up to 58i. Heading was firmly held, but not very active, closing at 294 bid. The total sales amounted to 30,718 shares, against 16,892 sham on Friday.

Opening. Higliett. Lowest. Bid. Sales.

STATEMENT UNDER OATH. it have been afflicted for twenty years with aa obbtinato skin diitease, called by some If. Psoriaals, and others Leprosy, commencing on my scalp, and, in spite of all I could do, with the help of tbe most skilful doctors, it slowly but surely extended, until a year ago this winter it covered my entire person in form of dry scales. For the last three yean I have been unable to do any labor and sufferine; intensely all the time. Every morning there could be nearly a dustpanful of scales taken from the sheet on my bed, some of them half as large as the envelope containing this letter.

In the latter part of the winter my skin commenced cracking open. I tried everything, almost, that could be thought of, without any relief. The 12th of June I started West, in hopes I could reach the Hot Springs. I reached Detroit and was so low I thought I should have to go to the hospital, Imt finally got as far as Lansing, where I had a sister living. One Dr.

treated me about two weeks, but did me no good. All thought I had but a short time to live. I earnestly prayed to die. Cracked through the skin all over my back, across my ribs, arms, hands, limbs, feet badly Ewollen, toenails came off, finger nails dead and hard as bone, hair dead, dry and lifeless as old straw. my God I how I did suffer.

My sister, Mrs. E. n. Davis, had a small part of a box of Cuticura in the honse. She wouldn't give up; said: We will try Cuticura." Some was applied on onehandandarm.

Eureka! there was relief; stopped the terrible burning sensation from the word go. They immediately got the Cuticura llesolvent (blood purifier), Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (tho great skin cures). I commenced by taking one tablespoonftil of Kcsolvcnt three times a day, alter meals; had a bath once a day, water about blood heat used Cuticura Soap freely applied Cuticura morning and evening. Result, returned to my home in just six weeks from time 1 left and my skin as smooth as this tlieet of paper. HIRAM E.

CARPENTER. "Henderson, JelTcrson N. Sworn to before me this 19th day of January, 1880. A. M.

LEFFINGWELL, Justice of the Peace. Black here atrikes out on a line of defense from the daubers of which lie holies to cscajie, but he nevertheless speedily finds himseli iu an etiviroument that leads to mate. 14. PxP. KtxP.

15. Pch. B. 16. Kt.

17. (J to 5. to 3. 1H. Ktlo B4.

to sq. la KttoKte. hui And white, iu six moves, administers the mating coup. THE CLUB MEKTINO. The Philadelphia Chess Club meeting, held last Wed ncsday evening, was a gratifying success.

The courtly president, T. M. Martinez, was lu the eliair, and present were sueh well known chessmen as L. D. Barbour, O.

E. Mlehaells, Iloskins. August Priester, S. H. Barrett, D.

R. Thompson. J. 1,. Itingwalt, S.

Madn, E. Henderson. Horzberg, ltnliert Prank, II. Wells, Knilcn Hare Miller and others. Messrs.

Mieluielis, Kaiser, Barciay, S. Miula and Hei7.bprg were unpointed a romniittee or ways aud means to devise further attractions tor the club. ZPKKBTOBT FLAYS A STEINITZ OAUBIT. Showing how Zukertort defended himself against a SteiuiU gambit and how he introduced a new wrinkle info the defense. Encouraged by the WONDERFUL SUCCESS attending the introduction of THE FRANK SIDDALLS WAY OF WASHING CLOTHES, Experiments are now being made which will probably result in overcoming THE ONE REMAINING GREAT DREAD OF HOUSE KEEPERS IRONING DAY.

Wash day is now one of the things of the past in over 20,000 families in Philadelphia alone, thanks to THE FRANK SIDDALLS SOAP, Thanks to the influence of such journals as "THE TIMES," but, above all, thanks to the good sense of the majority of women. A sensible woman will always be glad to hear of improved ways of doing housework, and will thank her husband for drawing her attention to them. "THE TIMES" considers it the duty of every journal to draw the attention of its readers to the improvements that science is continually giving to the world, and "THE TIMES" tells its readers that The Frank Siddalls Soap and the Frank Siddalls Way of Washing Clothes Are really great scientific aids to every housekeeper. Black Zukertort. to 4.

White Wavte, 1. PtoK4. 2. Kt to 3. 3.

to 4. 4. PtoQ4. 5. to Ii 2.

6. P. 7. Kt in. 8.

Kt. 9. Px Pch. 10. Ktto Ktfi.

Kt to 3. PxP. to 5 Ch. to a 4. checks.

Castles. to (J 4. to Kt sq. to II 3. lGVj noticed in toe This simple move has actually not been analysis of this opening iu tbe Cuticura Remedies are for sale by all druggists.

Price of Cuticura, a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, large boxes SI. Cuticura Rksoi.vknt, the new Blood purifier, 81 per bottle. Cuticura Medicinal Toilkt Soai Cuticura Medicinal Shavinu Soap, in bars for barbers aud large consumers, 35c. Principal depot, WEEKS POTTER, Boston, Mass. 650 100 48 10 300 10 1720 50 6555 6375 10 5235 606 6384 28 100 13 50 60 Buff, Pitts.

West lOJj' Catnwissa 22 Cfttawissa 1st pf. 55 Catawissa 2d pf. 54 Hunt. Broad Top 11 Lehigh Valley 61 Lehigh 89 Little SehuylkilL 58 Northern Pacilic com. 41 Northern Pacific pref.

79'4 Norristown 110 Pennsylvania 68 Pennsylvania, allot's. Reading 28 United N. 18S Hestonville P. 18 Ins. Co.

of N. A 33 Penn Nat. Bank, ex 63 Penna. Salt Mfg. 95 22 55 54 11J4 61 S9 68 41 79 1SS is 03 95 10 .30 10 .30 22 55 54 11 61 58 mi 8OI4 110J4 5 1SS 63 95 10 10 Una frni vrmVZr rj ra 11.

PloP.3. Bx Ktcu. 12. B. Kt.

13. tot! 3. Recommended by Steinitz himself as the best move. 13. Kt to 3.

14. to (12. it checks. 15. to Qua.

Kt to Q4. Id. Kt P. to It 2. 17.

Bto 'V Here it becomes evident that Stoinltz Is not behind his own gambit. This bishop should have been played to 4. 17. Kt to 6 ch. IS.

Kt It B. 10. to B2. to 7. 20.

it to sq. (i It to sq. 2t. KtoUsq. PtoKt4.

22. to Kit 3. to KB 4. 23. to 4.

to 4. 24. to (J It 4 Pto Kt5. It PxP. BPxP.

20. P. PxP. 27. to 5 It at 6 It.

28. It. ch. 211. Rx P.

QtoMSch 30. to li 2. to 6. 3f. It to 4.

11. 32. Q. to It 7. 33.

II to 4. It P. And; Zukertort scores the game. The Jtrituh dim Mii'Hizinr thinks, however, that even the move, 17 to 4, would have left white with the inferior game. A SAMPLE MATE OF MEXICO.

A problem by Andres C. Vazquez, tbe chess champion of Mexico, displaying a novel dcpuiiure in the mating art, combined with seven mei. against live No. 234. Black.

Sanford's Radical Cure. The Frank Suldalte Soap and The Frank Siddalls Way of Washing Clothes never fail when tho Soap falls into the hands of a person of Kefinement, Intelligence and Honor. HOW TO TELL A TERS0N 0E REFINEMENT. A person of Refinement will be glad to adopt an easy, clean, neat way of washing clothes, in place of the old, hard, sloppy, filthy way. HOW TO TELL A TEUSON OF INTELLIGENCE.

A person of Intelligence will have no difficulty in understanding and following the very easy and sensible Directions. HOW TO TELL A PERSON OF HONOR. A person of Ilonor will scorn to do so mean a thing as to send for an article and then not follow tho directions so strongly insisted on. HOW TO TELL SENSIBLE PERSONS. Sensible Persons will not get mad when new and improved ways are brought to their notice, but will feel thankful that their attention has been directed to better methods.

And now Dont get the old Washboiler mended, but next Wash day put aside all little notions and prejudices aud give one trial to The Frank Siddalls Way of Washing Clothes. JUST THINK! NO STEAM TO SPOIL THE FURNITURE AND WALL PAPER! Dont forgot to try The Frank Siddalls Soap for the Toilet, the Bath and for Slaving. It agrees with the skin of the most delicate infant, and infants washed in this way will not get prickly heat and eruptions and sores, which other soap often causes. Even a person of ordinari intelligence will know for certain that the long continued use of a soap that is excellent for washing children cannot possibly injure Hia most delicate articles washed with it, no matter how quickly it may remove dirt. The Frank Siddalls Soap is excellent for washing Mirrors, Window Glass, Car Windows and all kinds of Glass Vessels; also for washing Milk Utensils and for removing the smell from tho hands after milking.

Wheu used for washing dishes it leaves the dishcloth splendid and clean, and the dishcloth never requires scalding. Where water is scarce or has to be carried far it is well to know that a fe rr buckets of water will answer for doing a large wash when The Frank Siddalls Soap is used according to the Directions. A single dose insUnly relieves the most violent Sneezing or Head Colds, clears the head ns by mapic, stops watery discharges from the nose and eyes, prevents ringing noises in tho head, cures Nervous Headache and subdues Chills and Fever. In Chronic Catarrh it cleanses the nasal passages of foul mucus, restores the senses of smell, taste and hearing when ali'eeted, frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offensive matter, sweetens and purities the breath, stops the cough and arrests the progress of catarrh towards consumption. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and Kanford's Inhaler, all in one package, of all druggists, for $1, Ask for Sanforh's Kawoal Curk.

WKEKri rOTUKK, Boston. mm Mm m'04 IM. 'mm ''SWA People's P. 10 9J 640 Underground Tel. Co.

.30 .30 1S25 BONDS. J6.O0O Oil Creek 1st m. 6s 102 1,0110 Northern Central 5s 98 2.1X10 Texas Pacific eons. 6s 99J4 2,000 Wil. Bait.

4s 95 1,000 Heading gen. mort. 6s, coup 98J4 1,000 Reading conv. 7s 75 100 Kemling eonv. 7s, ex coup 72 6,500 Heading scrip 100 2.M) I'hila.

Newtown 6s 82 500 North l'cnna. 2d mort. 7s 118 West Jersey Atlantic 1st mort. 6s 110 20 St. Paul iV Duluth pref.

scrip 75 5c American Steamship Co. 6s 101 City Cs, due 18li6 129 At the close of business yesterday United States called bonds hud been redeemed at the Treasury as follows: Under the one hundred and lifth enll.sW. under one hundred and sixth call, $19,190, tr0; under one hundred and seventhcall, tlT.Oiv.UUO; under the one hundred and eighth call, and under the one hundred and ninth call, The Comptroller of the Currency lias authorized the First National Bank, of York, to Commence business with a capital of S.0,(HM. Tne New York weekly bank statement shows tho following changes: Loans, increase, 4,2 specie, decrease, S24S.800: legal tenders, increase, deposits, increase, circulation, decrease, reserve, decrease, $1,245,250. The banks now hold $9,660,350 in excess of legal requirements.

The United States Treasurer at Washington now holds in United States bunds to secure national bank Circulation, United States bonds held by the Treasurer to secure public moneys in national bank depositories, $16,025,500 United States bonds deposited to secure circulation during week, SI, 61S, 2x; United States bonds to secure circulation withdrawn during week, national bank circulation outstanding Currency notes, 145 gold notes, $907,979. The internal revenue receipts were 5350,205.31 and the custom receipts, $049,413.69. The receipts of national banknotes for redemption for tho week, as compared with the corresponding period of last year, are as follows 1881. 1882. New York $1,010,000 8648,000 Boston 157,000 71,000 213,000 170,000 Miscellaneous 720,000 791,000 100 Times morr effectual than any other plaster or electric battery for pain and weaknessof the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary organs, Partial Paralysis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Female Weakness, Nervous Pains and Weaknesses, Malaria and Fever and Ague.

Price, 2S cents. Sold she: VMM mm WW, wm And remember, this Advertisement would not he inserted in this Paper if there was any hnmhng about it. mm mm vyA 1 wm. W'A WA wm. mmmsm Die Boiler) TO M'A Je mm HOW A LADY CAN GET THE SOAP TRY Where it is Not Sold it the Stores 1 WoBoi'lJngwrft FranfrSidfJallsoap1 THEAMflEAR SUAD liRESSIH $2,111,000 5 GOVERNMENT BONDS.

ii White. While to play and mate In two moves. THE SOT.U'BJOS COrtNER. Mr. Nelll's brilliant problem (No.

232) starts with Kt 10QB5. Solutions by Alpha, A mego, Amateur, Anon, S. It. Barrett, EH, Miner, Jacob Klson, C. D.

C. I). P. Hamilton, K. Henderson, J.

Willie Jones, J. A. Kaiser, August Krueger, A. James Roberts, G. 1L, Stout, U.

Wells, Zeke, W. 11. Howells, Henry C. Brown, Sufi th. And No.

233 starts with to 8. Found by S. R. Rarrett. 1).

C. I). P. Hamilton, J. A.

Kaiser, August Krueger, James ltoberts, II. Wells, Zeke. No. 22S, by Kli Conor Nos. 22(1 and 228, by T)an Williams.

In Whittmi's end game if ii interposes ou (i to It 4, then Kt to 4 ch, it wins the queen. BY A rltlLAOELPIirAN OUT WEST. A remarkable three mover of seven men vs. five, dedicated by Mr. J.

K. Zim, now of Colorado, to the readers of TiieTimi(No. 23o): White at (J Kt 5, at 4, at 2, at 7, Kt at 3, Pawns at CI 4 and Black at 8, at Pawns at Kt 8, 4, and 7. White to play and mate in three moves. 4 Those who send for a Calce must NOT send for any for their friends.

Let each family who ivant the Soap send for thcmsclrcs. 1st Scud 10 Cents in Money or Stamps. 2d. Say in her letter she saw the advertisement in THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. 3d.

Promise that the Soap shall bo used THE FIRST WASH HAY after she Rets it; that it shall bo nsed ON THE WHOLE WASH, aud that ALL THE DIRECTIONS, even the most trifling, shall bo followed. Now by return mail a full size 10 Cent Cake of Soap will bo sent, POSTAGE PREPAID. It will bo put iu a neat iron box, so as to make it carry safely, and 15 cents in postage stamps have to bo put on. All this is done for 10 cents, because it is believed to be a cheaper way to introduce it than to scud salesmen out to sell to the stores. Bid.

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11 IU UPA V. S.41.3, 1VM 116 U. 8.4s,'r Vl Sales U. S. 4s, 121i 121 Bid.

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BACH'S1! MONETTE Ask your DruRfjist for Brown's Iron llirms, and take no other, line trial will convince you that it is just hat you need. Mf.WMITBICAI.WONllia OKLr mm III Tli riilladelphla Miirknla. BATrmuY, May (I. Flour and Meal. Flour is dull, bnt teady.

Hales of 1,600 barrels, Including Jlliinewiia extras $7.25 for clear and at lor straight Pennsylvania extra family nt Sd.Txiii Western do. do. at Va7.50 and ateiiU at 7.75a9. Rye Hour Is at 5 por barrel. Grain.

Wheat ii Inactive and Jc. per bihd easier. Sales of red at tl.4Jail.t7; biuihels July iold at t1.2n'ial.rTi; buihcls AiikiuiI at tl.itt At the board bid fr for Jim 1 1.274 for July, ami 1 22 for August. Kyo I nenrce and nomliml nt (ma Vic. Corn It unlet and a rdiudo lirmrr.

hale of 7,0011 busheln, including yellow, niljed nt 86r. steamer at and No. It at RluMUv At the open board KJlc. was bid for May, for June, 82'c. tor July and Cr.

for AiikikI. Ont are quiet but firmer. Hnlin of l.u.hclj. In rhidlir white, at and rcjcetvil and mind at iotwac. The Oil Market, Oil ClTV, May 6.

lVlmtcnm nuidnulely active. United Pine line cerlillcatvi llrui; oiitnul and closed at A SeDlb1 Cra In Ilia West. Tmm the Ohio Htntf Journal. Many letters have lieen received by the Governor lvln account of what th writers did in ro ponsc to the Arbor Iny pmclamatlon. To dajr 0110 wnsnTclved from Hon.

Id nrr Wert, of ft. Claim. ville. IHinont rounty, nUitlui that bo had plunted twetuyone tree, one for hiuiMdf, one fur bin wife, onurnrh for hla fifteen living and three dad children and one for the Uorernur. leHaaaaiHaWalaaaM, arar in IA lZ aW ri'UMl, tf il ff l.

llliliKm ynrtona. Miiir tr. afnnt. Mm VMnd aril aper tins mar nlhir Mvmtr! Mi Vllhrrt Mtrrel. fbratum Ht.

mid 40:14 Mrerl 1323 as out in the air, and the clothes will look whiter tho oftencr they arc washed this way. Afterward wash the I colored pieces and colored Jlanncls in the same way as the other jncccs. ft2rThc starched pieces arc to be starched exactly tho same way as usual, except that a small piece of the Soap dissolved in the starch is a wonderful improve mad, and also makes the pieces iron much casiir. I FREE 'BLASIUS iirriinii ira, Ir.lftrtH Partnn RatAMil COMBINATION liH, Ml.lNb'ti GKIAT Nrnva Enrnitta mm ytr nil nat aar. IHBaa DeaAiRn.

Oai.r irn 'fur rm. ahmm. BMV ORGAN, nrirn lnnn thinn imrt Jinkai.i.iiii v. 1, v. v.m,V mi ma Ji1ny Willi thtri or'lliifiry kr 'uMl; th nwt by mty im I ir 1 hhT IM a aK and IJIrial irf.

ia in i aaa llr far Hit rti.r char Pl i.wnu aini.r 11 airrw wilitHit limtnii'lluii. Itnlli mn ilfii tnfthft It if out M'rtoe, Mh Hip Hipi of ntt on hrirn. In writing bo sur to males tbe abov Promise, or th Soap will certainly NOT ba eent. And tMvor lend for mora than ona Caka of 8oap. Address AU Letters: OFFICE OF Till! FJIAXK SIDDALLS S0A1', T1S Callow hill Street, Diilndclphla, r.

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