... -other varieties of fortune-tellers galore: those who predict the future from a handful of pins thrown at hazard on a sort of chess-board, or from the shapes assumed by the dregs of coflee in the bottom of a saucer, those who resort to mesmerism and somnaimbulism ...

... -, it; thpr,, jci; ?? to [tsve ranfuce,tm lthenin Cmiittettstir oat1 lteculpC i-c l, t spite. ,if It-, ?? eccoeple etotra Chess by as ttteusu-s~ [ceder. 3Tl'ol' CfB.E:'lYfM-A's PItOT.l'i ...

... Comities comip l sip ectupetion. Kent beat H lats with the large majority of ,, 4 in a nmatch played at tile City of ILondomi Chess Club. Surrey t C >UlOx in a matc1, played .at Brighton by 91, to 61 . C 0111>1. in the lodoln League cotipeutionls evereresu ...

... has ever been treated - so far as concerns its organization and administration-as little better than a pawn on the party chess-board, and so, unhappily, have those Colonial and Imperial questions, to which, as in the present case, the Army so often has ...

... ItdorrrLs oif theit gownsi. '[to~y arcofete of tiiiea-edtoi lure, or rio ;~vadltet i nict Fringe( is nsol IsIlg ItoL oaith irs chess, itt Lito rireevs antI 0 js8 son the nicirts as tri maingiiS, 'itlsorii.q tim tlg ? fi titieo or drlnpery. Beclaiinnel Inns ...

... thee, farc ?? act ?? I neekietls---tpas~'- else. s-ieeitrlr os-le tiacy die a-los sadi's- is- k 'J'vois in- t0 a~ isreel, Chess ss'. Wlle hru- isavlio' to ?? elite liee.- ee ;i tt aA iOAesh-n.- d t~ell -s-eis 110s lrinennis intull It %Vmvitl'. fivrs-cr ...

... trained under particular conditions, and enor- ad mnously inhiucuced by that training. They arc not i s, wooden pieces en a chess board. ly friend as- ct sumned they were. Yet he had given more study Id to the past history cf the world thaa perhaps w any ...

... M Ur Frank Grans is an excellent King of Hearts; and H Mr Archie Croft exhibits much talent as the Knave of ai Hearts. The Chess ballet obtains great applause. The p. mounting is liberal and artistic. as t MORTON'S THEATRE, GREENWICH. tl On Minday, Feb ...

... neither of the duellists was hit.-Reuter. ILLNESS OF MR. STEINITZ. Nae York, Feb. 8. hr. William Stinuitn, the weoM-k.Aoh chess Dlayero has been placed in the insane ward of the Bellevue Hospital tor cxamoination, i-e is said to be suffering from rallncinac ...

... build a big navy to meet us on the seas; even Portugal is anxious to see us discomfited. Such is the international diplomatic chess-board as viewed through C6fttihental specthcls. There is, however, another view of the situation to which our Conti- laental ...

... expressing deep personal sympathy with the affliction which has stricken down two great chess players who for nearly halt a centurv have been such active factors in the chess world. Mr. H. E. Bird has been a sufferer for many years past, but he astonished both ...

... Oritil). C. F. Ryder (Olsarlerhou-se and MAgttalen). end A. L.~ Corbett (Theme Grammar School and St. Edmund HaLL), forwards. CHESS. PZlOBEMT No. 321.-Dy. JR OTBC. Ilank. -9 pi'eces I i ~White-9 hoces. White to play and mate En thre movw. SOL3IUT N OF PROBIrEM ...