New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
TA.K WITH MR.. GUNSBERG
uv coxs FROM THE GREAT CHESS MATCH
GORE q THE FINAL GAME AT The HAVANA
ruRSAMENr-PLAMs ANOTHER


NJ. cunsberg, the great chess'iayer' WHO err''oi
...t.rds from Havana, where 10 hsd oceh piasnls
. tournament with Tschigorin. WIS seen ny I1 ~,
. "u ~ Tho afternoon who sked him to give an
49, o.nt a, the termination Of 70 great matchf Mr.
c-..h..v neplied In substance s follows'
~ - match between Steinss ana Zucker'of' " vs.
- e.s the match should declared draw In case
sss seor, should stand ct eigh each. "e' "nen .so
s..h,r.hn came 20 close tofther toward inc "'u =.
,... ,houcht that som similar provision ought W
-. h..n made In our matA, and when finally we W.
nina es.b ana I'VE draws, he comm'tee ne' nv -
10Th plsyers what they thtght ABOUT efs""s y. ~ on.
: ,.nea that should p,fer playing IL OUT. Ana ny az.
pooent replied that he 'ouiu uAo :" ~ would not
Oo,. eaues TO decide r. issue between U.S. w." s..s
49,. a. nro,on, the match at Havana. then ouo ~
80. .. NAV tho On remaining game OF inc A".s ~
srv 1. a tho eorni,tee thought NJ. as.,t.d un,n
doing mo same, the ommis'eo
,,, "a -, ,lsing twenty three games, Win I'll w.
-. Svou,d q rot have been extremely uhre@son.vo
y, go. . ,.,os .ount Of money and repu'sNo" I.,
,wo,oo, iabors ora single gamei surrey n0 auco
,,sued WHARF tenty.threc games nave - - oanno,
Q difference beseen 10 WV
estsblish supretcy. ..., match which has re-.
-" -. In the last years New.fork lh'erhs''ohAa
...s, sehieorin and played over ior'y gan mo
ssAnss '. esL. That Is virtually equal. ana no" In
my 'eoIo We encounter We have again come OUT even
W. r.'," confirmation OF our tournAmsh' pa!'
,n,n. likely meet Tschisorn In set 0s'en ssA'h
si'AS 80 are some negotiations pending. ana -
80 AL may be able 70 inform you mat eNr al
.. Am be brought 70 m issue between u.s. several
a the Manhattan Chess Club In this city hav"
-. ~n,ession TO their opinions that In view " inc
-, manner In which this match was cohbeted'
49, epoortu,ity should be provided for mo during my
-: n.,e 70 shsw wha. can do In match To DO played
IN Nfw.Yofk 49,. ,
v.a automatically received In Havana. tVeh peSp'e
the ches circle treated with distinction ana al
o,s were thrown open There are some very sooa
s.re,s there. firs. II all must mention mo worthy
n,es,aent soaor Goinayo. whose acquaintance hr't
.as =. far back Is 1907 at the international tournament
a. ,,.,. 1e is n, doubt. the strongest player III
u.v.n. AMI although he does not play much himself
,.ra. ,ery great In the chess CLUB, over me
.,,.,. n which he Is constantly watching. mink
go, t.,e,sl Is the second best player; he has very
..,e,ous md attacking style OF play senor NssQuch Is
.o xe,y stroaR bu his chess conduct ana play u H.
c,cncsd by desire establish and Uphold chess fepu-
,.,on feeling Of Which the nrstnamed are not guilty.
TO- ,ere are Seniors Ponce. Gsvisn and others.
Mr.. Gunsbcrg Revived the reporter at the Man
s.tt., Chess Club. lie has an amsble manner. Is
Au.nt speaker and fvcs one the impression OF being
, m,n OF culture and refinement lie Is slightly
u,hsr middle height with . high forehead. rather
massive tQuare sbApc head and an earnest cast OK
n.,r~sn.nce while rs manners are simple ana I'M
s6ected. He Las ben cbess-piaSer ior t"eh'S-n'o
years. .,.,,, ,hi,, and final rame I'm the
III Championship hess match which took place re
whn arrived yesterdy from Havana:
-" nANE xNII-CENTRE GAMBlT.