New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
4 DEFEAT FOR STEINITZ.
c,.vsrrPG coMpELs HIM TO RESIGN.
THE FOURTH GAME IL THE GREAT 0Hf-''
N,rcn-rnE WINNER PLAYS

TIN FOURTH GAME IN linz '' N
N,Tcu-rnE WINNER PLAYS
cIroCo GAME.
,, ., in the chess match now In progress
,t,rocn .tcinitz Of New York. ana ''"''Dc'E :" ''
dan wa, bcrin punctuailS a. '' = ~ nall
4, -, thc previou, days Of play, ''efc was d S"-
y, va ~ - ,i. becluDing. but by ana by the hu"
- i,,,..,.cd and those WHO were P'cSr"' u"' '''
"O' ' -, If the afternoon were well repaid io'
f., ~, socing an exceedingly interesting ga'ho
in one Of it, most Interesting P'ho' ,,
Gup.lcr, Ind the move ana vic" W. hdu pl'S'
l,o first tIroc familiar moves anu H'tiH'| i'hu -
,,rd ,r,. on all side expected tis' now ne Ws'
COIN, T. crafty desire 7uo'sN 80 d" '"'
INA, ne world offer sieini,r an Evans GambA' DUB
49, g.. 80 r,t IN he The fourth move declared Hl'
,r,,t,, which, y,,s 70 play "a GIuoeO iisSe. The
diappolptmcnt which wa3 NJ hf'' IT" a. Ms "'opOo"
Of mi, course. however. 'o'H gave pace u d ITO"
;,to,c., (which wa, hindcd ~ the game went on
.,.i,lt, not satisfied with introducing distinct
,,a,,r in each Of lat week- games Caw brings one
ro,,,, which, i, perhaps even more hSeresting than
- - thcse which went before. He arts In drcct
iton ON mi, nth move. 10 the universal i~com
,,endaton Of book writers. bS taking of The bishop
from + 3; instead Of retrcatins his own bishop u
ut ..
Tne game assumed an entirely different aspect upon
,be iutrdnct on of this novel variation, ana
,,s nov. watched with close Interest GA his tenth
,,.,,,.. niece. and here stenltz pondercd long and
crr, tof,r- Ii, made his move. and then It one
which va, pronounced by some - give GunsI"rF the
loucc II putting into operation tc' move which wonld
.,,.,.o,, tn canine a piece Gun,bcrg. however. DID
49,, ,,r-.. int cuu!,c. lie soon 4fcrN arll ma rd
=. f 10, 81, at,acI. o., the King , side and matters
- ,,,, ,,,.. and more exciting when sioiuiih
wv" =. ... -. iii. -, Ga. i,,rd ,y,,l
made ~"l'c vi NV "fP'''' W.
i Ouecu leaving h.- King well protectcd By several
~trDu- pieces.
-. -. ,li. movement on fhc uart OF Black
Inc ''''' ~ ' NV" .....,.,,,
thr queens SIDE "tN - can a"d' nv "'''""o'
,f White from nj, mc.ltatcd attack the King SIDE
- 80, $3.50. ~ 81, tournament II w. unanimously agreed
W ''' INV W. ''' :, ,...
that the position was very lllet'ollt "Hc' ~ va
sill I'm thc middle game stage. aud from IL nature
'c'"l'" ~ I'''"''' ~ '' " ~ 49,,
entertainments ~ - P-'"''' ,, 8,
TIC '''" ' - mn, ,,.,ycd
sal H' move VIC" NV '''' ''' Nv ,I,,,
Gi" expectation OF a longer evening ''''''' '"''
usual Wa, realized. but after about hour PLAY Is
..t Ia, st.,,tt, -. ,.ffuy tl,. worst 81 u.
AID a. iGrti'r move We're il"'' ~ 'i 80"
uuJn.mou, among tho spectators hat stein" "'' "
L., gam. At An early STAGE II the cveuln. session
'' ,,,'.t ,,,-.,, Tor M. .,il,c
sicniH greatly handicapped h''''" !" "''
qucnt play los consuming twenty live minutes upon ID
.,,.,,,, ninth r,,,, I'M, obliged him - play huI
'"''' "'", ,. ,,,t cl -,,7,,t
r"dh Al ht'' sag JUL ""'''' '' ''' -,
- ~i"uIH rc-i-u". an the hfF ~'N"''" now anu aus
'.
"fP'"''.'' , - , =, VI ...t,,t, hr,,,bt
IN inquiry which was put u MI 7'''"'A o''","'
f,-fli TN. fat Lat Ia, 18th move VA not a i"p
a. -, tl ha. MA, al e. b.forc but ;,-
H''''P Oh "' POI" " ~ =, 49,, $50, 10.
uo aualy-., Of il in HI book. lIt Ar'' P1S1' ID
49,. and avs that for som. TINE he had ia. q
Ill., .o yr,,c, Va. ultimately drawn. lie say- IL