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very evenly, ana az present Bird. Fentoa AZ
! arc Lending, while Tinsiey has fallen back h. -
| or 10. Van vlict has played much beo, Il ~
form, and his score u In marked contrast q, h ~
| In the simmer tournament Fcnton "A n. '1u'1
hand has shown great ability NJ far and ,.. = ones
pros poets to bc one OF the winners. s,x <,h>st
decide matters. VI
Play In the great winter tournament a, An.
London Chess Club began October ~ ~
competitors In four out Of the twelve se<,.-. Ne
which the tournscisnt Is divided met b, e., : Ns
The remaining sections met on the 2is, ,ns a..
October. and play Will continue from VEGA :. :.
Tho interest naturally centres IN the do1ns. :.
three top sections for the championship Of ~. a.
Involved In the result Of the play therein.
The Surrey Chess Association played I. m.x-.
the sussex Chess Association At thu saia,axo, -
rat<-st., London, on the 18th Of October ,,, |.
result that Surrey won by i-2 % ia. IN.
fought encounter. Surrey Is taking xrea, p.,,. =
organise her chess force.
Mr.. Bhekburnc Is now engaged on q pnr.r.
tour which will last well up 10 Christmas
Herr wallbrodt, the rising young German ,,..-
who recently defeated Herr schallopp has xon -.
Keidanski, with the final score Of 10 l. A ~.
has been arranged between Herr WallbFod, ana ~
Won scheve
All tho conditions for the oross match between x,s.
Judd npschutz and sh0~alter. 10 be played \, n
Louis. have bern agreed upon and the date Of bers-
is fixed for the 7th Of next month
Dr. r. Mlntx, TIE chess editor OF @Th. nlsu,,
American announces that he viii publish N -
translstion OF Professor Berger's most excellent ~
ON the endings entitled "Theorie cd PFars 8
Endspice.'
In the pending handicep tournament Of he Ma
haitian Chess Club. A. u. Hodges. Of Glass Al eads y,
ne ~ wins out Of Is. Y. A. sori Of Clsss I, sU<
next with out Of II. q. ~ Bostwick, d Cxs
is third In the tace at present with ii out Of IL
CORRESPONDENCE.
Dear Sir: take pleasure In announcing TIN a
proposition for challenge chess cup betve.. c.
Iumbia. Harvard. Princeton and Yale has he,n
sured as TO Yae and Princeton. and II remains a.
for Columbia and Harvard tn put In appeanaa. !.
6rder IN have the matter mstcrlalize. Hoping 10 \.
from some Of the graduates Of those colleges
main, yours very truly, l.. A. c. Yale, "a
New York, Nov. o, 1891
PROBLEM 40. s..
Correct solutions have been received from J. IL
ir New-York DR.. J. B. Elliott. brooklyn. y n
Conn e. b. T. " mScreery, sclle'iiie T. Je ass:
Kuenzel Detroit, Mich. Y. Il. FarveI iIol,ey NJ
Adolf Michaells, New YORK Dr. = 7 King Broklr.
Painted Post, y. Y; J. ID. Dews d. New Brunu,1
n. j.: II. ID. Patterson, Naugatuck. Conn: Lon.
Bahler, Maiden. y. V; Il. &. Walker. New Nork, q 4
Van Houter. Ithaca. y. y: Joseph Bradley: Bra
ID. L. s., Bellows Falls, Vt.
PROBLEM 40. 81
Additional correct solutions received from C. H. I.
tng. sbortsvi lie, ". y.
A. II. B-If I XIX oh. Xxx ,, Q-Nl
Black moves the Bishop and there T. 10 mate.
W. II. P--The answer tO B-Kt q Is K-Ba
PROBLEM NO. So
Additional correct solutions received nom srrs I.
JONES' Marposs, Cal, aud J. r. Miller Bedfori. iosa