New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
= ,.me between the same clubs is

u,,.,s, Another eame between the same clubs Is
still pending A. cnn,,.r, and
From tbe correspondence between Mr. Gunsoers am
DR. Tarrasch In reference to the contempia'eo
between the two masters, whicn - peo" " A..
london Evening News and POST 1t appears "h'V
~ Tarro.cn !, desirous to Ak the beginning OF tle
nn,o. au,3,o ,be month Of September at the latest
,bne Mr. Gunsberg wishes TO postpone IL untii ne 'S
playcd against SIR. Dlackbnrne. AS noihihs "enni,e
is known about the arran gcment OF thc nft'er ha "
IS feared that both the proposed most interesting e
counters may fall through u,.. o
we learn from English journals that hm'tco oo"-
test Of six games has been organized at the ucr'"n
Exhibition between Herr Lasker and MI Lee ior
special prize offered by an amateur, MT. Harvey.
Tho mntch between Hcrren Won BardeeDen ana hoi
lander has ended In favor Of the latter with The score
Of 8 10 and draws. This VICTORY Piaoe' i'''
uollandcr in the front rank Of German masters
Tho games of the Skaneateles Handicap, whch hao
h.,, collected 10 compete for the special brillancy
nrzcs have been submitted to the judge, Mr. w. NJ
Dc Wiser who has awarded the first prize, poch Vi
the sixth Aincrican Chess Congress. 10 M H. '' pu
lnca,no for game against Mr.. J. W. iouhs' anu
the second prize. one Of Catlins pocket chess0oa.
to tho Rev. S. r. Calthrop for his game against MI
Hodges ,,,-,,,
9The British Chess Magazine makes the foho"ms
statement about two late members of the st. georges
Chess Ciub: Personal, but not generai'-lhe sio''
vain, of the personal estate Of Mr. DAVID Bacias mar
man ,vbo dlcd I'm Apr last, sworn at tl,olooVO'
,ho NOT at eos3. 900. The personally OF Mr. T. H. VI
Talbo, n r.. who died early In 1890, was wltnh "
small fraction of G1,4O0O00 Both leit largo ~
estates as we'll" md
Lawn tennis and chess is the latest combination anu
the originaon Of this novel idea of association y "
he cndited to the Inventive genius OF an irls" ,.
rho Delmont Q3elfast) Lawn Tennis and Chess o.uo
recently issued a challenge TO the Clontari 'D"'->
Chess Club for double match at lawn tennis 'nN
chess. and the challenge being promptly rcspohueu %
,he uniouc contest was duly fought out at Belfast
se niayers were successful In the outdoor game put
in the chess encounter the visitors turned he taoe
in Gallant STYLE. and won by nine games to four
ret1-1 match will shortly be played at Dublin foi
ovnc ON this we may expect to hear Of footbah ana
drauchts. baseball and whist, polo and dominoes cru
rot and tiddedywinks Cricket and chess We haVo
already head vaguely mentioned in connccuoh VIII"
the Leeds and Bradford Chess Clnbs though We "0''
expect TO see it.--(The Bradford Observer buoge''
Herr Iaykcr continued his exhibition OF chesspa'
NJ Tho German Exhibition at Earls Court. oh "eul''
day August 10, lie opposed simultaneously Z, "
formidable quartet in the shape OF Messs' "o','"
Crrnocx Uamond and Harper, all players OF 1 %
strength The task was 700 nuo W the he four fhe other
three being lost by him. Messrs Morian, hnS Nchte
IJamond were the three vlctorS. In sile d
Herr Lasker has lost game 70 James Mor'inio anu
drawn a game against Mr.. Jasnogioishy. n ,.4,-oor
n is understood that match will come on noo pew da
Mr. Bird and Herr Lasker 1or sumo .n U as.er re
PLAY will most likely begin as soon ~ tI'o
match is over. IT. u rod md nlay
viii bean about the middle Of september Blru VIII
Nav and nrobablv Mason. Gunsberg also may take
part In the fray.