New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23

,o,rco y, p,,ch. failure. K-Q . suggested sine" BY
, member ~ m. Glasgow council was uudouocu''
the correct play.
I'M TN. scotch players show here that " ~ :.
P-B4 - P--Kt ;. a Kt-B ., - B-k : ana Sl'''1
win for II - .K-K3; rs BIB en- 10 n" -
~ Pr ,. etc. 49,,
10, The ending is PLAYED BY the White allies VITA
scientific skill.
IN, "The decisive reply. The Liverpool phN''S
hero win q we'll earned victory. II Black play h-h' .
then K-B L. and Black play ki-b = then - %
which is fatal. the White n then capturing tl' i""i
Al his leisure Otherwise Of course, II - I'D .
,6 Esp. 81 KIP and the KIM cannot return III
tmc 10 prevent the X p queening -V"IAsso"
IIcrald)
CHESS NEWS
The Ync Chess club elected the following Officers
NJ II meeting held last week: Arthur MnnNt'ad' ''''
PRESIDENT g. " Gosland. %. vice PRESIDENT l. =
Bonsau Law secretary: \. f.. Skinner 49, treasurer
over twenty entries have been made Tor inc Pr'
lmnary tournament, which Will be hcld 10 emo 80
the Yale representatives, for ID" December i''''
colcg iale tournament In New-(orh
Chess IS pro-pcring IA Bay city, Mich. lnS
talked u y. W. g. A. clc-s cub has been permanently
established starting with roll call OF thirty members
with the following officers: President, Herbert W.
Mcngcl vice president, Frank Van Dcu>cn' a'c'e'
iary George L. Turner. tca 5urcr, W. \. Ballou cor
responding secretary. August H. Cane ser The thi'd
annual Tournament OF the BAY city Gernania 'hess
club has Just been finished 6. H. Gansscr winning the
championship. with "a out OF 80 games played The
club wonld like ~ pay few game, by correspondence
with any other organization.
The city OF London Chess club has rehoved 10
spacious and handsome quarters AT the "uildlhu
Tavern, and It's season opened October =" wheh MI
| Backburnc give his annual bndfod exhibition. lie
had eight opponents. and In thu end won slA gam
and drew two. There very large assemblage OF
spectators. "A, II WAS the frat occasion Of the Clul
meeting IN lis quarters On the 'h Mr. p'a' IA
burne gave an exhibition Of simultaneous play, meet
| Ing twchty-eght opponents his score beins Is wins
| } draws and loss.
| There talk OF Increasing the subscriptions
to the city OF London Club and limiting the plumber
| u members JOO The club will take any p'ir'
III the North against South match. though indy d,m
| members Will most probably play IN the match Inc
committee have decided not To Join TIE southern
| Chess Union. .
| MIR. Bird has been visiting Newcastle during the
| carly part Of october. lie gave some very success
nl exhibitions OF simultaneous play and engaged IN
| Il match with Mr.. q. G. Haywood partly at odds
| pawn aud move and pawn and twol aud partly even
rlus Tar Bird the even game and drew TWO at The
| re- p-ctlNr odds
| Nr. BluchbuInc i, announced to he in Glasgow fo
| the week commencing october 10 and NiU gNc "A
| hlbitions Of blindiold ana simultaneous play.
| Al the annual general meeting 81 the Leeds Che
club held on Octohcr decrease IN the membership
| was announced. Tho annual general meeting Of th'
| bradford club was held on october !. ana the report
| ,howcd the club 10 be in u highly noul'hins condl
| English ch,,s la, lost uotibl, adhcr,nt 10y In,
| death Of Lord lcnny~On. The great ilInr Of fcnny
| son ( poet filed the world, but p',-1ly Few pco
| pie knew that hr "a great lover of the game bu
| such /. the fact. IL" wee preside II ol the
| British Chess Association, and IN s"\ral OF IT, con
| gre,scs A" 1cnnN SON tournament, were played, TIE
prize bcins beautiful copy OF his worn
| containing his autograph.
| Tie greet philosopher Mcndcsso'n described cles'
| ~ too much earnest for pay and too much pl,
for oarncsi.T II is any how difficult 10 nfisc Tie
| humorous ard joco,r element into ihe game. but
| neat little brochure by Paul Schclcnir rg, emitted
| Der Nukummcnc Schach horksrr,' Dresden, ISL
| tchcss Dufcr very nearly accOmpshe, the tnsa, io
| which the authOf qualities himself follows: II
| 1871 ! reached thc height OF my achievements by
| meeting StcnitL In three games, Of which lie won III,
| inst and | lost the second. The third never
played. at the request Of Stenit1. who declared m,
publicly the grcnie,t duler he had met ana viii
such honorable credentials returned To tie atlt rrt
and remained IA durcr for twenty years feeling quite
| well oVci IT, Thr whole humorous treatise runs II
| the same strain with the object Of tcacl Ing how Il
| become a duicr and how to remain
| Pleasant Hours over the Chess Board" by j.
oabsun, iO,tOlirc box 49, Montreal. Caaaia, II ia,
ilc OF II pamphlet containing sixteen sample problems
~ the author. who invites subscriptions Tor H.
forthcoming collection Of 700 selected COM tons
a.. la elegant form Mt the price ~ ~. The
| 81 rot urtOrv t.. ta'm.nt btfOrc H. contains sOnr
| ;iTo udry p.OII t0n, Ike white or Black t.
| piay and mate sj-mate In eleven moves,' Oi
| ie.t distinct problems In three moves diagram
| llulil. The author would have tone better 10
give the solutions to the selections In order &c
facilitate the perusal OF the problems for large mum
Der Of amateurs who might be interested In such ar