New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-26
Given up 0s drawn o..
NOTES by W. sTEISITz.

In, elrcc the rrca, Hungarian trio. Lowenthh' Sieh
and Grimm adopted this defence In The correSP"'.o
match between Pcsth and Paris. about my S'A"
II hos received little notice In theory ana prNu'e u"'
Lpschu,z revived II ~ che tournament OF u'e sA'"
American Chc-s Congress ,
III, We think the following Is more hRcy 10 Wv
White nm advantage Pr o. Kt-b 3 ~ D.
5p-o 3Cor5 PxP; PIX b. etc; or II .. e
xp:6Kt x p. etc); 20 j. u l. r. -
7 O Kt-Kt Kt-B ,. 4 Kt Z Il CHI % y NJ WIN
prospective attacks IN the centre and on the y
0c oftor casting X side The opponents two bi'h"le
would not BE- Of much valur considering especially 'n'
confined position of one OF them.
tc, The consistent sequence Of his previous. move
wa, now 20 g. which gave him tile superior position
ID 4 centre attack was more promising thnh tH''
attempt aanin.t Blacks we'll fortified side; P-Q
wa ,tn tie right play.
(c) The retreat Of the Kt-B was under tue oir
cumstauccs necessary.
o. Fnilure Of perception. Both PLAYERS cvldchtH
overlooked that Black would now win i By IL
T. \ Kt. 10 p b. 10 Kt-R 3; IA XXX 3 ~ II
P-Kt e. IA Oh 3 ard wins IA 90 .. and again
Black cannot venture support the P-kt on account
Of The rcjolndcr Q-B ..
Co There WIS more expectanoc Of uSe Tor this
Kt AZ Kt 90 which gave Black additional facilities fr
disabling the adverse 1t By XIX after PIX Is B.,
opd also kcpt communication between the two Rocks.
uD 20 or Q-Kt g, the inter with the view Of
plnying RIB .. lad more favorable aspects. The X
was well placed for an eventual opening Of the game
| on the Q wing by P-Q Il 4.
ID "a P-Kt 3; and II IS p x =. - p X i would
have provided against all the embar 'snent TO which
he is subsequently subjected by the adverse two knights
with good game otherwise In every respect
% Unnecessary and his next move quite in
| order
| GO Compulsory rs White threatened Q-Rt fol.
| lowed by Kt-R 6 ch and II then KB 81. White could
| answer Kt-Kt ch with winning effect. But II did
| not make much difference II White answered properly.
| SEQ dl0gmm.
square at luncturc when he could have forced win
by - Kt-Kt ch "a K-Kt 81 obviously Black dare
not capture the Kt account Of the rcaling. fol
lowed by Or 81; % o-Kt threatening to win the
| q by Kt-R q ch) 30 Or Z 80 1t (B Ok ch,
| and wins.
I'M position FOR which we DO not rccoect a
precedent arises here Black Is pnralyzed and he has
10 bid for draw By moving his less than eighteen
| times though he has Queen, Rock, two minor pieces
| and seven Puwns the board. IL will be easily per
ceIved however that he could not stir with either
without compromising his position, excepting that he
| might have also wasted the time by B-Kt 81. where.
| upon. II White played R-Q q. he would again return
| with B-B ., and White would gain nothing, as hc
| could not expose himself 10 k-Q ..
On White is careful not TO repeat The or
order Of three times, which would allow the
opponent to claim a draw ut once. But II seems too
late now 10 force operations by Kt-Kt nj any time.
II tried afterward between the two players. but
no conclusive advantage for White emanat.d from the
! examination. Black would refuse TO take. and gain
lime for dssolving the Pawns the side beginning
with P-Q 4.
| (o) At last White makes up his mind to break
| through.
(pj The post which the opponent had wisely chosen
| for Ills prevent any surprise, such 80 p
| l. 4 80 Kt X, % u +: 81 R-Q Z, 81 4 X Kt;
| So Kt--R q, 30 PIX CHI; 80 K-R 4 and wins.
If HI y l.. Rack equally JSWered +
lr) spirited sil,rlcc Of 4 Pawn which, however,
falls short Of winning owing 10 the opponents sub
sequcnt clever play.
| Isl As viii be seen. this excellent move dehes the
! adverse attempts OF winning piece.
90 White can do no better than repeat his moves
for If be- takes the Bishop he would obviously lose
| the Knight by X y ch.