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NOTES

5PB3. With the view of strengthening
the center and eventually placing at Q
6QKtQ2 1t will be observed that the OBJ
jective point of this Kt is Kt3, where it
will further strengthen whites center
B 4. After this move white has the
defend his center.
9QK2 Better than HI Kt 5, because, while
eithe; move defends X p, the text move de-
priyes black of the option of EXCHANGING
queens alter first exchanging pawns.
IL Kt Kt B. Whites center is now so well
guarded that he may view the approach of
the enemy with complacency.
Xxx Et2 "He sees now that he cam
not proceed with "A Xx, p X d on account
Of $50 Q Z 4, and if Is xx, p X .: l6 Kt Kt 5
threatening kt3 ch, OF Q kt 8 ch, with
winning game"
u xx, Kt K2. "Kt OF seems better, but even
then white could have instituted an excel
lent attack by l6 ht Kt5, = X X 5: IL Kt IA
QQE3: is BxP, p X B4: 10 u Kt ch, Kt B ?; 20
7 X B 3, PNkt: 2l PIP, followed soon by
doubling rocks on the h file with winning
game"
I7QQ2. "BxKt would not have relieved
him much, for white had by far the superior
game with his rocks and two biShops which
he could employ effectively againstthe weak
adverse q side. The text move hides u
clever snare"
l9QR3 properly avoiding the temptino
10 BIB. whereupon black would have 90,
rained the superiority by 10 xx KtxO; 30 1t
B ch, KXB: 81 KtxQ, K r X |, etc"
10 Xx, Bxkt. p X b 3 was probably a bet,
ter defense"
% XIX, X Kt .. ''The only other alternative
was Kt 2 and then white would have CON
tinued the attack just as effectively with
OBS"
% P B ch. stronger move than 90 3RQ7 7,
RQ1; "A X X Q, RNR: % RXR, X 8, with
some more defensive resources for black"
25 II II. "If % xx, r X Kt; 26 r K7QK
B: 20 al and wins
a7Rk7. "RxQ B would have given
black time for r Q B."
2s BxP. "senor Goldmayo pointed out
here quicker and much prettier way. OF
winning by 23 Q X 4, X .: % OR D."
81 QxP ch. IF v hte took with the rook,
black would mate by Il QS ch, followed by
. Il ch."
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REMARKS.

We submit the following abreviation of
Mr.. Steinitz's notes, which lie too near the
sur ace TO justify their publication in full.
Whites eighth move regains the pawn, but
at the cost OF his position. After the 10th
move S:einitZ considers that he had the bet
ter OF the game, and that on his twenty-fifth
move he could have won pawn by 1t g.
leaving white with a difficult draw. Blacks
Goth move was a miscalculation. He should
have played Q Il 6. By playing "A xx, QQ7
Steinitz thinks he could have obtained AN
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SOLUTIONS.
Problem No l4O Taverner. Kt ttoR5. "a
beautiful two-mover." John T. Tracy, Centre
Connay, y. II. key not obvious. Some fine
mating positions. especially after X y r."
L. L. Johns, city. "Hine.' Clio
Problem No; 11; Woodward. Q to 1t g.
Problem No. I42 Norlin. K to 3 l,
threatening Q to L ( cll, X Kt, T. X mate.
Il il kf4 { 4 \ 7 ch. l. i i 5 :, r
II X 1t G. Il X p ch. "a tough nut witt! a
sweetkernel," Tracy. Decidedly pleasing"
Johns. "Gool," Clio.
Game ending No. a. 1B 1t ch. KxB: 2
II X ch. X j l: } Q Il cn, X Y E: @ kt ch,
X l.; Q b Z mate.
Corrccl solutions Of Nos 14O, l4l, l42 and 42
received frourDr. j. q. Crombie. Allegheny,
Z E Craumer, Allegheny, and E. McDougail,
Plttsburg: Of Ncs. 40 and III from Z. E.
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DISPATCH PROBLEM TOURNEY NO, /.
The following additional problems have
been received
MOTTO.
"Hoc stgno Vincam.''
"Adrift''
"Git Thar, Eli"
"Dnlce est Desipere in Loco"
"Old Stock"
"Do:s."
SHOOT"
''Skirmishing''
'"Omnia Vincit Labor"
"Ruse de Guerre."
"a Defense With Pawns"
"AIy Love-
20, Baby, Dainty Baby Bell
..'Ilow Fair She Grew From Day to Day."
q Love a Prophet of the Soul.n
"All Right"
'tGon-Yon."
81 HirondeIle"
"The PLAY Is the Thing" !, II:
''Masken Ball.
Carnival"
The conditions of the solving tourney will
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CHECKER ITEMS OF INTEREST.

George ID. SheTrow, checker editor of the
Life met with u severe loss in the beginning
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ness with Ii grippe.
William Lewis, checker editor of the
Jon7ldt, low leads in the Stearns tournament,
ut Providence. kelSo, second, and Tupper in
third place, with Cairns Il close fourth.
Joseph Brown retireS from the editorial
chair of the RepOrteT, after six years. His able
co-editor will succeed him. Mr.. Brown has
our sympathy with the cause of his retire
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will be OF short duration.
MckeeSport, Pa, has very interesting
trio OF checkelists, who congregate in
Vests barber shop under the Opera House
drug store, the only place in tine borough
where we are aware checkers are played.
The important trio are Messrs. West, Nor
gun and our correspondent, Mr. Reynolds
gentleman from Ohio visited them and
left an interesting problem, which puzzled
the best efforts or our correspondent to
solve, but at last it was accomplished, and
he forwarded it to the readers OF THE Dis
PATCH to lind who is its author. The tol-
lowing Is the problem: Black, 10, IL, 81: white
49, 49, kin@-22; white to move and win.' Can
any OF our readers inform us who is the
author?
Lawrenceville players are anxious to form
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MI. II. u. Wright. OF Boston, on March /
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York.
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NOTES.

II XIX, KtXK 2. In the fifth game Of the
match black castled at this point, being
then under the impression that he would
lose piece by Q 5 followed by Q R4
13 NN, Il 6. THIS move 1epriveS white of
his right bower. and gives him an uphill
game.
30 3 , Steinitz remarks that 35 Kt Q l, 3
X ): 36 kr X 3 would have made it more diff
cult tor black to win.
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GAME NO, l2I,
Fourteenth gam

Score and notes in quotation marks from
the New York Tti5llne. The other notes are
by John l.. McCutcheon, Esq.
Ennrtennth oa ne--EnNt .nnaz
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q AME NO. 100.

THE sTEINrTZ-TsCHtGoRIN MATCH.
The eighteenth game, Zulertort's opening,
was won by SteinitZ, and the nineteenth, a
Scotch gambit. by Tschi@orin Score:
Tschigorin, s: SteinitZ Z; iirawn.4
Thirteen th Game--Evans Gambit.
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GAME NO. 247-CROSS.

The following three games were played
between James Willie, worlds champion,
and Messrs Birrel, Burt, and Waters, of
Scotland, and published in West Lothian
Courier:
wYLIIF.S MOVE.
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THE GAME OF DRAUGHTS.

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SOLUTIONS.

excellent attack. and his forty-siXth 'move
he calls ga terrible oversight"
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PROBLEM NO, ll9-END GAME.
BY JOHN L. RAE, BUENk VISTA, PA.
Whites -, 80. 81: king, Il.

The above position corrects j. p. Reed in
Problem No JOG and game No. 450 of Cl1Onl-
Gle Telegraph, and also game No. 81 in the
Weekly Checker Journal, where Mr. Reed
claims to correct the play of Mr.. James
WyIlie, the draughts champion of the world,
against James Deans, Shotts, Scotland.
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VARIATION l.

(a) I5-1 also draws.
OBJ 1O-7 brings about same result.
VARIATION 4.
The record-union., 1892-09-29
RIVER IMPROVEMENT. ETC.

organization of a Reclamation and
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California. The principal objects for
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permanently unite the citizens of the
state as members of this association, for
the purpose OF securing their co-opera-
tive efforts III deyising ways and pro-
Vldlng means for establishing practical
methods to permanently reclaim the
swamp and overfiowed lands; to i'm
prove the navigable waters Of the State,
and protect them from further destruc-
ton.
The association is also to constantly in
tercede with Congress and the State Leg
lslature for the purpose of obtaining Gov
ernmental assistance to establish and
maintain the improvements of the rivers.
The officers Of the association will be a
President, Vice President, Secretary.
Treasurer and an Executive Committee
of eleven. The regular annual meetings
VIII be held IN Sacramento in January of
each year, and the regular meetings of
the Executive Committee will be held
quarterly on the second Tuesday of Jan
nary, April, July and October.
The membership fee will be S., and
dues fifty cents per month. The found
ers OF the association will meet again on
the 18th of October for the purpose of
electing officers and an Executive Com
nittee, and adopting bylaws. The nomi-
nees for office for the first year are: For
President, W. T. Forsman; Vice Presi-
dent, j. G. Frasler; Secretary, James w.
Porter; Treasurer, II. Z. Root.