New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

adopted the Kings Gambit declined in The defence
In the second game, Evans Gambit Mr. Steinnz IN
troduccd a new variation for the defence and won
after very hard fight.
A meeting OF noted prOblemists was recently heii al
the Brooklyn Chess Club and steps were taken u
organize an association Of American problem composer
The chicf objects Of the association are 10 pro
mote interest in the composition and study OF chess
prblcf TO establish rules Of composition and con
stute an authortve body for Tie interpretations dP
pcaton and amendment Of such rules TO enrol t"'
composers and sOvcrs Of America 50 that they h'S
become known to each other. and to provide lor CON- h
posing and solving tournaments, ana 10 SecIo puu
LEGATION OF reports Of such contests. with other matters
of interest The dues of membership are liked at -
Der annum The officers elected are President Sahucl
ffovd: vice presidents f. b. Cook. George r: Car
pcnter and DR.. o.: F.. Jentz: treasurer. Charles A.
The annual Tournament OF the City Of London Chess
Club held the 3Oth Of March when ' rsI
dent and treasurer and George Adamson seciraiS
The club now numbers go, being all increase oil
We have received the first nsalment c Of th eSlsG
Of ~ de Eyie s G ns| E %Gn On #
elementary descriptions OF the pieces their NOV
and the notaiGns and then eeEI nnbsed In de
emf languages The book Is dedicated to the wen,
known French chess master NJ Albert CieFc' 'uusc Vi
the Court of Paris
tween Messrs IIpschutz and Showacr, which VIII nc
PLAYED for stakes OF $50 side and Tor tie cl'po,
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exclusive of draws under II time limit Of fifteen moves
an hour will be declared the victor. The hiHl E"c
Il due 10 begin at 80 p. M. 0nOrrOW al tnG ruOl7
NJ the Manhattan Chess Club, No. 81 west invent!
sevcnth-st.
The championship tournament OF the texas oInte
Georrc Buckln second, Robert X. Norton THRU 'ohh
F. Ford fourth, Everett &. Groves; hnh' "eoiho
Darshcomb.
oxford ard Cant rid ze boat race week is crowded
with university chess events. The hrs OF the,e came
off on TUESDAY afternoon April >. when oxford past
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and oxford won, the being OXiUid 4 L. am
bridge L. with II game between the hey. a. b.
Skipworth Cambridge and L. ID. Locock (VAloF" vi"
On the evening Of the same day the annual match
between The United Universities past ana peehp h'u
the second class of the City of London Chess lub ICON
The civ won by Il 10 :. }. ii. Barhb'rhe Hcl'a
rs umpire Ii Is 20 be noted that. OWllg !" the WulV
i'm lhn afternoon between past members Oh the u'l
ver,ltics the combined team was lchns inc scrNi'V
OF some OF the past members AT tIc 'oP uo',, ''
his win Splain the small tcore the Blues mule.
This l. the eighth annual match between me ~
seconds and the Var,tes. The City no" leiuN; NV
inc won five matches with ST games ana "e
'Varsi,ics three matches with - games; .. cha,
" Y Wilson. of Brighton, has won the N'!'>eN nal
lengn Cnp after tieng for ii with A. ~ bo|,cN W'"
he dcfcnied in the tie match by ) to ~ Mr VII"
Ind twice previously the cup, 80 II now becomes
his own property. Mr.. Wilson hro DecoIhnrch NV h
owner of the brighton Challenge Cup. when nc
carried OF this Year. - i'll -.o.,,,
There Is n confident rumor that mlch VIII s"or w
be arranged between Backhurne ANA La'NcI' po Sd
al,o Mason and Lasker. match be'Nceh hoo "'
Loman is also mentioned , ,.o. ,r, match
hv telegraph has been arranged between the "i
haitian Chess Chess Club and the Franklin Cher ~,
OF PHILADELPHIA. which Will hc PLAYED on >hLI'"'
next beginning at p. m. with ten players sue