New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
CHESS NEWS.

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CHESS NEWS.
Tho CITY champion Mr. Moriau gave an excellent
cxhihloa of simultaneous play at the city OF LONDON
chess club on March -. lie was opposed by "a
strong team and his score was IL won, : Iost anu
| 3 drawn.
The Woodhouse challenge cup (Yorkshire) has oeeh
won by the Bradford club which defeated Hun on
March 10 by IL IN Il. The cup has 20" Deeh
won seven times. twice each by Leeds ana ohcmeiu'
and three by bradford
Mr. Stcnltz entered his engagement Win thc
Boston Chess Club on saturday. the "a lhs'' "ie''
A consultation game was arranged against some III TIC
best players I'm the club which lasted TWO stuhsSi
but wa, ultimately by the visitor IN MS Ploh''
cuous play at odds with different members, whch WIS
on the programme the following Monday ana TUESDAY
Mr. ,tcintl lost two % one at Pawn and move against
| Il very clever young player. Mr.. hllsbury, aid ono
at the odds OF a Knight against Mr.. sandfoiu' ou'
| Won the others. ON Thursday in simultaneous eA
hibton against twenty opponents MT. s'eihl% WIN
seventcen drew with DR.. Evertt and lost TO Ut.
Adams and MIR. Pillsbury.
i, tho l.ramuer number OF "The International
Chess Magazine which issued last week. Af'
stcinitz makes the following announcement
The present number. which concludes the seventh
me- Its Issue is due. and regret To stae INA.
chiefly on account OF my VARIOUS r - ime in fle
n"hnra,ion OF this Journal, and have therefore ue
cdcd suspend its appearance u - eI ns in Ian.
lt v@ar A. the latest If circumstances permit
and may express hope Una, &C., o" ,hs, vcni Nv
"Gil,otone toward the majority Of my Subscribers ar
discharged am just finishing thS 'vuS, h " Saye
alrwdy voluntarily paid IN advance ior , t1 Inn
volume, or who heeal their .nnS,rip"'"' '"''' ''-
The first serious delay in the issue OF rns nt
occurred during my cotc', , WY" bSx, been occupied
IN , rhlrailon OF Volume Of The Moderl Chess
,ruc,%r the Gran TS1o2I OF OF that ' eonrrHS the
cahl, match with Tschgorin the maich VII" Hi
hrr tnn last match with Tschisorn. he weekly
w IN, an The Tribune and other co1trlhutlonS 70
r,,n, m'ryspapcrs Having now Part II OF In,
Wo.irrm Che, Instructor" in hand, ca hardly SPAR
~ tr, tim, ON th, Journal and even II Gould ny
nrint.r has, unfortunately. neither ,uhclenu y up
"ihcr coavcucnccs for issuing double nnoTrs n !"
would b, the only bring the magah'ie uP -
date Under the circumstances. the courSr "n na
am taking seem, the only proper one " ,Imc
unrt from our reader, most probably ohS "I IN
Win my thanks for their support ana VII" "''''
M is not for me to givc extensive rctrosp'c'hN sf
review ~ this journal. There can ne no "uum o has
during the progress ~ H. publication tc -" uonu
nro,terrd and la, reached unprredrh'*i p"Il"
inrity and believe ;hat In the main tAS meA'''
has contributed it, share toward su'h "''''
The chess flame In Ireland Is kept burning Or'Sn''
than ever Chess literally huns there new '"'
column ha, been started In The Dubhh E'en'"7
Herald" presided by the Irish chess Sh'i g "n
j. Porcricld Rynd: and he conducts SO nr -"
chatty lines. The great Gorre,ponl%H'c ciyn D,bin
pr, aches completion, the latest results 80 80, ~ ~
- ! : wins and Belfast ~ = wins mnhins ~ ron
inc 100 completed. with II I'h'Ih'"'s -.
score !Slbin may be said T. b. the CITY 81 80,
epondcnce play In addition TO the blS eH H, anJ
above "A contest II progressing between Duu" -
UrIghton two games by GORE, -ondencc lncu, ''ii
nnnthcr ma, lust been concluded with Edinburgh ~
two games. Dublin losing both games, ,n,,n
sp.n dcucr contest T. also In progress between b"v
l-nivr,ity and Cambridge University the later Guy
having won one game and the other Is likely - w
rrnwn The correspondence contests MAKE Htc s" I'i
thn1gh q large. amount of time Is spent on thcn NV
an event 1, announced I'm connection with the Ml'i,
Female orphan school Centenary Fete,' lo"- NJ VIM
{hc Dublin Club of Living Chess Will CIV" sA gay
nerf,rmnncc OF chess and-wth the assistance Oh tnc
scholars whist, PROGRAMME" OF whlch III uo'm ,r,,
l. to bc published The fete Will be under the po'
a, of Her Majesty the Queen. the Prince and lrl''s
OF Wales the Duke and Duchess OF tonnalSht anu
long list of the nobility ANA distinguished persons anu
viii Lc attended by mostly all the influential cluLrs
~ Dublin with many from the provinces OF lr'la'u
and many parts OF England Chess has eN'uenuI
found "A most congcnal soil In the sister Isc' anu
nourishcs anlain thcrc.-(Thc Leeds Mercury.
simultaneous exhibition was given by Mr.
Tschgorln at the Manhattan Chess Club on frluay
evening the l,t inst. against team OF the iolowihg
PLAYERS The Rev. T. johnson. Major j. W. iiannall'
H. : Paterson. .. NJ BOstwick, j. Bridge, /. fat1l'
IL seymour. q. IL. Thornton, &. II. Richards, III
G. T. i,aacson, C. Wchlc. G.. +. Northrop j. g. WliSoi'
y Frcmann. H. scarlcs Il. Taylor. H. simon. f.
Ycaton IT, w. Roscnbaum and C. llymeS. Inc
Enssan master twelve. drew with McnriS'
Wilson IIymcs and Hchard~ and lost To MrNHrS' HIM
ham bridge IsaacsOn, Eiremann and ltatoh'
Tho Indiana state Chess Association met ut h9Romo;
Ind ON Tuesday March 10. The meeting hs'eu uh IL
saturday and grand success III every papu' .
Two ra,scs were Organized, and double oihu tour-
namcnt WAS played In each. In the championship eH''s
the PLAYERS finished follows: