New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05

Ind whoever they to- place full recognition was given
to the value and Importance OF the noor ole Element
chess-ns the only which, free from any eie nt,a
OF chance or luck can be Justly called an inteecta
and scientific onc-by organizing interna'iohai 'o'i
Minated by similar spirit. the understand com COM
mitt'c. representing the leading CHESS tluD, ronce m
international Chess Congress In connection WIFI ''e
columbian Exhibition. to be held in May or June il"
To make the proposed tournament one worthy ,eC OF
the occasion and OF country the great nih>ter
Of the world should he induced to participate; but
to insure this pIrposc fund FOR Pic ana necessary
| n appeal is therefore made to the public to ala
the committee having charge of the matter ire ell
dcnt-ccc Grovcr< cveland tas already taken the
| initiative by pcdeing hi, support and gold medal
| as n trophy for the champion: ,o. Dos,
| 3O7G New York CITY, will he thankfully Acknowledged;
For further particulars. If desired. please apply 10
| nty-scventh-st.. Ncw-iork CITY,
| THE WORLDS CHESS CONGRESS COMMITTEE.
C. A. GIlbcrg president: y. Foster Higgins, vice
president: r. g. JaniIScl vcc-prcslden Dr. r. MhIE'
honorary secretary F. Rose. treasurer; L. col 'mark
| ". Biglow. DR.. F. Jontz. VI. F|cnkc and others
| As regards the above it is due TO point ont that
the description Of the proposed tournament as "the
seventh American International Is mFnomor.
There has been real international tournament heid
I'm America excepting the last and only one In con.
| nccOn with the South American Chess congress Oh
at least practically open only 10 residents vi ~
| States.
| Cable dispatches. which appeared In the daily
journals OF last week. the following items
Of great Herr LaSkcr. after concluding MS
engagement with the Chess Checker and whist CuD Oh
NcwOrlcans. accepted an invitation OF the Tulane
University OF that city to give twelve lectures on
| mathematical subject. namely, the Theory Of the
DlGcrenal Equation" Tho engagement will last for
| about month In tie match Which Is now pending
ut Havana between Senior NaSqucz and Herr Wabrodt'
the score stands in favor Of the latter by and !
draw-In the tournament which has Just been finished
with six competitors Bacliburne won first prize by
half n point. Mc,>rs. Tcchman. Mason and linsley
tied for second, third and fourth prizes.
Herr Walbrodt played recently at Havana three
consultation games against S'nores Conill lerrara
and Lopez and the score resulted in favor OF the
allies by . to I. We give above one OF the games
The last match in the A division OF the London
Mctropoitan clubs contest came of February IL.
when the Metropolitan Club defeated the city News
room By IL to 4. The Metropolitan takes the first
place with an unbrolcn OF too. The Athenac-
nm comes in second.
ON February IL the Ludcate Circus Club played
Cambridge University ut Cambridge, the result being
a tie. each side scoring six.
ON February Is the Athcnacum defeated Ludcate
Circus by II to o. the losing club scoring 3 OF tho
o by default.
ou,y a. the Brlxton Chess Cub. the nna score
being; Bird won II. drew .. lost 2.
4 sy-handed tournament i being arranged nj
simpsons Divan. the PLAYERS being MeN,rN. Bird
r i'' n"i,, tnd ~ -, hc go a"a lav j. ~, ,esn
- - -. ~, ~ - w w @'N ana P"' - ~ '-''
." .afnri , .os,r,o, T., ,,o voo,bo,s, ,.,,r co,,
ro,i,Inn Iyori,S and Icd, now io.ds II i,
draws with Hull 1T wins III" cup.
C"RRrSPv XDENCE.
The attention Of our corr, ,pondcns Is called 10 the
change II address notified at the head Of our
column In reference communications for the chess
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