New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
NOTES.

(al II Is usually inadvsablc " place minor piece i'll
a lcose and unprotected position In the early part Oh
the game and In this instance Black exposes hlh'Sel
to disadvantages at once with This novel proceeding
(b) Time Is lost here and good opportunity lor
ancmcn,ing his position Immediately XIX D. s
B-Kt > III Kt Kt. II ut, Nj =
10 = p will win which Black cannot recover
bv III T. on account Of the rcjoindcr u L en-
followed by Or CHI: X i. 81 + r. ~
PIX Il would have given White strong attack
(c) A very good answer in the style in which Herr
Engiisch treats this opening for the defence
ID rs position Is becoming prccariohS aitcr 'hs
capture whereas s. Q Kt-R would have gwen
him we believe the rather preferable game. for IL
10 20 Kt 3. 10 p p: followed by pc j
and Re so.
tc, He had nothing better, for if be Ie'reatcd
Or . Black wou!d obtain a strong attack on inc n
side by Or after removing K-R y.
IN Blacks defence has been most inecnc"'' anu
tho onnoncnt has gained nothing except the lsoli'oh
of the Q p. which. however can b" well defended.
1p, If1sKt KIP Is Kt-Q threatening Il y II
p or Y X = chj 10 Kt-B a, 10 B-k 4 Wi'h an
excellent attack, though a minus.
GD We believe hat the sacrifice OF T. or even Vi
,,ro beginning with 10 ..B-K would have been
Unsuitable for the attack 10 be obiancd az the iV'-
lowing combinations may show 20 Kt 4 T. 20 kt-B
:. 81 XIX : cI Tor II Mt 1T oh, II u kt'
-, y \ II ch-if D. E-K 81, - Q R-Q 81
% RxR: % K-B 81. % Re- ch; ~ Nm -
% R-K II . followed by K-B =, ana should 1T least
on recover tll. L with the superior gamc) II K-H
.. .. T. X Il. - II X X; 20 Kt =. 30 R-Q ch +;
"a XXI . ~ XIX , rcacnins To reach Z nj q
via l. with fine game.
=, ne finds ont subsequently that he cannot occupy
,b. seventh row with the X. lie should have played
rK A. and the loss OF time Incurred by re-
trent II White replied Pr was more than amply
refunded by the weakness of Whites + thus
caused - - ,
"a 81 XIX 3 and If % B-B 3. 90 B-K
w,s we believe far better Il RIB was however
,.,ess on account Of - Kt-Q 4. D. Il x l.? ~ B-B
3 and wins. ,
nn The cooperation OF the two RS and eventually
,,. advance Of the Q l. should have been held In Wow
D. O . followed by . R-Q 81. would have released
his Knight FOR action.
a, This advance weakcns the whole side as VIII
oon bc SEEN - ...R - 2j-B =; 20 PIX ut d.
o. pxp. 20 Il PIP, 20 PIX NJ a held the posi-
ton intact
nm, ri,cI,s p,iIence is worn out By the opponents
,,v.n,c, waiting tactics. and In his eagcness to
,, 80, attack he disiegards his safety. The
,oo,.s. Of Tie two Pawns on the = wing compro-
80. his game at "a very critical moment 20 E. X
~ Or . and II 80 XXX =. 80 Xxx 4; was more
adapted 10 the defence.
49, 80. aInarom Considering how long this
,,,,e, .,,ong move has been reserved II Is aston
,,n Inv uuc, IL threatens III all directions al The
chosen moment 49,, go ,, ...,,
IN, Ills predicamcn, which was harassine enough
alr,ody, is rendered beyond remedy by t'hs error
% XXX a; 81 P-Q 1t a. 81 PxP; ~ PxP
o. .. M 80 RIB >: 80 R-R ., threatening
o. and XIX 4 ORB ~. was not very cheer
iac ,u, id left for some neht. -,
'"s MN OF course the exchange was lost any no" as
wy ,Iso tlrf at ned XXX . en- -
"a, There not much 10 be oone: tut niue US
q, wn IL should not have been neglected. II he meant