New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

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CHESS NEWS
- ,, Dufr.snc at tho age OF sixty
nv ,', (,rrod on the 18th of the present month
w =, ,, r,,t chess celebrities OF the century, VIII
a, = deem impression Of regret IN chess circles All
ovor fine world He wa, one oi the masters Vi '"'
old Derln school Of over i"rN Sc'rS "e'' ""' w
cn,o, anderson encountered during his ascent 10 a"''
80, ~, nm v,s Chiefly the milestone which sharp
cned the genius Of the wlil''r vi Inv Lo''"o" ~.
.,aI tournament Of ISL. Two Years later Du-
, hir,sof ron the chief prize IN the Berlin tour
n, t., which Man Lange WAS lis principal oplo-
. . chess author. Herr Dnresnc distinguished
himself in nil brnnchs o w, ~ ~, rr,ctical NAV
JIis host known works are 'Io,s,> ~ .iI,H
which he brought out loiH1T WIN ""no p"" Norby
sciachwettlIae npfc -.
According to reports OF dhily papers 'he nh''a
,,u.oop vcs,r, Laskcr and Sh0walter was hnisheo
last Wednesday in favor Of the former. with the score
~ q to and > draws. which Is stated to Include
'h ,hr, games played between the two masters at
, cansr,r, last December with the result that each
won one and one drawn The two contestants
bove unfinished during their present encounter for ouo
crbers of 81 all the games OF tn" match WIN an
nota,ions by both players. In the preamble OF 'he
first came thus published the conditions oil the h'o
are given A. being for the first six games and Tor
nur.e of - 600. Nothing is mentioned about the
three games played at LoganSlori. but IT seems tha'
q different arrangement was mad" since i'i'
I,,kor NAV be- congratulated another great victory
I'm h, unbrokcn match success IL Is ms" a.,
nouncrd that Herr La>kcr Intends to chall"ns" Mr.
StrIni,z for the championship Of the world ana lJr
stnkr of 5000 side. The news Of course re-
oniTc, further confirmation. and "" can only say III
me- meanwhile n, We did substantially IN the caSc
Of Lasirr ". Tarra>ch. that challenge for rneh
sum would hc entitled 10 respect. provided tha all
oth,r conditions are Of a similar fair character.
Herr Wabrodt IN, abandorrd hi, engagement WIN
th, Baltimor,. Chess Association on account "i Inc
repeated posiponcncntS mad" 10y the club. ana re-
manned In New NorI, 10 play short match Win 'ir'
+. Delmar at the Manhattan Ih'>' Club, when os"'
lo, sunday the 3:;d. The match i Tor a >'ln' "l
$50 - side aud prize Of 500 10 the winner u u'
first games.
The score At the time Of going to press Is
= TO | and = draw, in favor Of Herr Waibroit.
After concluding hi, ENGAGEMENT h"re Herr wal
,rodt will make two wcci.,' Visit TO Chicago Tor
the pnrpo,e Of enicriln r the club Of that cl'y Win
'hc usual professional tour performances
ri,z,immons knocked La-ker down In r"mhu-
,i.,u, way a, Ncw.Orlcans not long ago. TIL" chess
vbi. IN. pugl.t wa, "poundins~ the bl: n" rope
hnldiuc II irl.r ana tn. az struck In,Aer. knocking
him down Minneapolis Journal.
The spring ouraamrn, at tie ~. Georges Chess
club London. ha, come 10 an end. Ia" WINNER are
Nor, r. NJ Jackson and Jones Batcman who each
.cor.I - = IN play aud received two points III
handicap. making total Of "A =. and thus u4nS
for ir-i and second prizes. Mr. | t'unNny won -,
hui one point wa deducted III hhm'IP Hm' ~ ,,"rt
scor. was therefore -. which entitled Inn To '"rd
prz'.
II +. understood that a triangular duel between
ia. 81 ,,,org.- the British and the titN 'h"sH cihp'
viii come oil IN Ma.
The CIV club IL also going I" play the l. 'rn''
Circus and the Ath"naeum ana matches %t"'en
second. third and fourth sla;. team, ana 1o o.
the smaller London clns' are o''nS 'frans"'
DR. Ls,kor 81 B.rllR th" br' ih"r Of f. La'k'r'
ha. issued chu,'enr- tn leading clubs Of London
n any strong player go play nItcA II two gam
:. t.r. a nd me-.
Iho t,nmbit Tournnucn, at the metropolitan chess
club has resulted in victory for VI Herbcr, jacobs
The r,.,urn match between Kent and Sussex took
place M Ashford on Apiil II. when sussex won by
H. to , IL. with one game uhdccldh'
In The second division Of the Metropolitan Clubs
contcs, Hampstead and Lee have tied with the score
-, q ,,o,ch.. each AMETHYST won q IL matches.
but rs winners Of last years contest we're penahcd
ON. point and - only scored In III" tournament
- Caiabridr. the fr-t cii-- amnt'uT chess ionrnn-
n.nt began on April 10, but Rev. !. owen ana
Mc--'S. LOWcn ana IOiirlhcIi hNIH "'I' NV ""'' ~
,omr.i. and th,i. pace, taken 10y Dr. Ddshton
and Nj. Dodi.
Tie th!iiy .,!.hth annual meeting Of the West iorA'
-Mrc Chc,- Association Wa held a Leeds "n Npill :
when there. VA larg. attendance. no jess Than lo7
llnyrrs entering tor ~" >arip, i"urnaln"h> III one
section Of the Irno pal tpnrn n'rni W. I'H'' nay
ner. Of L.,d, divided nr~; and second r.in' Win
N.ssi, Hall ana Bhioulh. Mr.. = Ili>'N WIS
pr...nt ard playcd I'll concrs. only lo'in; three
sanic>.
me first hali If the final round for The Northern
liver trophy IA, resulted in IL" respective victories
r. MIR. Heri-. Of IIal~hi-tlr, ana Nr' T.
rr,Innud of Durham. These gentlemen vii Play
off shortly and both players are his' CHS ST'i'
interest attaches la Ia" encounter.
At the tenth annual congress "f tue H'"'u'h
Chess Association. held In Dundc" during III" Week
BEGINNING April TO- Nr. WALKER. ~ ounce. WHO
sco,,r . u. gained chief honor. ID ! MN, va
.c.ord win n score of D. and sheriff Spcns third.
OF / =.