New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS.
THE LONDON CHESS MATCH
DECIDED ON.
NrwARK.s OVERWHELMING DEFEAT BY BROOK
LYN-THE MIEsEsJANowsKI MATCH


LYN-rHE MIEsEsJANowsKI MATCH
PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS.
The Tribune published YESTERDAY dispateh from
London that the committee OF the BRUSH Cness
C,b will elect a team to fight against ten players
~ tho Manhattan Chess Club In a match 10 DE
n,a,ed nv cable on one sitting In February, but da
-, 1--WE tho date on which the match Is to be
- Tho Manhattan Chess Club submitted two
namely March Q and March g. While the
above news makes the match certainty, anu also
makes It sure that the British CHESS Cuo mas asIeeo
u,on al regulations to govern the pay 'he Nan
haitian Chess Club must get an on'cia' s'a'''e".
from London A letter containing 'n'' - e~pseu
IN arrive by the Etrura, but az 'i'e '.s'e Wv 49,
matter at present. ,... .. .,.
=. 80, h,ve hsen a great disappointment 10 tne
Sau,rk nlavers when they had to submit 10 SUCH
an awful defeat the hands OF the pi'oA'' -
on Thursday night. The Jersey men were n'.
certain to Put up a goodnight, ana were co"''u'
that they could play better against p''
thev did against the city men In the hrst roui,'
In :, all came about ca n be best illustrated IN the
,olouino wav: Let the reader imagine himsei 10 oe
a, a football match and let him look at TWO sp'e"
dolly matched teams. In the hrst mai no' po"S
Is scored and the spectators shout tneniSc'e'
in consequence OF the excitement al the eo"Siu
=, ,ha Ara, half On change Of ends both teams
nkpH
Al at once one side detects weakness III its OPP
no,er,s tactics goes ID work with VIII, anu
hsfore the men know what is happening scores
touchdown and suddenly the team goes al 10 pieces
This WAS exactly the case in the Brookiyh-New-
ark chess match AS soon as oiiy hau seo'e"
Helms Rocamora, Souweine ana 1a'um i'"o"e'
suit Then De Wiser drew, while Richaruso" wa
and T. Hymes, the Jersey captain h'aiiaeeu "
draw : game with Pillsbury. Taking all things
ncld finn.
Rrooklvn PLAYERS are a fine lot, and that the Ci'y
men will have TO work hard to dispose OF such
clever lot Of men in the final round OF the N'e''o
politan Chess League series or matcnes'
That the staten Islanders would be oVermatched
ON Tuesday against the Manhattans was iore-
gone conclusion and that Eitzenberger' OF 'he
islanders managed to come out with dra" al.
Tina we'd his side from having only blanks scoSeu
against them was a credltable performance Last
night the city men to visit the Metropoh'ahs
This encounter is also put down as certainty io'
the City men,
Since last Sunday a great change has come over
tho state OF affairs In the Mieses-Jano~ski chess
match the former now being the leader Win hVe
to three games one being drawn. IL IL pecuaf
that no news respecting the games has reached this
city since Wednesday. and 1t Is generally suPposeu
that Janowskl IL indsposed.
Taubenhaus's trip to Cuba has been a successful
one He has been having everything his own way
and It was really feat to have only lost one game
out OF twenty-five match games. including ten with
Vaxouez and two with Coinage. AS has already
been stated in The Tribune he will start for Glasgow
next Saturday.
The well-known italian composer. T. Orsin.
Iiverno has just published neat little volume
containing 100 Of his problems. Appended specimens
are taken from this collection. which fairly repre-
sents the Italian school
+ .oBLEM i5-BY +. oRSiNT.
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