New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE FOR THE
PILLsBURY RECEPTION.
JANowsEa AND wALnRopr TO PLAY MATCH IN
BERIIN-GAMEs FROM HAsTIN0 s-PRoBLEMs
AND CORRESPONDENCE.

| BERIIN-GAMES FROM Observation-Disclosures
AND coRREsPoNDENCE.
H. N. Pilisbure left Southampton on the steamer
New York yesterday. and is due, in this city next
Friday 1t has already been announced In The
| Tribune that the Brooklyn Chess Club contemplated
giving the hero Of Hastings dinner after his re-
turn to this city. All the arrangements are now
compIeted The dinner will take place at the
Pouch Mansion. C.nton-ave.. and will be limited to
| 40 covers Among the speakers who have been
| invited to be present are the Mayor OF Brooklyn.
Charles A. Schieren; the Rev. Richard s. storrs 81.
Clair McKe,way Murat Halstead. william {. De
Witt. Edward NJ. Shepard. Chauncey NJ, Depew.
Seth Low. John w. Grggs, of Paterson. and DR..
Fraser. the president of the Franklin Chess Club.
Philadelphia.
II is intended to present to Pillsbury handsome
gold watch, suitably inscribed. as a mark OF APP
probation OF his victory. In order to enable as
many as possible to take part In this testimonial
no subscription above 81 will be received. sub
scriptions may be paid to william Du Val. Brook
lyn Chess Club No. POI Monsague-st. and will be
duly acknowledged through the public prints
The following letter from Pillsbury speaks for
Itself:
Hastings England, September 3. 1895.
Mr. Dear MIR Elweil-As said In n letter written
about a week ago. you would doubtless know the
result before the letter reached you And now In
that among ali the kindly words of concentration
sent there are two or three R PpIe repds
ii" Il ' seems but fitting for me to say that value
the position have taken mere n snd 30 our poro1s
BROOKLYN Chess Club and in this-the hour of my
me- through yourself 10 wbe bs ,ne
enabled me to achieve the result l hope and
trust the victory Will h swaS Sepmn and will Induce
Americans to realize that In America We can raise
sup hds NOT and
the G.vS Been nppe Ts
With With regard to chess match with Lasker for the
championship, and have stated that , Would say say
and the Hastings Chess club has already requested
for at ieas half games case ihs arrange
ments are concluded the match would hardly be
give il TO you simply as news. as shall do moth,
Ing ns. about Ii. 4ddkss cS. c whc
enclose and now expect 70 sail from SOUTHAMPTON
Ins 0n viii 1 cable 81 you the departure
And, with warmest regards to all my friends and
You will express my renewed and lasting apprccia-
ton OF his Kindness. am slngerey yGIi'sst ,,-pv
Although. az has previously been stated in these
columns there ia no desire the part OF Pillsbury
TO compete In the st. Petersburg tourna-
ment TO be played In November 1t Is expected here
that Plllsbury Will. after all. be contestant II
has been stated on good authority that the Brook
Ign Club would be proud to have Its champion en-
tered In these contests. and that he might be IN
duced to go 10 st. Petersburg after all.
NJ Janowski, the Partisan expert, has accepted n
challenge issued by C. a. Walbrodt, for a seven
games up contest draws not counting to be played
next month at Berlin This contest will take place
for a side bet OF 800 marks. Az these players came
out nearly even at the Lepsic and Hastings tourna-
ments a fine contest Is expected
Although two international tournaments Will be
played at Nuremberg and Budapest In summer, the
first named under the auspices OF the German Chess
Association, the latter in commemoration OF the
one thousandth anniversary OF the founding OF the
Hungarian Empire. Brooklyn men are seriously con-
sIdering an international contest TO take place IN
the fall in this city The promoters OF the scheme
are certain TO raise 5000 and to make this tourna-
ment the most important one In the history OF me
any details OF tho plan at present but to wat until
the subject Is ripe for discussion.
Taking in consideration that the Metropolitan
Chess League will shortly schedule It's tourhaiheni
that ca BILE te,egraphic and telephone matches VIII
be numerous this season. and that the CLUBS IN the
metropolis will vie with each other In proVldihs IN
tcresting bills Of fare throughout the season chess
PLAYERS the patrons of the royal game VIII nav
penty OF excitement and pleasure during the season
OF 1896 &c. 49,. - .-..,..u ..oor, %
the doings OF the clubs The Tribune asks secre-
tarles OF clubs 10 kindly forward notes OF interest,",
which will be acknowledged. Care n0WeneI,
should be taken that news, INTENDED Tor puoNcauon
on sundays should reach this Office not later ina"
Thursdays OF each week; ,.,o -, ~.r,as
Anpended is another the final selection or games
Of ne Hastings Chess Tournament Inc nunper
OF games published In The Tribune has now reached