New-York tribune., 1895-08-29

.-..or,s ~ b,s king he became hustered. com
m,ttcd n blunder and resigned after tmrV-'o"'
moves. r,, r.amh,,
rscbeorir was second player In Scotch ''"hp'
the fayorite debut OF the German M'eses'
,a,,er had heretofore made drawn battles WIN '''
:. ~ soca,led "Bg Four" Iasker. Steintz anu
,r..osch and To-day he completed his me reco'u
~, d,va,ne the honors with the remaining payer VI
IN. quartet His conduct of this game sho"e" M"
10 be a master Of a high grade ho'",'''''"'e .,,
,ha, his total score the tourney is so ia'"'"'
~ ""a' .od Inconsistent The Russian was on the
a.,e,s,ve for the greater part OF the coh'eS'' on
u,hen he did finally have say ne iou"o ''o ~
go, TOO much for him. He. therefore, wisely eo"
tented himself with draw after hity-'n'ee "''','
pu,sbury having the move. ana suop''"e wy
oueens Gambit for which he mas suc' So
liking. had great hopes OF being ap'e ~ ,..,,.,
Schlechter's scalp, though the 'a''e' ",r,an
locked upon as a dangerous man. Inc AuS'''"',
s.,,nad tho Cambit as a matter OF course anu
conducted his side of the parte IauIless''' " ~
40 that after some forty moves r'hso"'s
draw staring him in the face. III o'ue' ~ -, 49,
49, and eager 10 step into first place. while 'ne
.,nar,rr,,v offered the Brooklyn man ventureo On
an extremely bold course involving sa''
,na,e,,sI schlechter proved equal to the occasion
and not only escaped, but survived, win su'no'e"
force To win which he did on the for'y -hn'" NV
Queens Pawn Opening played OF .,on,
Steinitz was won by the veteran III '". ~.
moves Ii good coniCt v" '"N
Iondoner showing good fghting qualities. ohe vi
tho excbampion's combinations in the middle game
was bt TOO deep for him, however and' as ie
suIt Of his inability through it, ne never re-
covered himself 49,,
Tarrasch who has evidently succeeded III se''ins
h,s second wind again played in grand FORM ana
defeated his French antagonist IN twenty-e's".
moves Janowski declined Queens Gambit onered
bv the doctor. and was kept steadily on the move
Gov, tho s,art After pushing his attack with the
utmost precision, Tarrasch finally had Janowski
cornered this giving him an opportunity OF DING
ing about a sacrifice and ending the contest brii-
iantly.
The defeat Of Walbrodt by Burn was a complete
surprise as well as a general disappointment Tor the
Young Beriner In his present good FORM was looked
upon as the winner OF an important prize DUN Dlun-
der In the midst of exciting tuin OF andhS
proved his stumbling book which forced ms resigha-
ton after thirtytwo moves. burn put up r'e"'"
Pollock met Philidor Defence selected by BLACK
burne and the two had an EXTENDED CONNECT III
which both put In some good WORK. iSiackpurhe;
however prevailed In the pawn play al the end anu
took the game after sixty-flve moves; .. ,,.,..
Another French Defence occurred between Guns
berg and Aibin the latter being on the deiensive
The New-Yorker erred at the start, ana lost an
chances OF winning though he made pucky nght
Gunsberg scored IN forty-two moves. p,-, ..,,.,
Teichmann resulted In the veteran assomnture mn m
after forty-fve moves Teichmann OBTAINED the up
per hand in the middle game and succeeded In
maintaining II to the end . a ,.,o, S,..
those respectivpy between Bardeleben ana Schif-
fers and Marco and Mason. . l.. 49,.
Below are the scores or the contestants 10 oate'