The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-22

. White 10 play and mate In two moves.
Following is the solution to problem No. AIS:
l. OK Kt 3, K-B 8; .. OR, Kt CB ~ moves; 8. Kt
i; 9ZK Kta' RNb 3; q. OR. KIT tR 81 moves; 8. O.
/, 3 k.Bs: S!Ei EFh !! see !: mat:
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kIns' E ErSH.' Ssw " Yo y; h'f il, ~. barry. South boston.
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tSS--kkssss 8: S :: Z :: K . S.. Re 3. mate.
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EI9tM: v ?' Barry, south Boston. Mass; Walter oesr.,
j DepPes Pa5oo.lysn orI Ralph Roa, :; Beach Msi. N i.SI Britain snss9
New XorEE.. forwarded additional correct solutions to
7 r psnaes T. b Saafl N;aa =. 2 Eyss55; Ss ssd Hera; and so F:
Allan d. Monks. ssattis. WASHINGTON, forwarded ad.
tionai correct solutions to Nos. All and Al2.
.. 49,, CORRESPONDENCE.
+. warwick. St. Paul. Minn.-Nii you please for.
ward the diagram to All and your query shall he an.
O. T.. +, Sew York.-Your communication received.
her q amy club. you might be permitted to enter the
THE SUN TOURNAMENT.
of Tux ~ tournsmens. which Is TOP 5sId on Psso
t tasssH c Ra5 at ana sse central 'ee aI'p opera d House. Eas, si1sS.
seventh street: THE suS w!sass to say thar this nj n
S Ss, : .q e 1ss y snsTa n ii fssi !: .5G tn :; ,id e n ~ f ss sfvs MH Ss
Z chess enthusiast. Whether this viii be a knock.
out, .ourname q or r &c contest msss In w %shsn e canh OF me
depends on the number Of en t r such things as the
selves. as all moneys received will 60 to the prize
"A meeting OF ell concerned will be called for May
23, when the rules and regulations may be agreed
'Tns following have entered during last week; Paul
oUADRANGULAR CONTEST.
.t Is .f F1ssn "sst2s% %sisr's eoIlsse, Isl. si!s' .S Ssssf fa p'1s:s
Ing games have been played. Appended 10 the score of
Hs;;s.: :. y h11' gg@s s:. ? %'s' y,
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CHESS NOTES.
1t Is Intended to arrange q national masters tour
rament to he played at either London or Brighton
sf.,n,i. intends RETURNING to this co, Spunttry in May;
meet i.ssk.r ii a champIonship chess match.
rills5uIy VIII probably play a match with La'ker
The HsrfIsrd TING: says: " ! Played e Joke on 2.
toTtuna,eiy near isishtsd, and while blazing stimuli,
t n,,.sS 81 ana az t 6s. E " h sh ss G,ss he was ws9 rather "a. w snT;
his head buried In both hands apparently 10 deep
; "fssf a mae 'i%s Mr. sG" s,e sfaf,nG c9 %S 81 u y ' e. lake k ms a S ssqd
I @Snt az may 'ay' be- sef ims s : When Se i n@a aas %T' tnas e
Vas none 1t n",n, than nm his ou SreHt uT FiyaI NJ iasf fer ,- Mr;
the board procsrIed or. his round, much to th"amuse-
aov. j. II. GrlsEs Of New Jersey was one Of the most
insSrs ssess % ms,c Sn anu dS not r lssys tne hall dllr ums, the
victory ssH Of the n,d hns eric, r s was ANN snnIo ~ iSn,,ca write.
to I'm IN s S"s a pr folio ,m;s'' II ea a mo- e longer sa conceal from from
myself that The time has come when. lnhappily, | must
Ion y my shs.. worn y the $Sssss. THIS will
.aT 's% my fssar y I iS. :f f:Sail crave ssa'a Ia! fS,f s s1Is:
s~pondents which alone allowed 1t, ana Tor which,
Ghsss s World Eyer nS Sss' Sas need am not Pr :sy shas p s"ai Il c one
tinue to hear from my chess friends with the keenest
'stsinltz left St, Petersburg on Jan, 90 for Riga,
Of he Riga GSess CUB steinitH played several games
a. Odds and s0 G'P be- Sa band pao gs TS,s, AGAINST at che sInH Mia
neous play, on the second day OF his visit he en-
s s%a Ssr% M WHY ,S SpP otRsR. o SsnS sSs fcil6 5w W t H!as,
ing he PLAYED a picked team OF fifteen OF the strong.
est players OF the Riga Chess Club, and defeated
twelve, drew with two. and lost one game TO DR.. AAn.
delbaum. Ste nitz was to have played one or two
games with NJ, A, Ascharln. a celebrated expert OF
Riga. but the latter was unfortunately indIsposed and
unable to play. SteinitI. therefore. contested a game
against three strong amateurs In consultation, which
s ss SS q 81 t n Il: sSsa %sHs:i PIE isft StsG Moscow 20 ' ss
route for RostOn, where he will contest his match
with VI. Schiners, Instead OF at Charkon as at nrst ar
ranged.
MANHATTAN CHESS CLUB TOURNEY.
stark still holds the lead In the handicap tourna.
msnt Of the Manhattan Chess Club. though his per
centage was slightly reduced ny a defeat at the hands
OF Fitch. lie has still four games TO play and must
win three points out OF four TO make him safe.
Stevens, JasnogTodsky, and Hanham are close up,
and a little hard luck for Stark would enable either
Stevens or JAsno ETodsky to land trst prize. The
standing OF the players followsi
Player. Cida. Won. Lost tsnt.
STARK. ."..''.'''"''' IL q 'lHo
eltNNhs'' .ss''ss'''s''''''S ."b lou
dangerously ,,.,,,,."..l IL 1888
Hannah 's'''.''''su'''l LA ~ NV
DEWEY s.ssssssssssH''.'H''o iuN 'lUu
laSlOIfr.sFss,ss s's 's'Ht 'oOI
coleman ,.s.r,''.'''r,,I llN 1a 1850
run sss'ssssEssssEsss's'so 'OlO
BuANon 'ss 'ssss's's's..sf uN n1 -OhN
GeuallA. .......s.s'''''"n DOS
Houkeb"..'s.'. '''s'''''''l ga 80 'DOO
1talOu. .....'''.1s''''''A ~ al
fAtersoh, ....''''''''''"''z '4UO