The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-11

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9 r 3; BIS on K ! 9 and X Kt 8; Pa on X 8. 8,
wmrE-ELKvES PIECES.
White to play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO 500.
/. Kt-Q o. X Z RI; 2. Kt-B 4 CHI, X Z Kt; 8. 90
J.. Kt-o Q. Z r.; 2. Ht-B CHI. X p; 8. 90 8.
i. Kt-o o. Z R; g. Kt-B4 CHI. K-o 5; 8. 90 8.
i, Kt-oe 8. Z P; 9. Ok 4 CHI. X Z RI; 8, Kt-Kt
/. Kt-o 9. PIP .. Ok 4. ch.. Z Q 8. Kt-B
/. KtLo o. K Pr P; 2. Ok 4 CHI, X Z R; 8. Kt
KtR o. B p: 9. Ok Kt ch., XXX q; 8.
i. Kt-oo, Xxx 8; g. 90, any other; 8. B-R Q.
/: Kt-o 9. P Z R; 2. Q-xt . ch.. X Z P; 8. P-K4 l..
i. kt-o e.P1R; 2. o-Kt g ch.. XXX g.; 8. B-R
/. Kt-oo o. P-Kt a; 2. Ok 4 ch.. X Z II; 8. Kt-B
i. Kt-o 8. BIB 5; 2. KIT B. p Z R; 8. COS.
/. Kt-Qs. BIB 5; 2. KIT K B. K-B 8; 3. o-Kt 2.
!. Kt-os 8. BIB 81; g. Kt Z b. any other; 3. 90 8.
/, Kt-Q o. any other; a.. Ok Kt CHI. XXX 49, s.
OR. mate.
Boston; Yet Another. New York; Once More. New
Theodore il. Huyler. brooklyn; 4. NJ. wardmann.
Y Yn,S. e . s'1 FIssss MTsir1 na:, Ssw I Msrk IN P Timy New New
York; Take Me 10. Brooklyn; How Easy. Boston;
{. y: Michsels. BrooEiyn. R. NJ; Mauser: New YORK;
W. Winter. New York: FL. Il. Maroni. New York; S.
S'f 8. FisS SsS ao! Mid d !; sann y +. rh Rlsf E%il. New Ss;;
York; :, Cromwell: Brookiyn; P; D. C., Boston; Mass;
II. u Ryker. New York: II; W. Barry. South Boston.
Mass: DR.. A. H. Baldwin. Norwalk. Conn.
oLuTIoN TO PROBLEM no. 524-
!. BIB I, r Z d; 9. Oh 2. mate.
i. B-f !. X Z XII; .. p g or b.. mate.
!: Re- R-s4 !: Err, 3 R R Ks e S 81 r n % mate.
i. h-ai.p"K az, @ 5yNBHb. mate.
Correct solutions received from Fred Garter, Boston;
Yet Another. New York: Once More. New York; Fred
m MANN, New Yori; Il May sy'' Vim. R ss% iSnt' T The i Mn K.
A ,aySsn N sr%osIyp New 4 vo n; p Msrams Ssn y pr9otly6 q
ricnsbury. Boston; Just in Time. New York; Take Me
n; afGSbiyn a. ! HS %al E ! I Boston Sals c0 & & M MHa A5s.
Brooklyn; r N. Mauser: New YORK: W Winter; New
J. n. Manning. Philadelphia. Pa: DR., A. II Baldwin.
Norwnlk. Conn; Sweet sixteen. New York; George
M ii sH'f Frsns n %cr"mSeIT. b hs:i Eas Si Risi ESifes Sex
HEsk; !; 5; v RiSh% &c M,aalc,S Nm1i 49, I; ~; \; B:
Courtenay Lemon, New York; II. s. Duryea' New
SOLUTION TO END GAME.
ch, K-Q; j.. ok = ch. XIX 2; 5. OK 5. mate.
EnGei. Brooklyn; 4, outflow, New York; R. W. Why.
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stephen McGrath, New York; Pretty. New YORK; GO,
In, brooklyn; How Easy. Boston; Correct You Are,
BrSSkiyn; R. 4: n. Mslss1.' New New YORK fGEt; W 9. W II MiGh Ssw
YORK; 81. p; Maroni; New York; $. Stemler; New York;
I So !; a ais, GnSn rh hns s,.sei wd %S;; ter: Il Aa Il; h p cIcm:
well, Brooklyni rs; Richmond, Middlstown; ). y
Snsst s cdnTsens NeT lemon mons New VI Yd n1fff 7. f 5 q. B Boston.
Mas, BENJAMIN Wells, East Hartford. Conn; Ludlow
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r, Warwick, s.: Pau: MINI John aea.n. East New
S %aTdsa T1ssa' Gn, e se SSs, f 81 aos So 80 No Ms,l sas sv En-.
Sixteen conquered Ford's nve-mover.
CORRESPONDENCE
Courtenay Lemon. New York. writes rs follows: " BY
column you will greatly aid me in the formation Of a
S "slS beside the Modern Chess Instructor p How aaS
many parts Of the latter were pn6lishsd and what
various books on the subject which Gossip. Mason.
wa %Sas o q the most most . anu ,mp Es,' Soo ss Of Ne %or Gsss OF sa %ass :
S SSss and si% sSir Ss fsH !Teori na ct fss sss%. ever H sssn
translated The answers TO these questions will In
Chess Congress. or the second part Of the modern
treats OF the Ponziani and GiuocG Plano openings.
s Ss.nL hDs % an Amer tSa S S%pPsesd Mi,b Sy s siI L Is { fMo
years. both Of which are highly interesting. Max
f.anges book on Morphy's games is perhaps the most
S Sep, nns an S Sp. SSSs; 's aSsfysl P't or tSs .n Su See ey u S1n.
bit; There are no Temptations Of the rHandbgch"
port, KY, naight give you further particulars on this
and your other Questions.
not started to play the two games BY telegraph; ,
,, New the se saIa,ipn or "a Tar n suns s;gf prab as sd sns y6 to
Will greatly enent by the perusal.
John Hearn. Brooklyn.-There might he a mate in
two moves. but the question was how to mate with
the pawn In five moves, not with tha rock.
received. This correspondent wishes to Know OF
Y. NJ. c: A. branch which has a chess club or good
OF Vest ic4th street Would be preferabie. ''"'
Alex. $. Williams. New York Tine annual dues OF
will nnd a chess library nj this club.
does ~. A not Ii in S1S" Ky localities +4lTa sH Of ' the m PaPes Clubs s"E Bun
X. NJ. Treitel, New York.-A channionship tourney
viii Inn md % p me- good pisyers there eVery day, Both
the Koehlers arc members of the club.
favorable comments were made. Frank Cromwell.
Brooklyn; SAYS This Is by far the most dlnicnlt
key some OF the moves In the continuation are very
p9sznlinEE AMI N saSh mG Sn., 2 problem" :. The three oron.
lens given In last sundays SUS were of exceptional
merit, especially 0s'' the key to which is admirably
While sweet Is Sixteen ee6n spSat; : % ! ~. the he. three c,si moves ives
ranks as a gem. consider 1t one OF the best you have
ignoratum, New York-whites rock cannot take
rock in answer to II x p mate. as II Is placed on 2 ..
NOTES.
The final game, n tie contest between Delmar and
schmidt, which was played last week, ended the
most successful handicap tourney OF the Manhattan
Chess Cub. JasnoVrodsky, II, Rosenfeld, Sournin.
Delmar. Schmidt, Ascher. and lianham were the win.
ners OF the seven prizes. In the order named. and
Orchard won the special prize. the book on the
HA,tings Congress. given by President Gilberg for the
beat score made against the prize winners.
Eugene b. Cook, who had been appointed judge to
played in the interciu6 match between the Ietfcpoii'
tan and Paterson Chess Clubs. writes 20 IHE sUS. say:
fnu that tina Rana In which IlkGQer mRl the Attack of
Raubitschek Is the best played game on the part Of
the Paterson players.