The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 40. 5lL

]. B-K =, r-BS; =. KtL9d Il. mate.
- 4, Es1S SG Fl 2 eEK' mate nate:
j s-k$ ~ -ff !. Kin J. mate.
Correct solutions received from Fred Carter, Boston,
Yet Another. New York; once More: New York; Fred
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In, ~nro"tl,n; How. Easy. Bostnu; Correct You Are.
nrSosisyn'; r. II M MS"si' New yort: " Winter arTa Scs
York II. u. Mssuni, New York; 5. Stcmler. New York:
SS; uTS; 9 S%n"', br f5 Z # H.ii@,a "a Sef Sss ak. conn M, + +.
h, phlllipshurs, y i. swse sixteen, New York FRANK
Ferris. Newcastle. psl; WHIT" Knight. panwceair. \,
YORK; ii. L. picler."n' Sow YORK: +. Yotei. a"iiden.
Conn; Oliver A. fyers"n, %Brooklyn; =. =. Klein.
town, N.Y.: =. O.. H,nner, New York; hay state.
Emil. New York. Robert Cock. springfield, NJ IS;
Jucs Me- out, s%tapieton. S. l.; James l.. HyIAnd. New
3 p n. Phnnn'hars. y, J. and 4; $. Richmond,
lions to nos 81 and 5is. aud Arthur HisseiI. RAILWAY.
y ~ Eek Emil; S.w YORK; !. ); Nerrimen, Clifton
waried additional correct solutions 10 No. 5l2. the
latter also to No. $40
CORRESPONDENCE.
Many letter. have reached this onics concerning
ny doing so numerous readers win get their respective
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this morn, t,s shines Inc, on problem sn,s S,i !, and =, + rally re- lily {, :
last nigh, at the Manhattan Chess club Till 1890 or
l p".i,i" and n sSss ss =. up Sc. %n1 Sp Mson '%pF'i rlsn w :fss The fss
Sus's solution It is a puE.ler. because there is no mate
In nr. .HS move ''@s OF E pay f !, si.' 'o5 W ws'i FL Il T. E' Sgk 70 nag S..St I.
OR Oh. and It !, no. mate, a. either p or 3 s.n
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Courtsnay ,Leman, New York. says; "per ehail is
S. a .s ssa,a al. slyr .Slst Sss, /. h the only sS; % sS'a 4 10 BY pi ySn
lem No; ois, ~ g. vii not DO: for olssh playa
mover p on . on y e sRs o naw ! sS mh T. Il f" White to h msk ela ,ss R eei!
"a aud black then takes y p with II, white plays 2 I
says sweet sixteen, New York: "'pcr chail ia ouid.
Nit Well, well. Just think twenty seven, actual
neat little trap ike that, This is the worst storm !
ever saw; and the only one !% SsSsES II, oa'siao Of a
Dig is perfectly sound. II Oh, II X q p there Is no
mat. The twenty seven clever ones win have to Try
s~,apleton. S: I-rCrwsrd the key move. only.
G. H., New York Here are the moves which consti.
tutc the Greco counter dambit' l, PIX 4. PIX u
Hank street, Waterbury, Conn. on Feb. 90, the nrst
dent; = Moon, secretary; Y Albert, Treasurer:
&C. :; NJ, New TS.EaAs nrsn,sno's, There I. no
Chcssist. san Francisco.-Your question was an.
swercd SfortnishJ ago -
ma W. anu I1llSUuTy nave
PLAYED nine match games In all, one In this city, ono az
Hastings, one nt N~urcmbcrs' and six at s. Petersburg.
or these games l.asker won four and u half and Pills
NConstant Reader. New York.-At any foreign
bookseller.
above explain everything. Zcckeniorf. however.
must lie taken seriously. Don't you know that a pawn
nm any 'G pisSs You IN li H.SP'" You ;Ga" Do no 4 require q srs" yonr Bishops '%eS
To lo 4" jumpers" nor the pawns to be "backsliders."
Marshal West Point. ". Y.-TuE Sun does not
know, Your other question Is answered to A. A. W..
New York,
II. II, HolmcS, Hobokcn. -Laskcr beat steinits by
ten games Ia two, five games being drawn. Lasker
and Tschigorin played one game only at st. Peters.
burg. II was wnn by I,nskrr and duly published In
were published In TnE suX on Aug, ~. What do you
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