The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-19
Q R; Ps on Q 8 and X d 8
wEIrE-srvES rrEcKs.

w~EIrE-sfvEN rrEcKs.
white to play and mate in two moves.
Many solvers have seen at ono" that the solutions to
5ss and os7 yer; given last week r. Instead Of those
's soia afe nt To No. s sPpeHusa:
!. s-ks S,F M; e: 4 RR RKk ( 4 no5 IS i, Rso 9Ks /. mate.
!. B-Kt 8. N<ni :. R-K I. P -K.4;a en- !, n;ate.
i: EN- III 5: f any 3 other srK j. !. f RsY gsss5 . g 81 hI KHb % 9: s:
es sSiali o. f t. E %s's ss,: e.
i,ss--kk..$$ II: !. SISani. maS
ER S-ks : E E-S AZ j, % aSs;.
!. B B-k 8 8 F p g. m e sH : : IN mate. maze
l. i: R-k; f F-R :; !: + Ri, Il; j. mas ss;..
By g. P.K i; e. 9 < 7, mate
I: * 8 3. + + mf E. 3. z 9s b; z !. MALT &.s.. mate
]. B-Kt 9. Kt-Ba; g. ? KIT, mate.
!. BID. Kt lR s. moves: 2: Kt-B5 * KIT. mate.
E:RR--ss,, : q . : 3 q %S moves! ! az .RtSa !" >. % mate.
j: BR-BR'' X b i moves; 3. R R"Kt 4 * Kt. mate.
Be b-s. + r %s e, m g F,H :; k ! ! E. :; mate mate,
l. BIB. p queens; .. X Z Q. mate.
,- cOrff : solutions to gronlc Wo No. zoe were y rseeivea
liS% y :; 5. A sts@lsr: N New YORK; bow hotTe Easy y0h hrS S5S:
Ign; Fred Engel, Brooklyn; R $. walters. New York;
Another. New York; Theodore Il; Huyler. Brooflyni
~ n s. Broosisn; SISyeT,s III. Daneusy T., Com II.
Ma.s; $. Richmond, Miiaieie~a. !; Y: EieE Emil.
Ne cUr YSst ;d Pr; 4; H Il, na! No' SsS SC wsrs r, Se1S; from
Theodore r: HpyIer. BROOKLYN; Ms. Brooklyn; i. y:
H YcS Srs: N sISo xGyt 5 :. s.. In Tens se WY So hG'h hos eG Esss.
srootiyn; Fred Engel. Brooklyn; r. $. Walters: New
a aS51; EF FL. G bsnSar gG' conn. if Nv AnS %ayai. New New York YSrt:
i. ". Barry; South Bo't1n, Mass: ElCk Emil; New
x xiai j. f haidala sea aaiss,is eisy. 4. j. St' Z. s Rls & m; aa.
Middietown. N. y: Tina, Woodmere.N Y; Dr: A. H.,
Esye. New ' Sori; Capt. Capt. 1 I, q. Hy SS" jersey sGaH' City p 4 ~. ).
Correct solution. to Chanin's problem were re.
B%rooflyni Il. n. Mauser. New York, just in Time.
New Y Yort: q ao~ Easy yof hr aGs ( aro P1.s En .; s' Snocf:
Ign; r. S. Walters, New York; Fred Garter. Boston;
Conn; DR.. ]. i. haidwin. Sorwail. G Conn.,; q. Z.
Richmond Mitdle TOW \: VI L Il Il s; Macssys, New
4 hor u. i ba n : South SsT Boston 1s1a; u aa %. h sief Emil Esm 4 Sow
York; Edwin y. Baldwin. Atlantic City; N.
altlopsi GORE. y solutions to 6Sl and sos. as did Capt.
CORRESPONDENTS.
emin"nI iooi compo.er. +. H.. Teed. the extra prob.
lem as published a fortnight Ego has no solution AZ
TO got the exact position. Tesd's letter fully EXPLAINS
the matter; and also may serve as an answer 10 the
Dickens and published last week ia NOT ! iva6ie as
pr 81 t {. IL S san I b. solved i've rye by !. PPeNTBa g. on &c. * I Il . 5 .n lns "
Giss GMn sp% %a%atrsla. ' s%a. .p aspar'm IN Capt ssoa %i'i Nav
or June, 1897. tut was here printed on ne other
has evidently misp q ed the white pawn. so. Of
course. your solvers were mlsled. / intende TO
write you at once last Sunday hut other matt, rs In.
tervensd: However. your c l nm has so high rep.
wouldn't damage It,"
o. schw arr, New York.-The Austrian school OF
problemists compares favurably with any other
European one. In fact, many think that II excels by
far the English school. THE Sun has often printed
problems by Austri n composers.
The Old Chess Crank, BOston.-lt would DO useless
TO open q controversy on that subject. The attempt
to arrange an international contest has been repeat
nation In certain quarters for such q contest ~ pres
ent, and those DESTROYS OF seeing such n tourney ar
ranged are in the minority. Let things go their own
way for the present.
trict Attorney Of, CT. was the former President OF the
Brooklyn Chess Club. Try ara. to be followed by
Several Readers. New York.-A small admission fec
will he chArg d 10 witness the play In the intrrcol-
legiAte tournament. For the oth'r particulars you
viii have TO await the announcem ent to be made by
Manager Caswel.
Correct You Are. Brooklyn -suppoSina black did
not take any notice OF the threatening OR b and
proceed with X b D. how could white possibly saw
w ReinhaTdt. Patersop.-There are q good many
clubs In New Jersey, and you Will md every where
plenty OF German chess Players In these clubs.
II. ". S.-Dr. TArrasch has published a very inter
ereSting book entitled - Dreihundert SchachpArtien'
$500 games OF chess. as played by himself against
numerous opponents. He has also edited a book On
the Nuremberg Chess Congress-. All the games in
s. stemler, New York.-You have overlooked that
the Pa 8 "coOk I" was already given last week. Oi
course, II the 'cook" should be proven 70 DC correct
one Of the most beautiful OF problsml would have tc
Americas Chess Player, Albany. -InSsmush ~ 81