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white to play and mate In two moves.
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White to play and mate In two moves.
oLurIoN TO PROBLEM NO. 500.
i::kkss- -S !. k k.s. !; H9 51& t en-: kx xS's I: k RS mate mate.
I.kt-Q3; RrB: 2,Q-B5 chs KxQ; =: XIX T. mate.
/. Kt-Q 8. KtxKt P; 9 e-Kt 8 CHI, K-B 9; 8. Kt-
EKt.oS 8. KtxR P; 9. OBJ 3 CHI. Kxo;s. X % o.
l.Kt-Q 3. KIT TX 81 any Other; 9. Ok 5 CHI, SC.
J. kt-Q .. any other; 9. OBJ 8 oh, sc.
York; Correct You Are, Brooklyn: S. stemier. New
York; How Easy. Brooklyn: Fred Engel. Drooklyn:k
Carter. Boston: Yet Another, New York; Theodore r.
Huyler. Brooklyn; NJ. $, BROOKLYN: pr. 4; II. Bald.
n. Y: Growers LII. Danbury, Conn. Il. w. Meyer.
New York; Elck Emil. New York: H: W. Barry, south
York; DR.: W, X, l. Dalton. New York; r. Monrad.
ch nS%In / L.; s ps'ss;s, R npoSflyn. and 4, W, c,,,,n. Nav
York. claim a cook to the above problem by:
!: FL = : 3 eli eh. TX g. s. 5 : kt kis mate : Oh. K-q 6; 8.
3. Kt-B 8. mate.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 500.
J. R-R q. kxP;2. % 4. mate.
!. K k-K g. 9. k &, OK q a Z, m %Ssss; ! B. k : X X g x Rn matt me;,
I. R-R Q, B moves * Peg. R-Kt 9; mate.
nf eSIFSSs %s? n. &. s FsSS!Tsa f (. N. E asSssr. New 4; E9 Tori;
Just In Time. New York; Correct You Are. Brooklyn;
E Sn s,i"l sFoa HGy fT x. 5. H Waters easy s sF'G 9oyR; Fred Fred
Carter. Boston: Yet Another, New York; Growers
Conn; a, S. R!sh%ona. MiiddletoWn. \. y; 5.
Mackaye. New York j. Roberts. New York; II. W.
Elek Emil. New York; Delta. New York; Charles w.
Seaman. Washington. d. c.; DR.. w. r. l.. Dalton.
New York; Capt T. G.; Hyde. Jersey City; Edwin
l.. Savage; Brooklyn; r. Monrad. Chicago; IL. Deis-
sig. Brooklyn,
SOLUTION TO END GAME
/. BxP !. RI 9. B-Q {. PR Z; 8. B-R .. p
queens; I. B-Kt 2 ch. z Z b and s%talemate
l. TX I, R-R q; =. B-Q, Pr 4; 3. BIB 3 CHI and
draws.
Correct solutions received from Theodore II. Huyier,
Brooklyn; NJ. s., Brooklyn: r. NJ. Mauser. New York;
Just in Time. New York. Correct You Are. Brooklyn;
$. Stcmler. New York; How Easy. Brooklyn; Fred
Engel, BROOKLYN; X. S. Walters, New York: Fred Car
ter. Boston; Yet Another: New York; Grover's LII:
York; pr. w. X. l. Dale on. New York r: Monrad, Chi
cago; DR.. A. II. Baldwin. Norwalk. Conn; II. W.
Barry. South Boston, Hass.: Edwin l.. Savage, Brook
Ign; A. ). Richmond. Miidletown. y. Y.
F. Warwick, ST. Paul. MINI. forwarded additional
correct solutions TO Nos. 800 and 5el, as did Il: Mon
rad. Chicago; Birdie Hearne. East Now York; Ernest
Robinson: Cncster Park, l.. LII. c. Jolles. brooklyn.
DR.. A. H.. Baldwin. Norwalk. Conn. and R. Mon.
rad. Chicago. forwarded additional correct solutions
TO Friedr!ch's problem. II. W. Barry. South Boston.
Mass, has also TO receive credit for correct solution
OF the latter problem.
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S. II. Dickens. st. Paul. Mimi. writes to THE SUN a,
follows: "Inclosed problem | clipped from n Chi
cago paper some years ago and ! fail to find a solu
BLAcK-Two PIEcEs.