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K on 7; Q on Q B 9: R OH Q 1t 8; Kts on X B =
and < 4 ?: BS on Q Kt and KR 8; Pa on Il. R
wHrTE-rEN PIEoEs.
White to play and mate in two moves.

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White to play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTION TO NO. 676.
1.B-Kt6, XXX So Kt-B Q CHI. XXX A;S. ROT.
i::B B-ks {: BIB 81 s. 8; & !: BIB. BE- B ai;1 y y EsSR d : k R.iS;
i.B-Kt 8. B. q, elsewhere; 2. Kt-o oh. XXX 8;
i. B-Kt5 BTP; 2. Kt-B 4 oh. K-K0 8. Kt-B O.
/. B-Kt 3. same B elsewhere; 2. Kt-o 7 CHI, XXX
81 3. Kt-B Q. mate.
SOLUTION TO NO. GIT.
t9--kkss,, ( \ H. Ri :? ;. b p !, I mat matte.
J. Q-Kt, same b elsewhere; =; r B. mats.
TYR, same 3 slsewhcrsh = : Or q. mate.
]. Q-Kt, 1t moves; ?. Q K b. mate.
i:9--kkss,. F Ii Ri: 2 : . 9lEa 3. mate mate.
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YORK Theodofo Il. nuyicF.' brcoEIyn; A. M NJ ray
New York; How Easy. B~rooklyn; Fred lEngle, Brook.
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Conn; Frank Cromwell Brooklyn Elok Emil. New
Correct solutions to problem No. eI7 were received
from from How EaT E;I sn0ctI TR;c Jnf 4 IL TINE New York;
Fred EnEiLs. Brooklyn, Il. N. Msusef, New [Yorii Yet
An9 ST. StoS aSy X s. steG G2sr.S Now TY Sorf Erf Il. R n. Seya n,
New York; 4. Roo. Newark; II. .. Walters. New York.
Conn; W.. J. Ferris. Newcastle. DIi.; Growers Lii.
DanbnEy. Conn; Frank oromwell, Brooklyn; Elet
Dr.. 4. Il; baldwin, NorwAlk. Conn. W. P. Field,
66 S9s 9 it0 W; y; a. p sSa3aEGyb;o Conn 6at4s and , Il M0nrAS q;
Nos. 614 and d7b.,,
Ns~ YORK. aud John nf Grey, hiartt%FSd, &C oe 2Hned foR::
warded additional correct solutions TO No. o76.
OUR CORRESPONDENCE TOURNAMENT.
During last week the following additional results
IN our hrSt corrsspondenGe tournament came 70
one game; Cameron, in the fourteenth section, beat
Cahil twi,e, Enoch, twice. Goodrich in one game;
ton. while Oryis. in the nineteenth section. claims
wins against WuillAmey retiredl. and one win against
Theuerkauf.
OUR INTERNATIONAL PROBLEM TOURNAMENT.
The Judges in forwarding the problems from our
state that the report IN regard TO "Au Reyoir" was
board. and this ciroums stance was not noticed until
the JudRes started to look at another position q few
"PerpisIus wishes to withdraw this probiem from
the competition. as he detected ahaw in the position.
CORRESPONDENCE.
J. Z. r., Boston.-Yesi a player on reaching the
eighth square with = pawn can transform the pawn
Charles Emmot, New York.-The outlook for tho
principal clubs Intends doing much.
champion Of the Empire State than any other
". s. NJ. BrooElyn.-Tho German handbook ia the
bookseller would take your order for this or any
other foreign book ON chess.
George Wonders, New York.-At the Manhattan
Chess Club, 2O4 East Twenty-second street.
M. Z. Walters, New ~YoTk.-BlAck must win in the
position forwarded to THE BUN. as he can force The
exchange OF queens and rocks and no must vastly
win by means OF the majority OF pawns on the
international New York.-As many games a. space
will permit.
A, Cahen, Now Y~ork.-Try tho Ruy Lopez; This IL
certainly the most interesting opening for white, and
by carefully studying the Spanish attack You viii
greatly enlarge your knowledge on the openings
generally. Tho French defence will best suit your
style when playing black.
i. skinner, shecpshead Bay.-THE Sun does not
care to refeTHny further to your case.
Several second game OF the
Pillsbury- TRlTasch match has not reached this city.
As soon as II gets here II W II be printed.
X. Il. Rider. Brooklyn.-The game In question will
be given At some future time.
HI INST, New OrieGns.-You may rest assured that
"SoyllG and Chary bdis." IN Matador, and " PSssS
RaEtout' NOEO Forwarded V the judges. Tina DEObs