The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-06


SOLUTION TO KwAscHNoFsKIs PRoBLEM.
!. K.-o 4. XIX $50. Kt-B 8 CHI. K-B q; 8. Blk
i. RIO 4. XIX s.; g. Kt-B 8 oh. K-o 8; s. OBJ
i. Kt-o4 4. XIX; g. Q K KIT CHI. K Z Kt; 8. Ok 8.
mate.
i.Kt-Qi,KIKt; =. B-B6 Oh; K-B5; 9.Q-Bs. mate.
I. KID 4, any other; 2. Q-Kt 8 CHI. KxKt; 8. Blk 3,
Correct solutions to problem ols were received
Brooklyn: s. stemler. New York. How Easy. Brook.
j Juai f IN r Tnse'i N Sr10I YoSrf, IF Fred T carter. Boston ssr ac Tet
Another. New York; Theodore R. Huyier. Brooklyn;
Y y. s Il sroG New YS SiGv sist En- Emil psNR o% Y;or GGn d.. 4 T. !.
4. baldwin. Eorwalt. Conn; J, Roberts. New York;
Charles Kennel, brooklyn; 9. B; g.; Framingham.
Mass; !; q Hosinsop; 5r. Gh sS,n PARK, ,: Y,i ": ".
win, Vineland. N. ''' william L. Ferris. Elizabeth.
Correct solutions to OFT were received from Theo-
Mauser. New York; Just In Time. New York; CORRECT
hroofiyni Fred Enssl. BrooEiyn; RS. walters; SsyS;
Eiek Emil; New. York; Dr. A. II; Baldwin. NoyvalE.,
S Com yd Il; y =, n ss G . sSsth hra sSsst9n; H. ? n s ss@oSc
nisd!stown; Xy \; x Mo, Movie @. CLARKE; Tr.mon! Gi5y; :.
Charles Kennel. BrooElyni ". w. Erery. Brooklyn;
u &i ii es'g I. FER Ssrsi Se E&il.. /; E H. i: S j.; Ed Hexsn il o Ssid!
win, vinsiana; M;S' - xw.,cbno,..,. ,ron.u.
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received from Theodore II, Huyisr, Brooklyn; N. s..
Brooklyn; n. VI. Mauser. New York Just in Time.
New York; Correct You Are. Brooklyn; s. Stemlsr.
New York; How Fay: ByookiyR; Freq Engei Brook:
YET Another: New York: Groyer's LII, Danbury.
Gem; II. W. Meyer. New York; II. W. Barry. South
Boston; DR.. 4. T.. Baldwin, Norwalk. Conn; A. S.
FtS9mf Eiit; a asSf'' New YORK ri u ! ); ). E ESsS5s:; New 5n,
Chester Parks, N. Y, W. W. Ellery, BROOKLYN; q, M
Coulteus, Brooklyn; Charles Kennel. Brooklyn.
r, Monrad. Chicago. has to DO credited with correct
solutions to Ola and ol5.
OUR PROBLEM TOURNEY.
During the past week the following additional an.
tries for our hrst international problem tournament
come TO hand; No. ~. Passe Partout: = No. IL. Die
Wacht;" No. 10. "Dieu OF mon droit." Intending
competitors are again requested not to write their
names on top OF the entries. neither must the name
InaIose a seale1 envelope containing tho motto and
the name OF the author, and send that envelope
along with the entry. THE Sun does not wish 20 know
the names OF the problem makers until tho competi.
handed in their reports. For obvious reasons THE
Bun must respectfully decline to accept entries II the
authors names are known, Tho rules governing this
competition were published In The Sun on Jan, 30.
This In answer 90 many inquiries which reached this
once during the last week.
CORRESPONDENTS JOURNEY
The proposed rules for the correspondence tourney
a org the readers OF The SuN have met with general
q, n oval as far as the majority Of points are con.
csTi.rl. Exceptions, however, ware mpd t. rule 4.
~ a time limit OF from rorty-e ght TO seventy two
hour per move; that f. 10 say. u player must send
his reply at the latest forty'eight or seventy two
hours after the receipt OF n move from an adversary.
the entrance fec, thirteen comp titOrs have so far
declared 20 bs In favor of 81 ana eight are In favor OF
90 centA The time limit and the entrance money
questions must be settled thiS week. Il Il thsts-