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K on Q Kt =, R. on K 8 and K Kt 8; B. on Q r. and

gu " nj ii IN On n ~ Anu N NJ y oh IN v II anu
K 81 Ps ON K b 4 and X Kt ..
wHITE-sEvEN PIECES.
White to play and mate in two moves.
The above entries for our first international prob
5p aSBfs is "c Sffidhi" a and " Pay che" ' forS S a Both Il
and the position hal therefore been excluded from
the present competition.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 900.
!: /: BB--9SRktt..RRRRTS8;; ]: KS Ks f IL.
LB-8R4,R1B;a QIKR.
/. B-9Rt. any other; ?. oE0B2c oh.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NC. o97.
1::F--SSRR:::.kk11kktt:'3s j: :. 81 ! m %ss'.
l.P-QB b. B any other; 2; kt-B .. mate.
hPPS-SBRt::PP11Rti5: :: 2: h 9-kt {; ! matt mate.
1:PP--9SBB /: !. R Rtth ! 2: 9 Sc !, mate mate.
from How Easy, Brooklyn; Just in Time. New York;
Fred fasser' B B9S5Sh; rn +. NJ. S a. u %mry New SYF orf; Yet
Another, New York; Correct. You. Are. Brooklyn; NJ.
&; Bf york; R. s 5. S stSElsF' N SsE ra nGTi tls K; EMIL Mi Me SsE
York; Gr4yeT,s Lii pan6ury. Conn; SYNDICATE New
B fSri; N. Il So r1tilGk' CONN H zsidma1 Mf Boston Dt, Mass {. 3:
Frank Cromwell. brooklyn; White Rock. New York;
Correct sclnt,cns to No. sS7 we're received from
Theodore r. Hnyler.. BROOKLYN; NJ. s, Brooklyn: R. NJ.
You Are. Brootlyn; $. s.smler. New York How Easy.
B%rootiyni Fred Engle. Brooklyn; R. s. welters, New
YIN q S" u DOnANhs Z otb U oAA
II. w. Meyer. New York; II. w. Barry. South Boston.
Mass. Elek Emil. New York; Frank Crom we'll Brook
lvn; Growers Lii, Danhnrv, Conn; Syndicate. New
Boston. Mass; Mrs. 5. T. Haskell, Brooklyn; Charles
]. Berner, Washington; White Rook, New York; o.
N. Burke, BROOKLYN: Quite Right, New York.
.lS 9ni't correct :; s saintion SA to RSs. aa t0r ana ss5. 's and
Merton b. Stelle. Jr.. Brooklyn. one to No. e05.
PoS
Mahlon Pitney, Morristown. n. J.-TH sus will.
In all probability, begin another correspondence
tournament, for which the conditions and rules of
not enter the, hrst tournament. because It has been
under way q long time: in fact. most OF the gam es OF
the frst rounds have been finished.
II. Stein, Brooklyn. says that he has beaten Bauden
that he has drawn with Salvage.
En- PEASANT, 92.-All the games mentioned have
been printed in THE Sun.
THE woMES's CHESS CLUB.
The regular annual meeting of the womeu's Chess
Club Of Now York was held on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at
sixth street and Seventh avenue. The nine newly
elected directors are: Mrs. BENJAMIN c. Webster.
Mrs. William Hamilton Stockwell. Mrs. William Cor
Winthrop Parker. Miss Emily Som ers Haines. Miss
Sophie Downer, and Mrs. George p. slade. Imme-
dihtely after the election Of these directors the
ing year: Miss Eliza campbell Foot, President:
Mrs. winthrop Parker. Vice President; Miss Emily
Somers HRines. Secretary: Mrs. William G,rdon
the officers the Women's Chess Club of New York
has proved to be . great success. the members have
never been assessed and there was q balance in the
treasury to start the season OF lS9s.99. A bright and
prosperous New Year il therefore anticipated for
this new organization.
THE COLOGNE TOURNAMENT.
Following Is another selection of games. as con-
tested in the Cologne International tournament,