The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-09

X on ~ nv ". y on II u ~ II on N .. ht On N II o. DS
on q D and X; Ps on Q B 4 and X Ktb.
wH1rE-EIGur PIECES.
White to play and mate in two moves.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 6o2.
i.R-Kt g PR; g Kt-R 9. kIBs q; g. Ok a%,raate'
i:kk--KKsses !. Ext < Z. ks-R IN IN ); 3 ~ II 5 s. mate.
i, E-kte z, FIR PxR: Z Z. kt-k g. g. ,ff -SS 81 p p mate.
!.h-Kta:PXRie; Kt-K..eny Other; 3;9-Ka.mate.
.R-KtsP-Q5 ,k-Bb; g. R-ktt;mste.
l.RaKt g, any other; 2. o-Ks oh. K moves; 8.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. COS.
!: k SCI 3 :: Fl : : ! 81 ]; : !: $5S I !: $ ME- $sss:
j. KEtt-ssSS 8. RR--eess 3: I. kk-SE :. mate mate.
!. Kt-B 9, any other; 2. Kt-Q Z mate.
SOLUTION TO LIsFAER's PROBLEM.
I.R-Qg.K-Be 2.Kt-Kt ch. K-Kts; a.R-Kt5mnte.
iR-3eK-Rs;sKt-Ktch'K- Qs; s;B-kte mate.
i.R-4a.K-Ks;2Kt-Bic Oh. K-Q5;s BIB mate.
BROOKLYN; 5. stemler, ,Ssw York: HOW Easy. BROOK
j Just ' IN T 1nsei' N nr%%'1 YSrE: + FREQ e. carter Boston Ss~ Yet
Another, New York; Theodore R; Huyler. Brooklyn;
Y. MsyeE; SsS TsfFi I Il "; ssTFS. $o'u nj 5g sSIP
s ssss Y Z !; Ni Dr.. a. IL A' BALDWIN. Sorwa h!et conn., ana.;
]. Roberts. New York; Leopold Fr!edlauder. New
L. savage. Brooklyn; sara Louie. East Boston. Mass;
Correct solutions to No, sos We're received from
T T."sae 2 :; a HSls I hrSp * TIms N. S s: B5 T"1 ( co r; N;
You Are. Brooklyn, $; ssemlsr. New York: How Easy.
YORK: Fred Carter. boston: YET Ano,6er. New YORK;
Growers LII. Danbury, Conn. H.w. Meyer. New York,
Eo1 X; I I'll 5: R, sSnsa soi aiddi ss;s:i F Z. Z. hD Dr. \ si II.
Baldwin. NoEwalk. Conn, ): Roberts. New York;
lander. New York; ,T.j. Meoaa!ic. New YORK; $.
Mackaye. New York: James NJ: Robin, Brooklyn
The 9d Hat. Nowhere, W. X; {; D. New York; Arthur
iyn; Sara Louise. East Be- ,,on, Mass; II. Monrad' Chi
SSs9i Tina p wG3dnerS; Louis /. H'nriehs' brookiyn'
Correct solutions to Iissner's problem were re-
eeived from Theodore X. Huyler. BROOKLYN: N. s..
New York: Correct Yon Are, BROOKLYN: S. stemler.
New y fo ( w aGw Es Ssw B yopfi Fiad G, Enseli R B.1ob;
Se. ANOTHER New York; Grovsr'S Ltl; Denbury'
s sissnep d.. Aia &i sssa"' 3: 81 S%G'T nv. f Meyei. \ Se s;
York; II; W; Barry. South Boston. Mass; Elek Emil.
SewarS. NH !. 81. Norman, Woodme re Leopold
FriedIandsr. New York ]. j. MicQuaidc. New Yort;H.
Pa; sydney Kosenfeld. New York; Arthur R. Adams.
SSSlTai Piai GGani: n hG 9': J. L /. iaS%Ss' R R]5SSaiyp Mss W;
Tina. woodmere; ]. W. Coslcy, wainsboro. Ca; r.
F. WARWICK. st. Paul. MINI. Edwin H. Baldwin.
atlantic City, and A. y; Middlcmass, New Britain
Sara Louise. East Boston; Mass; Tina, woodmere;
rect solutions to Nos. 500 and hol:
NEW N s Sorn; chssfSs Il. eli gii,e sTeDt'y New NJ y o. o. for Or:
warded additional correct solutions to No. SOL, as did
F. c. Tolies, Brooklyn. to No. 600.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Beginner. New book for be.
ginners will answer.
David Rosenbaum. New York. writes under date of
Dec. 90 as follows: 1.-THE rulea OF the intprcolIeuiate
chess tournament dCbAr post graduate students from
est-d ia chess. and rs a great admirer OF the play Of
WiIlIInr to stake from SIS to sioo on N his Chances = OF OF
beating in a SET match the WHINE of the above named
tournaments"
F. T, Brooklyn.-The Brooklyn Chess Club won
correspondence with the Chicago club some wears
ago. There is, however. another match in progress
now. so far BROOKLYN has won two games and
Chicago one.
Pointer. New York.-It would be OF little use 10 try
to bring over those people 10 your thinking, and It
would therefore he only a vast. OF time,
Kicker, New York.--TuE Sun cannot print club
disnuIes
81, Stengler. New York,-Staunton's book on odds
ia considered 10 be the best book for your purposes.
W. Cartright, Washington. d. C.-No additional
news respecting the Vienna tournament has come 10
hand aInae lie last Information was given three or
Undecided New York, Your best plan would be TO
study the books.
ident or the Maahattan Chess Club potsesses the
greatest chess library hereabOut. Il. il. Cook, Hobo.
he h c an a. B M ano,Vipg 10 ether Of these pentiicn,en
you may be permitted to inspect tie books.
cluus You viii and plenty Of members who viii uiav
with and instruct you. Moreover, you WAL have n
thsrefore improve your own play' '|N '' wa
ColirgemRn. New York.-Hymes played in two
COMMITMENTS for Columbia and ~southard four times
Tor Harvard, Uewius Tiaycd for his college su,ne
three or four years ago. Tie total records OF the four
colleges were given in last Sunday SITS.
Il. S Walters. New York -Jasnogrodsky came TO
this country about four years ago when It was IN
Joined the Manhattan Chess club and he has been "a
very active member OF that organization ever since.
He was born In Russia. but he lived In Paris and Lon.
don previous TO hs stay In this country. Dolmar Is a
native OF this city. Tho london player. Deimar. Is
his nephew.
International. BOSTON. Mass-There is very lIttlo