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1.B-Kt. P-Kt6; ?. B-R Q dis. CHI. K-B O.; 8. B-Kt
7, mate.
1.B-Kt. P-Ktd O.; q. BRIG dis. ch. XXX; 8. B-Kt
7. mate.
1.B-Kt.P-R7; ?. BIB dis. oh. K-Be; 3. R-o8 mate.
1.B-Kt,P-R7; 2. B-Bdis. CT, XXX; 8. B-Kt2mate.
Many ~solvers, however. have {" cooked" this prob
lows: "-A 'H' ''0n' Oe'nS Ut '0f'
I.R-K. K1P;s ktzB4 sh,K-o5, ark, mate.
l. R-K, Pmoves; 2. Kt-B4, any; 3. t-K4, mate.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 661.
/: ks-B E. 6. Elk! s :; SPk ma Re'o'
!: k ks-B E E. Elk : eisc y; 2. Ii Z z 7 tt mate mate
i. XII 5, 3 eisewhere; =. q p. mate.
i5:kks-BB$ !: k.1Jks 8 + ( SH Z . 4 % mate,
!: ks-B g. 8: F-2 !; Z Z. 9 9tki, 4 n %s!''
Theodore R. auyler, I Brooii SGE n. s.. te BFooEiyn n;o +.
NJ NJ M 96n r., Ne Sr YORK: Just IN I'll. Time New York YORK; Cor:
ten. NsT YORK; Fred Carter, Boston; Yet Another.
York !. %,iecSoref. New YORK: !: s, richmond.
MIDI Middlet e n,,I n; T.; tb pr: A. H. Baldwin NorwAlk.
~ The r eS s5S %,oS SGoo SyS was discovered by Thee;
MHaser, New YORK; Just n Time. Se~ YORK Cor:
rect Essv YG Rro ARE Br0qPf LGG is $; ste%Rl Inat New Y g N Eo,ET
NV; York i: ". Meyer: Ss;y YoFE aseSsF's Ii.
l Ealdw M5,s1 MOrwf RlaoS GG1n; III Franz a r cFTS anS. Bro Q
frS S9rF Fss6 sGlqsiG 4, h f problem BrS SS; SSi y wG g. r1 sseSsl
YORK.; Correct You Are, Brookiypils s. S;temieF.,, New
h;$;, water SsE TSPfEEt FSss caF5sE: b9ssSn; ~
P E5F.l a. sf +; Bath Batdx Ais' SorHaii, G %i%ai''%SF rs. 3 s. : i i;
hMssasla, bf GSicaEo; a Edwin T. H. BR sid%ia, Pitasa;sl 4.
Mass; Frank Gn5omyell. Brooklyn:
correct solutions 70 Nos. 500 and 1b7.
Frank Cromwell. Bro9Elyn; Edwin u. Baldwin.
forwarded additional correct solutions to Nos. d5S
and Il. Monrad, Chicago. to No. 60S.
QUE CORRESPONDENCE TOURNAMENT.
During the past week the results of the following
games IN our hrst correspondence tournament came
In section 2 Klthngspor beat Porter twice and won
one game from Oldham and one from Hannah. In
kemPf IN the seventh section: NiddiemAss beat
won two games from Hnders SiSn% Who oeG retired FROM from
section II. Cahill beat Goodrich in section IA. Barth
two games from Nugent In section 10. and Widmer
beat Barrett in the twentieth section.
testants are requested to take notice Of the appended
l %ss Kind Mh snou Efs to 5e ast SS ro fe : IA A. IBIS Fl a hstfs+: who
state mSf tPst r: t sS g9@ Of i tSn sSnt of tsth p inst I ! TOg tbd
correspondence relative thereto have been erAmined
and ! md that Mr.. Tyler made all apparent mistake
!The penalty z for a an iiIsGa m move mAdo over the
board is well known. and a similar penalty should be
is made to govern the case.
I'm the absence OF such arule In your tournament.
Mr.. Gotthardt is justified in enforcing the penalty.
but the circumstances arc such that do not think
draw his claim, as the intended move Of his opponent
Is obvious.
oorFespoRd itaPS play w. and Fat the 81 ten %sae i Of o Dia N
es to take advantage OF unintentonal errors has
rule permitting contestants to rectify MISTAKES in
trAn'0riOinE moves. Your" very truly uonov,.
TIE T,E s sgs !. nov HywSst..aF the cotton q aCtt6srdt:
u. ID. ACAloy and requests Fr1nctA Skinner to Kindly
make q statement . fIE sUE, SO that the dispute In
section seventeen may DO settled.
OUR FIRST INTERNATIONAL PROBLEM ToURNA-
The following additional entries for our hrat inter
national problem tournament were received during
I'm psn Rrotqpd" "IDtPlCm.ey" "Aqdaotty."
bone" Post IaEpnsm 6Psram:" whiSh latter
thus completing the century.
Correspondence.
Charles (. Morsau. Holyoke MsssIIf IN go !;
As NJ, 3 ;; A !; Hsst IS Brg9.lyn,.1s I. generally .a.
@ aaiSSs more anas S sFiii than i laS any S9 eth or "a games 'h'' 1t re-
is a sli Rs s SSdfSS has ja ntn isssaod the %1 S1.s su I'M bsqe 81 IN
second volume.
into any piece he likes and he may continue to play
however, not conPuisory to sS%sathanre the pawn at
nll, but a player may let i romGin on the board with
VS. ~ @AE $3.50
Rich. Miller, New ,York.-No, you cannot effect a
mate by means Of a bishop or knight. The game is
drawn.
Several ENTHUSIASTICALLY TO information at
hand Lasker IL most likely TO compete IN the Cologne
tournament. II has also been stated that Blackburne,
burn, showalter, JAnowski, schlechter. Marco and
many more OF the players now engaged At Vienna
will participate in the Cologne contest.
Sam Wheeler, New York.-Q-R . will not do the
Job. as black gets a check and there can therefore be
no N %Sts N b 1S Rs yS,n8s P PpssSsTo of %2vs Soo., to b.
rs, i, Es~, York. AT The asAnhu.tAn Chess Club.
A Bet Decided.-A wins. There is no mate In four.
but in nvo moves, M black can interposs tho queen.
Lolrner, New Iork.-Try the 70 b variation aud
yOu Will get a promising attack.
Two Contestants, Brooklyn.-ln the absence of
any rules, you will have To lay the matter before =
referee mutually agreed upon.
Anxious tn Know, New York.-No ofdcinl commu-
nication has reached THE SUA once.
W. l.. A., Brooklyn,-THE Sun prints 40 many
games as space will permit. You will have to read
THE sUN daily, AZ sometimes games are published
during tho week.
NOTES.
Tho Bridgeport chess Club beat the NorwGlk Chess
Club in the annual team match for tho possession OF
the Fairfield County ChAmpionship Chess Cup. the
score being q 70 Z in favor OF Bridgeport.
The management of the New Yorf State CheBa As