The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-03

BROOKLYN; Fred EnEel. B~rooklyn; R. S. Walters; New
YORK; Fred Garter. m Boston Tonk. YET o A \ New York
Conn: II; w Barry, South Boston, Mas: J. Roberts,
New York X. Monrad. Chicago; No Sime, Nowhere;
Edwin H; Baldwin, Norwalk. Conn; X. Il. wieczorek,
Correct solutions to problem No. $50 were received
from Theodore X. Huyler. Brooklyn; NJ. s., Brook.
Ign; r., N. MaGser. New YORK; Just in Time, New
York; Correct You Are. BROOKLYN; S. Stemler, Now
iIn! i, How I, wb ESsy, i EESo 9GTR; F Ersa c EFES!' R RrGSR;
Elek Emil. New YORK; II. W. Barry, South Boston.
New York; Edwin II. Baldwin. Norwalk. Conn. sam.
J' W. Chap mSH J JEW West Naptic. Conn. { '0fA'
II. W. Barry, South Boston Mass. forwarded add.
Louis wlnkler. Kingston. Jamaica. W. l., to Nos. $50
and 66l. and F. warwick st. Paul. Mimi. solved No.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Emil Schanner, New York Baird DID beat Tschig-
Analyst. New York.-You are quite right.
s. o w, Notwithstanding to the schedule the
Adolf Hevi. New York.-Transp9se the fifteenth
and sixteenth moves and you VIII find no further
Correspondence Player. New York.-THE Sun will
print a few games from the tournament.
II. w, Barry. South Boston.-YOu may rest assured
that THE suT did see the postal card in question.
ing an Impossible move 4. that you can force your
opponent To move any piece on the board, II your
you neei not taEe any notice thereof, but II II is
discovered that your king is In check the moves have
J. Jones, HoboEen y: TUE sun has printed
many games from the vienna tourney, over 100
games from the Berlin tournament were given in
Israel Cohen. New York; drawn game is counted
R. r., New Y~ork.-THE SUN has at present no space
A New Man. Elizabeth, N. J.-You will have to
read THE sun every day.
and no mate. II XIX u, k-E 3 and no mate and 30
on. BY comparing the $ luton given in THE suS with
SSEi seE own you VIII easily ""a '"0 various uo''H''' LOT
have come 20 hand As regards the prOpOsed Cologne
tournament.
State Piayer.-It Is Understood that tho railroads
will oner special rates.
now . resident at Manchester. England, and a mem.
Curious 10 Know. NV York; committee is at
present ENGAGED In sGl"c!ing suitable quarters: A.
ton OF the two cluns Will take place,
A. l.. F. New YurE.-SeVcral OF the leading mem.
the Manhattan Chess Club. These clubs are on the
best possible terms with eGch other, and while there
inrla! Ing strength. there Ia perfect harmony between
Viii There BE a Match Nothing has been hoard
from showalterof late, but as stated nTHE Sun some
sies. Mehiers, New York.-No; the move must
Black knight, New York,-Freeborough's hook is
looked upon AS the best for beginners and more ad'
A unnI PIaycr.-The late Captain Mackenzie won
the hrst prize In the International tournament at
Frankfort III i9tI. blarknurne ana Weiss divided
other players were Bardeieb"n. Berger, Tarrasch.
FDEll -cIL l., Puulsrn. Sthullopn, SChlncrs. AlaUln,
! Barn, Dr. Sua, Gmsbrrs. M"tger. ZukertOTt, Gott.
schall, Scneve, Taulomhans, Fritz and Harmonist.
william hrady. New l~orE.-Mason did enter for
the Vienna tournament. tut II Is said the committee
declined 10 accept his entry
Several Core poudents. Queries on positions must
always be accompanied with the positions properly
dia6rHmmed.
two copies OF each position must be forwarded to
THE Sun.
Astudent.B rooklyn.-Look at the R-K 5 variation
aud you will hnd that this move would spoil your In
tended mate In ak moves.
James FelienOerg. West Brighton-rho queen should
always win In an end game against c rock when tho
latter piece is not supported by any pawns.
Corr spondencs Player. New York According to
the rules you arc cni tl"d to a fortnights vacation
and y1u can take u rc,t. VIII never yOl feel inclined,
provided yOu We I"r hpllre To Your opponents IN
your particular section.
New Yorkrr-ioth the hrothers Il iiri played In the
sixth American ch, ss congress ~ loSU Ia this CITY
u. g. Baird won hneea games. lost twenty'one aud
drew two,J j. ". Baird won hVe' lost Twenty-one and
drew -four, ,
Harold DrAsEsr. HewArk.-R-K Is identical with