The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13

SOLUTION TO NO. OlS.
!. K.B G, RxKt; 2. Or 2, any; 3. Or g, mate.
i:kk--ssss.. P-f.: /. M M Rsks; S 5. kt ks., mate mate:
!. K-Bs. Pc o; 2. XXX Z. any other; 8. Kt-o z,
j. lK-Bs. any other; e. Kt-o7c h, KxB; 8. Kt tKts)
SOLUTION TO NO. 6ls.
HI k-S : !, T. = bK Ksg e T Rs (. mate.
]. XXX X :. BxKt: 9. RIO 8. mate.
TX K, / ! !, PP -SS !: ! !. K k,-k' . p m mate
= SOLUTION TO LIssNER's PROBLEM.
1.R-k B g. p-K g r. g; 2 < p; mate.
!. kk--kk 3 SS..Ff--IR.o Z. e QFBa mat mate.
i.R-k : =, R-s AZ. S1 ;, mate.
iR-K'B $40. AZ 3 + mate;
!. R-K Il 0, II elsewhere; =. RIB 5. mate.
Correct solutions to ais were received from Theo-
$ sGss r: New s@y YORK h: 5Ss, " fi N; 81 xS. sFS TorE: correct r; %i
You Are. B%Eookiyn; s. stemlcr. New York How Easy.
York; Fred Garter. Boston; YET Another. New YORK;
srover's n. panGury; Conn H;w, Meyer. New York;
Conn; II. W. Barry, South Boston: c. h. Coultaus,
Brookiyn;J. Roberts, New York; II, Monrad. Chicago;
e esssE' Miami Flat Edwin H. Baldwin, N0Fw''f'
Correct solutions to problem eie were received
Brooklyn; S. stemler. New York: How Easy. Brook.
j 5u,; F ,n T Ensel; N bTTos YSrH, r. Er 5: W Waiter S Ssw 9C y :
Another. New York; Theodore R: Huyier. Brooklyn;
4. s Z: sr r.SexY YORK stG' Eek FIN Emil pS Ss% York eGH bT. 4.
II Baldwin. Sorwalk. Conn; J. Roberts. New York;
=. HenscheI, Brooklyn; il. Monrad. Chicago; ". ".
Ellery, Brooklyn: Edwin II. Baldwin. Norwaik. Conn.
fs1Sda naG% R. NJ d'g Msase :. S a",' York. siG just IN Time Fl ne.
New York: How Easy. Brooklyn; Fred Engei. Brook.
l ". r hp 8; %.l's Sev N scrf fore er1 E.sa Carer Ii' ba Bos1Sp;
Conn, H: ". Meyer. New York: H. W. Barry. South
Riss%Gnd DR. M 4; II; Ss,a" Y, 70 GrT y Ro Genn.' \ N. $;
York; Elek Emil. New York: W W. Ellery, Brook.
R. Monrad. Chicago; Edwin H. Baldwin, Norwalk.
Z. Henscbel. BROOKLYN. A. r. Wallace. New York and
H. NJ. Cong.on. New York, forwarded additional cor.
rect solutions TO M: elI, F. warwick. ST. Paul.
8l6 and 6i7.
CORRESPONDENCE
p. 4. j.. BrookIyr.-A problem should have only
studying tho position; II your solution does not
put it down as certain that Your. is wrong.
AS; r.. Miadlet9wn: \; Y.-IfI K-BT. Ks, g.
W: Clarke, fremont. .Y.-No; get Peterborough
Growers LII, D,nhury: conn,-If in els K-Kto o.
Ino K. s%chufer; phiiadclphia.- Tho motto and solu:
tion must be written on the margin or on the back OF
the paper. In writing the position use red ink or
f psp the Siaa ( p Me,se R Tass c a%S n nt%e to III, disclose Ss ey y"ur
name when sending your entrl.s.
bii.hop.are preferabis 20 . bishop and a Knight.
due at Cambridge and oxford last THURSDAY; lna
day or two this match win IN all probability be set.
80 - wv oS "'i'hh w p'os uiihb 'ho
Two in a ROW. New York.. PIX 3 constitutes
the French d fence In reply to l. PIX. independ.
ent Of any other moves which may follow these
of the Manhattan Chess Club would not prevent You
from hecommt a member OF that club. Apply to the
se MetropolI nDn Fis, r" SeW : Tcra'aT f1reG fourth game
or the tie match between Baird and Koehler was
ma.Sh a draw. as the three previous gsm.s wers
drawn and the fourth will in all probability share
inquirer. Brooklyn.-The cable chess match will be
played at the assembly rooms. Academy, OF Music.
Montague street; Brooklyn. while the London end OF
the contest will be conducted at the Hotel Cecil.
Several rules OF the first In
ternational problem tournament were published In
jersey Player. N:wark.aoApply to the Secretary of
Manhattan Pinyer.-wait TIL the tournament is
well under way. and the scor 9 OF the competitions
shall be given from time to time.
X. S. Redmont, New York.-No: the king cannot
letter.
A Bet Decided.-A wins. II a piece Is oncc touched
It mus, move, n II can Legally do 30. As long as a
player keeps his hand on the piece once touched he
hen m mIrs s q isai H'G move 70 f Rs Is T4 nSt ob BIZ ,s1o to P pas i en
the square which he first touched with the piece.
U INTERNATIONAL PROBLEM TOURNAMENT.
+. NJ. Tced. one Of the judges in the first interna.
tional problem Tournament OF THE SuS. In forw
thu problems given above. writes 10 the following
effect, = Mr.; Carpenter !" Tsr Nv w e. a. 1,,I my;elf thomsn II
dunn respecting the problems und"r the notices. of
'Kn'f kn,s s5fT Esfan quo q t mo1s., ana Vt sics IL H% rs. en-:
bles No. ~; p ~; Of Aisxandr.,s collection. while
judges feel constrained to exclude the problem from
".ouo A"imo' q movcs)-rhe authors solution
will not work no mate after K-Q d 81, and the prob
lem can he solved by Rx
received bearing This motto. aathors key 90 Kt 9.
q unsound. Yielding TO ROT and other moves
During the past week the following additional
entries FOR our nrst International problem tourna'
ment came TO hand: No. rs. "HedwiG" three