The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-12

i. Kt-R /. RI s.; g. R-Kt3. mate.
K.-R%RR-66 B,s:s 81 mate.
|: k ktt-Rk !. k-2s s; T. . E Z K i i ?. mate.
!, K.-R !. SKt 2, B; e g J, mate. mat,
/ I: k k,-k: !: R 3 r; j: e :. : RE Z (! = p m %s'e'
Kt-E:ks-R5; Z ! E; %sss:
!: kkss--kstt !: ss--.kk \; : < ( K K + F. mate mate.
!. Rt-Ri !. same + 3 elsewhere e. Kt-B o, mate.
l. Kt--B 4. p moves; 9. CD o, mate.
S. H. p. Lodur. New York, and c. D. p. Hamilton.
EAston, Pa. also sent this solution.
OUR CORRESPONDENCE TOURNAMENT.
The following results of the games in the first cor.
e,pondence tou ornament among the readers of THE
UE came to hand during the past week: In section
go. wldmer beat ostrander; in section o, X. B. Lloyd
W. ToP Bs sTS F %on sw TGU games q; E fr6m :. j. R X ifSslSR N n F T:
LOBBY gets a win IN two games from Harvey J. King
time limit rule G. A. wuillamy writes to THE sun
saying that owing to lack OF time he is compelled to
section ~ viii. therefore; receive tw" wins each. Re.
SpeSHt'ns the dispute between i; j rs Anderson %. e
that no penalty move can ., claimed, as THE
s stSL SS''s Sefns ' iaenttGSl ' With ne 81 "'n moves RSs G any," As
regards C.. stan Hift3n,s claim; 1t appears thai
right enough from B%urnhRn. The latter never
claimed TO have won q game. Competitors. In Sending
rQuested to always give the number OF the section
in which they are e PLAYING .nd kGSs Bsi c the dispute drSP tS
the sixth section, THE Sun ds"idss that the latter's
claim cannot be sustained. aud mat the game VIII
ers that this Ia supposed to be a friendly contest. and
that u would not do to always exact a pound of
DUR ~ERNATloN PROBLEM TOURNAMENT.
Tine following additional entries for our hrst inter.
a aSrIpr ,b srI ISst w tSIfnA MSrim. R Vtssg eSm %s 40 hana
Heron The Cat and tie Mouse II Matndor,",
SON NJ Hchagar."' simplicity" "E fiuri6us
unum." These problems received the numbers % to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nat Wheeler. New Y~orE.-The socalled knight =
tour was published In the last number OF the British
Reg Farnsworth. BrooKlyn.-A cook is called a
good problem should have one key move only.
Two IN a Row New lorE. al player having touched
can lcEitlna;ely he taken otherwls e he must move
any or his pieces al the order OF his adversary. II
no penalty.
ri. IL W, NewArk.-R tK)-K . will give you the
Anxiod. to Know, New York -Roccomora is not Of
Was born, honsl, at Hamburg, Germany.
IiArlcmitc.- fon arr rignt. We ought to arrange
city, but there Is not tho least chance f0rcarrying out
such a sch' me nj present,
Il; Mayer. Brookyn.-QRb Cor LlHck is Identical
with al IN the German notation. ami so on, The
Metser rlrsrag nc code is really the German nota'
such a. King, queen, kings rock. numerals are given.
nameI t. a. :. &c1 AID hence 'K-Gk viii" be called i5a,
Ok R6 2sb. aid 50 on. II Is said that IN cabling
Dy means Df THIS code not an error occurred IN IN any
gamrs played by cable or telegraph. The MGtgcr
code was used in the gsIneS played by telegraph be.
tween tho Vienna and st, Petersburg chess clubs.
X. $, W.isht. Patterson, The problem in question
Is an entry for our nrst international tournament,
and the authors name can III hrcIOre not bc made
know until the judges have handed IN their reports
international. N"w NorN.-Acc0Iding to present ar.
rGngentCnth tho players VIII have one day OF rest
after the completion OF the nrst nineteen rounds
which VIII utcur gu Monday, June -. ChRrousek
was laid up with pneumonia. and although he was
reported 20 DO much better q day or two previous 70
the beginning or play, his doctor would pot allow
Inn 10 play, as he was sin too weak 90 be able to
uniergo such hard mental work; .
student, New Iurk.-fou VIII have TO wait until
the intercollegiate tournament Is played at Christina
time,
Correspondence Player, Rrooklyn.-The rules are
very plain on that point, Make "a proper claim. At
TN SUN VIII rcrOgnilr t.,
Don't Know, Philsdelphia--At the time when TIL
player In quest ON sent his entry there was liIti'
chance or any other American player being able q
10. The committee therefore. in order TO nave III
country represented, saw nj to accept the entry.
he Einner, New IOrk.-B X Il oh, X X Is, Q-R , oh, &
be followed hy . X b, thus rrgainlng the piece,
ClubmRn, New York There Is some talk abnul
matchmaking III" TWO clubs IN question, but nOthini
dehnits can he said for the present:
Inquirer, Jersey City.-ThO number OF prizes, thci
respective values. together with the main rules anC
regulations, were given In The Sun last Monday.
E~nKlisAman, New York -Trenchari IA "A rtrOnl
LONDON amateur, aud he PLAYED for Great Britain Il
the last caOir match against this country. LpcOcL
play ed Ia the International tournament at bradford II
HISS. He won lve games, lost eight, ard drew three
on that occasion. The Other English amateur con
Hall, and lLumbhh
ErnG :, T.. New york.-If LIT 4 1t CHI, q Z 1t dh
oh, aud there Il no mate next move. VIII X, Lyons
KenIutky, may be able TO supply you with The boob
Austrian, New York.-As far Rs It Is known hor,
the Austrian Emperor did not supply = prize for the
tournament no" In progress ~ Vienna. II he IA