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X on Q II; Q on Q Kt u; r on X II 2; KITS on X 5 and
K 7; on X B 2; Ps on Q g, X b 3 and X R4.

m N nm
K on Q r; 9 on 8 Kt 81 R on K ?, Kts on X 8 and
K Z; Bon X b 2; Ps on Q o, X b 3 and R4.
w~HTrE-SINE PIECES.
White to play and mate in two moves.
Both the above problems are entries for our nrst
International problem tournament.
on X . in the diagram should be a black one.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM Nc. e8S.
!. RE I. nKEB I; Z. OK KS. XXX or K 8,
IL KID !. K-o5 8; ?. K-Kt4, XXX or XXX 8;
/. fKt-Bfi P|BSii i; p go mate.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO 500.
!. Xix 3, KxR; ., OR, mate.
/ !: k ks-k 3 3. RE s s z s. SKI. i m nts'''
.k k.-K 3 :, kktt1 n& 2 :; E !. Rik (; mate mate,
]. kkit--kk :. Mr.; :. RR--kk !, mate mate.
IK.-k 3 Bn9; :. Eft 4, msts. ,.-p,m,,o
!. kktt -S Boz 500 i ). H Z ! H or B BIZ :. Kt1 Xxi T. mate mate.
l. :k kt-k E 3. F Pr 8 :: 3 3. IS - & 3. mate mate.
Correct solutions to problem No. 'ids we're received
i from r EAf I'D e Sad Rs: Hd SsT T es49E 5nst N NJ f Fl er Sdw
York; Correct You Are, .Brooklyn; $. stenler.. New
r. s; Walters. New York, FIsd Garter. Boston; YET
another, New York 4; W. Never, New York: Elek
banSnry. Conn; / Nearly Forget. Br9okiiyn; Il. Y.
Barry south boston; Mass; Mrs; $: f Haskell.
Baldwin Norwalk, Conn; II. Igel, DR.. New York; R.
Correct solutions to problem No 400 were received
from Ihe9doEe r. HHyler, BROOKLYN: NJ. s., BROCK.
3 lynx: r So m; Mn Y1@ Are new nr YS]f; 1u g s IN ntEt' New New
York; How Easy. Brooklyn: Fred Engle, Brooklyn;
An 81 hMsi!NS eS Y Pork f i. u. t Meyt G%sf! New H YsrG; E Lex
Emil. New York; :. Roberts; New York; Growers Lii.
Barry. SOUTH Boston. Mass; Mrs. S. +. Haskell,
Brooklyn; samuel VieTtel, New York; Dr. 4; H Bald
Ii. Monred. Chicago; Dr.. 4. H. Baldwin, Norwalk,
additional correct solutions to Nos; 6ea and 49,,
and "; 4: r.. Dan6nry; Conn., %56;, and +; Warwick; Red
to No; Gd6. while Israel Cohen. New York. correctly
solved No.661.
OUR FIRST INTERNATIONAL PROBLEM ToURNA-
MEST.
During the past week II Z following additional prob
lens were received as entries; ~ 100
reni ~ id u 5ssT |s !s,c la f"' Fa to9 MT The fast, "S9H %E,
DC salsii% :tz NlatlS Sinii n" "Sa,dam:: .o "y 4
~; nXie J! s iIS Be p Or SSt ! to lT>y p sIisS,% : M {
Causa two and three mover. "Hohe Wand, =
n rK% anS .Errs mo2 Mand iysS "'It N MS5sr asys B SEQ.
tai Two Dozen" Only Fourteen" "A slender Flow,
FRE::gentt."4 ""tMSf MORO t G. Merry EHrsH MGiadrigai' S.T6e
Century Plant" Allen 2; 4: ., 8: Ii 3; " Cuba
ceived the numbers lao to Iss. respectively.
OUR FIRST CORRESPONDENCE TOURNAMENT.
Tit following results in our first correspondence
tournament came to hand during last week: King,
spor beat Hannah in the second section. LOBBY and
Lloyd drew a game in the ninth section. as did Hig.
gins and Libaire in the tenth section, and Boyer lost
10 Widmer in the twentieth section.
Respecting the dispute between Monzert and Barry
~ cas n in favor Of Barr r The whole ihTii c a rests T upon
the Circumstance whether Monzert made his move
P-QRs 90, but only wrote PR : forced, he is
committed to play Q-B 2, and. Of course. Barry
the mate and draws the game. 1t IL certain that
Monzert overlooked tho knighting of the pawn. and
while such a thing could not occur over the board,
things are different in play by correspondence.
Will in section q complai m II at he cannot get re.
These piaye, IS are rrminded tat on tho demand OF a
compel tor their games will be marked down AS lost.
Francis skinner = appeal from the decision given
last week cannot be entertained. The Sun expects
ever r@mpetitof to read TIE sT Y Sun, and if he
is decided against him.
CORRESPONDENCE.
II. NJ. Congdon, New York.-lf l. Q XXI, 30 q
chester 6, Jersey. New Miiford.-If l. B-R 2. d !
o. X. KtIB9 and no mate. r..p "a,
MatSnzas, Brooklyu.-hl Kt-Qo. B-Kt CHI and
s. weinstock. Brooklyn'-If l. Q-Kt 2 % Z Kt,
IsFaei COIN, New York.-If white compelS black to
play so as 70 mate white; ne thereby commits suicide
F. L., Brooklyn.-THE Sun cannot answer your
g. Remsen, New YorklThere arc too many mis-
International. New iork.-Some Of the better camel
from the Cologne tournament will be given In TIL
sUN. over 200 games from the Vienna tournament
have already been published III THE sun: The tota
number of games actl ally plaGGd, including the
four games III the tie match. Is 800.
A bet decided.-A wins. Laskrr IL the senior.
Lat. Morris. PARLIAMENTARY forward the position
on a diagram and It shall he duly examined.
Englishman, New York blackburn intended a
hrst to participate in the Cologne tournament, hui
he finally decided not 10 play.
H.. S. Winter, New York. -Showalter won the mattel
in question.
THE VIENNA TOURNAMENT.
Following is another selection of games from tn,
Vienna tournament: