The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-06

lMM Nm Nm Nm
Kon X =; on Q g; Kt on Q Z; B on Q B o; Pc
wHTrE-sIx PIECES.
white to play and mate In two moves.
SOLUTION TO NO. 61O.
I'Kt-B! PIX; 9; 2-R.PmB s, Oh; s;Po oKa 8 mate mate
l. i: :kt-B.. Rfkf;G' : 29 OR s 8 sh. o qHq; g. .9 RtiP mate mate.
I. Kt-B4. Kt-B 8; >. o-Rs ch. Q interposes; 8.
Et1Be.s2; OR Oh, P794; 3. 9,r mate.
i.Kt-B4 !. B-B; 3. 44xB,. Kt-B 5; 5. Kt-Q 9 mate.
k.-ss;B.kss:S eS1k
oLUTIoN TO NO. Gil.
1.S-KK g. g. + ! < e.; 3 Sc 9-6t 4 3, innate mate
LAX 8 p Z 2; 2 X < r a mate; mat.
i$-K 3. P-kt 4; yP; mate; mat,
SOLUTION TO RUSSIAN END GAME
A.. S. Richmond. Mlddletown, Conn. forwarded the
following solution TO this position:
: I; 3. %. %. e. 4: % !: !: ! 81 4 ]: =; |: !: !: !: /: !: &; !: 4: 4 E.; {: 3:
ss s. '' ZEE FL :? ! 81 e 5 ? ? n ! s 4 q :s:: < e. $sf I and
III. P-Rs 90, PR 90. g. Q K Q stale mate.
Correct solutions to problem No. go were received
from R: NJ MsnseI. New York; Correct You Are.
iyn; Fred re- Ensel. Brootlyn: T. s. walters. New York;
Just in Time. New York; Fred Carter, Boston: Yet
n: s. BROOKLYN; Growers ~. psn6ury. Conn;H.
". Meyer; New York; Eien Emil New YORK: Dr.; 4:
II. W. Barry. South Boston; Charles Kennel. Brook.
E En-; II. baldwin. PhiIadelph'a; william /. Ferris.
Elizabeth. NJ J.; W. Il. Ellery, Brookiyn;J J.. J; Robin.
! ham. Mass.
Respecting problem No. go, some correspondents
Kt-3. If. in reply. black plays BIB, it appears that
white has no better play than 9 = B or 2CH z nthe
en% yr 1,mB sa 3; ana t9 he Kt is no R %ats j. IN g sight otK Il { : IS and O.
&C Correct solutions fnp to 10. sii wero received from
Mssuser. New YORK: Just in Time: New York; Correct
You Are. Brooklyn; s; stemler. New York: How Easy.
York; Fred Garter, Boston; Yet Another. New York;
Growers LII. D%anhury: Conn. H W; Never. New York;
Conn: 4. Roberts. New York: +: W; Barry; South
hSstSn i. X j.. He CHARLES eh RsnSeil. T BrooFIy n. KITE r.: A. as ::
BtGhm"nG, MiddletS%P P,, M ~; Ed WIN i; Ral Ty T.
Eiiery. Brockiyn;; j. ]. Robinson. Jr. brooklyn;
George KIingier, New York; Framingham. Mass G.
o..r. New York: H. S. MaGssys, New York;
fsiSsa from r, T h %s".e r. T May's Yor PfG Ja.E II y; s,
New YSrk; e Correct re- You Are. brooklyn nus $. stemIer..
New York; How Easy. Brooklyn; Fred Engel; Brook
Yet Another. New York; Growers LII, Danbury'
Conn; II "; Meyer. New York; II; v. barry; south
walk. Conn; 4. 5, Richmond. Middletown: N. w.
]. Robinson, ,Jr. BROOKLYN; Birmingham. Mass.
additional correct solutions to problems COS. 500.
and Chapin's position.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Another Constant Reader. New Y~ork.-Capt. Bau.
mont OF London has repeat dly tried to make the
game Of four handrd chess popular in England, but II
the game is scarcely ever played. Staunton, in one OF
h + o 500 SeG sly %Y"r The FSlfs q s ' Wit, s ai.c solve the posi-.
ton which you forwarded to TnE Sun. Unless you
good, on closer examination you wni and that ali
the pieces In the position you mention are necessary;
Others to induce solvers TO try TO nnd other mates.
No Sender. Drnoklyn.-Either defence will do.
tha g. PR ! or The !. XIX > move: Althoush
the scs e tancs OF the 1Sv k,n E,i FS Gn hcs ought gnt to % w accs the
II unless he Is well nosted in al ysriatlons, 1t Is
EaInbit. This rule nearly applies 10 all samhits.
Arnold T. Reinhardt; Patchosue. l.. I3You are
as black can defeat Your object by moving the Q-Rs..
Kelianskii is a dentist at Berlin; He is an able com,
has happened to problemists Of great renown that
Rich. Lobenheimcr. Hoboken. y. lyon arc right.
English. sui, as long as it is the onicial notation in
the clubs. THE suN cannot change u ana must con.
tlnue to use the same 1t is a paper printed In the
VS.. 81, New York.-The player received the right
W htNlb bhNA bh'h'F =" tN hhD
THE SUS cannot. therefore, print the games.
W. Atkinson, Washington. d. Cat the time when
the first tnt~erparliamentary match was played by
cable II was Thought to make this an annual affair.
arrangements for a second encounter. The first
match ended in a draw, as did the consultation game.
which was played AT the end OF the cable games In
the match.
A report on the meeting was duly published In THE
Sun two days after the meeting.
Composer, New York, There are too many duals In
both tile positions ~ forwarded by you and in the
main variations Please ny TO do away With these
Sol. II. M..-EdwRrG lLynies Is a lawyer. He IL q
graduate OF Columbia University, and represented
that Institution In several ntercolleGlate tourna-
munts. III. brothers. the Newark chess players. are
In the clothing trade.
Chess crank, brooklyn The brooklyn Chess Club
has done more for the game within the last three or
four years than any organization In THIS country. In
order 10 arrange all the cable matches . great deal
OF money had 10 DO spent. aud although tho team lost
did a lot toward popularizing tue game. This is
proven by the establishment OF many small clubs
now engaged in u league tournament.
A Bet De fided.- wins. lnasmuch as black can
interpOsr .he queen there Ia no mate In three moves
In me position forwarded To The SuS, but a mate in
four moves. A therefore wins.
An Old Chess Player, New fork.-The New York
Chess Club 4 not In existence. The organization
amalGanatod with the CITY Chess Club some nve
years ago, the time when the latter was founded.
However. OF the former members of the New York
Chess Club there are only \ very few to be found In
the city Chess Club. Most OF them have Joined the
Manhattan.
with aCApturc as a key move.
Inquirer, New YOrk.-It is said in English papers
that Amos Burn huS consented to play Tor the British
ers in The coming cable chess match with America.
A dispute Settled, New Ten games M"
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