The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-28

New. York; II. w. Meyer. New York; h. W. Barry.
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keil, Brooklyn; K. W. Wright, New Y9rf; homss
h h91iGia.IaHi STSHi \. J.. S g. SS!t. 6 sd a!yH5g ofi, Fish,
r6 Correct i s niS TO No, -. TeTs re sedNsiv from 4
II. MsSser. New YORK Just N Time, Sew YORK: Cor:
F Easy i2 Br6 A5ti BTo SFsS Ea 8; ss'S Srooti SfT r FoF I. Ssi.
tiers. New York; Fred Carter. Boston; Yet Another.
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Ei.f n Gmif. s csiS YcTi, E Ma.. s. f e aa,ssii. BTSosllyn:
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hin; Arch 4 Pa: Thom s'. +; R,c6insGn, BrocEiyn:
(. Busi. New York Isaac FTisch. Lawrence Lake.
correct SH' solutions on f to Nos a..l III snS ~. While iSdIs'' G +.
Darling correctly solved 100.
CORRESPONDENCE.
7. d. o.. Arnsville Apply to the Secretary Of the
organization In question. He will be best able to
4 Bet iPssidss'1X wins; According to the Ameri.
identical. a PLAYER need not say check when threat
student, New Yorf1tThe intercollegiate e.el.
yf,; /, q si,1i IN ,h Sy he ND, o. tW o. ,iI.sr, N a., r.,
tional tournament, 70 be played simpltane9nsly with
cut e%nfr 4ss'"i How Ss"r' the % nas%ea Of O The .p Son aSstsn 81 and /"
their scores VII Os given from tine TO- time a.
Board q Di eetors q the newly established chess
Association of the United States 10 arrange a national
place in this city;
Samuel sp't"IlH T. ! / iHn rsaG en- fTssiHp problem
'? John r' GoeS% %nS SSSns'd Y@ri@H3e.. black can castle
With the white knight on X = J. ,s,,,, ,.,,. diva,
II. OR ] instead Of TO
that there viii be a triangular eontsst between from
sI to eight PLAYERS, representing New iork, Penn
Simmer Smmer Meeting n"a Mass OF the New y Yors s sat.HS ohesa a ~
cation. 4 meeting q the Board Of Disectors Of the
when all the details will be settled.
nciai list h hN" Zone Nst 70 hand. According rn%.se to latest aS In IN:
formation there is atill some doubt as TO Tarrasch.
to eompste. While the rules dis.inciIy say that there
will be played hve rounds in each week. the days of
not known at present on which OF the six working
course. Aproviso has been made in tho rules that
viii SaSSs to BE- Il mashed %n the ID iisst Dag 'A, -"
New Y~orker.Y1n VII! always be able to find an
a late hourin the evening.
round Of the first correspondence tournament OF
THE Sun have been recorded 40 far.
member OF the Chess Club in connection with the
Turn Verein unless you first join the latter organi-
nc GT sSss. I La: p e %5g,s c1nn:Io On. page . d among
ploded last week, while your cook" to ~ was
IN r %i is9' t5 d HSs It T Eff. to so GsF shy sno as fG Ike to
n, %G :sy t tsst Il ; tn &C., lssi 2 to 7 ? 5 an. ,haTf e n Br q s. ns1.
r.; e r MzKt5 6. P-B o and no mate defeats the
stranger, New York.-The Manhattan Chess Club.
TO- East Twenty second street. and the Cosmopoli.
Brooklyn Chess Club in Montague street. but the
addresses OF the other clubs are not known to THE
Joseph {. j. wainwright. the winner of the second
movers in our ,srst, international problem touras.
ment writes to The syS. stating that he is now a res.
original problems, which will receive due consid-
Il. Mourad, Chicago.-rhanks for contribution.
which will find a place among the problems in The
DR.. A. II. B.-You know we draw the line at four.
moves They are not popular with our solvers.
our SECOND CORRESPONDENCE TOURNAMENT.
During last week the following additional entries
for our second correspondence tournament came to
= Y; P Ral4e' sShroer. ie5 N %oodWa srdS street StO Jersey
CITY. \. J. ;Jo1eph Braun. care. Of voorhees, bakery,
;%ssfssy GltS:, william j; MsrT!sSn, rlndIs% sssn@s;,
Snl E S Ssaf'9 Yort: 81 s;e n &C. F g. Iysn' sG Go Hfnt lnlst
SgoHny or i: k G,n Ep, ssi ~ I.r Eat Ninety ar.t street:
pr. :. v. Close. Gonverneur, NY. Entrance fee Of
Now that there seems a fair prospect Of getting the
required numbero Of competitors tie rules to govern
i. The contestsnts are divided BY lo, into section,
OF four players each;
.. p; . anS9 s %iiS 5y w1!l a asys to one e1 Ia h two s. ss%s' stimuli,
3; The winners in each section to play IN the second
:. The time limit TO be forty eight hour. per
move, sundays NOT TO COnnt. EaCn player Will nave
the light to a fortnights vacation during the prog
given to all PLAYERS In his section.
b. Each game won to count one point and a draw
half a point.
Is. At the end Of a game the winner must forward
correct copy q. the score to THE SUS in order to have
the game properly registered. Iii case of a draw the
ward the score of such drawn game to THE Sun.
I. The entranc" money to he ST..
x. There Will he four prizes. tn be divided as fol-
lows: First, fbur-tenths of the entrance money;
second. three-tenthS: third, two tenths; fourth, ole-
tenth.
y. In case of a tie In any Of the sections no rule
shall be laid down for the present, as there will be
time enough t. settle that question.
10. All disputes which may arise during the prog.
ress of play t. b. adjudiCated by THE Sun.
Competitors are kindly asked 10 forward their
respective entrance moneys either in checks or pos
tai orders payable to THE 8 IN.
OUR FIRST CORRESPONDENCE TOURNAMENT.
DR.. A. II. Baldwin. Sorwalk. Conn. lays he wins
his two games in the second round OF the correspOn-
dence tournament on the ground he has not heard
from his adversary. Will, Of this city for over tve
DAYS. Unless the latter can explain this matter
within the next week, Bsldwin's demands will he
allowed.
MAJOR HANHAM AT HIS BEST.
tan Chess club is nearly completed |. Delmar and
r 'ethiny have divided the first and second prizes
and they will have 70 play Il rra'c'l OF two genes np
for the possession OF the trophy. nffsred by Arstidus
MARTINEZ. the President of the club. One OF the most
interesting games OF the series was the QUE At con.
tested between Major hanhAn and Marshall. The
score OF this game IL appended:
PETRoFF's DEFENCE.
H.NHAM. M.KsHALI" H,sHAM. MARSHALL.