The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
I. o-Kt a. P-Kt %. n. Kt or b: a. 1t Z p. mate.
!. Q-Kt6, P1R; ,. Q-Kt 8, mate.
I. Q-Kt q, p 1t; >. Q-Kt 8. mate.
I. Q-Kt q, PIX 4; 2. Kt p mate.
SOLUTION TO END GAME STUDY.

PRO XXX
Correct :Sl12n. t.c'vSS to No sts from W
SSS opn.i Ess Emil S'y I.rt p. o r. ssld
WCSd6rdsg, Il. J.; 3. q. walker, New Yori, george
oS ~ Bsrr tFG% R
Mas j. r. McPesk. New ork; George +. Murray.
Lynviiio fonn: C. p L.. @Sod6riare j. MurSsy
Marble, Worcester. Mass. George Henry, Ea,nus,
y IL Growers Lii. Dsnbury Conn; X. q. walker.
Correct solution. received to. No. s4b from H. W.
Barry. Msdford, Ms;..: DR. 4. II. BALDWIN. NorwAlk.
Conn; Growers LII, Danhury. Conn: El:k Emil.
fGs sGsn b b.r RT'qsa
ray MAJ Bile. Worcester. Mass; Grorge. r.. Murray.
Ny S2h New , 4s. c n.s EMIL rq Ssv yor Il
Me9 3;.sss LyHnyiIie Tenn G. Il wpodorSES n
Correct solution. received to No $40 from, Murray
Ii. D.nca!y. Coma Eisk Emil. New SerE; J. 4 Nc
f. EG"n B,ld3in. Eissb.th n j. john j.
R .Rer sSt s% YSri John A. s's' rr'os'yn r. c.
Correct solutions g end game received from DR.. 4.
II bal iwin Norwalk Conn; G. p l.. Woodbridge.
NJ !: 7. hcPesk Nav York; n. W Barry. Med.
Additional correct solutions came to hand from c.
P. L.. Woodbridge n. j.. to Noe $40, sti. s42; from
SAT- from Eiwin H. BALDWIN, Elizabeth, i. j.. to No.
st2 from wallace Call Stony Point, y. y. 20 Nos.
So ses &eors. f Henry Sa.iSa 70 EGS
Nos $40. Sal. s42.
Pm c. c.. Hasaman NY.-HIK-K2K- KRIS;
2.;:.Q-o Rs. P.kts lKt rh and no mate in s42
Wallace Call, Stony Point, n. Y, ia asked to lock
OYER ~ S snf Sss YSt write. tina. rd .e
tons Of problems are always interesting and those
VSn ere rr,n aSS are sS.n city wishes
also to Join the chess club to Re formed above the
$ D',S.ld. New Bedford, M.,s.nw.te 70 \; K,
Lyons. chess publisher Newport, Ky. Much obliged
autornhtOn.
:, &. . Pardum. u. D. .Paw,ncket r. The .olu,
ton TO the problem in question reads a. follovs:
mate. L.. K P;2. hck. Is CD. K moves; 8 KS
p: K: Nsufville. Charleston, 8. c.-tdare-. your
Chess Club. East io5th street as he lei member of
deo N. J.. New York. writes The Sun a. follows:
The problems pnbl shed in last SUNDAYS suy were
ami is safe say He'd the skill OF many experts
You deserve congratulations.
ton which shall be examined in due eonrss.
Russell ys; Brown,TherG is no mis..te about the
Ia therefore liable to pun shnhnt. II the parties
the psn. Of H. 1' without
hs pSn1 H,yr ,ec9TaIs t. Ansrg4n Gss' &c Code
kind contributions, which will come IN handy at an
early das
now be stated that i.. B1P or KtuKs Would not
do on account OF the reioin1er PR 8 OBJ inasmuch
ii. W Barry and other correaoc ndeuts have thu.
cooked " the Intended cocks" Dr.. N. A. Cald
WELL however IL wrong in asserting. that the p can
move 10 its eighth square and still remain pawn.
According to the latest rules player must trans
form pawn in to another piece,
ATKINs's BRILLIANT PLAY.
Tho other day The SUr reported that the British
amateur. q. f. Atkins. member Of the cable team
won the international amateur tournament at Am
sterdaTn in fine style. winning all his games the
occasion. He also secured tho hrlliancy prize for
game he played against J: ID. Treslng. The score
he Ia Az
from the London Standard and is herewith ap
pended: