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soLurr,s TO c.xpnr,,., puno.x,,r,

D-R .. ht--J 2. At AT. mat
/ s-IH ri t@, i n;yts. }. oHs "; j. mas mate
J. -" pxitI. "a :. mnie.
l. Ri f|5S'oi, = AZ a =. : mt. \ +: mate
SOLUTION TO rRASKrssTEIy's PROBLEM
NJ h-. >, PIX s; ,. B--J T. b . cA. 3.
M-I~i-Ka, D-BLB-xGs Q-Xs
n-3 PIX s. 2. B-B :. elscua,-e. a.
e. XXX S. p DR. ? eh. XXI. D.
L,.-s =. b-aI ,; :, XIX eh. K-Bss.
a. ;. DIX, :; . XIX ? ch: K-K ga
k'-I 5, B-D 5; :. o-B eh. K-nsa
o-k's :. mat. . D" Gu X" . J.
Correct solutions 70 Problem No i.o37 were 70
sc,Eed SH,.,. .'p nsorge T. Esni, New i9iS MaG"-
xsl,' Conn; /. y Rlc'. detroit. Mich .h5oao,.
HliEer,. Paterson. " j.; j. BTalnard. sc anloa. Ps
Sose's SSn,s Lii panpurya coan: 81 :. Ma, il, N,s
YORK W, y leake, kchnond. Va II \, Barry,
cort.c, solutions to Problem No l. O,s w,r. received
New York: ". A. Robinson Scarsdalc. y. Y. AAl
VEL Si sSs3iasr @ Petersen. \, J. u A; II. Daias.u
The Rev a, Mason. New yOrs; v. a. Clara, bfooi
iyn t. N %siins, Rossbank staten lSlaad. i. >.
eJ 'S Snad i'e sonn,Cn nhoGdGs Pa s, fdj,sa
%ah j.! New % York IL S a. eSiids. NSs New tSh Tol
Ms, Eva brsn.ins,f H.. New NS{ {GhsS.on SlSa s!as s
Island: Y. n. Maihe son. Newport. nj
= R 'Sy p ySi: S:nS Re-.
well Bukofser. Paterson. y. j.; Or. A. Ii. BaldEln
Sn gaG' Ns. YS1 IasOfG
growers Ii, panbury, Conn ~ J. Wall, il, New
wes i.s iSs.Y 2,Sn sn.s S1: ,.ss A Eva Sn
Correct solutions TO Dnrys problem we're received
from G,ors. J Renl Sew yoIk, Maxwell busoi,ef.
the Rev. A. Mason, New YORK: L. H. Segulnt pose.
Ssns Su staten i.iane K D RE, l..IoI, Mica 4.
son n j. j Bmnaid. sc,anion' Pa ds' GTo1:is r' Ii.
psnsuD rsis. oonR; w., wan JI, New York: H. a.
Ms. kys nrnsps,r. IVES, New Hfishion. SsD; s,stea
Island: T. r, Ma,hrwso Newport. II. l.
Sos ,,S sSr9n, to problem s,r,
ssiS Conn K R,sact sew York % Y. \; RoSis: SSs.
Sry y conn % ws J New ta York; SaGv'' M tss aa.
n Brenain@si Nest New % BrSh%ion' % sm,.n MS slnnd n
H. ". h,uy. Boston. Mass.
BSa: '.ft ;SGs01 y,' vs 'Sd sc % ss
nS4 end end Locoeks rnd game from A. Wolod1rsky.
from S John So1soo nns Ssa .SS,
Y no; io% NIr, and p,ulssn,' problem d from +.
No. osS. !. .o,s' sehwerss end game game. Psals.nTs :
and Glbcrg's problems; from E. p Guerard. il.
ffa M hSsss 1 su',n 6HSss,, IHs,T bSs iSIe
lem from ". j 1eake Richmond Va, 70 No, i0ss
s9a pssSn 's0,% 'G% 81 SS'GsSi II fS s
and Gilbers's problems.
CORRESPONDENCE.
H. ". Barry Boston. Mass.-You are w.lcoms
When the others are ready send them for inspeo
John Norxood, New bedford. Mass, writes Long
LIE % 10 @ y. Chess & rn'I ut rs ylenr
Island -"Mr Jsml.son in reproducing f. r. FrAnEcn.
stems three mover deserves credit Is one Of the
ssnsi d. ,Ist move. <, -os, AZ. Ossp,itaI. ~
Il " hary, Boston. Mass; writes Of Frsnken
owns S'on SnsVo,dn Bic shor, aT %a,S Ss' nov IN
L. b. Rice. Detroit. Mich. anent No. l.os7 This
Is nne problem. especially the frs variation in the
4. Reader New York, h. ,hi. to say concerning
rransens'si,ns& , & eomposl'i2n; Your sorsspondrn.
a hne problem = masterpiece and somewhat DIM.
syii TO solve. soon had .he key move. On y.
Sema Ssea 'sS%f ssS for .si oovou. key movs
D'hsH De- Ha' 1G s.iS.inp Hp HoFSsEs 1s 6onn vi ,u.
Mr. JAMESON has not been a subscriber 70 The SUNS
Sss g. ssud ns. hi, opedn aS G po @
l have seen great many In \ tha, troubled nc very
much more n Ss ono Sd 70, bGi 'hs s,
vsas,on, The ia!osisned mate with b on ~ iorcins
M,.s.il Buy iasI, paterson. y; IA very h.ra.
nut nc., .rsr naera solved one OF
George j Reinl. New York Fully deserving Of
the distinction accorded q" .nary,sl .v.ry bizarre:
Sa, but s second move 70 mate This. in my estimation.
makes the key move somewhat too patent" Frank
Danlel b. Thompson. Broo,lyn. writes; 4 neloss
a situation arising In game played yesterday.
Il looks to me like drawn game. but any OF your
I should be pleased 70 know IT, White-,our pieces
X on K ~ 2: D. on 9 8 Ps on y p 3 and R 4
Blhck--slN pieces-K on X 3. u on u Z. Ps on Il
IL 0, X B 3, y n ) and Q RA
OUR THIRD CORRESPONDENCE TOURNAMENT.
r. r. Sherman. Putnam, Conn. Is requested to
give an account Of himself lnssmuch as he has far
exceeded his time limit with both Theodore hllgeIs
and +. H. Mathewson, who have lodged complaints
against him with THE SrN.
one Of the competitors feels aggrieved because his
opponent, though hopelcssly behind In the matter
Of material. does not see ~ TO resign. The COM
plalnant hhs no against the player In question
eoncIn. ion is force mate By the shortest possible
route al his command or await the time for the adud.
cation Of diminished games. The poln, alsed 10
X. Helms. Brootiyn. reports having defeated V.
wshlb-rq in the nnai game OF his schedule I'm
ishlng the series with clean record.
TEicHMASN VS. LEE.
The fourth, nth and sixth games OF the match
b~tween r. Tsichmann and F. J. lee, ihc two Lon
don professionals being contested AT the Kings Tea
Rq2ms m ~ do Se' onoa snd one o Lc 't o @
latter was able 10 tally, In this game, 'he fourth.
lee gave capital exposition Of ihs method Of Win.
ning a di'ncut ropk and pawn ending. IN shlch he
had one pawn TO tho good The nfih game was an
other Centre Counter Gambu adopted by Lee. IN
which 'reiehnann introduced very INGENIOUS plhy
Q, the eleventh move by sacrificing Knight Ire
WAS forced 10 return the plrcr unaer peray OF dire
con nsr1uencts and was lef with an lnicro! poslton
WI lch gradually went from bad to worse under
TtIchmanns skllful Treatment In the sixth game
Teich nm resorted 10 lively counter attack % the
ouern'S Pawn opening, both players castllnc sub
ss1u,ntly on the Queens side. Lee dallrd AWAY
4 m oortnnt time on the King wing. which dd not
adysncc his prosp~cts while his adversary was st.
tlnr things In shhpe for concerted onslaught lpon
the White King. Lees pieces not being posted %
meet the attack properly, Ttichmann was snab,rd
10 win in pretty nnlSh Inc scores OF ihc games