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... Liner 3 ! ' Military Movements 7 I The Nation and the War 7 In Aid of the Sufferers 7 | January, 1000 4 Revenue Returns 9 Chess 2 General News— ( Eugiish Freemasonry 6 The Bishop of London aud Charles 1 2 . Operations at the Mint 6 j Capitai and Labour ...
... Alpine Season. The Forward Movement of the C.P.A. Missions in China. The Advance of Photo- graphy. The Evolution of Games. Chess and Chess Players. Hints to Travellers. At Home and Abroad. How to Win the Mon. The Parish at Work. Things New and Old. Etc., Etc ...
... the most important Leaders and Special Articles from THE TIMES. Also a Serial Story by a well-known and popular Author, and Chess, by an Expert. May be had of all Newsagents, or of the Publisher, TIKES OFFICE, E.C. ...
... CHESS. All communications connected with thia column to be | marked on the cover Chess. PROBLEM No. 935. SOLI'TION. White. Black. White. I 1. Q— IS 3 LK-S9 _». E— KBch,Ac. 1. E-Q 0 2. _-.l 1 eh, lie | 1. P— Xt 7 2. _— 1} 3, »fie. Solutions have been ...
... APPERSON, The Rev. Dr. JamEs, D.D. W. T. STRATTON, Etc., Etc. A LITERARY CAUSERIE. By ALEX ICON. N.B.'s FOR YOUNG MEN. PRIZE CHESS PROBLEMS. By A. K. S. ON THE OUTLOOK. By H. S. B. OUR HOMELY TALE. By EDWARD GARRETr, The late Mrs. MARSHALL, AGNES GIBERNE ...
... THE LITERARY WORLD. NEW BOOKS. THE THEATRICAL WORLD. GOSSIP OF THE WEEK THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SPORT AND PLAY. OVER THE CHESS BOARQ. MODES AND MILLINERY. OBITUARY. THE GAZETTE. BOOKS FOR HOLIDAY READING. ...
... quotations, which were nearly at their best, showed an all-round advance, reaching 11 in Baltimores, 11 in Louisville and Chess, peakes, in Norfolk and Western Ordinary , and to lin most others. Canadian Paciae shares jumped up 1); Trunks were firm, the ...
... THE CHESS WORLD. There has been little doing at the chess clubs during the Christmia- period. In the City Championship Mr. 1. F. Lawrence has met with a slight check, having drawn a game with Mr. H. G. Scantlebury. 7To have ~cored 6} out of 7 games finisbed ...
... I CHESS. The Auqtria-Ilungarian .National Tournament was continued after the Christmas holidays according to programme. Maroc7y has practicaily no rival. Among the stronger contingent h-e is really the only active player, or perhaps it would bc more correctly ...
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... CHESS. The Kolisch Tournament in Vienna com- menced on the 17th uit. There _re *^_?»g-£- -tors, including the best players of tte duri Ehnp_re- witb the exception of the older -amateurs, such as the Fleissigs, Meitners, &c, and Charousek. The absence ...
... The Literary World. Hew Books. The Theatrical W’orld. Gossip of the Week. The War in South Africa. Sport and Play. Over the Chess Board. Modes and Millinery. Obituary. The Gazette. Books for Holiday Reading. Haval and military men, members of the Diplomatic ...