ed to take place in April next. A Correction.—Concerning the Teichmann-Blackburne game at Berlin (Deeember В.С.М.), Mr. Mason writes as follows: “There is a serious error in my notes to the conclusion of this fine game which I beg to correct as far as now possible. White’s 59 K—R 2 loses,… … WHITE. K—B 2 (ог О 2), K—R 6!; 68 K—K sq, K—Kt 6; 69 K—K 2, K— Kt 7, and will either gain the Pawn or pass over vid В 8, winning. ‘The Pawn can be assailed from more directions than it can be defended; this gives Black decisive power over the opposition.
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