BLACK.
WHITE. (0 Kerr v. Bardeleben has not sufficiently considered Blast's cjuiel 16 P Xt, 3." v.-liich apparently mean: to prevent 17. P _ 5, but really intended to brinjr i«ck the Q Q 3. a powerful move, which breais up White's jjtune altogether. White's injudicious advance of the X Xt P facilitates matters for Black, as the sequel sho.vs. fs) He hr-s nothing better. With one stroke he ruined his frame entirely. (h) Under the impression o* resaining the piece with P Xt 5 ; but Biack simply replies (J Q 2, and so keeps the piece. The rest plays itself.
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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9305, 4 January 1896, Page 3
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