GAMES.

Otago Witness, Issue 2106, 5 July 1894, Page 38

GAMES.

Mr John Horn, printer and publisher, 42 Argyll street, Glasgow, has already issued a "specimen page" of the games in the Wyllie-Ferrie match, which we give below. Mr Horn has purchased the copyright of the games, which ere this date will no doubt be in circulation Game 2100-" 1116, 2218 " Open- ' ing. Wyllie's move. 1116 1814 1017 25 21 1115 2218 913 2114 16 20 1811 811 2314 lllfia-32 27 716 2419 16 23 28 24 6 9 29 25 4 8 2718 811 26 23 9 18 Then 2'J 14,1 6, and we have this position; —

White (Ferric) to play— 2117 1115 2215 1216 2 6 6 10-1 17 14 IB 1!) fi 2 16 19 14 7 3 8 1510 28 32 2316 211 30 26 19 28 26 23 32 2S 25 22 1518 10 6 812 10 11 Drawn. (a) This move may be said to have originated with Mr J. P. Reed, of Pittsburg, who played it against Ferric in their match at Newcastle. (1) 3 7 2-25 22 4-1619 2115 610 Draw. (2) 25 21 1115 26 22 2 9 10 7 711 1410 914 171U 14 18 30 26-3 ti 9 10 6 9148.win. (3) 27 23 3124 2419 2318 1915 20 27 16 20 6 9 11 6 913 Black wins. (4) 610-5 1619 19 26 *1216 1115 2218 2U5 30 23 14 9 2 7 2 6 1019 *711 514 1519 3126 26 23 1713 18 2 2} 18 Then 19 23. Drawn. (5) 711 2 7 610 1015 15 22 2218 31 26 26 23 17 13 6-23 18 White wins. (b) A "Will of the Wisp." Black, allured by the prospect of securing a man ahead, gets "busted."