Brooklyn, NY, United States (May-July 1891)

             Round 1  Round 2   Totals    
              W L D    W L D    W  L  D  Scores  Place
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 1 Eno        7 2 0    7 1 1   14  3  1   14½    1st
 2 Olly       6 2 1    6 1 2   12  3  3   13½    2nd
 3 Thompson   5 4 0    6 3 0   11  7  0   11     3rd
 4 Park       6 3 0    4 5 0   10  8  0   10
 5 Broughton  3 6 0    5 4 0    8 10  0    8
 6 Finlay     1 7 1    6 3 0    7 10  1    7½
 7 Murray     3 6 0    4 5 0    7 11  0    7
 8 Bonn       4 5 0    2 5 2    6 10  2    7
 9 Souweine   4 4 1    1 7 1    5 11  2    6
10 Loesser    4 4 1    1 8 0    5 12  1    5½
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Format: Double Round Robin, drawn games were counted ½.

Participants
William Eno, Edward Olly, C T Thompson, James Park, Luke Broughton, David Finlay, George Murray, Robert Bonn, Arthur Souweine, and E. Loesser.

Notes
Edward Loesser, a diamond merchant (born 1839.02.09 Germany; died 1922.10.11 New York). His son, Ernest Loesser, a diamond cutter (born 1873.08.12 New York; died 1932 Montana). An "E. Loeser" is listed as a participant in Steinitz's simultaneous performance given on 1887.10.20 where Loeser essayed an Evans and lost, so in all probability the chess player was the father and not the son.

Sources
(1) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 1891.06.11, p2
(2) Brooklyn Daily Standard Union, 1892.07.09, p3
(3) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 1891.07.28, p1