Brooklyn, NY, United States (March-July 1890)

               1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  Score  Place/Prize
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 1 Olly       •• 1½ 01 1½ 1½ 11 01 01    9½
 2 Finlay     0½ •• ½1 1½ ½0 11 01 11    9
 3 Broughton  10 ½0 •• 1* 10 ½1 11 1*    8
 4 Thompson   0½ 0½ 0* •• 11 11 01 0*    6
 5 Bixby      0½ ½1 01 00 •• ½0 11 10    6½
 6 Barrett    00 00 ½0 00 ½1 •• 11 01    5
 7 Elwell     10 10 00 10 00 00 •• 11    5
 8 Murray     10 00 0* 1* 01 10 00 ••    4
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 9 Densmore   1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 10 1-    (Withdrew)
10 Orr        1- 1- ½- 0- 1- ½- ½- 1-    (Withdrew)
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* Game results unknown.        
Unplayed games: + for a win, = for a draw, - for a loss.

Introduction
The championship tourney now in daily progress at the rooms of the Brooklyn Chess Club, over the Post Office, is attracting considerable attention among the members of the club, and the contests are watched with interest afternoons and evenings. Up to March 10 twenty-one games had been won and lost and six had been drawn. (1)

Synopsis
The Brooklyn chess club's championship tourney has been decreased in interest somewhat by the retirement of Mr. Densmore, who won all of his games in the first round, but who went to Europe after losing a game to Mr. Elwell in the second round. Mr. Orr, too, has retired from the tourney since the first round. (2)

Missing Results
Broughton vs Thompson, Broughton vs Murray, and Thompson vs Murray were the outstanding games as of the last report on this event.

Sources
(1) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 1890.03.12, p1
(2) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 1890.07.09, p4