t Nos. 6 and 7 may readily be quite as old. Loyd was on hand very early, possibly third, with No. 3, and as we shall see in a moment, certain traits of the task appear first in his position. The Rowland problem is noteworthy also for several peculiarities. It is the only rendering of the task in… … WHITE. WHITE. Mate in three. Mate in three. 1QO—Kt 8, P—Q4; 2 K—Q2, &ce. If 1.., K—B 5 or B6; 2 RXP, 1 Q—K 2, any; 2 QXR, &e. Ke. If 1.., any other; 2QxP, &c. pen CURE 20 No. 4.—A. C. WHITE. No. 2.—EDWYN ANTHONY. . . 1096, New York Mail and Express, 2838, Dubuque ed Journal, Feb., 20th January,…
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