order of merit, to J. Ranverer, T. H. Billington, G. C. Alvey, W. Seib, P. L. Osborn, F. Gamage, and A. W. Daniel. The judges, Dr. E. Palkoska, Mr. Otto Wurzburg, and Mr. F. Baird, also mentioned other problems, and a special prize offered by Mr. A. C. White for the best pinning feature without… … WHITE. WHITE. Mate in two. Mate in two. The following are the short particulars of the Western Datly Mercury's Thirteenth Composing Tourney (Three-movers) :—Three positions allowed. Problems must be on diagrams, with motto and the name and address of composer in a separate envelope, mailed on or…
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