The Chess World, 1869
R:
set of at least 6 problems (3×#3 + 2×#4 + #5) (3 pr.)
The problems were to be sent two at a time with a least one month between each contribution. The copyright of the problems will be the property of the proprietors of Chess World, without whose express permission they are not to be published elsewhere.
The problems were to be sent two at a time with a least one month between each contribution. The copyright of the problems will be the property of the proprietors of Chess World, without whose express permission they are not to be published elsewhere.
J:
J. G. Campbell, G. McArthur, W. S. Pavitt,
J. W. Abbott.
C:
1869-12-31
A:
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S:
The Chess World, v. 4, i. 10 (Jan., 1869), p. 382–383: tourney announcement.
N:
The Chess World appears to have ceased publication after the last
issue of volume 4, i. e. after the March 1869 issue, although no
statement to this effect has been found. This tourney presumably ended
at the same time.
It was
probably known before hand that publication would at least be interrupted,
as the solutions
of the problems printed in that last issue (prb. 69–72) are found in the
same issue, while they normally would have been printed one or two
months later. (There are some complicating factors as the solutions appear to cover problems that were not actually included in the issue.)