New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

Til, deed Of gilt. made and executed III" hr,' gay
Of september In the year on" thousand cSht huhu'"
and ninety two by ". Inward Cutting, George H. lNcS
r. Augustus Schcrmcrhorn and VI. 'rme N'l'ol' q"
the part ~ Columbia College. Ia the Guy 'i .''"
York f. IL But"r. john Gr.cnouth. Iainc- j. llirGih
con Edward King aud II. W Poor. on the part 81
Harvard College: ClcN Gland H. Dodge or the part OF
fine College of eW-JcTsCy tai ihnc'lohl anu r H.
Uctts f. A. Caswe :. y. Chiitcnden :. liz 'hapnh'l
Chaunccy VI. Dcpew. l.. l.. Goodrich, J"m"' ~ ii'''
and f. C. Stcdman. On the pnrt Of Yale University Vhe
pcrons above named being hereinafter de'iSl''c' ~
" the donors"l witucss"th rs follows;
The donors hereby give. a. "a Irh" io' comp"unoh III
,h, cam. 81 chc., between students of the ABOVE
named colleges. md II perpetual trophy OF 'h''i'
lcncc cup. = certain silver cup or vase hm'' pS "'"
NOW in hr custody OF Mo-. Iillany company oi
New YORK; which bears the name anu Is 10 be Known
rs the INTERCOLLEGIATE Challenge Chess cup, ana Nh'h
aid trophy f. 10 be- competed for from ting TO time at
intercollegiate chcs, tournament, to b" hrll under ana
pursuant 20 the following terms aud conditions to VII
a. Tournaments shall be open to the student, oi
Columbia Harvard. Yale AM Prince .o;. and shlli he
publlrly held n, NcwNOrk city during the winter Na'is-
lion.
co. II there ere four colleges competing In any
tournament. then two players shall represent 'ach
collocr II three or tvo college, are competing. then
each competing college shall be represented by three
,Jovcr, ANY duly mltri, uat,d student may rep
resent his college provided he is also graduate OF that
college and in all case, at least ON" representative
must be an Undergraduate. No player can compete
in more than five tournaments.
t31 Each representative shall play one game with
each other pre-, ntativc from each uthcI college max
Inc six game. {" be- played by each representative, say
twelve by each college In fOu colleges compete;
ar ,ix gamcs by each representative LAY eighteen by
cnch college II three cocgc, compete. In cas-" only
,ro colleges compete then each Of the three players
shol play two gimes with each player Of the opposing
Icam thus making sN game for each player. say nine
for zach college.
"a The college scoring the mos, points shall he the
champion until the next Tournament. In case OF ilc
The two winning College hall play again until one
side has won two games and those final games shall
he PLAYED by Il single representative from each col
lcge who shall be the player who has won for his col
legc tho most games I'm that tournament but In case Of
n tic between the representatives of college, then
tho player Of the finals shall be chosen b. the captain
of the team.
(5) The rules for all games and decisions by the
umplrc 50 far as practicable shall be I'm accord with
those laid down in stanton, Chess praNis, and the
code ~ the Fifth American Chess Congress with such
additions n are named in list Of special rules
hereto annexed
To- The gate receipts shall bc u-cl a, follows: (a)
Expense, Of the tournament ana the medals. lb) Ten
per cent Of the balance be kept 10y the treasurer
contingent fund for incidental expenses and for special
medals and prizes t. be offered at later tournaments.
lc fair allowance for expenses to each Of the visit
Ing teams. ID One-haf OF the balance to the chess
club of the winning college and the other half to be