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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28

pleitos civiles, que van + continuA-
ci6n del primer ttrmino do sesie-
nes del aho 1909.
FEBRERO
Jueves 4. Domingo Gutierrez Gely
con Miguel Bustelo y Otro, cumpli--
miento de contrato & indemnizaci6n de
perjuicios.
Viernes 5. MarcelinO Torres Zayas
con Lothrop Luce y Company y otros,
nulidad de ejecuci6n y otros extre--
mos.
Martes 9. Fernando y Agustin PiA
con Succession de Agustin Puigmoaer,
injunction.
Microbes 10. Juan Araujo con Sal
vador Ledesma, Cobro de dinero.
Jueves IL. Fernando Pa Puigmo
Ter con Emilia Necker otros, desa-
hucio.
Viernes IL. Tony Lowande con Ote
ro Compaiiia y otros, reclamation
de daiios y perjuicios.
Martes 16. Carlos Cabrera otros
con la Central Aguirre Company, da-
hos y perjuicios.
Microbes II. Succession de Isabel
Perez v otros con Juan F.. Was Och0-
teco, cobro de pesos.
.Juevcs 1S. Pedro Jose Alvaraxlo cen
la Succession de Santiago Rivera y otra,
|cobro de dinerO.
Viernes 10. Eulogia Martinez otros
cen Acisclo Mercado y Mercado, des-
ahucio.
Martes 81 Jose Matos con Alsina v
Morales, cobro de dinero.
Sehalamiento criminal
FEBRERO
Martes g. Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
60, contra Luis Colon, acometimiento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
BuQUEs ANUNcIADos

Vapor americana Philadelphia. Sal
dra para New York el 2 del entran-
te.
Consignatarios, villar y Co.
Vapor americana Caracas. Del puer-
to de New York para ell nuestro sal
dra el 30 del corriente.
Consignatarios, Villar Co.
Vapor americana Carolina. Sali6
el % del corriente de New York para
esta, y Sc aguarda hog.
Consignatarlos, The New York and
Porto Rico s. S. Co.
Vapor uruguay Brasileiio. SaldrA
de Barcelona para esta hacienda las
escalas intermedias, el 81 del corrien-
tie.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Izquier-
dc y Co.
vapor espafol Martin Saenz. Sa
lilo de Canarias para esta, d 25 del
corriente.
Coneicnata,ios. Sobrinos de Izquier
do y Ga.
Vapor americana Julia Luckenback.
Saldra de este puerto para New York,
el 30 del corriente.
Consignatarios, Insnlar Line.
DE LA LINEA DE- BENNKR
Goleta americans Dean e. Bron. De-
be haber salidO de New York, el del
corriente.
Consignatarios, S. de Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Daisy Fariin. De-
be haber salido de New York para es-
ia, ell % del corriente.
Consignatarios, 8. de Esquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28

FEBRERO

Martes 2. FL Pueblo de Puerto Ri
60, contra Luis Colon, acometimiento
y aggression.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28

Goleta americana Daisy Fariin. De-
be haber salido de New York para ee-
ia, ell % del corriente.
Consignatarios, 8. de Esquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
DE LA LINEA DE BENNKR

Goleta americana Dean e. Bron. De
be haber salido de New York, ea del
corriente.
Consignatarios, S. de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28

Santa Marta, Lola.
Ricardo Ruiz, Yabucoa.
Esperanxa, Humacao.
Carmelita, pcndiente.
Coraz6n de Maria, pendieDte.
Ana Maria, NaguabO.
Brazo Y Coraz6n, pendiente.
Mayaguezana, descargando.
May Flower, Luquillo.
Aurelia, pcndiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28
Tribunales

81 Tribunal Supreme, ha hscho loo -
ialamientos do apelacibnes. On
pleitos civiles, que van & oontinua-
ci6n del primer ttrmino do sesio-
nes del sfo 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-28

Vapor americana Philadelphia. Sal
dra para New York el 2 del entran
te.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
PICKING FOREIGN PAIRS.
Plans for Sir-Day Go-as-Yodt-
Please Race Taking Definite Form.

The return Of the European Representatives of ths
managers OF the International SKID -go-ss-you-
please team race in Madison Square Garden. IN
the second week OF March, the Cunard Line
steamship I.usitanis, to-day from England has
been preceded by cable messages announcing the
completion OF the arrangements for the foreign
teams that are compete I'm the long contest
The cabled information gives the names OF the
men already paired the accredited Champions
OF the leading European countries, selected By
actual test and the records OF past performances
OF these the most prominent who have signed
the articles OF agreement for the and booked
passage for New York the Belgian and Italian
teams. The Italian long distance EttOrS
ferri, OF Bologne. champion OF Italy through 1907
because be could ind any one TO COM
pete with him. and Guido Palantl. Of ElOrsnce. a
recent product OF italian road racing. who re-
Gently won brilliant tsn-rnile race from in
ternationaI field on the Stamford Bridge grounds.
In England.
The Belgian pedestrians are Alexandra Nsvsz
in Belgium and said bs the best OF ths
known professionals IN all Europe From Holland
the choice Of twenty applicants for entry fell On
entry the Holland champions may possibly b..
changed eighteen other are contens5n1<
for places ON the team The French team hEally
accepted i made up OF Edouard Cibst and Louis
Orphee. famous French road runners and ssFa1s-
pions In their branch OF sport
For the Irish team Fred Curtiss. OF Dublin has
been accepted as the first OF the entrv with
the preference for a mate given 70 T Hyres,
though the pairing for the representatives OF Tre
ana y IeIt open IN tle sesectlon or the irish
team Z was originally expected that Curtfss would
be paired with Pat White the best and fastest ~
the young athletes and road racers in Ireland ha4
White suddenly left Ireland fos America on his
New York early this week. with the idea AZ ar.s-
ing American team mat
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
PAVES W4T FOR BONDS.
Controller Says Those Issued 4re
Not Wifhin so. 900. .OOO of Limit.

Controller Metz made a statement yesterday
which shows what TO he a marked improve
ment in inside financiering in the last year The
Controller is preparing for another bond offering,
and It TO clear away any misrepresentation that
he presented figures showing bond issuing margin
Of at least s5ao0Aoo0 He said:
In presenting the debt statement of December 81.
1903 showing borrowing capacity Of $4S S605.S4 s..
il will be seen that there is an increase over the
official statement Of October of t4-2122Sl "a This
Increase is accounted for follows
BY paying of contract liabilities and not entering
into many contract obligations there is a
decrease in the contract liability of S7-5s6S9 20
revenue bonds outstanding. appica bic to debt of
50 21o. these bonds having been paid off by taxes
that were collected against them.
There Is increase IN the net FUNDED Gebt or
only sS 81 which is cargeable against the deot
limitation. Although sold IN November Sl2soo ole
of corporate stock we have redeemed and paid on
in the last three months outstanding bonds OF
former years to make up the difference
There is an increase in land liabilities or S,2a2-
2oI 90 This is caused by the fact that We have
taken title &c additional land during the three
mont bs mostly for the Manhattan Bridge and the
subway lOor, This latter amount of course, is
estimated only. and based upon valuations fixed by
the Corporation Counsel
In addition TO this. we have cash on hano from
proceeds bond sales amounting TO S43s4Sn lS as
AGAINST S4.s7l SS5 09 on october 1. 1908
Even assuming that the estimated amount TOT
land liabilities should be doubled which * hardly
Iikeiv there would still be clear margin OF
s5S 90 zoo available for contract liabilities for furtheF
bend selling capacity of over SpOovo 70 cover the
crrrract and land liabilities already included ana
counted as debt before we begin to reach the
RE total amount OF bonds physically issued or
held hv the public. it viii be seen fs not Tithll AT
least SD 60 of the limit at which any question
s3v - construction even If had no further bor-
margin ietf-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
HESSIAN GOES .ABRO4D.
Son of WatercreSs to Race in Eng
land This Year.

James 3, Haggiu's Hessian, the four-year-old
son Of Watercress-Colonial. which in the name
and colors of Jack Joyner last year. shipped
TO England yesterday the Minnetonka He was
consigned TO JoSner. who will train the Harry
Payne Whitney and August Belmont horses on
the English turf this year
Hessian ranked well up with the best three-year-
olds here last eason but he injured himself early
In the fall and vas unable 90 start I'm the Annual
Champion Stakes II not until November of
his two-yea"-old season that he graduated
from the Inaidens ranks, but before the end of
that year he had shown that Joyner right
in his oft expressed opinion that Hessisn one
OF the best colts he ever trained. He began his
three-year-od season by winning couple of over
night handcaps with ridiculous ease from some
good ones apd although he did not win another
there not time he did not show
class
He was a close second to Fair Play in the Coney
Island Jockey Club Stakes of a mile and a half,
and behind MIN finished King James and Dorante.
In the Advance he good second 10 James
r. Keene's Suburban winner Ballot. the top weight
in all Of the English handicaps in which nc has
been named. ana at that time he again beat Do
rante and King James.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
GOLD RACKET GOES UEST.
NcC0rmick U'ins IN Straight Games
on Turedo Court.

Tuxedo Park. Ny. Feb. 1S.-Harold F Nc
Corrnick Of the University Club, Chicago. easily
defeated Erskine Hewitt. OF the Racquet and Ten
mis- Club in the final round Of the tournament
for the gold racket here to-day. in three straight
games ] Gordon Douglas. the winner last wear
defauted which placed Mccormick and Hewitt in
the finals
Mccormick defeated his cluhmate. George A
ThornA yesterday by three games to one. and
Hewitt defeated s. q. Mortimer three straight
The match to-day was ~ the fastest seen on
the TUXEDO courts since Clarence Mackay defeat
ed Payne whitney two years ago Hewitt played
pluckilv but he cutclassed MCCORMICK s
ouickness in service and return OF some seemingly
imnoss{ble shots won him the victory.
The FIRST game was fnA exhibition or racauets'
Hewitt winning the toss and following II up with
two aces one bv placing and one In service De-
fore he was put out. while Mccormick faied 10
score with the first two ha nds in. With the score
.. n agsfnst him Mccormick in his third hand,
scored eleven aces. making the score ll-a Hewit
,,ada only two more in the next hand. II was
,, ,uck all the way until H-al' was ,''',' o1l,eg
NIP a'u ~ hest Of Ave acres was set Mccormick
winning at li-l+- - zen. to Mccormick
~. .s-ond AMI third games went 10 Sio : :
- st,,1a at 15-2 and Is. the Vic,oIy eareS So
~ -(ory,{cS one leg on the $50 gold reeke,.
49, -rr,ers we're Milton s. BarGer' Oia'''0
Ayarkav and J. Gordon boueldS'
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
CLEARING HOUSE BANK
Treasurer Treat AdUocates Central
Institution.

Baltimore. Feb. 13-The establishment OF ma
uonal clearing house bank, to be owned by the
hanks-not by one bank by the government-was
advocated by United States Treasurer Charles II.
Treat in an address before the Baltimore Chapter
OF the American Institute of Bank Clerks In this
city tonight. The operations of such bank. he
said. would seem TO meet all the great business
needs of the country through banking accommoda-
ton, would give elasticity 10 credits and an ample
supply of currency and. Mr. Treat declared. there
would be no scarcities or famines in currency
thereafter"
Mr. Treat said this proposed bank should have a
capital OF from saooeo0o8 to s5ooeO5 Ooo and should
Dc allowed to issue national bank currency and be
a government depository and reserve agent for
ali banks doing business with It. should have
the right 70 buy and sell foreign exchange and the
privilege OF rediscounting the bankabe paper of its
shareholders at rate of interest not exceeding 4
per cent. of which . per cent would be left as a
margin, is done by the Clearing House
Bank Association in its loans.
AS 4 further expansion privilege, Mr. Treat said,
the Secretary Of the Treasury should authorized
TO receive as collateral security the pdpeR~dis-
counted by the national clearing house banks
which would have txo indorsers besides the prin-
cipal This he said. would enable any bank with
a decent line OF assets to supply itself with ade-
ouate currency credit needed in the community
where it does business
This clearing house bank would furnish
market for the balances of urban banks be
invested in commercial paper at convenient
during the year said Mr. Treat TT would
also give opportunity for the city banks to in
vest their money more iE commercial paper and
less on the Stock Exchange This method would
give elasticity 10 credits as well ample
supply OF currency. and there would be no search
ties famines in currency thereafter"
Mr. Treat added that he would not give the ma
tional clearing house hank the right to establish
branch banks. because the national banks of small
capital have proved great success and are we'll
managed and safely conducted. 4 reason which
he gave for his ad -ocacy Of large central bank
that II would tend TO make coordination
of influence among all the national banks to he
guided by the central head principally by advice
example something which, Mr.. Treat said, is
now absent and 8 defect plainly manifested
in the recent panic.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
DANIELS WINS AGAIN.
S5cin,s to Easy VictOry an Ne50 York.
athletic Club Tank.

Charles NJ. Daniels. Of the New York Athletic
Club. Won the 22O-yard Metropolitan Amateur Ath-
letic linton championship swim In the Winged Foot
tank last night, without half trying. The cham
pion captured his heat IN slow time while L. B.
Goodwin accounted for the second heat.
Reilly. who got second 10 Goodwin in the second
heat refused to swim in the final. stating that he
was indsposed- In the final heat Daniels. Good
win and Newrich, of the New York Swimming As
sociation. practically had the TO themselves
Daniels took the water first and gained ten yards
AZ the second turn. He finally by forty yards,
swimming easily and making EFFORT TO break a
record Goodwin beat Newrich by four yards for
the place The only other on the programme
was 5O-yard handicap. by ". w Rogers Of
the Townsend Harris Hall School
The summary follows:
Tvo-hundTed- and-tventy-yard Metropolitan A A. L
championship thnal heatl-Won BY {. NJ Dsuiels. New
York A c; L. B. Goodwin. New York A G. second
\. Newrich. New York :. A. third Time. 2;26&s
Fifty-yard handicap final heatl-Won by II. " Rog-
ers. Townsend Harris Hall a seconds; G. NJ Evans.
Twenty third Street Young Mems Christian association
ts sec1udsl. second =. kohn Townsend Harris Hall (5
seconds. third. Time. O:307s
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
Beats Miss Moore After Hard
Fight for Lawn Tennis
Championship.

AS refutation Of the theory that the best result
is not obtained by the champions playing through
in lawn tennis, Miss Marie wagner won the ma
tional indoor honors In singles yesterday for the
second consecutive year. In the final round Of
the tournament, which has been held on the hoard
courts Of the 7th Regiment Armory, 6Sth street
and Park avenue for the last week. Miss Wagner
defeated her rival. Miss Eliza beth II. Moore, two
sets one. In many respects the contest of these
two famous of the Eastern lawn tennis
courts most unusual one. 1t contained set
of wonderfully fast and at times furious tennis
sandviched in between two that while brilliant
were wofully one-sided, the final score cf the
match Glove. l2-f4. S-1ove) indicates.
The result as It was recorded was hardly accord
ing to expectations. vet there untoward
conditions 10 handicap either. for the light was
good and the gallery numerous and enthusiastic
enough to inspire the contestants The opening
service fell to Miss Wagner and she captured the
first game. getting in two beautiful place shots, the
ball going to the base line at stinging pace. Miss
Wagner was on tp-toe, working like a flash for
each shot while in contrast Miss Moore slow
and erratic. So rapidly did Miss Wagner work
that she had the set won before Miss Moore began
to reveal her real playing strength.
Getting into her stride, Miss Moore placed the
ball splendidIy In the beginning of her second set
and made her service and her long returns ef-
fective by using a cut stroke that frequently
caused her young opponent many uncertain
mcnts. Both women had begun to play fast. They
hit hard and drove TO the skilfuly as
Miss Moore was a trife the skiltuT at this,
but on foot work Miss Wagner out-manoeuvred her
and made sensational gets Of returns that appeared
well beyond her reach BY sheer strategy Miss
Moore obtained the lead at 54 games She
worked like heroine then to get the set on her
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
Ray STATE WINS At SQUASH.

Boston. Feb 12--The Massachusetts No team
+ool- Nrst honoys In the Intercity Squash Racquet
Tournament between Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Massachusetts teams which ended on the Boston
Athletic Association courts to-day. Massachusetts
,,o,, from Philadelphia to-day. the latter team
l,s.-irp defeated Baltimore yesterday. Baltimore
however to-day defeated the Massachusetts No 2
team In the ( orenoon the Massachusetts No
team took two of the games played with Phil
adelphia which, with the game won yesterday by
= Paw speare and W. L. Freelsnd, the national
champion, gave the local men the match. games
10 . The afternoon play was between Baltimore
and the Massachusetts, No. team the former
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
INDOOR ATHLETICS &HoCKEY LAWN TENNIS OTHER SPORTS


service Leading at GO. she shot the bail down
the side for pass but II fell out. and after three
deuce points Miss Wagner brought the score 10
games all.
Miss Wagner showing the greater brilliancy while
Miss Moore saved herself by her ability to take
advantage of every opening on the opposite sioe
of the net. There many long ralies' accom-
panied by acing shots from both sides nan
dozen times Miss Moore within one point OF
the set only to fall before her opponents deXter1ty
in handling the bail. II was a trying ordeal for
both. and the end came only when Miss wagner
appeared 10 tire under the strain so tnat MISS
Moore at 14-i2
During the rest that followed this set there was
an interesting exchange. in all plessantness De
tween the two. Miss Wagner started 1t by iansh-
ingIy shaking her racquet at Miss Moore ana say
ing: ''f m going to beat YOU good ana plenty the
next set" To which Miss Moore good humo-ediy
replied: "Oh! the title is good as mine. and II
make short work Of you in this set
The set was indeed, short Again Miss Moore
could not get started and despite her plucky at
telapts Miss Wagner fairly romped through the
set and did not allow her opponent game Miss
Wagner's placing easily the best feature OF
this set. she at all times had command OF the
ball aid played so fast that Miss Moore always
Miss Elizabeth c. Buuce won the consolation sin
giles. She displayed excellent game throughout.
In the final she defeated Miss Adele Cragin, 6-love
and 81 The points in games and sets Of the
championship match follows:
FIRST SET
PTS G's
Ms: Ms: TosE. wss..r: asff6esstEs
SECOND SET.
44i2i41 II
4s422458s45o245s-ss Il
THIRD SET.
Mi:: Mi:: No9F. ffs;sst::Efs 8
Umpire-LG &itens Linesruen-Roy Rtchie G.
F. TOuchard. =. L Hoskins William Cunningham. J. H
Abbihl and Frank O'Connel.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
VJCTORY FOR ARMY Fly t.
Pennsylvania Loses Another BASKET
hail Game at Vest Point.

-. ~ Y Feb BIN a game m viii
- ,ot with any degre Of accuracy 'ns
ry defeated pennsylvania by score Of . 10 10
pannsyIvana m especially was weak in 'hoo'ins ~n
l'n,,b the men played together well and az t'Ines
aa,aTsd to keep the play directly unoeF 'ne 80
-, -, bornbarded the basket IN vain 0"i
eo@i - ,s..,- and Keinath scored Pennsylvania S
o,r, from the foul line early in the game out
hs visitors were unable to tally again untl mere
,raa only six minutes play. West Point leo
~, Eve goals when Braddock scored
nrst goal from the hed' and he"neoy -, so,,,s
- -, ra and one from the foul line oy some
sbootlng The period ended with the score
vest point II, Pennsylva7ia' TO- -. ,
~ the 6naI period both teams played tast anu
.,a.ted in great shape. but the soldiers nnanassu
70 score four goals before KENNEDY tS''ieu lo 80
80 time was called and also scored one point
from the foul line.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
WILLIAMS BEATS AMHERST ON ZOE.
IBy Telegraph % The Irioelns-

IBy Telegraph % The Triounel
Amherst Mass. Feb 15.-The Whians hoezsy'
team, defeated the Amherst seven BY a score of
goals to I'm a fast game played On Pratt RIMS
this afternoon. Soft ice prevented any finished
work Williams easily excelled Amherst which
was forced play on the defensive tnroughout rns
garne Jenkins and Benton starred for Williams
making two goals apiece while Wyekon and Wash~
b,,rp DIaved well for Amherst.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
A NEW CANADIAN LINE.

Winnipeg, Feb IA charter was granted yes
tsTday 10 the Canadian Western Railway. a new
corporation, promoted by Minnesota capitalists
he company intends to buiid railway through
Southern Alberta from Calgary to the interna-
snnai boundary and branch line from Pincher
.Neests, tnto the rich lumber territory Of the Elk
HiEer Nslley. British Columbia The line will be
continued south from the boundary TO Butte
Nent The final survey viii be completed in the
Fr~rr
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
= eReAT IRRIGATION SCHEME.

Iorreon, Mexico. Feb 15-General Angel Garcia
rsaa, head Of the engineer corps OF Mexico, has
sses Investigating the water supply Of the great
AAgcna cotton district II has been decided turn
ne entire aow OF the San Juan Del Rio into Lake
saHfisguo, the source Of supply for the Rio Nazas
ne principal irrigating stream of the Lag1na dis
reis 10 dam the lake and hold the water in re-
serve This would insure a permanent abundant
ssppiy Of water an immense acreage.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
FEW GUNNERs AT wYKAGYL.

Only three events were decided at the Ne" Ro-
cbeue trans of the wykagy Country Club yester-
day. Six gui,ners reported, and they decided the
T,ebr,,arv Cup the Sporting Goods Cup and spe-
cia scratch shoot f. Eckart took the leg on ule
,,ontblv trophy with full score Of twenty-five
+agats He vasralso the winner Of the other Tegu-
lar shoot The scratch event was won by J. A
Henderson. who made clean score of fifteen tar
gets II was the best of the day
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
FEBRUARY CUPS TARGETS.
THREE JOCKEYS HURT AT TAMPA

Tampa Fla, Feb. ls.-Three jockeys we're hurt
In the racing here to-day In the hfth race four
horses fell in q bunch and Murphy and Griffen
were badly hurt. Platt was knocked into the fence
in the last
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
SQUADRON A TO PLAY HOCKEY.

The annual hockey match between teams repre-
senting the 9Th Regiment and Squadron A wilt be
,,aved n the st. Nicholas Rink tomorrow night.
tickets are In great demand. Reserved seats may
be had from Cheever n. Cowdin. No. % Wall street
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
ooLUMBIA SWIMMERS BEATEN.

Philadelphia, Feb. 13-The University of Penn
sylvania swimming team easily defeated the repre-
sentativcs of Columbia University tonight by the
score of IS to s. Pennsylvania also won the polo
match ma king two goals. while Columbia was IN
a BILE to score.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14

Heron Fsls- otesels
r,sato pb;IiinS ~ COKE Co Brush Rsfsres-R g
ssfIen1an New York Athletic club Associate refeEe
Triiis0n club. UmpTes-efeorge Harmon
anSerers n e: +. c Brittop. Hockey Cub ItIneSee>
Tvveut minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
PARpoNneR WINS AT BATH BEACH.

W. A. PaFdonner did the best work at the Bath
Beach traps OF the Marine and Field Club yestsF-
day Three guns shot in a i00-target contest and
Mr.. Pardonner broke 7s Of the flying bIuerocks
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14

coal. from, neld-Couard 60. Devers t2!, snrIes
gseardsIee f2l Catrou Milliken. KENNEDY bFau
rStr.,h Goals from lne-keinath tS'
f3esrdsiee PefereeS-Wsymouth and Hyatt OF hate
Time of haIves-Twenty minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-02-14
NO ICE FOR HARVARD HOCKEY GAME

Cambridge. Mass, Feb 12-Ths Harvzrd-Dart-
mouth hockey game was postponed again to-day
for lack of Ice