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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-09
PASTOR oGGEL DEAD,

T. G. T. contributes to the Friend
an obituary fth elate Rev. Engedbert
Christian Oggel, who died at Holland,
Mich, the field of his first ministry,
on November 6. Mr.. Oggel was pas
tor of the Bethel Union church here,
succeeding the late DR.. Damon, srom
1884 until It's building was burnt in
the Chinatown fire of 1886. With
Rev. J. A. Cruzan, he edited The
Friend His pastorate ended with the
amalgamation of Fort-street and Bet
hel Union congregation under the
name of Central Union church. Mr..
Oggel reached 50 years of age.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-09
RECEPTION.

A reception will be given Rev. r.
e. Smith and his family in the old
! parsonage, corner of Miller street and
Beretania Ave-, from o'clock this
evening. Doctor Smith comes from
Normal, ILL.,, to take charge of the
First Methodist Episcopal Crurch Of
this city, and it is hoped that many
will be present this evening to bid
him and his family a cordial welcome
to Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-09

jury-room, but his request was re-
fused.
City ana County Attorney Cathcart
had been subpenaed yesterday but
he pencilled a memo on the subpenae
asking that he be excused as he was
i'll.
F. B. McStocker stated that An
drews had only been present in the
jury room to testify that the City
and County Attorney had refused to
allow lis to act in the capacity.
The case was cntinued until We'd
nesday next.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-09
ASQUlTH MAJORITY is

LONDON, December 9.-Four hun
dred and nineteen out of the total of
six hundred and seventy constitu-
encies in the United Kingdom and
Ireland have now been polled in the
general elections, the result so far be-
ing the sustaining of the government
by a slim majority of thirty three.
AS matters now stand, the coalition
has 226 members elected and the OPP
position 1913.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-09
SPOKANE SHOWS
VERY LARGE GAIN

WASHINGTON, December "a
gain of one hundred and eighty three
per cent. in population has been made
by the city of Spokane, Washington,
during the past ten years, the figures
issued yesterday by the census
bureau giving the city total of 1O4,-
402.
The State of Louisiana is shown to
have population of 1,656,3S8.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-09

to his legal work. Since the begin
ming of the Kau plantation litigation
the court at Kailua has undertaken
some very important cases in all of
which counsel from Honolulu have
been retained. During Mr.. Smiths alb
sence Mf. Rolph will have charge of
his HilO work.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-09
REGULATING CIGARS.

WASHINGTON, December O.
Senator Taylor of Tennessee yester-
day introduced a bill extending the
provisions of the pure food law to
tobaccos, to prevent the mislabeling
of tobaccos and the adulteration OF
me smoking material.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-09
GUATEMALA REVOLUTION.

GUATEMALA, Guatemala, Decem-
Der "a revolutionary outbreak is
threatened here and a state of great
unrest exists. The government is
taking prompt steps to head off the
threatened trouble and numerous ar
reefs are being made. The jails
throughout the republic are filled
with : Utica prisoners,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
SPEEDWAY RACING POPULAR
Move to Increase Accommoda-
tions for Spectators.

The recent revival os public interest N
Speedway sport has brought before the Of
hcials the urgent need Of better accOmmO-
datious for the spectators who gather each
SUNDAY morning for the inpTCmptu racing
and on midveek days when set brushes
take place.
The equine contestants and their owners
have nothing 20 complain or. for the road
is in perfect condition. but the popular PARK
is entirely lacking in accommodations for
all who wish 10 witness the racing The
only zrandstand> Is erected on a spot seldom
used. owing 20 the down grade on the lower
stretch which causes the horses 10 break
All OF the racing takes place on the upper
END az the drive. and those wno wish u
see the finishes are compelled - stand
along the curb AZ the halfmIe post.
The Park Commissioner has already in
structed his engineers 10 take up this i'm
portant matter. and IL is hoped that the
present unused Erandstand viii be moved
further uB the drive. The series of sprlns
brushes OF the Road Drivers Association
will draw a large crowd 20 the Speedway,
and II the new stand could be erected az a
vantage -noint- on the upper stretch before
Nav Is. which is the date sci FOR The open
ing matinee ir would add greatly 20 the
popularity Of the sport
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
TWELVE WINS
Blanks City College in Lively
Lacrosse Siruuule.

sy soore - - Q the lacrosse team q
the C-escer- Athletic club defeated q
,~elve tron1 ire College % the City ~ New
York SeSterdsv or the Crescent nelo- a:
h7N Ridge raw eas+erly rf1d made n
uncC-nfo~ts5ie fo- the spectators who
f-i-ged to south a-d ssst sides n Jne
te-d and who cneered the contestants a.
they played
The CresCe-ts WHOSE team was made ID
n ca'f 81 the old naen sni rslf ~ the new.
icok the aggressive FROM enc start- SIT 80
acre were the visito~e and their goal
keeper. Sclo. tha- the Ha'f Mcon men we're
ahls 10 score cnlv enc goal in -he FIRST
twe--E-nl ruto -a-f Their outside home
man O'Hourke. shot re ball into tne
enen,y's net about eve minutes before the
y nistie. when THE score stood Crescent =.
Co iege o. - C.-, - N-w York O.
Vincent Kennel vas replaced by War
Gel, CA Fricf ty Malke-, and Bass Hy Nc
-nfy7e. Of the Cres cents. tn the second half.
Saoui arr Jscohy tock IRE places o. Stein
ert sno Newman ar IRE VISITORS fesn-. The
college men made desperate efcrts i0 this
La to SCors a goa. buI IN vain. As re-
suit there Was some rough pay in me
clirlnls Ess, buf Or Mcintyre. ~ the Cres-
cents, pur TIE han I'M The eneuly's net on q
pass from Wa rhree -7inu-es after nav
Vss called i- this ne-iod o'Rou~k= co.
lowed 30 un wit1 another 'n Hre minutes
then - RourK- sem another sv-ffr one il A.
ne end % q Scr.rr. mage ~ he ives e1i or
TIE red. where ths visitors goal was To-
Gated In thst rsif snd Wa-5eu scored ,he
Hftn and Hrsl goa for The Cres.e0rs f,lst
before rre whistle. making r-e r1al -ai .--.
The lineup follows
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
STEVENS TWELVE WINS
Carlisle Indians Defeated in Fast
Lacrosse Game.

TIE Stevens Institute lacrosse team won
. hard fought game YESTERDAY with ire
carlisle Indians by the score of IS 20 g. The
teams were evenly matched. The pace set
vas fast. and some rought work vas .--
du'Eed in. time being taken oat fer Be
and 'ahe-. "a 00 were hurt
Carlisle seorei first or -r-r aE Ellte.
The stevens attal X passed poorly. and Car
Isie scored a-ai1. The engineer then set
tied down. and pass from Carr.ucl am
to Foster Noted a Eea' Two others f7.-
'oveo hv Cunningham and Sell Then Ma
donald scored 0l d pretty PASS from Brewer
behind Tire goa Each side made another
tally shortly. and then H-mpHreyS was
kerr busy Until The end of -he naf stopping
vel directed shots by She Indians
TIE second half was marked b. long pass
ms and ~egEh PLAY. several -er heiDE pr
ol-. peedr. scored for Carlisle. making r1e
score b 30 a. Stevens seemed unable ta con-
aer--s-e rer attack. and tile team woIk "
me Indians maGa r-e institute followers ur-
easy. R~eVer made rra' CoaL however
ir rre last few minutes ~ plaE.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

NACvS Broadway. 5i'h snd Str streets,
offers special attractions this week tn all
wool dress goods imported mohair fahr-'s
linens and wash goods. Attention IS also
called - = big reduction in leather hand
Gags. women's pure thread silk hose and
wo-nen's suits and waists.
ABRAHAM T. sTRAJs. BROOKLYN. call
attention To an overflow budget of special
values IN nattinEs. carpets. lawn camilles
cut glass and engraved table tuublsrs. Ez-
trao-dinarv sales are also announced for
Tuesdav-
STERN BROTHERS, West - street.
offer this week special attractions IN their
iep-elrv department. Mesh purses and bags
and enan1elled and gold watches mav -
secured 2 a low hgure. 4 bargain sale OF
carpets s1d rugs VIII be held during the
week
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
yTEEI CRASHES ON STEEL
Fencing Season Formally Ends
with Grand Assault d Armes.

See c.ash-r and .rasred a. foil llcErg
Erl-l ARD sd H-a -@- In rne Crane assault
es-nss a. rg-t held iH me stelier ~
~ -F-sn-- rrarrr ~ rne Young M~r
.szzElsr A--.e.sr 80 30 West 5zfr
Fass. a rNp0-er-S of -re at
r tssenF represent l-E t1e ,s--ous organ
is.e-s ..r-.-...r IRE cirE. met in Le
I'D r-s.-0-= u-rn interesting results.
p 1e8.-s N- a- ot Columbia LriEe-stfy.
RESIDED
-e ro.-- v.-- 80 coils - r. Cont
20 THE Ita Ian Ee-0e-s'
~e- -s.... g. .ap6-t o. ~ ne
E-s- -.- me ~~s- - even .- were
.s tHe 1sr.rrc r-st draw was DEC lsred.
-- 20 '--r s -.fl rrlE weapon Pro
.,. --a TerCe-s CLUB met
-ss P Breed .r rre same c.lr. George
ses ~@r Professor Louis Sera~. tre
-- -l0re- rr -"e worlds champ rn>r-p,
@ -'es-.. --re- N---sv. ~ TIE Car
-E- FsNcer. .-.-. met Anthony II o..
-7lmra while Professor y Ba~tcr
r. .rrr special ecut
10 -ls.'Ing swords brought ouf the Vest
.15 expert. ss p. ORTIZ. - ne French
s Ne. .--..--sr Association. me-
As- . -ra N-u York Tu~uvere '~.
no a F"-re ~-er Jor~ hlsi-e and
ar -re Fen-srs C'gb. met A.
t-H "f .-- ~l-rVe-elr 20 owing
isE, Professor Bs-fol gave ar fr-
f's-hg e1r. .1..~r u.-l ris -on X liam.
@ -a ea~- v00 r-~dled his
,sie, 0l-. z-rs. 6eRta~ffv
ssd.1s opponents ~ The ssbre we're
t-t-fr Charles Koch. ~ fhe T--r-
compel r0n wirh rHe former
-al'or. George Frefrlherr. D.. Alfred
~~'-7rr rf re Fenoers cur. AFs irst
spia'r n. ae Csrs-gl-Ie. and Jehn Auai-e
s'F Dr. ~Fsv- Dr v. p. Curt. %
N-H fors Athletic LUb. and recent
~ 30 fr-ee weapon Championship.
Eee tr -. e-s 0r the ezr bitcrs.
aonis v.@-s re formal ending ~ IRE
'le s-ssor o. -ra French brsnch, ard
-T~, -r f-s snrua diruer-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

The realty growth % the nor-rerr secstc-
Of the city last year was unusually vtsor-
Gus. Along North avenue and In the terri
tory Immediately adjoining that thorouxf-
fare a1 sxtensive amount os construction
work was done In many sections - ths
city the market price FOR property RS
more than doubled within ths last tv-fv-
months. and according 70 real estate &c
perts the present prices FOR ho-sss and isnsi
VIII look small compared TO the SUMS paid
for such properties when th- transit Inks
- The city are enlarged BY the Nsu York.
Westchester & Boston Railroad.
Two lines OF this road are 20 ps=s
through the northern section % the city.
One OF these. the so-calIsd main line
crosses WEBSTER and North avenues sr1
the interuedi ate strsets with stations ..
both these points. The other - the W7-is.
Plains division. which leaves the main lirs
a. Mount Vernon and runs % Whits
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
MAY TIE AGAIN At CHESS
Harvard Ahead, but Yale Should
Get Adjourned Game.

Boston April 1G-Hs-vard ard ysl-
~lashe1 sgain to-day In an attempt - settle
the question of chess supremacy. which has
remained an oper enc since - tie in the
annual quadrangle tourns ren' held fr New
York CIfv last Christmas. TIE match was
one NJ four boards and play hegs- -
Grav-s Han cam bridge. early this afte--
noon. under a tir7e limit cf ff-een moves
20 fle hour.
when play was adjourned - s oclcrl.
th,s evening TIE chances were 1hst nc
contest would sain end in q draw. a. did
a similar encourter which took place at
New Haven i've weeks ago. for. while Ha--
ward had two games 10 its credit a. the
adjournment. Yale had won one game
while one game stood adjourned greatly in
favor % the Yale man on the first board
The palrings. openings and results VI 10
the adjournment follow
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
NOTABLE OFFERINGS At THE STORES
For Further Details Concerning Them See the Advertisements in
TO-daY'S Tribune

HEARN'S. 14tr street near Fifth avenue.
announces q housekeepers' week 20 those
Who have hotels, boarding houses Or sum
mer cottages 20 ~ NJ for the summer.
Among tho bargains % - obtained are
Tuslns, comfortables. blankets. cut glass
table ware. rugs, curtains. draperies and
table liner.
LORD & TAYLOR. Firth avenue 18Th -
20tI street. announce a special sale ~
rugs and matttngs for Monda- Attention
is also called 20 the cold storage plan- tor
the proper care Of furs. wearing apparel
etc.
LoOMGNGDAI.Es Third sv.nus. Sc
tween 5ath and SOth streets. will hsvs 4
special Monday and Tuesday sale ot beauti-
ful tailored suits silk hosiery and carpets
and rugs NAV also b. secured n big rsduc-
-'ons IN price
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
glJND Prize CONNLIN'S
...,, Billiard PLAYER Easy
tSS@s ,.Ii,,er from Poggenburg.
..is Up HIGH AVERAGE
zsssirg Amateurs Favor
r. ,:,-,er Strings in Future
Plav FOR Title.

-.-sr.~. or -hc chicago Ath-
s' ..,.- v-o- the sreoaa prize n
-, % .-a---- a. oa'k'iue oasnn-
~ ...--s-.s-. ,cs-e-day rv eefeat-
....-.sanr.o- 3. Fe-l'aand f'ssea-
-.. Itsss-k-szz. ss roi1ts -
- z--,-tc- I'D. Brooklyn. re
.ss r.as--- o. 10 t'e thot nad
~ -..,-s h,ro-s as-e- Edws-5 u.
i. ,,---c.a N r. rad defeated
% -.. era. match o: ths tourra-
81. r-s..oss 1.gh. IS re record
"a. ssrsas- .aAes the champion
- s-5 CD. tHs lst'eT - es Non
~ ,.r.--e his Persona properly. and
fsir -. re --s. r-.ze -onklr taxes
p - ,.--ze rCczen1urg WIS me
t-s 81. -1s rlEh s.ng.e average
~ e. -r.--s mace Egsirst nr.
80. IS Tr-F.as
.. -sss r- --. Ns-Jer 2. zen
-.- y ..s-.r-.a while n.s cl-tmsts.
-. ,-sv-- ta"s -r .trh place. eli re
i, rr1s --- tH- lEh r-r rs his
sf---s T R-ovn snd Dr.
-e .. aa~e- anon ana -'sL iar
U- mar position IS awarded
.-, r---s.E-. Champion. because
.-.. -r--aee - IS tlus tlst the
-...---l ..a areS - tne END c-
-.-.... .-.-.-. CrSr-p -0u-na -llefit
res -- ire National Asso-la-
.-sre.- H-.s-d PLAYERS.
-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE
Competitive Play in Order on
Metropolitan Courses.
TRY OUT SUMMER GREENS
G. H. Nixon Captures Handicap
Ball SWEEPSTAKES on Links
az Forest Hill.

Tie coT-rp-itiVc golf season had sn au-
ST -ioLs opening r tire Forest Hill Field
C'I-, near Newark. yesterday. A bal
sweepstakes attracted q large field. @ II
Nixon proved tre winner. with S4-i5-ss.
Although rho regular cup contests will nor
be got under way until the latter part OF
MAJ. the sweeps VII be played every
SATURDAY,
Forest HiG has long hae the reputation
~ heirE among ths frst OF tne New Jersey
clubs to begin spring activities and this
year is Epholding i-s record. With tws
e--ce1tio1s all the summer greens were n
commission yesterday. and they bid fair -
b. better than ever before
TIE scores were as follows
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
NEW ROCHELLE ACTIVE
Many Large and Artistic Houses
Recently Built There.

or the many thriving residential centres
IN Westchester County near the northern
limits ~ Tire city Is New Rochelle. II is
especially attractive - those persons who
love healthful outdoor recreations. espe-
c-ally aquatic sports. for - has two fine
harhors. fourishing yacht clubs and sew
eFal rowing clubs. A large number % resi-
dents are motor boat owners The city Is
well supplied with social. civic and bust
ness associations Of many kinds
New Rochslls is an IDEAL home teun. II
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

comprises almost entirely a great series Of
residential PARKS with well kept grounds.
well constructed. comfortable homes set in
attractive surroundings, with broad public
streets and avenues and with all city con-
veuiences. II il truly one OF the most pop-
ular residential places n the great Sub
urban area Of greater New York It's pop
ulation is now between 5000 and 10000. and
is growing az the rate Of between and %
per cent 2 year
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
WESTON REACHES OLD HOME
Former Tovnsmen at Fredonia, n. Y.
Give Him Substantial Purse.

F-redouia. y. T.. April lt.-Edward Parso-
Weston arrived here from Erie, Penn. AZ :
o'clock tonight. covering the distance OF
forty-eg gnt miles in nineteen hours, which
included = ive-hour stop for rest al West
held-
Weston formerly lived in Fredonla and
he had 4 most cordial greeting from his
former tovnsmen. 4 reception IN his honor
was held a. the opera house tonight at
which a suhstan,ia. purse was presented 20
him He VII remain I'm F-edonia over
Sunday
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

Plains. passing through the upper psr- 90
New Rochelle. near the grounds % tbs
WyksgyI Country Club AS this Eu- "a ~
be a high speed electric road. with iccal
and express service a. intervals % Hftssn
minutes or thsreabouts, this part % Ne0r
Rochelle VIII be exceptionally vel served
Tn the matter 81 C0nvenisncss for E-ttins -
and from New York New Rochsls IS als0
reached by electric trains % the New
Haven Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
TO ENLARGE NURSES scHooC.

Ms William church Osborn. president cf
che Bellevue Training school for Worre1
Nurses. at No. 42s East cstr street. has
bought from Robert : and William Gas
keIL through the Douglas Robinson, Charles
{ Brown Company. the two stOry factory
b1i1sl7r No 4s3 East 18th street. On ~,
.5xaS feet The site 5buts the institution
property and viii bs used 20 enlarge tins
training school. 90 is thought. Acout a yes-
AZ, the premises No as - - East s,n
---~at we're bought. with that cbjsct u
viaw
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
THREE MILE MARK IN DANGER

George Obermeyer. of the National Ath-
Ietlc club. Will try for a new record in tF-
three-uiIe run az the games Of he Gaelic
League os the state Of New York az Celtic
Park to-day. Frank Brennan. % the Pas
time Athletic CLUB, and I'd Jordan, " the
Nayie- Athletic Club will start In t7s same
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
CARLISLE ELEVEN SCHEDULE.

70 's-.ie'- r-cs- football schedule .or
s'asor hss been announced as FOL
:. t.fl-e- =. - anon Eauey. A. Csriisl.
e. Carlisle
- y heEr-~E Nary''anc College a.
...cAirsOI. a. Carlisle > BUCK
rsrs.r N.kes Barre. u CrertvsburE ~
No. a syracuse. ~ Eyrs cuse. p
.L.sce-r-.a-
ts-, FirE MA. ar Washington. =
e -. Annapolis 81 Cornell. al rfhaca
'f. a. HrU71eeros
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
SINCERITY

Mr. Neekton came home one evening With
q deep band Of black Grape on his hat and
arm.
Henry demanded his VIE. Sharply.
why ere you wearing that Grape!
"Lln wearing u for your rrst husband.
finder
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
GOLFERS TIE FOR HON0RS
High Wind Makes Scoring Diff
cult at Dvker Meadow

Thirtv-one members 0f the Dyke~ Meadow
Gof C'uh took part i'm an eighteen-hole
handicap versus hogie Yesterday afternoon
A re for first place resulted between y. ".
Nei- and p. u. Shihiev both 90 whom
finished & down. Although tle greens We're
true ana 1ra course generally was i'm ex-
-,rent condition. a high wind made good
scoring difficult
The results follow
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
From n. Tribun. Ba-eau.r


Wsshinston. Aprl- Is
ORDERS 1851 ED The 70 lowing or1ers
have been issued.
ARMY
Flrsf Lieutenant HUGH NJ KELLY. -sr1 In
fanrr-. detailed professor ~ Military sol
arce a. state CCiyersitT. Lexington. h'-
take PFa~r July u. v1cs F-rSr Leu
-enan- Pl+TLTP v COR BTSJER. 9Th Tav-
airy who viii then proceed % Ms -esi
msrr.
Firsr LIeu-ensnt DANIEL r. GlENIf. ~
Carairr 10 Fort Siscuu. April -. as "a
witness IN trial OF Private charles H
Iouoens.aEsr. 5tb Recruit COMPANY, gen
era. service. lufanfrE
second rIeut-aanr CHARLES II ROCb1v ELL.
E'reers Nav - % en- ccef ~ en-
Siueers a. Washington
Leaves p ars-nc@-Firsr Lieutenant LEON
Ard HUGHES. medical reserEa CORDS.
one month ana ten days. captain Ed
WARD " SEfN<LE. ordnance depart
meut two months from Tuiy 7. Major
DWIGHT z HOLLET. 18th Infant
one month.
NAVY
Commander " WHITE. detached the
volverinr. 20 conference A. Naval War
college
Tfsutsnant Commander q. DAVIS detached
R,resu % E4uiprrerf 20 th- Mississippi
Ii=1teuart Commander e.. WErT Z =.
detached the Minnesota. hon3 await
r5.rteG7rt Commander = ALTHOUsE C.
i-,yt ~7a,+ 'o7Yirr rriander n v ~ ALIEN de
rarH~d the Wisconsin. - the Nebraska
Lieutenant Comma Ider II. LANINtr. dete~ns1
the Nebraska. home. aVai- orders
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

UPPER MoNTcLAIR GOLF CLUB.

lBr Telegraph r1 The Tribune. .
bloomfield. ~. D.. April IA baI sweep
stakes was rne attraction ON the links of
-Ha I-rra- Nante.atr Golf C1uh this after
noon. and was won bv C r. North. with a
ne- score ~ 7n.
rn. scores follow
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
'oaksos RUNE TWELVE MILES.

~, ADrl M--Jsck Jonason ca
e.. H-''e' ~ -oGG work to-ozy and spent
's,.s n Playing raj untu -ssn .nt-r-
t,. e suick changes m the weather
f-. -los sny reElv serious work bv
e. Iasnr-on. ss hs wishes te AVOID
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
MoNTCLAIR GOLF CLUB.

Bloomfield. April 1F-A club handicap.
eighteen holes was PLAYED on the Montclsir
Golf club Iinbs this afternoon.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
NAVY CANCELS ATHLETIC GAMES.
Tsy T,lerrsph 70 ne tribune

FBy TelcgTsph 20 he lflIAh-i
Annapolis, April Is-An athletic contests
v-,,~A -ver. scheduled today for the Nsvsl
Aoao.--v teams we're called or on account
- - desth % NIidshipnnan wilson
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

OPENINGS Board = Ru~ Lonez. > Fr-nch De-
fence g. RIy Lopez : French Defence.
Yale had the move on the odd numbered
I boards
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

Liegtenant 0omuander 4 n Bennett. d--
,aehsd 'he Missouri = t5s -511.ssls Ss9T.sSs
detached the New jersey. % Command -
IIeutenant y T. wVNsN. detached - ~
brassa. home. svsir orders.
LisutenanT v A KIMBERLY. detached th-
Lieuters1, F. = sHEFFIEL.D. detacn-d Naval
1'5 Asadsny % 55 81 yi-sI9ia 1900 ~. -.
braska home await orders
surgeon r C. HOICOMB detached ths SOL
surgeon a W DCSBhR. 70 asvsi dis7-nss-y.
Passed assistant sars.o, y : PuGH. j. -
-arhed the Tacoma home. svait e-dsrs
Passed Assistant surgeon NJ " BAKER. g.
rs--e- rslr va~t Se,r yor. - ne --scnr,a
Passed Assistant surgeon 2. n. Il OLD. d.
taChef naval dispensary. - naval MEDICAL
school hospital Washington
Passed Assistant surgeon T. n HAI-LCWsI.
detached the Connections. tc navy ya-d.
Assistant sg-gsou y. J. ErDp1rE. d-,a-a-i
uavar medical sc1ool. vsshiugron. 70 ths
-ran- Surgeon = r PHELPS. 1-taea-4 ths
south Carolina, - the Soiscs.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS. .-Th- fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported % the Navy Department
ARRIVED
April 15-The Ma-douoush a. chsrlssron. -
Helens. the Wilmington. the Nills-ohos r'9
Hav, the Connecticut. the kdnss7 he e-
mont. fre Nnues0ra. tho Italn. -Ha NJ Issis
sipri the New Hampshire rle -'fecrgla. 80
Nebrasas. the New JERSEY. The Rhof- lss1d
rre Virginia. -Hs Missouri. fHs Michigan rae
0of0uae. rrs Celtic and the Faf1x-n- A.
southern d-iu grou1ds-
SAILED.
Nr-- I4-rs- Albany. from Panama for ssr
Frau-.sco-
APru ls-rhs BuHalo. frrrn Panama ts- ssn
Francisco via Ma baE. The Sottn
Carolina from Charleston for Hampton
RoaG~. me Monte t=ornerv. f~orl Pensacola f1r
t-hsriesron. The Hector from Boston for Nor-
rols. the Des Moines, from Norfolk for -
Vincent. on ~0ute % NonrNvia ~ MacGeF
ough fr0m Fort Eoyai for Charleston. ta9
Prairie from t~istobal for Porr R0Na- ~
rrur- o. Phia1eIphia. me i-dtana trcF,1
phffs phi. for LeVas De- the Cl@ve sha.
from Annoy for Hank0W. the Conrecrlcut.
the Kansas. the vermont t1- Mfnncsota, rfe
Idaho. the MisSissi 1pi. the Nev HsFiDsnire.
Georgia the Nebraska the NeW Jsrses.
rhe Rhode Island. the Virginia r1a Missouri.
-ra Ni~riEau. tha Potomac. rhe .eltc am
he paruxeut. from Hampton E1s15 for
Southern Grin grounds
TIE subr1a~iu~s CIttIefsh. Ts-a1trIia srf
virs~ 1eta-he6 from reserve torpedo ~ si11s.
charleston. These boats wfG ~~7r uas-r
rrope- convoy 10 Annapolis t7r fu-y =, 80
Naval a6ewv
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEI
long ISLAND.

At EAy--rrI.E. T. COTTAGE e. FEET
from sound - Toens fulE I-4t-s--1-- Asf's
l.1 Forest ave. The Bronx a
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17
-sTsEosEL COLLEGE NINE WINS.

~ r--.s -'s ~crk n the n-lc gave caths-
~. se e. eAsy victory over the New
..,,..s fsity second nine on OHIO FSelo
49,. ~ score - . 10 4 TIE Uni
te h"ghfs Students MADE . LotaI %
49,. G~Gralh. - the Cathecral.
oA'y four Scattered h:ts.
,is ~ Innings follows
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

hsEr-r 49, y j. 2.
NV 90 90 %
fr faffedrz--N NcGrnfh an1 KennF;
i-s--s--. = p 20 -r;i y--es oore snd Nor.ir Um-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-17

AND RESULTS