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New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
Cycling u Hockey Il Golf 4 Other SPORTS
Bars Columbia Hockey Team
from the St. Nicholas Rink

the intercollegiate Hockey League. but
he attends most OF its meetings.
Harry A. Fisher. graduate manager Of
athletics at Columbia. said last night that
Columbia had nothing to say further than
that the case would come up for action
to-day at a meeting of the athletic asso-
ciation Hockey players who have taken
part in both the intercollegiate and am
ateur league games said last night that
the rink management. in, view Of the
facts, was taking high handed action OF
kind calculated TO place the game in
dsrepute.
Cornelius Fellowes made the following
formal statement last night
The trouble Is not between the Columbia
Hockey Association and me. but between
Columbia and the intercollegiate assocla-
ton. and involves controversy over the
eligibility clause adopted at meeting
held in the fall Of 1911. at which Co
mmbia was represented and tacitly agreed
TO the adoption of the rule limitlns Il
players eligibility to three years
At the annual meeting Of the inter
collegiate association, held at the frlnCe-
ton club, in this city several weeks abO'
Mr.. Fisher, the alumni delegate from
Columbia raised the question again ana
stated that the Columbia faculty op-
iected 10 the rule on the ground that
the entrants 10 the university were ploiil-
ised four years playing time in all sports
and was opposed to any change or as
elimination in favor OF hockey. ne
agreed. however TO submit the propose
ton to the Columbia faculty for sd)uul-
cation.
I'm the mean time the intercollegiatS as
sociation adopted it's schedule, when IN
Cluded games with Columbia with the ui-
derstandng that the latter should dolue
by the eligibility rule. No acuon "as
taken. however, and as | was making
dates for the hockey playing season, ana
could do nothing pending the settlement
Of the question whether Princeton COR
nell ard Dartmouth would play thel,
scheduled games with Columbia, put
the question up to Captain Bates OF the
Columbia team As his reply indicated
that the faculty would oppose the RUE
which meant eliminating Columbia from
the intercollegiate championship contest
| recalled the Columbia dates. cancelled
the practice periods and the practice
passes given 70 the players.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Bremen Dec o. a m-George Washington
Ger. New York via Plymouth and Cher
p,,n,a Arenas Dec a-Chincha d3r) New York
and Norfolk via Bahia Blanca for Valparaiso
Pernambuco. Dec 9-Chr Knudsen CNor) New
York for Rio de Janeiro. Santos, etc
Vaiparaiso Dec e-Dorothy CBrb, New YORK
via Punta Arenas. Corral. Coronel and Tai
cahuano.
for Buenos Ayres.
Bermuda. Dec 0. $50 a m-Bermudian CBrl
New York.
Port Natal Dec T-Tanuenfels Ger) New
York via Cape Town. Algoa Bay. East Lon
so,,tha ~I mnfon. Dec o-Thames CBr). New York
Via Kingston. Colon ard ~ Michaels.
Gibraltar. Dec e-Adristic sBrl, New YORK ,or
Naples: Princess Irene lGerl New York 'or
Naples (and both proceeded.
Glasgow. Dee e-California tBrh New forA v"
Moville
Amsterdam. Dec T-Prins der Nederisnden
DUTCH. New York via West Indies. Nenez-
uela and Havre- SAILED
Bremen. Dec :. 3 m-Buelow Ger. New
Genoa, Dec s-Mendoza dtaD. New York
Barbados. Dec 6-Justin (Brl. from Para TOT
New York
Buenos Ayres. Dec s-Afriean Prince 1sr).
shields. Dec 7-Wiikommen Ger. New York
swansea. Dec T-Bristoi City tBr) from bris-
tol for New York. -
York.
and Bunder Abbas for New York.
PASSED.
Perrin Dec T-cuyahoIa tBr), New YORK for
bombay sth. Argenfcls (Ger), Calcutta ana
Colombo for Boston and New York.
Dunnet Head. Dec sc r Tietgen DAM: New
York Tor Copenhagen, sth. kursk Russ''
New York for Newcastle and I.ibau.
Prawle Point. Dec 9-Stanhope tBr). New YORK
for Hull.
for Aieiers, Palermo. etc.
sasres Dec T-Oceania AUST. New York for
Naples. etc: sth, Malinchs tBrl, New iork
for Algiers.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
BOY OF 16 A SUICIDE
Never Known to Laugh OIL
Smile. Says Father.

Louis Farantino. who worked in his
fathers parber shop. at No. 50 Cslyer
street. Brooklyn. shot himself in Central
Park yesterday and died at Bellevue Hos
pital. The body was identified at the
Morgue by the boys father. The elder
Farantino said that Louis was only six
teen years old. though he appeared to be
several years older. He had never been
known 10 laugh or smile, the father said.
shortly before the boy was found lying
in tire park near the menagerie he vert
into the restaurant near the 65d street
entrance on the Firth avenue side and
ordered glass of milk and sandwich
When he had finished his luncheon he
went out and shot himself. The boys
father could give no reason for the act
other than that he had very melancholy
disposition.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10

resumed the race. The first bad Spill
however occurred at lo:55 o'clock. and
Thomas. Fogler. Walker and Berthet
vent down in a heap. A couple Of wheels
were badly smashed. and Berthet twlsied
his ankle. put no one was seriously IN
,,,yed The front wheel on Walkers ma,
cchtne buckIed under him while the neld
,ras rounding the hard luck Madison ave
nc turn in the track. and he came
cropper. Sliding down the steep emoank. .ke
,,,opt he fell in front OF Berthet, the
srtner of Brocco, and carried nm 10
~ boards. The other riders piled up
oyer the wreck, but none were oadiy
bnrt Walter Rutt fell a little later while
riding al swift pace on the 2th street
sIde of the building, but he, TOO es-
caped any injury. ,A-o hoe
'rhe dense. smoke laden atmosphere mas
Ied some OF the riders to wear automoplie
goegles. and not a few have put on ,"lars wsr.I'
s,ndershirts under their racing coiors;
The smoke parches their throatsi ana
Iio,Iid refreshments were taken wniie on
ne wheel. Frank Kramer had Just peeh
handed tubeful OF water In the aiteI
nonn when some one started spurt' anu
prank had 10 drop the tube ana rusn
after the pack.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
Cornelius Fellowes Closes Ice
to Blue and White Seven
tor Practice and Games.

oiumbias hockey team has been
oarred from the st. Nicholas Skating
Hlik ny Cornelius Fellowes because of a
Misunderstanding that has arisen between
inc Columbia authorities and the Inter
oo"esiate Hockey League. There is avery
reason to believe that an agreement will
De reached by Columbia and the league
of1cials, but Mr. Fellowes has decreed that
the Blue and White team cannot practise
at the rink and. furthermore. will not
be permitted to play any of its games on
that sheet Of ice.
According TO information obtainanle
last night the trouble originally arose at
the last meeting of the intercollegiate
League when Yale Withdrew from mem
oership. Al that time Columbia took ex-
ception TO certain rules in reference to ol-
igibility' and decided TO refer the case 10
It's own faculty committee. There was no
talk of a rupture in the league. which
u composed of Princeton. Columbia. Cor
nell and Dartmouth. and Columbia an
nounced Its willingness 20 go ahead with
the schedule. which the league commit
tee was ordered TO draw up.
Mr.. Fellowes said last night. however.
that Columbia had not taken action On
the rules. and until IT did so he was not
going to permit the team to use the
rink for practice, and had revoked the
passes which had been given to members
Of the squad. He said that he was not
trying 10 force Colum0ia's hand, but
he had cancelled the dates which had
been assigned to Columbia in the league
series and would consider Columbia out
OF the league unless it made its decision
quickly
According 10 Mr.. Fellowes the St. Mich
olas Rink. as such, is not a member OF
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
TO CHANGE ROWING POLICY
Looks Bad Now for Ellis Ward
as Coach of Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia. Dec. 9.-Members OF the
athletic association OF the University Of
Pennsylvania at the annual meeting to-
night adopted resolutions declaring for
change in the rowing policy OF the uni
versity. A committee was appointed to
consult with the college boat club to dis
cuss the securing OF new coach.
As the result OF an agitation which has
been waged among the undergraduates
against retaining Ellis Ward. the veteran
coach. three OF tho graduate members OF
the board OF directors were defeated Tor
recollection. Thomas Reath' who has
headed the rowing committee for many
wears. was among those defeated.
The annual report OF the financial COM
mittee showed receipts from football OF
ysf77 and expenses OF s25,0s.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast.--washins, q

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures ton.
Dec s-The disturbance that was over the 81.
Lawrence Valley Sunday night has moved
rapidly east and Is now over the Canadian
maritime provinces. Another disturbance Is
over Northern Minnesota and moving east
along the north border.
During Sunday night there we're local SHOWS
i'm the north Atlantic states and the lower lake
region and local rains In the south Atlantic
and Gulf states With these exceptions fair
weather was general throughout the country.
Temperatures have risen decidedly over the
slppi Valley and the north plains states, but
n jp falling again In the Far Northwest. The
indications are that the weather Will be gen
erally fair Tuesday and Wednesday throughout
the country.
Temperatures will rise Tuesday throughout
the Atlantic and east Gulf states Tennessee,
the Ohio Valley and lower lake region. while
il viii fall Tuesday In the Northwestern states
and the extreme upper Mississippi Valley, ana
Tuesday night and Wednesday In the middle
plsins states, the middle Mississippi Valley
and the r. gion Of the Great Lakes
The winds along the New England coast VIII
b. brisk southwest: middle Atlantic coast. mod :
crate 10 brisk southwest: south Atlantic and
Gulf coasts. light TO moderate variable; on the
lower lakes brisk and high southwest. upper
lakes brisk and high west and northwest.
ports viii have brisk. probably high west.
winds with fair weather to the Grand Banks.
Forecast for special Localities.-For East
ern New York. fair south. probably snow fur
ries north portion to-day: warmer; Wednes-
day. fair, brisk southwest and west winds.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, Decem
Der 8, 1912.

steamer Ocean Prince tBrl. santos Novsts-
her 49, Rio de Janeiro l6 Victoria 49, Bshis
% and Port spain December !, to Paul r Ger
hard & co, with mdse. Arrived az the Bar az
$50
steamer Mama Hata. Baltimore. to the New
York & Baltimore Transportation 90. WIN
mdse Passed m Quarantine at 5.oJ ~.
steamer Antilles. New orleans December g.
10 the southern Pacific co. with passelge ers
and mdse Passed in Quarantine az e:O5 n
steamer ~ MundO, Galveston December 4. 20
the southern Pacific co, with mdse. l'assea
in Quarantine at 6.2s a M.
Steamer Alamo Brunswick. 20 the Mall )rg
- TO, with passengers and mdse. Passed In
Quarantine at 6.2s m.
steamer Larimsr. Port Arthur December :.
to the y " Gufev Petroleum 20. with oil
Passed u Quarantine az G:2s a m.
Steamer Ogeechec, Galveston. 10 the Texas
City IS co. with mdse Passed In Quarantine
steamer Caledonia CBr,. Glasgow and Movne
December /. TO Henderson Bros, with III
cabin ami rs steerage passengers and mdse.
Arrived at the Bar at II :32 a m.
Steamer Oruba lTir) Bermuda December :.
10 Sandtrsou & Son. with 1so passengers;
mails and mdse. Arrived ~ the bar al ."
steamer Norhlds BD Portland. Ne. De
cember Z 10 ! F Whitney & 60. in ballast.
Left Quarantine at 10:30 m.
steamer Mlnnesotan. Puerto Mexico Deem
Der ?. 10 the American Hawaiian Ss co. Nth
mdse Arrived ar the Bar az l2:4o p m.
steamer Advance. CristOhsl December :. %
the Panama Railroad Ss Line. with - res
sengers, mails and mdse. Arrived az the Bar
at 1880 ? m,
Der I, san Juan 2. MayagueZ 2 and Agusdhio
4 20 the Insular Line. with mdse. Arrived AZ
the Bar az 4:4O p m.
steamer Francisco (Brl. Hull November -
and Boston December Q. TO sanderson q Son.
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar At 90 ? N,
steamer Stampaia ItaD. Philadelphia De
cember s. 20 fairfield Soiari & Co. win
cabin and SIS steerage passengers and ndse
I'm transit VIII fnsh loading and embark
passengers Tor Naples. etc. Left quarantine az
steamer car Russ). Libau November 26. 70
Benham & Boyesen. with ~ cabin and y
steerage passengers and mdse- Arrived az the
steamer COarcas (Br) Iquique October o.
mel % Punta Arenas November l. - Luclt
90 and Philadelphia December to w Grace
& Co Arrived AZ the Bar at 800 a M
Steamer Eizembe (Brl. Calcutta october ~.
Colombo 30 and Algiers November 49, VIA Bos-
tor December 7. 20 Norton & son. with mdse
Arrived at the bar at AZ sth.
steamer Nesterwald Ger. - Marc Novem-
Der 20 Petit Goave % MirasOane =. Jacmel
on CSrtagena % Porto Colombia 30. Santa
Marta December l, Kingston 3, Jeremie 3
Port au-Prince I and Inagua 3, 70 the Ham
burg-A American Line, with passengers. malls
sna mdse Arrived al the Bar at $3.50 a m.
sandy Hook. y 7. Dec .. $50 rl-Wind
southwest: moderate breeze; clear. moderate
sea.
steamers FL Monte. New Orleans: Cincinnati
(Ger) Naples. Edison Light. Rotterdam
stampalia utan. Naples Hamilton. Nortolk
ard Newport News: jamestown. Norfolk and
Newport News: Eocene, Boston; American
Dutch Antwerp; Seaconnet - Odiand
(Norl Philadelphia: IMciine tBr, Hsvie
Roads Colon, Cristobal; Admiral Dewey.
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
MORE BOATS FOR SQUADRON
Members of Atlantic Yacht Club
Announce Plans.

At the annual meeting Of the AtIanuc
Yacht Club held last night at the wal
dorf-Astoria II was announced that the
commodore. J. Stuart Blackton, and two
of the trustees. Albert Z. Smith and Peter
W Rouss. Will build sloops TO race next
season in the 20" class. The yachts VIII
be from William Gardner's design.
The officers elected for 1913 were: COM
modore. J. Stuart Bfackton; vice-commo-
dore. W b. Taylor; rear commodore
Arthur ". Teee: secretary. Edward J.
Graft: treasurer. p. RI. Hart: trustees j.
2. Allen. Z. Palmer, Peter W. Rouss and
Albert l. smith: membership committee
Kenneth Lord Thomas F. Hooper and W.
D. Cash.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
FOR A MAINE MONUMENT
Cuban President Approves Re-
port for Havana Memorial.

Havana Dec 9.-President Gomez to-
day approved the report OF a special COM
mission on the Maine monument. 10 be
erected in Havana The port turret of
the old battIeship will serve as a base for
an allegorical statue representing the
figure OF Cuba Libre" sprlnging from the
flames Of blown up vessel
A bill is now pending in Congress 10
appropriate $1,000 for the erection of a
memorial in one OF the principal squares
OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10

daNs
HOUSE OF KREIG. corporation, d,allhs
In shoe nndings. etc, at No. llO keade sueet. sutt.
Involuntary Creditors; John IL Mason: sCoo.
clover Press 80. and the Nathan NoNeItJ
Manufacturing Company. Judge tolt appoint-
ed Alfred c. Coke. jr.. recelNeI' pohu' s''"O''
A FINKEISTEIN. & SONS mahui uiactureI & @ :
Of cloaks and suits al Nos. 20 and "a West
Se,b street Involuntary. Liabilities. s55 Iio.
nominal assets Ss4. 100 Judge Holt sppoihted lIa
Ferdinand NJ Hoyt jr.. receiver bohu, fiV,po.
Abraham AMI Morris X. Finkestein' the othef
partners. did not sign the petition.
DAVID CHARAk jobber IN jeWery az no
4, Iohn street Involuntary. Creditors. I. II.
Cookc rompanv $3.50: r. ". Sadler company,
SriI and Attelboro Manufacturing company
siO3 Judge Holt appointed Edward L. farris
receiver Liabilities are said to be sl""oo ana
assets $1,000. ,,.- - ,ua, to
ina eco al No 28I Pearl street. Involuntary
creditors Mayer e. Co, 500 John schilhser,
sruJ and r. Castelan0 Co. S.p Juoge
Uolt APPOINTED Daniel Mayer receiver, bohu'
500 IIabIlities are $1,000 snd assets slUp.
'JoIrT p LEY COMPANY. dealer in stoves
at No eOI West 9th street Voluntary La
bilitles 81. 49,: assets. s2,Jo3.
SAMUEL. KAPLAN, manufscturer OF waists
AZ No IFS West ed street InNoiuntsrl
Creditors: L. Levy a Co, s2l5; Morris Weis-
berg S152; Julius Baycr. si2o, ana Aaron
Ros,n so3 Judge Holt appointed Marcus
Uelfand receiver Liabilities are SAID TO De
sa5 900 and assets 5000
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
MIDDIES FACE DISMISSAL
Four Accused of Hazing Fellow
Upper Glass Man.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Annapolis. Dec s.--F'our midshipmen
are under arrest at the Naval Academy
on charges which amount to hazing
their own classmates. The direct charge
is that four youths entered another mid
shlpman's room and assaulted him
The accused midshipmen are William
II Saunders. of South Carolina Robert
G. Neville OF Missouri Earl G. Wagner,
OF pennsylvania. and Jonathan ID. Reed
ir.. Of Kentucky The victim OF the al
legged assault was Midshipman II. T..
Jones. The defence Of the midshipmen Is
that they entered Joness room TO remon-
strate with him on account OF certain al
Ieeations they had heard in regard TO
him and that a quarrel resulted.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
YALE CHESS PLAYERS LOSE
Beaten in Third Match with
Manhattan Club Team.

Yale chess players contested the third
OF series Of team matches at the rooms
of the Manhattan Chess Club yesterday.
and. as IN Brooklyn, was defeated, this
time by a score of AZ 10 li2.
A. Lazinsk. former Columbia player,
headed the Manhattan team. but was
beaten by Roderick Beach Of Yale
Quarles. at the sixth board, was the only
other Yale player TO score, and he drew
his game.
The summary fOlIOMS.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10

For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
Delaware Maryland. the District OF Columbia
and Virginia. fair and warmer to-day; Wednas-
day fair: brisk southwest winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York fair and warmer to-day; Wednes-
day fair. colder; high southwest, shifting to
northwest winds.
For New England. fair and warmer to-day:
sday fair: brisk southwest winds
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
io:4O iIs27
| Hell Gate
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Noordam. reported 5l3 miles east o,
Sandy Hook noon Yesterday. Is expected 10
dock Wednesday forenoon
The Chicago. reported az 6I5 miles east n
Sandy Hook at 4:45 a yesterday. is expected
TO dock "Wednesday forenoon.
The Finland. reported 6I3 miles east o.
Sandy Hook at m yesterday. Is expected To
dock "Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
SUMMERS WINS BOXING TITLE.

London. Dec 9.--Johnny Summers won
the welterweight championship Of Great
Britain here tonight by defeating SID
Burns on points The fight took place at
the National Sporting Club.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
Infantry. and CHARLES A. DRAvo. 2oth

Leaves OF absence: Captain JAMES JOs
TICE, infantry. two months on relief tronIi
present duties: Captain CHARLES -
MORROW assigned 10 18th lntantry, 81
fective December I6l, one month and four
teen days from December 10; First Lieu
tenant OTIS r. COLE infsntry; r.e,. I%eu,y
Major EPHRAIM O. PAXTON. Phliippin,s
Scouts. one month. Captain WILLIAM n.
WILSON coast artillery. one month ! ron W
December 10. captain BRAiNEKD IA1 :
LOR, coast artillery. two months from De-
cember -.
Ensign VI. II. ANDERSON, detached the Cali
fornia: the Whlpple.
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. l.. CLIFTON. re-
ceying ship at Boston, December =.
Assistan, Paymaster A. r.. MAYO. detached
the Baltimore: the Tonopah. ,
Chief Boatswain JOSEPH HE'LL. detached
Naval Academy; the Michigan. December y:
Boatswain ISIDOR NORDSTROM detached
navy YARD, New York: the North Dakota
Paymaster's Clerk II. Z. GALLAGHER, ap-
pointment revoked
Ensign l.. l.. LiNDLEY. the Monterey.
Ensign J. Il. MOORE, Naval Hospital Mare
Island.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. A. RANDELL
naval station, Cavite
Payrnsster r A. MMTLLAN, detached the
Passed Assistant Paymaster W. n. WiLTER-
DlNK. detached the Helena: home
Assistant Paymaste- l. ID. COYLE, detached
the Rainbow; the Helena.
Assistant Paymaster W. Z. MooRMAN. the
Rainbow.
Assistant Psymaster A. II. EDDINs, the VIII
MARINE CORPS.
Colonel J. r. PENDLEToN. detached 1st Pro-
visio1al Regiment; United States.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS. The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
Dec. s.-The Sterling. at sewsn Point; the
Ell. at Annapolis.
Dec. THE Buffalo, at Corinto; the Prairie
al Philadelphia the Rhode Island. al
Hampton Roads; the Worden, at Charleston; :;
the Marlborough. az Charleston; me Des
Moines. at Port Arthur, Tex: the Nanshan
at Guam
Dec s.-The Rainbow. at Canton: the Denver
at san Diego. the Montgomery, al Norfolk
the Idaho. at Philadelphia; the Mayhower
at Hampton Roads; the Ajax and the Osce-
ola. at Lynnhaven Bay; the Montana, at
Alexandretta.
SAILED.
Dec 6-The Montana. from Mersina. Asia
Minor for Alexandretts. Asia Minor
Dec. THE Buffalo. from san Juan del Sur
for Corinto; the Montgomery. from Philadel-
phia for Norfolk: the Rhode Island. from
Point Lookout, Chesapeake Bay. for Hamp-
ton Roads: the Tallahassee. from Judith
Sound. Chesapeake Bay, FOR Norfolk: the
MayfioVer, from navy yard New York. for
Washington. the MacDOnough from Charles
ton for Port Royal; the Marlborough, from
Port Royal for Charleston: the ontario the
Sonoma and the Newark. from Guantanamo
for Norfolk; the Idaho. from Hampton Roads
for Philadelphia.
Dec s-The Rainbow. from Hong Kong for
Canton.
The nag OF the commander-in-chief. Asiatic
hest transferred temporarily from the Cara
toga 10 the Rainbow.
The Cumberland has relieved the Newark as
station ship al naval station, Guantanamo Bay.
The Henley. placed In commission, navy
YARD Boston.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
Destination and steamer. In

Destination and steamer. inN,Y. p. ~.
Japan, Corea, China, Philippines
(yia Sesttle)-Minneto,s ....... Dec. ii. 6:Ss
Japan, Corea, China, Philippines
(yia Seattle)-Yokohama Maru. Dec. - 6:33
Hawaii Samoan Islands, Hew Zes-
cisco,-sOnoma .............,.. .' Dec. Il. $50
nina " 80 1 -.'co Dec 10 $50
San Francisco '..,''' Is $50
Hawaii, Fiji Islands Samoan ISL
snds. New Zealand. Australia
VIA Victoria)-Zealandia. .........D Dec. 20, SIS
Japan, Corea. China, Philippines
via Nictoria)-Empress OF Japan. Dec. 20 6.0
Japan Corea. China (via Tscoma)-
Mexico Naru Dec. 20 s'JO
Hawaii, Guam, Philippines via San
Franciscol-U $ transport ...... Jan. !. $50
Tahiti. Msrduesas, Cook Islands.
New Zealand Australia (yia san
FranciscoJ-Manuka ...............,Jan. 8 SO
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10

Highest temperature yesterday, 30 degrees (at
> 0. M; lowest. II: average, q; average for
corresponding date last year. IS; average for
CORRESPONDING date last thirty-three years. IS.
Local Forecast. Fair to-day, warmer;
Wednesday fair brisk southwest 20 west winds
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II.
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

IO-DA1.
Mail Nessei
Vessel For Line closes. sails
Tn States, Copenhagen, S A - 200 p ~
y Amst' dam, R't'dam. H-A $50 a IN 1000 m
SAINT Anna, Naples Fabre. 1900 ~
X Luise, Bremen, y G L.. 1000 q III
$ Gugelmo. Naples, Ital...
Apache, Jacksonville. Clyde - LOO M
9 OF 81 Louis. Saw saw. 90. - 800 m
Mayaro. Grenada, Trinidad. - -
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II.
'Oruba. Bermuda, X N p 100 a N
Zacapa, Colon, Tn Fruit co $3.50 a m 1900 m
Maracaibo Curacao. Red ID. 80 a m 12:oe m
Seminole. Turks Isl. Clyde. 200 IN 1900 IN
ICELAND, Antwerp. Red star )- 1000 m
Verona, Naples. Italian. II 90 a m
Alamo, Galveston. Mallory. 100 ? m
Huron. Jacksonville, Clyde. 100 2 IN
Proteus, New Orleans. So p. 1900 m
THURSDAY. DECEMBER II.
X 4 Victoria Hamb z. ia $50 a m 1000 a ~
La Lorraine, Hayre. French 100 m 1000 NJ
Cedre. Liverpool. " S..... $50 m 1900 m
Esperanza, Havana Ward. 300 m l2o9m
Prince Argentina. Prince 1900 m 300 ~
Westerwald. InagUa. H-A.. 100 N 300 y m
e OF Atlanta, Savannah, sav --- 3.Np m
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10

Local OfficiaI Record.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the correspond
ing date OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
Score of 26th Hour
in Six-Day Race

The record for the twenty-siNth hour
vas 55S miles and laps. made by
Wiley ard Lawrence. in 1910.
New-York tribune., 1912-12-10
The Summary fOlIOWs

In the handicap tournament OF the Man
haitian Chess Club the following are leau
ing in their respective sections.
Section A-Franklin. Az TO ~; Roesnins, :,
81. 10 II: Cans and Lazinsk, eacn So 10
~. stern. 10 ?: Rosenthal' "a 10 =.
Section B-Liebling. 3 to :. Beihon' I"
o. Northrup. Az 10 =: Keys, 20 l.
Section C-Beynon. 10 :, smith 10 w.
I Keene 3 10 o. Froehlich, IN 10 i12