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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
SPRING TRAINING OF HIGHLANDERs
New-York Americans Will Report in Bir-
mingham, Ala, on March L.

Manager Clark Griffith OF the New-York Ameri-
cans has announced his arrangements IN part Tor
the spring training trip of the Highlandere.
The team will report in Birmingham. Ala. on or
about March l. and will stay in that city until
March 81 Exhibition games will be played with the
Birmingham team every Wednesday. THURSDAY and
Saturday. beginning on March a.
The team will leave Birmingham on the night OF
March 81 and go to Atlanta. Ca. for week Games
will be played with the Atlanta team on April {,
and T.
The team then will come North and may play
Jersey City in Jersey City on the SATURDAY oefore
the championship season opens. On April and 10
the Highlanders will play Newark at American
League Park. and on April II will play Columbia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
RACING At NEW-ORLEANS
La Sorciere and st. Joseph Vim
the Stake Features.

| New-Orleans Dec SO-Big holiday Groves az
tended both racetracks to-day. The weather was
cool and cloudy Cousin Kate was the only WIN
ming favorite at the Fair Grounds The feature OF
+ba car6 was the Speed Handicap. a six furlong
dash worth 81 100 to the winner. Lady Vashti was
the favorIte with Formaster second choice van
Ness made the early pace, but swerved badly IN the
final furfong and carried Formaster out with him.
This ended the chances of both. and La Sorctere
sbIfuilv handled by SewelI. on and won
Van Ness which finished third. was disqualified for
Bob May furnished surprise q in a. the first race by
winning at fs anGy Pr the d best race on the
gramme at City Park St Joseph, pr9n9 2n9ze
phine third Only two first choices were successful
ROW 1r against the CITY PARK Jockey Club track
came up in the Circuit Court to-day" Brown
GGgght his sE o1er d 6e entire PTopery
teeing to pay the stockholders 10 per cent dividend
the defendants said the basis for this ofer would
seC% as mo ready and the case went over to
next Saturday
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIES.
M toElongs1 Benz May 100 }sP sssa0s 60 to
oaa 6sS 9, g S th RSva1 Te 1ss G MSn
Gallant Bon Aware ARABIC. Firing Line and Norwood
Second seventy ya5asmonTnie ~, 9FtR NC
S Gos G 70 Seven Sseond Do 70 Hart los snnson
bishop Wssd Sea Xoya Sc. Light
Third andcap; Ave and 90e-hai5 fRT c6
G9e eigeseh} to g. seoond 5oowood IS eTrine
third. Time, 1905 Mazzini DeIxtemps and Fep-
Fourth Taos 6he Speed Handicap six furlongs) Il
s1S Eas sl, 100 F9o so son.,
King Cole Lady Henrietta and Snow also Van Ness
fs S fad Gd Sst is Kraft IT o4 h Is
cashe % ETY. t. s s p 6Sp5ai B9
| spinner. Plautus and Goo Goo also
echerT7) to 2 won Henry O.. fcGee9. to = sec
Pre FIlppo FstTb1ry Moderator Odd Luck Ed Early
Berry waddelI Birdwood ana MurnaT also ran
CITY PARK SUMMARIES.
First race cniie and oneeighthl- Erkin. 1o4
O5orrlsl. 20 l. Monochord SO CPerreto, Is %
2.oiA Falkland The Don. Nameoki Safety Light Light
ReveiIe Bow and Conundrum also
CsfcTanaway1 to l. won; Big Bow, 1Ge Dealy5 10 to
/ second; Covna 1Q4 (EEoerner) 20 !. third. Time
1919 Tete Noir Adare, Evasku. Aten Naran
Thrd race seven furiongs)-Royal Legend. CSicoD
/ won; Gauze "a (Wishardl, S TO l. second; Gus
ITeidorn LIE pdorrsl to l. third Time 1879 Jap
Fourth race Cthe Test Stakes; furongs>st Joseph
81 (Day1. to 8. orbicuar, "a CEoernerl. g.
| 1.I71. Tinker, Lady Esther and Golde also ran
FIFTH give ana onehaif furlongs)Wood Io4
fPerrettp. TO /. won; Lady ConsuAlo 1oi (W. Aen)
10 !. second Planet ia CTroxlerl. 10 to third
Time. l:127s. Miss Shylocl< Lyman Hay, Little
Merces Dixon Nevermore Apple Sweet also ran
errettl, 10 Lleber Gore. liz CWsard) is M
second: Centisn. 1o0 B SMITH 10 l. third Time
( champ Clark. Clover Nook. Uncle James. Gray Dali
Seventh race dSe and one half fprlonEs1-Eazl 10e
CSicoil . ! won; Sir Andrew. ia ftZalD. To /
second: J. Ed GEillo, Ia (Bolsnd). J. third.
1oAs Room Mate. Otsegn. Julia NJ, Precious Stone
LAURA Hunter snd Sportsman also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

gineer's Department OF New-York showing the
extent and Importance Of the work projected with
map but it IS not perfect. beg to refer, also to
the work in which the American Automobile ASSo-
that Of getting out series OF maps. at cost OF
some $4,000, making tracings of the government
maps wherever obtainable and making red plate
to go over all the roads which are OF superior
character, and following the main routes and high
ways of travel throughout New-England and even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
AUTOMOBILE TRADE NOTES.
Hints to the Buyer from Manufacturer and
Garage

Nineteen hundred and six Mors automobiles Will
have as new features ball bearings throughout ez-
cent the three main engine bearings. large. fat
push pedals. magnetic metal to metal clutch. and
an automatic starting device for the engine. This
system consists of a handle being drawn up ana
pushed down. thus forcing charge from the spe-
ciaI carburation chamber on the dashboard into
the cylinders small lever is then pressed closing
tho cylinders and a button is pressed. controlling
the electric current from the accumulatoTs. and
the motor starts instantly
Four OF the new English Daimler cars. the ad-
vance guard Of the Decauvil.s company's salesroom
supply have been turned over by the Custom
House One OF these. a particularly handsome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
KIRK BEATS SWAN BY INCHES.

Speed skaters gathered at the C1erEnont Avenue
Rink last night for the class trophy competitions
s. D. Kirk OF the Pastinez Athletic Club with a
handicap OF 50 yards defeated w. W. Swan, of the
New-York Athletic Club, from the 100 yard mark.
by few inches in the one mile senior race Kirk
came with q rush IN the last lap and got UP in
a close third.
In the one mile Junior handicap H. B. Dennis, OF
the Brooklyn Skating Club, with a handicap of 81
yards. defeated Aaron Zilver. of the club. in
another close finish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

YOU might have taken when any new work In this
regard is projected.
Second-fn regard to the use Of such Information
I would say that such existing maps as are avail
able are OF an inferior nature and have been given
out to fill wide demand, especially among tnose
who use the road for travelling The various states
have Issued from time to time maps showing foaos
constructed or work in process Of construction.
I inclose a copy of compiled by the state En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
PROTEST MOTORCYCLE RuN.

Following similar action on the part OF the New
York Motorcycle Club the Federation of American
Motorcyciists has hled protest with the Asso-
ciated Cycling Clubs against the running of a race
for motorcycles in the New Years night run 70
Tarrytown. The race ''ruH.'' as it is officially
styled, is held to be direct invitation to ecci,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
pykER MEADOW HANDICAP.

Dvker Meadow golfers engaged in a selected ball
bardican Yesterday afternoon. J. Weatherby led
the fed with a card of ~. 2ls, Ss1s. leading j. ID
Butts, who had u net. assisted by a ten-stroke
allowance T. S. Perkins had o.. s. 4s. and c. J.
tie aJ rendered conditions anything but favorable
for scoring Many started, but only dozen re-
turned cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
m,cLoskEY TO MANAGE CARDINALS.

ST. Louis, Dec. s0.-John J. MeCloskey, of Louis
viIle has been signed as manager OF the ST. Louis
National League club for the coming season The
announcement was made in telegram received
tonight from Stanley Robson vIee-president and
treasurer or the ST Louis club who Is now in
Cleveland No. iastAU Ia expected in st. Louis in
a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

DEN, and violation Of the law. and likely % COM
promise the best interests of motorcycnng Last
Nev years night motorcycles slipped on a troll
lev track, directly in front OF a car and nad
narrow escape, his machine being struck and badly
wrecked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
CAN WAGER AT woopBlNE TRACK

Toronto ont. Dec. So.-The Court of Appeals to-
day auashed the conviction OF William Hendrte
president OF the Ontario Jockey Club, who was
found guilty Of Eermittng gambling in the form
of bookmaking. This decision means that betting
at the Woodbine track will be allowed next year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
SUCCESSFUL TOUR AT FOOTBALL

London Dec. S0-The New-Zealand football team
finished its tour to-day, by defeating Swansea by
score of to 3. This the visitors thirty
second game. The total number OF points scored
during the tour Were: Nsw-Zealand. $40; United
ing 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
ENrsRrAlns MOTORISTS. AT SUPPER.

supper given ct TIE cafe Martin last
night by A. Messenat general manager Of the
American branch OF Panhard & Levassor. with
Offices here Many people prominent in autonomous
circles were present. Mr. Massenat made short
speech and wished his guests a happy New year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
& Chrstte's ''-0-0-9 - ~-4I-0S

seasonable and swell landauletts models at Paine,
& Chrtstie's -
The Hotchkiss motor cars made by the srea.
gunmakers. and the feature OF Olympia. London,
annual automobile exhibition are exclusively o.
sale by Archer & Co. in America
Jesse Draper Of the Wayne Company. OF Detro,.
was in NewYork on Thursday and Friday. Nj
Draper came East TO close the Philadelphia asenc,
and TO visit the Wayne local agency A Navne ,cr.
model was shipped by express from Detroit yes
terday, and will DO here on Tuesday. A carload -
Model c Waynes are due TO arrive this v,aat- - =
aser henl VIII go again to the factory to hasfes
new models starting tomorrow for Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

Motor for town use. with the convenience
of entrance. comfort and ease of steering, with
conditions corresponding TO the advantages to be
found in luxurious carriages. designed 10 satisfy
the requirements OF customers seeking elegance.
easements Delaunay Bellevile along the above men
toned lines and have led it to produce 2O-horse-
power type with bevel gear drive. which permits
1t to have chassis sufficiently low upon the axles
to make the distance to the footboard essen
TALLY the that of high class, horse drawn
vehicles. The position of the rear wheels is such
that the door opens wide, thus permitting
trernely easy access to and egress from the car.
The chassis has been studied with view to per-
nit as pronounced a turning radius possible OF
the front wheels. to render the control Of the
car easy and allow Of turning within short radius
The touring Of the Societe Anonyme des
Embellishments Delaunay-Bellevils comprise three
types, Of 90 "a and 20 horsepower. These cars are
the greatest care, their mechanical construction
The speed gears and thEuSts are fitted with ball
bearings All the Delaunay- Belleville chassis de-
signed touring chain driven, with this
object Of easily permitting through simply chang.
adapted to the road The special type for town uss
has a shaft or bevel gear drive with a suitable
chassis which will permit of the Of extension
brougham or landaulet bodies, or. with ordinary
in the best appointed horse drawn Carriages De.
launay- Belleville will be exhibited at the
naory show.
Those cars OF elegance. simplicity, fexibiity and
strength, the Swiss Martins. exhibited ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

This made Pennsy1vania's third victory Cornell
has four times. while Brown has yet to score.
The full scores OF the last three games will be
published later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31
WILD FOWL SHOOTING ENDS.

ecember Cup. Grein was also high gun in three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

F. V. Whyland, vice-presIdent OF the Berkshire
Automobile Company, spent the holidays In New
York with Douglas Andrews. Of the Douglas An
drews Company. The question Of output for the
season discussed. Mr.. Andrews being sales
agent for the Berkshire, with branches in Chicago
Boston, Brooklyn and Pittsheld. Mass. Mr.. Why
land promised mIAediate delivery of one OF the 10
horsepower models and this car is already the
road. The other models Will follow shortly Every
this company offers undergoeS the severe test
Of drive from the Berkshire Hills TO this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

Those cars OF elegance. simplicity fexfbility and
strength, the Swiss Martins. are now exhibited II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

Limousine. is now view at the sSth-st- show
rooms The Decauville company Is also exhibiting
an odd and interesting inside driven cab. finished
in dark blue without and mahogany and broad
cloth within. The cab has particularly graceful
lines. It IS set upon a new DecauytlIe chassis
with engine of 12-1e-horsepover.
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