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New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
BROOKLYN UP IN ARMS.
Well Kno1Cp Mem on Committee of
Protest against Parsons's Plan.

Believing that the plans for future subways in
Brooklyn as outlined by Chief Engineer Parsons OF
the Rapid Transit Commission Thursday do not
promise any great amount OF relief from the con-
gested conditions at the Manhattan ends of the
bridges Borough President Littleton yesterday ap-
pointed citizens committee to discuss means for
obtaining such relief. The following named
have been asked to at the Borough Presidents
office next Wednesday at S3o o'clock Dr. Joseph J.
OConnelL Andrew D. Baird. Hiram r. Steele.
Bernard Gallagher, William Cullen Bryant William
N Harman w. A. Porter, Frank A. Sells, A. d.
Matthews, Howard NJ. Smith. Frederick W. Wurs-
ter c. L. Rossiter Arthur Gibb Abraham Abra-
ham, John McNamee. Nathaniel II. Levi, l. S.
Remson Colonel Willis L. Ogden. George w.
Chauncey, William Berri. Colonel William Hester.
Julian D. Fairchild. Daniel P. Morse Theodore f.
Miller and Frank Bailey.
In his letter to them President Littleton says in
part.
The point OF our trouble Is not Fort Hamilton.
uor tha Atlantic-ave. nor JoraIs-
mon-st but is exactly at the Manhattan ends
when these bridges and the new Manhattan Bridge
rightly used, will give us relief?
Borough President Littleton. apparently anticipa-
ting the views of the committee. in an interview
states:
1t is the purpose of the committee TO urge upon
the Rapid Transit Commission the construction
of loop connection between the two bridges IN
Manhattan in order that continuous service may
and l think this is the only real solution Of the
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
HANDICAP FOR G4RNISH
M drt'"s Cleuer Ride in Neac Years
-ForemoSter Outrun

49,. -eis, c,, oec Sl-Martin's well tudeaa -,5
oea s- oarhish winner by hair Ienr+t g. -.ue .Ne
"-'ear Handicap to-day. A strong aNs
noee IN the betting. the colt led ali tba w. ~.
enough In reserve at the end 10 stan - ~
tha s, p. VINO was always contender Formaste,
ne even money fayorite performed rr,serohl,.
The Saiways outrun- The race was 1yor,t =, n,- ~ ~
third r frontenac, which scored 90 as 11oo' 70
We ice was the only winning fe|.ori;y III ne
mary: anu She track fast. The sum
lps1 "a ee Snye fgrlongs)-sponge C.ks 1oe oz 1,,,
end. NJ A. won; Jake Sanders iO5 CSteon "a enl
l.Olss !OS CHomanelli) 20 10 i thtrS oirSs~
Cu r LAWS Stahl. Red Ruler Rishoo baoIn
ssooS Leon, Recreo Lionel ana ha ooiS. husted
to .ae tsix furlongs)-Twennlov TO5 SSetrSl o
Blue in7 xoJlpwa- 1OI (EiomaneD To sscaaS' :.
ceret ~ NMonceryD. TO l. third Tima .qsSe 81
Diamond n Aelowhsmmer. Jeen, Duncan Rirsh PoS
Third rae adsa 1s Johnny Crook also ran. 4'
g. won; Poseur na fnnarongs Frontense Ccol, TO
Astarite ots tB Davis, II 20 l. third lime o1S
Ms Johnson. Neryato-, Andra.tus RiISeAS
Fon-tb ~ ~ aIa Gay Boy also -'
seventy NIhe New Years Handicap. ons mua and
Mr+I,p nNIn,oop 10 TO l. third Time I:46 Forfnsstsr'
6rr.n- iHce tseiing furongs)-Australna 1Oo
.inIInsl, -. TO :, won; Lady Draper IQ4 ri Martini
S,1 4 sseond' Nestry, 1O4 (Aubuchon), 10 + third
DSiilett Fompey' Chockayotte and Docle also ran
race zone mile and three furlongs)-Ixes King ss
tV6nl 20 TO l. won; Gravina, IO7 CYonderIv) q - K
second; Aurumaster e6 (Schilling) 4 to l. third Tina
T1I;<s51s. Bessie Mccarthy Lady Fonso, Male uanon
Daisy Greea Mainsprng. Royal Arms and Murnur sisc
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
A TOO PERSISTENT ADMIRER.
italian Suitor Gets Into Trouble for Pressing
His Suit with a Revolver.

Miss Maria Luberto pretty Italian girl. living at
No 337 East -ninth-st.. appeared In
the Harlem police court yesterday against Serafno
Franco Of No. S3S East One e-hundrad-and-tw twelfth
ST. Franco, she said was one of her many ad-
mirers but as he showed his affection by aiming a
revolver at her and telling her he would kill her
she did not Immediately promise to marry him she
wished something done about it. She doesn't wish
TO marry him or any one else for while, she sald'
as It's too much fun having many admirers to pay
court 10 her.
The girl works in a cigar factory at One-hundreo-
and d-frst-st. and First-ave.. and Franco has been
walking home from work with her. Last Thursday
evening she says he met her at the factory door
and demanded that she promise to marry him
When she told him she wanted nothing to do with
hiu-so she tells the story-he drew revolver from
his pocket and said You will marry me- or lFwil
kill you! Sne ran awav. she says.
Friday afternoon she slipped out by another door
and hurried to the East ODe-hund red-and-Iourth
station where she told DetecIve Sergeant ilcnt an
Italian the story of Francos vigorous SUIT, 1hen
she went back. w she started for nome FRANCO
demanded again that she marry him. ana WHStI sue
refused drew his revolver and repeated MS lhIeht
The detective was waiting. ana GRABBED the atoeIt
lover. -. -. -, -,,,.a.5
Ma agistrate Crane that he would not bother Maria
snv more and would try forget his infatuatlon
for her So he got off with fine or $40 for carrying
the revolver Is fine for disorderiy cond4et ana the
condscatIon of his weapon. Maria ana FRANCO arc
each nineteen years old.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.

First race FGturity Course)-Melar I08 Clnapp, 10
20 /, won: Baker 1G5 (Dayis) even second: Rohert
MITCHELL lO0 Crravers). to third. Time I:i3H Cal
per also ' ~
second race ive furongsl-Belle Reed {IelKesenl
to o won: Revolt Ill Knapp, to l. second; Redan
1e7 NBullmsn) 10 2. third Time. I:021a. Suburban
queen and Red Cross Nurse also ran.
Third race zone and one-sxteenth miles)-vgoroso 90
tdchr1de) 70 10 l. won Young NARROW, 90 CVright 10
70 seconG Glenaryon 90 (MeGure) is to l. third Time
5:o2 tetrolis Dsndie Belle The Ledsan Frank Woods
Black Thorne. San Luton ars Tonnage also ran,
Fourth race handicap; furlongs)-Venator ios
CIraVersl. to J. won. Judge. AilchRals) to l.,
second; Nsrette, los (fNnapp third Tine 1:2sN
Aiht hogan Ora Viva Albula Ishlana and Seavoys
also
Firth race iona mile and 100 yardsl-wenrics. l03
tAichaels). o 10 i, won: Lady Kent CT6napp 90
J. second: Dungannon. 100 CtcEride) 20 third. Tine
LOU Barraek Isabella Barney DreyfuG Budd Wade and
scherzo also
Sixth race uturity Course-Pr1nce Brutus CJones)
even won; Sea Air 1o2 IcBrde), second; Silver
SKIN Jos tBonnerl l., third. 1:11A. Albert
BIZ Had2- N2bodassar end A NuskodRy also
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
RESULTS AT ASCOT.

First race Cselng; me)-Ethei scruggA OF Ciiller)
70 l. Won; Eleven Bells l0i CMeDaneis., TO seconds
FOXY Grandpa 20 (MOriartty1. l. third Time, 1s45
Ed GunzbuIg. Estado Dug Martin Mordsnts. Mi Rena,
Ray and Capable also ran.
second race zone mile and furonglA ndrev Mac 1o4
CacDanelsD TO O. Club. 1lO (hildebrand), 10 J.
second; Jngler, s5 Go 20 1. third. Time i:67A.
Needful enG DiamRntl
Third race iths ! -. Lowe Handicap: sx FUR
lohgs)-cruzsdOs lis Cullerl /. won: Fossil l2e
Nriorl. 2, second: JOHN F.. 115 (E. Walsh, l.
third Time. 1;l4h. Tim Payne TyrOllan Lnokstt and
F1reball also
Fourth race !handcap; mile ana sixtsenth-e
iO3 CHldebrsnd) 20 5. Bragg I1b ~. Booker)
20 l. second. Line OF Life. 81 (. Walsh. 20 l. third
Time. l:6O. Nitrate and Evea G. Rlso
Fifth kSauson couTsel-Eerro Santa z09 CHerbsr
TO 8. won; West Brookned 60 (McDanie TO l. SEQ
ond: The Major. los (Fulerl. 10 third Time. 1;1
Interlude. Patsy Brown Buchanan and Fair Light also
Sixth (sellng: milel-Dutiful 1o5 CTooman>,
TO i. Won; EIapo ioi CMcDaneD 70 / second1 Lan-
reates- l01 (Moraty) to l. third Time 1:4o. Posi-
ton. Crigli Emily oliver and Blusrtdge also ran
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
ABDUCTED IN DAYLIGHT
Girls Story Supported By Witnesses
and DeteciiUe.

A story of the alleged abduction OF a sixteen-year-
old girl in daylight IN the streets OF New-YorK was
told to Magistrate Breen IN the Tobs court yester-
day Four employees in the East Side branch of the
Consolidated Gas Company witnessed the incident
they said. from the window Of the gas house.
Ferdinando Caporslu thirty-four years old, man
ager OF the Raines law hotel at No. 7S Ezaheth-st
and Oscar Ackert. a youth of twenty who says he
lives at No. 429 East Ninetysixth-st were accused
OF the abduction. The girl is Kate Cattogo, OF No
20s Thompson-st. She told Magistrate Breen that
she was walking through Elizabeth-st when Ackert
stopped her on pretext OF offering her employ
ment. He carried her into the hotel where. she
swore, Caporeln came to Ackerts assistance and
the two carried her into room.
The girl was kept prisoner until the police broke
gas company No; iS7 Hester-st:, said he saw the
abduction and called up the Elzabeth-st. station.
Detective Vincent de Guda sent to the place in
a hurry. He told the court to-uay that when he
rived at No. 73 EZabethSt three policemen in full
uniform outside, unable to get into the hotel
The detective forced his way into the hotel. and
found Ackert and the girl there. The girl cry
ing and begging to be let go, he said.
AT the examination of The girl District At
torney Jerome came into court, and learning OF ths
case acted as her counsel.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
RENNETT WINS TROPHY.
Coptqsres December Cup for Crescent
4. G.. MarkSmen.

cr 4ba firing line at Bay Ridge yesterday a
.aar of six Russian trained trapshooters were
the vtctors over like number OF marksmen with
Tananese handles TO their names. Sixty-nine clay
nigeons fell before the team captained by L IL
Ttto1vskv while sixty-four dead ones were credi-
.oa 20 II r Vanderveerio's team The weather
was nne and the attendance good Nine matches
were decided in ALL and some excellent scores
resulted. -, .. ~. .,o,,h .ho
r,ecember Cup was won yesterday oy ID. {. Bennett,
sySth f,iII score OF % his three best scores Tor
the month being .. o and "a H b. yandervesea Tss,
end r r Bedford tied for second place Twelve
80 sbot for the trophy since December g. L. e
Honkins won three trophy matches yesterday IN
one of which there were thirteen men entered
n r Vsnderveer tied with o. c; Grinneli, 1r:. IN
is target trophy match, and IN the shoot1on t,d
q ,s-on vSith a full score. Vanderveer won another
match in which eight entered. with score Of ls.
- = C;rinneIl who entered against nine others.
Won a 95 target match with full score he also
qron target match
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
SCHOOLS MAY GET NO MORE MONEY.
Deficit in General Fund viii, II Is Said.
Not Be Relieved.

The members Of the Board of Estimate viii vote
no more money toward making up the S9ftNao dehcit
In the general school fund. il Is said. The special
committee on economy which sent It's advance re-
port 70 the Board OF Education. declared that its
propositions for cutting down the expenses OF the
various activities not TO be considered as pse-
1ldicing a request for additional funds. The educa-
tionai officials say that. IN accordance with ne
proposals OF the committee economy OF The In
rerborough Council. an organization made up OK
representatives from all the teachers associatois
OF the CITY they expect TO request the Board Of Is
innate 70 vote them relief This has been espe-
eally mentioned since the Board OF Aldermen voted
DOWN the proposition OF the Board Ot Estimate 70
give the schools additional Sasovo Tor p~r1ilo'a
improvements few weeks ago -
III the Board OF Aldermen does not resc1nd 80
action. the schools Will II y believed. &c IN os1
Condition BY the end OF 1900. since tne 6oaau St
Estimate cut down the general repair ttnd soeo".
win the expectation that the reduction ccuic -
made up BY drawing upon the rund fOr pefne-aon
Improvement
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW

First (seIling; and three-srteenths rnnes)
Judge sauy, Charlie Miller s4 Hubbard e4i Royal
Arms. s4i jack Doyle. go; FteetfuI SO; Capt Hugh
Bradley 1o2; Hoodwink 102: Woodlyn, l02i Frank
Rice 1927 Bsrca, lo7; Ben MaoDhuL 1os;
Second race lselling; one miiel-Rudaber ia; John
1905 Iuekieberry Finn 1905 Byron Rose i22; Beverly.
I2s; Rabunta 122i Wellesley 122 St. Seyer. 12ai Ara
chue. 1875
Third Cstx furionss)-Josic. 1o2; Contentious,
1o2; Misc aubrey. 1922 Coruscate Io2 sanotion 1915
Fourth (hrst special handicap; six furougs)-
Hannibal Bey ss: Monte l03 Bishop Poole IO4 Ascot
Belle l04; Acnntara- 105; Monaco Maid, lO6; Floren-
tine Subtle, lo7 Ranger los; sayoir Faire
Viperine I0s: Matador no. Janea- III: KItte Platt
III; Lucy Young III; Trapper. 1is; Kings Trophy.
l2O; Rams Horn. l21.
Fifth race (handicap: Inilel-NGidge, go; Reli-
ence 81; Noweta, e2: Courtmaid es; Rankin 81! High
Wind CT; Au Revor lls
Sixth race (selling; mile and threesIxteentnsl
Hickory Corners %; LoH Woods iol; Midghpm,ss;n.
100; Hyuettus. lOfi Gravina Iosi Capt CASTOR. 1os
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
FOODS COURSE SHORT.
Skating Records Made at Verona
Lake Declared Bogus.

The skating records for hfty. seventy-hve ana
o,a hundred wards made by Morris Wood at Verona
Lake last year will probably be pronounced bogus
by the National Amateur Skating Assoclatioh At d
DD.ooIa, - ,oeat,np IN he held this week. Samuel D.
e. General manager Of the Verona Lake Skating
Association says he measured the course with
tame foot or so short and did not md 1t out until
afterward. -,
Wood has teIegraphed nom Canada that ne "iH
ask for another chancs at the records as soon d. nc
is in form. - A.. ra,raeant schools
- a7,1cationaI institutions must be maze up oL
bona tide students. The National Amateur Skanns
US1sooiet lion made this ruling on Friday righL a.
aSrJ the Henley and Charles Commercial schooI
teams have been disbanded.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
We Paid 100000

For the American rights TO Liquozone We
did this after testing the product for two years.
through physicians and hospitals, after prov
lng' In thousands of different cases, that Liquo-
zone destroys the cause OF any germ disease.
Llquozone has, for more than 20 years, been
the constant subject of scientific and chemical
research. 1t is not made by compounding drugs
nor with alcohol. Its virtues are derived sole
~ from gas-largely oxygen gas-by a process
requiring immense apparatus and II days time.
Inc result is a Liquid that does what oxygen
does. 1t is nerve food and blood food-the
most helpful thing in the world to you. Its eff
fects are exhlarating, vitalizing, purifying. Yet
IL Is gernicide so certain that we publish on
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
GIBBS DRIVER HELD FOR TRIAL.
Magistrate Rebukes Automobihst Held UP
by Bridge Gate.

Howard Csibb. Of No 81 Fifth-ave., held up oy
the RUNAWAY gate the Brooklyn Bridge fTlu2y
because the police thought his antonloone "as - -.
-,o-,hs police Court when Magistrate Breen neio
his driver. Emil IAnkendale. Of No 70 West 1en'1-
ST. for trial yesterday.
The policeman who made the arrest told Mas
trate Breen that GLIB used threatening ana auS os
- ,ga to him telling him. among other
+h,,gq 20 .'go 10 -" Mr.. Glib told the nlasls-
trate that he didn't remember what ne nao 'oi0
tbe nolioenan but remarked. That's the oeaL , he
o,,ob, 10 ne patroling" He insisted tnat ms u1tNos
WAS nor exceeding the speed limit ana tnat ne nse
Ssen arrested out OF personal spite Inc -
Id Iha 1rTer 10 500 bail for trial IN the court oI
SnsciaI sessions telling Mr.. Glib that " va Mas ~
with the object OF giving the employ {. 1900 a,-
OF Furnishing the driver FOR Flola1nS '"o
Mr. GLIB furnished the bail
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
cuRIING CONTESTS ON SOFT ICE.
Van Cortlandt Team 0utplays Caledonlans
Other Matches.

The ice on Van Cortlandt Lake was IN sucn poor
condition yesterday that the managers Sn 10
r,,- ar,as that were to have been played De-
CURING 80 frorn the North and South OF Scotland
s"6 70 postpone them until next Saturday. Mem
i hAu - :, .no van cortlandt. Caledonians Appawam's
s c. Andrews Curling clubs who were present
ria1,ad against each other until dark - g.
Neo - u,ho has played this lake FOR haIt
a Century led his club the re Vca IS to 10
tory IN 80 An1awarnis club outplayeo the SL
ns fSv club team easily defeating mem fanr D easily
AhoIe"s 20 10 & ST. Andrews seconu tTN' -'
score of ~ - 70 Ihiri by the score of "A to u
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
WOMAN DIES. At sale
Police Seek Identity of Vel Dressed
Stranger.

The police Of the West Sixty station are
seeking to discover the identity OF a woman who
died suddenly while attending private sale in the
home OF Benjamin Barnett. a retired merchant. at
NO. l16 West Seventy-ninth-st The woman had
caiIed at the house. where she an absolute
stranger to attend the sale, and possibly to pur-
chase something. When she entered the house
aIteT passing up short flight of steps, she placed
sound. " N "A'44Oul d
,h me woman wore clothes of texture and make
that lead the police to believe she was well to do
She was about fifty years old, five feet two inches
nlSn ana weighed about 160 pounds She had dark
ittiL, SUI eaked with gray. wore black waist and
skirt or broadcloth Isle thread stockings and black
legglnss' she had six front teeth filled with gold
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

We want you to know about IiquOzone. and
the product itself can tell you more than we.
So we ask you to let us buy you a bottle-a full
size bottle-to try. Let it prove that IL does
what medicine cannot do. See what a tonic II
Is. Learn that it does kill germs Then you
will use it always, as we do, and as millions OF
others do.
This offer itself should convince you that
Liquozone does as we claim. We would GER
tainly not buy a bottle and give it TO you If
there was any doubt of results. You want
those results you want TO be well and to keep
well. And you can't do that-nobody can
without LiquoZone
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
coRRIeAN GETS HAWTHORNE.

Chicago, Dec sL-Edward Corrigan has obtained
control of the Hawthorne racetrsck- The deal was
closed tonight when Richard Fitzgerald the prln-
ctual stockhelder sold out his interests TO Corri-
gan The change Of ownership 1t is said means
tha. the Western Jockey Club will have fight on
It's hands If some action is not taken at its regno
racing dates for 1906 Corrigan now has controi
Of the new track at New-Orleans, and WIN pronasII
biv get the Kansas City track Allied with him Will
he found several Of the other and smaller TRACKS
OF the West and Southwest. including Essex Fa<A'
at Hot Springs. Ark
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
LITTLE MAN ATTACKS A GIANT.

tom" Taylor. who stands less than hve feet In
Insight was arraigned before Magistrate Cornell in
the Essex Market court yesterday charged with
assault by his employer. William Dunneen, OF NO
24O South-st- who is giant in size and strength
Dunneen told the court that Taylor was intoxicated
and suddenly rushed at him for cause whatever
and began sIashing him with big carving knife
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

yachts Of the Shrewsbury Club sailed for the dis.
lBesr The Eagle sailed by Captain Green. took the
ieaJ and kept il 10 the finish, but Captain Green
.S-St.SS "a turn the first stake. The Eagles
TaeIeS lime for the fifteen miles was 1888; the
shreR,sfury's $50 and the Skedaddle's. h:42 The
80 -gas awarded TO the Shrewsbury.
fSSye yachts started in the race for the champion
SLP snd the Florence A. withdrew leaving Wal
80 ri Paften's Sweetheart and Bayard Dominick's g
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
VICTORY FOR HAZEL L.
Ice Bit Too Soft for Good Racing,
HOzceOer.

Long Branch. N. J.. Dec. 81 (SpeciaD.-w. r.
Joline's Hazel l.. holder OF the third class peEnant
OF the world beaten yesterday by fifteen seconds by
the Mildred turned the tables this afternoon and
heat Commodore Morris's boat by three min
ufes IN ten miles over the South Shrewsbury Club
course. The yachts were sent away together in a
southwest wind The ice really too soft for
racing. Once Captain Edwards. Of the Mildred was
compelled 20 get out and push in making a tack
which gave the Hazel I. such lead that she was
u.-.o- afterzzara canght- The time by rounds:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

pine-hole medal play handicap for boys, the
prizes silver cups offered by The Pinehurst Out
was well patronized. Master George Meg. Hayes,
of Canandaigua, \. Y. playing from scratch, won
the gross cup, with SO. and Richard Tufts of Med
ford, Mass, whose handicap was 100 the net. with
IL. Others who took part Gilman and Albert
Crockett of Buffalo. n. y; Levi D. Jones. Milton
n. H. Carl Abbott, Bethlehem, n. H.; Parker
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
We Will Buy
SOC. Bottle of Liquozone and Give You to Try

every bottle an offer of 81 900 for disease germ
that it cannot kill. The reason is that germs
are vegetables; and Liquozone-like an excess
of oxygen-is deadly to vegetaI matter.
There lies the great value of LiquOzone n
is the only way known 10 kill germs in the
body without killing the tissue too. ANY drug
that kills germs is a poison. and it cannot be
taken internally. Every physician knows thar
medicine is almost helpless in any germ dis
ease
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
SOC. Bottle Free.

II YOU need Liquozone. and have never tried
IL. please send Us this coupon We viii then
mail yOu order on a local druggist for full
size bottle. and we will pay the druggist our
selves for IT, This Is our free gift made TO con
vince you: 10 show You what LiquOzOne Is. AMI
what II can do. In justice To Yourself. please
accept II to-day for ii places yOu under no OBJ
legation whatever.
LiquOZOne costs soc. and 81
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
GOLF.
Busy Golfers IN Pinehurst Links
Boys Handicap.
fBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE. J

Pinehurst, n. c., Dec. a.-Two special golf
tournaments were features OF the week. First, a
medal play handicap. and second. invitation
tournament for trophies presented by F. W. Ken
yon, OF New-York. T. B. Cotter oc Winchester
Mass, with q handicap OF 2s, and G. r Wallace
OF Brooklyn. the cups offered for the best
two gross scores IN the subscription handicap.
with cards OF 81 and Sc net. respectively. Others
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Al diseases that begin With fever-sli nhannatsor-
al catarrhal cort stous diseasssa the results q nm
pure poisoned blood. =
In nervous debility Liauozons aers vitslissr
conlplIshlng druxs can
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
DUFFY SAILS FOR AUSTRALIA.
With Shrubb, Of England, American Sprinter
Sails from Plymouth.

Plymouth, Dec. u.-Arthur F. Duffy. the Amert-
can sprinter. arrived here to-day Just IN time to
catch the steamer Ortola, which. IN company
with Alfred Shrubb, the English runner OF the
South Iondon Harriers he will go TO Australia
where they viii take part in the principal sports OF
TIE season. Duffys first viii be at Melbourne
m EehruaFv q.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
LLOYD BEST AT LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood, n. J., Dec. 81 (SpeciaD.-Davison
Lloyd of Pittsburg. the net score cup in the
handicap at the Lakewood Country Club to-day.
and tied at go with f. p. Kmball for the gross
score prize The course free from snow, and
was in excellent playing condition. 1t
sunny and pleasant as a May DAY. The best scores
in handican
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Totals-PennsyvaniR, 5 won 3 Iost Cornell. Al won
Sss lost; Brown "a woE 6h lost.
At meeting of the players held at luncheon. the
following officers were elected: President Isaac L
Rice vice-president. NJ. B. kirkpatrick University
or Pennsylyania); secretary, Hermann Helms;
manager. H-rtwig CasseIL 1t decided to hold
the next meeting of the league December q, %.
29 and 30 OF this year, and, If possible to arrange
another match on six boards with Columbia. Har-
ward Yale and Princeton.