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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Brooklyn Yacht Club Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the Brooklyn Yacht
Club was held ~ the Clarendon in Brooklyn
last night After the usual club business
had been transacted and the members had
learned that their organization was in a
fourishing condition. the Brooklyn Chal-
lenge cup for ocean races was talked Of
This cup Will be raced for this year for the
first time. 1t is $500 trophy and the first
race will be started on June 20. the course
being TO Hampton Roads
Tho fleet of the club will start on It's an
nunl cruise at the same time and with the
same port OF destination, and all members
we're urged 70 make their arrangements so
thnt they could TAXI part in the festivities
that the Hampton \ Hcht Club viii arrange.
1t is expected that dozen yachts will start
in this contest. four or five arc being specially
built for II. The election Of officers resulted
az follows
Commodore. Samuel s. Fontanc. yice-commo-
dorc, 4. c. Soper, rear commodore. John Lewis
treasurer. Willard Graham. secretary, Frank
W. Bradford: measurer; W., II Grimm; trustees
Kelley and John 4, Havand. for two years. Hollis T..
Cooley. regatta committee, y. j, NhltOCk, q.
Curtis Gillespie and sidney Barker. committee
on membership, y. 7. Cory, Thomas Moore
and Thomas I, Dlack committee nomlna.
tlons, Albert n. Nonrdecs. Jr- Walter -. HavllAnd
and Edward l. Hutchlns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Inspect Motor Track in Cuba.
Special caole De'pofoh 70 THE suY.

Special Cdbse DfspffoH ~ IHE SUN
HAVANA Feb. s-Several OF the auto
mobilsts who are 20 take part In tho 100
mile road race next Sunday went out on
the San Cristobnl road yesterday to sec the
track They made the trip in touring cars
and returned az o'clock this morning
II. W Fletcher. the winner Of tho Van
derbut cup at Ormond Bench. who was ono
OF tho party, expressed himself ms highly
pleased with the course He says il is better
than any in the United States Special
points In its favor are that the hills are few
and not at eep, and the straight stretches
are long There probably are only two
curves where the machines will have 70 slow
down 20 any great extent. The road is also
smooth.
To-day f r Thomas Fletcher and Tracey
will go out on the course In racin cars
After taking spin in horsepower
Mercedes car far as Guiana Jay this after
noon. Mr.. Fletcher and Mr. Thomas rather
revised their opinion Of the road When
they spceded their machine at eighty five
miles an hour they found the road very rough
fact that was not noticed while riding in "A
touring car They found IL difficult TO keep
their seats. and the dust was very bad They
rounded the shortest curve in the road at a
speed of forty-nve miles an hour
A meeting Of the local automobile club
was held 20 might 10 conclude the arrange
ment Of the details Of the races.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Yachting Notes.

Morton +. Plants steamer Ncnetia Is hitting out
a. SOUTHAMPTON for the Mediterranean.
Sir Thomas Upton expects TO Join tt- steam
yacht Erin al Marsellles some Tine next month,
The annual meeting OF the Atlantic YAch' Club
Will be held at the Hotel Aston on Monday, Feb n
The annual m ~ ting OF the Larchnont Yacht Club
Will he neld at Deimonlco's next Wednesday eve
ming
small Brothers have designed 30 foot water
line auxiliary yawl for Or. A. Hamilton Smith Of
Rochester.
Frederick W Nandcrbllt's steam yacht Warrior,
which has wiutcrcd al Grrenock, is being ntted
out to Join the fleet on the Riviera.
Through Joncs's agency. 4. Homer Skinner OF
Fall River has sold his auxiliary yawl Katherine
to a member OF the Larchmoni Yacht CLUB.
W $ and j. r. Spaudngs steam yacht Iris has
crossed the Atlantic and will be among the nect OF
American yachts At the Mediterranean races.
III very probable that W Gould Broknws yaw
Sybariia and Stephen Pcabodys yawl VlglAnt
will Roe raced against each other great deal during
the coming season
Lewis Herzog Of the New York Yacht Club has
purchased OF David c. Whitney tho steam yacht
Ridgemont. The transfer was made through
Frank BOVINE Jones The Ridgemont was built by
Seabury in 1908 and is os feet over all
4 syndicate Of Boston yachismen who have
faith IN the fisherman type OF boat for ocean cruising
recently end Favored to have a vessel OF this type
built TO compete for the German Emperors cup
Plans were drawn By CrownlnShield and Small
Brothers, but the scheme fell through owing TO lack
pf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
pEDLAR rALMER r0 noX.
Former Bantam Champion TO Meet the
Holder, Joe Bowker, In England.

According 10 the London Sporting Lite.
Joe Bowkcr * scheduled 20 meet Pedlar
Palmer before he tackles Pnky Evans OF
Honkers. The match which has been pending
for some time. was only arranged few days
ago. when both men aniNcd their names to
the articles OF agreement The papers call
for a bout OF twenty rounds before the Ma
tlonal Sporting Club. London. on March 20.
The weight is ia pounds weigh In AZ ? o clock
on the day of the contest The purse Is
81 500 and tho side bet $500. The bout VIII
no doubt. create lot OF interest in England,
owing TO the reputation of the men and Their
ackno wledg god clsverness. Bowkor has the
advantage over Palmer In respect TO years
tinc ~ the Box o Tricks" il Bowker should
be defeated his laurels will remain intact,
because the bantam limit is ITO pounds ana
this contest IL at l2i pounds Palmer has
been taking the best OF care of himself lately
and may be expected to give an excellent
account of himself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Changes In Ocean Race Conditions.

The committee Of the German Imperial
Yacht Club and Allison = Armour have met
and according 10 a cabled report have modi-
fed the conditions TO govern the ocean race
for the Emperors cup. The race is to be
started on Tuesday. May 10. instead Of Mon
day. May IS. This change il made In order
to give the yachtsmen a week day before
the start in which to take on fresh provisions
and water.
The minimum size Of the yachts has been
changed from 100 tons measurement to eighty
tons II was understood that some smaller
boats would be entered II this Limitation
Of the New York Yacht Club feet Auxiliary
boats may have their wheels on board instead
Of unshpping them before the start and
sending them across the ocean. This change
was made because il vas thought the original
idea might cause trouble and inconvenience
tho Owners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Match Between Murphy and Tucker Called


ThesiS round bout between Tommy Murphy
OF Harlem and Chick Tucker OF this city,
which was slated to take place before the
National A. G.. Philadelphia. on Washington S
Birthday afternoon. has been declared on
by Murnhy's manager. Johnny Oliver, be-
cause the boxers are unable 70 come 10 terms.
As Murphy aspires 10 win first honors among
the fea therweghts. he intends TO live up TO
the rules regarding the weighing In time
Whenever lighting for title in any class IL is
proper for the man % scale In at the ring
side. But this rule is not always followed
as relgiously as IL should be Oliver agreed
10 let Murphy meet Tucker at i22 pounds.
ringside while Tucker wanted l72 pounds at
o clock Oliver says that as long as Tucker
insists on these terms there is no likelihood OF
been commended by the fight fans who think
that no pugilist who processes to bc In one
class should try To gain several hours grace
when 1t comes TO weighing in.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
NEW YORK, NEW HAyESaHARTFORDR.R r.

Trains depart from Grand Central Station. i2d
ST and ith aH. rs follows. for
BOSTON. VIA Nrw London and Providence $50,
f:fiiO0. x 1902 NJ. '.iO0. 'Ill.03. y 500.
:. 800 - sol. -'12O0 y NJ.
BOSTON wis Wlnimanic $500 \. NJ. 400 p. NJ.
BOSTON. Via Springfield 700 \. NJ 'ai2O0. 400.
-tiUO g. "
FlTCHRt re. via Putnam & Worccstcr-f3 100 p. NJ.
LAkEN1LLE & NORFOLK $50 4. N, 1881 !. "
GREAT HARRINGTON. STOCkBRIDGE. LEMON,
PlTrSFIELD -'tS0. $3.50 \. ~. 1881 p NJ
WATERBl RY and WlNSTED-fiJ $500. $500.
-lu.O2. t'i0O2 40 Waterbury, \. NJ. 'i'0S. 1850.
$500 'GOo 5000 90 Waterbury ~
Ticket offices At cGrand Central station and ci25,h
St aSp a. Glib c2Gi. ls5, c35i broadway. C3 Park
Place ca5 mon square. cls2 Finn avenue Gas
Columbus Ave. Gao Madison Ave. c273 West i25th
ST. ia Fast l25th 81 In brooklyn. ca Court St.
SEQ Fulton 81 80 broadway ~ D..
'nally Except Suntays SSnndsys onl; iSt9p
Tor Car Limited Has dining car cParor and
Sleeping Car tickets also
&. T. HlMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. ACT.
1 O. " SHEPARD Gen. Stunt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
OLD JOBLoTs or LOUISIANA.
Mrs. Peace Explains That She Meant Gov.
Narmuth.

Mrs. Martha C. Peace. who is seeking
in Justice Leventritt's court to get separa-
ton from Frederick $. Peace son of Ali
Peace, "A Brooklyn real estate dealer. took
the witness stand again yesterday and de-
Tended herself against the charges made
by her husband, who is also suing for
divorce.
Before her examination Mrs Peace identi-
fed several letters she had written to her
husband. who deserted her on the dnyof
their marriage March n. 1901 In one Of
these she wrote: Come and sec me and
will tie up the bell. See. guard you. like
Crowned King. from all unarchstio and
nihiistic combinations. In another she
remarked that she had not seen "Od Job
lots for two weeks.
Mrs Peace testified that "Old Joblots"
was the nickpame she had for the Governor
OF Louisiane she was then living in New
O,leans>. Henry Clay Warmoth. She called
him Joblots because everybody went TO
him for jobs and got them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
GROUT AFOUL or HOPPER.
says SuperInt cndcnt OF buildings Has Bccn
Getting city Contracts.

Since Comptroller Grout has been look
ing into some of tho advertising contracts
made by the Board of City Record he has
found that by resolution OF the board city
advertising has been given 10 the Harlem
Local Reporter, which he says. is owned
by Isaac A. Hopper Superintendent Of
Buildings and Tammany leader Of the Thirty
first Section 1877 Of the Charter prohibits
officials from becoming interested either
directly of indirectly, in the performance
or any contract with the city on penalty
of forfeiture Of Office and prosecution for
misdemeanor Mr.. Grout was not pre-
pared to say yesterday what he would
do to Mr.. Hopper who is in Florida, but
he said he would cut of the contracts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Jake KilraIn's Son knocEcd Out.

in public as a fighter at Baltimore on Tues
day night in what was to have been six
round 90 YOUNG Kilrain is awelterwcight
and very strong He met Con Lnuierback
OF Canton. ONO but was KNOCKED out In the
third round The veteran heavyweight was
behind his son as his second and adviser
At the start Young hllraiu made 4 great
showing. ~" was fast on his legs aud showed
wonderful cloyerreqs. But he WAS too any-
ious 20 vi, IN % hu ~ and in the third lcft
himself oven TO % neHVy right on the law
which put him out of the hunt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Abe Atten to Fight Again.

Abe Attell, the crack California fighter,
who is in town. announced yesterday tina
he had signed articles TO box Eddie Hanlon
dustrial A. G., Philadelphia. the litter part
or this month. In order to get the match
Attcll had TO give away weight. ms the men
are TO box mt i3a pounds Attell Mt best is
only a % FOUNDER, so he will have the worst
of the bargain by at least eight pounds.
After the MILL IL he wins. Attell will 30 to
san Francisco, where he has been promised
a match with Dick Hyland or frankie Neil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
SIN CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH
South Carolina Cabin Destroyed While
Negro and His Vic Were AWAY.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. s.-Richlrd Door,
a negro, and his wife. who lived in log
house on the reservation of the Okeetee
neighbor Sunday night. leaving their six
children at home. In their absence the
children went 10 sleep. There was a big
fire in the fireplace and II is presumed that
a live coal rolled 10 the floor, setting the
house on fire.
Fiye of the children We're burned TO death.
The sixth. n fifteen-year-old girl. escaped
through the door which was tho only exit
from the cabin, but her burns were 30
serious that she died the following day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Rnclnr AT New Orleans.

NEW ORLRAN". Teb. s-The races here
to-day resulted rs follows
First Race ono mlle-Revellle. 7 to :. won:
Rachael Ward, to for place. second; Merry
acrobat. third. Time. 81 is.
Second Racc-Slz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 /.
won PoI Hunting. toll for place. second; Ranger,
third. TINE. l-la 5.
Third Race One mllc-Gsrnlsh. 0 10 S. won;
Katie Powers even for place. second, Luralighter.
third Time. IA 40
Fourth Race-Four furlongs-Leonard Jay Hay
man, TO 5. won; Proteus. 10 for place, second,
Ncrdant. third Time. 052.
FIFTH Race-one mile and qusrter-Iady MS
take, To T. Caithness. 20 for place. second.
Royal Arms. third Time 2Ig as.
S1th Race-Ftve flrlongs -MusSulmAn. 10 TO !,
won Sharp Roy. 20 10 for place. second Gladiator.
3. fhlrn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Unfair Tactics Loses n Fight for "Todo"
Moran,

There was sufficient action in the fifteen
round go" between Kid Gilbert OF Baltimore
and TODD Moran of this city TO suit tho
most exactnr rnggocr. The pair met
before the Nonpareil G. of Baltimore on
Tuesday night and in the ninth round Moran
was disqualified for foulng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Retired Builder shoots Himself.

Henry Schumacher rs years old, retired
builder OF 20 VERIFIED street, Brooklyn,
committed suicide early yesterday morn
ing by shooting himself in the head. He
lived alone in the house with Mrs. Emily
Abrams, his housekeeper, and lately had
been dpgpondeut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
pitcher EllIottc signs a Contract

Secretary Knowles Of the New York Va
t.onal League baseball team received word
from Manager McGraw in Hot Springs yc--
tcrday that Pitcher Eiliotte had signed
contract This makes fourteen OF the players
In line. Nike Donln. who has not signed
yet. "a with McGraW IN Hot Springs McCraw
VIII be here next week 10 attend the League
sch edule meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Hockey.

Fresh from their victories over the West
Point cadets and the Columbia freshmen
teams. the ST, Paul's School hockey team
Of harden City lined up against the Poly
Prep School last night at the Clermont Avenue
Rink. The game was fast and clean. 81.
pAMl won by . Ennls 70 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
New Commissioner at Ellls Island.

Robert Watchorn, the newly appointed
Commissioner of immigration. who will
succeed Commissioner Williams on Satur-
day, visited Ellis Island yesterday with
Commissioner-Genera Frank p. Sargent
and was introduced to the chiefs of division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
WEST SHORE r. r.

CNcw York Central & Hudson River r. r., LesseeJ
Trains leave Franklin 81 station, New York, az
follows. and 10 minutes later foot Ncs, 4ad St. y. II.
.I.Od p M.-CAlcago Express
- - = M-Con Lin. Tor Detroit. chi & St. Louis.
$500 = " FOR Roch.. Rufalo. Clcvcfd Chicago.
$500 r. N.-For ltnch.. Buffalo, Detroit ST. Louis.
'g.I5 = NJ FOR Syra Roch.. Ma. Fails, Dct & Chi
'pHilt 'Daly. except sunday. baggage checked
from hotel residence by Mestcott Express.
a II SMITH. G. Z. LAMBERT.
Crn'I Manager Gcnl Pass T Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
M lnvltntlon Of the Polo 4

The invitation Of the Polo Association 10
the birmingham club asked the Views of
that body regarding the sending OF an Eng
lsh team for an informal round OF matches
and the promise was added that in this event
the International cup at birmingham in 1908
Until the formal answer is received by the
Polo Association the entire pro iect Is at skies
and s"vens so far as our players are con-
Cerned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
READING SYSTEM.

NEW JER SEY CENTRAL X. K.
Liberty street and South Ferry time from South
l-rp nvc minutes earlier Than shown below.
EAsroN, RETHLEHEu, ALLENTOWN AND
MAICH CHUNK 2inn as EaSion only. BIO
n r.. 90 $40 500 Is q Easton only p. IN. Sun
days .4'3o n. m, 90, 30 y.
WIItESBARRE AID SCRANTON 400.
a.loa m 500 . m SUNDAYS. zl.so a m, p. N.
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHIRST. TOMS RIVER
AND BARNFGAT -EiOO %; % a. m. 80 t3ss.
4in, Lakewood and Lakehurst only) Assoc. ZOOS
p m. SUNDAYS. $40 a, m.
ATLANTIC CITN.-'a40 a. m. fs:40 p m.
vINELAND AND BRIDGEIoN-z'too m.
LoNG branch. ASBuRY PARK. OCEAN
SHORE PoiNTS-7ioo. SD 1880 a. m. Ii;2o.
as. > 80 G,n. II 30 p M sunday except Ocean
Grove, 200 a m. 40 : 80 P M -
BCH.. EAST LONG BRANCHto0, $50 $50.
1880 a. m. 20. $50 $50 Atlantic Hds only CSC
p m sundays aln a. M go p m
100. 81 ~. 300 1900. EDO 800. 800 II So
600 gi03y p. m - IS mdt
2tTH AND CHESTNUT STRHETS-t4.25 $500.
1000 200 M '?no. 1880. 800. 200. 1925
u BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-soo 1000.
'l.fp 200. '4no. 900 40 -l2.i5.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSyIILE AND
1000 100 a. M, Reading onlyl $3.50 I.i..0.
f2fo D. m. Reading, pouSyllie. Harrisburg only
7fTom Liberty street only. .DAny. ,pa,lv
except SUNDAY. Sundays only. .PAror cars only
INih TaWgQHa- ASaturdhys. aEKccpt Saturdays
OMccs Liberty ~. Fern. South Ferry. Astor
% Union square West. 1853 East le5th 81. 77a West
i:5th 81. 2t5 Columbus Az. New York. Court St
34L sbp Fulton ST, Brooklyn $40 broadway. WI
liamsburc Sew Aur, Transfer Co calls ior and
CHECKS hgggagg 70 destination.
Vicc Pres and Gen. Hgr Gen Pass'r Ascent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
VIII Welcome American Polo Players In
England Next Year.

IoNDoN, Feb. The committee Of the
Nottingham Polo club has directed the secre-
tary to inform the American Polo Associa-
ton that an American team would be well
coined in England in 1908
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
cRNrRAL A1.crInN al. N. s

CENTRAL AUCTION CO., ~ Sheeraa. i4r
tloneer. 1872 and i5s Canal 81.
FEB. BY Fulln. jeWcfy-
Feb. i0.-By ". McAieenAn. 1874 81 Az f.i-
jewelry, &c, goods pledged previous in t.' q"
1905. and old dates held over
Feb lO.-By fiilin. clothing
Feb i4.-By J. simpson q Co. 22i I'--
diamonds. lcwelry, &C, pledged TO no iH'' ''
l. 1909. and goods held over.
Feb 10 ny II. McAlcenan, lot SIN a'
10 Feb !. 1901
Feb. lB.-By n Breckwrdel. g73 Grand ' Us
monds. icwelry. dc. to Feb. ]. 1906
Feh 10. L. ". Levy. sO7 Columbus as '''s
10 Feb. I. 1906
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09

Eli SOBRi. Auct. rs Bower. sells 10 q V 81
goOes pledged To Feb, I. 1901.
FEB. o-Clnthlng. Jos. simon. ~
nv.. and \. Raphael. ~ So Az
Feb. lO-.cvelry. Jos. simon. II,
Av.; VIM. Fre"dcr ~ Fast Houston ~
Pele 1--Jesr~ry. Kstste e Sobel. ~ De-.
feh ~ jcwelTy. y. Giuck sons, i'-' '.
4 Raphael. III ON az.
Frb IS Irwelry. watches. diamonds 'H
ends, dc. Thos Newman Sons. Ufno-.t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09

l.. l.. FIRUSKI. Auct.. 20 Bowery. sells 20 IS N
Feb. i0-By /. Harlem. COS sih av.. dan0i.''
watches. jewelry and all pledges prior Feb : i.'t
and all older dates held over
Feb. io--By n Baruch & Son. 10 Avenue s..
diamonds. watches. jewelry and al p'edge, p'of
Jan. 81, 1901 and all older dates held over
Feb. i3-By Consolidated Loan o1ce HiiF|
Levy. prop. 1903 Park row diamonds watches.
jewelTy and all pledges from Nos, 1880 20 l'l'.
and ali Older dates held over
Feb. i3By Levy Cook. els Hudson 50. co'a
Ing. &C. pledged prior Feb. 3. 1904
Feb, i{-By NJ. q l.. Harlan. i57 Eas' i2i'u s.
diamonds. watches. jewelTy and all pledges 7f
Feb. T. 1904. and all older dates held over
Feb. H-By M. T.. Bruckhrincr 4in' 30 ~"
clothing. &c, pledged prior FEB. I, ieot
Feb. 16-By Vim. simpson. OF Pars row aN
monds. watches. jevelry and all pledge ..a.
Dec. 49, 1908. TO No s2i67 of 1908 and .
reserved from previous sales
Feb. is-t1ue consignment eothlng
Feb. l1-Flne consignment fewelg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09

JULIUS SHONGOOD. auctloncer
By Joseph ShougOod's sons. Aucfs.. 20 II'+.
Feb. p.-NAtches, diamonds. ieWc.T b t..'
man, 1911 Sd Az, and 8tt Houston ~
FEB. iA.--Clothing " a Lang 90 a'f
FEB. i5.-NAichct. diamonds, irWc.Is. ''''
ware, dc. II. d G. Lang, 40 Avenue =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
RAILROADS.

Tickets aud Pullman accommodations Al II5 7gi ~
U.s. tlsi and isH Broadway, isl 9TH Ave, 9 ruion IA
Court Sc 40 Broadway, RI Fulton ST. liro0sivr
N I. TranCfc7 Co. win call for and check bag.ts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
Railroad.

Leaves New YORK, loot barclay aud ChTsIonIrr.l,
1900 A. M.-For Blnghamton and Syracu,e
. 1000 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81 i1ui.
'i:4o p M.-For Buffalo aud Chicago.
f4Oo y. N.-For Scranton and Plymouth
'ei0 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
's.45 Il. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
400 A. M.--For Chlcago-Siee pers oprn NJ p p "
Tickets. i4e. ~. 1883. i4si Broadway y y a.
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn DAILY. Except SUNDAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09

The Hollywood Golf Club. which has so far
only concerned itself with club contests ana
Jersey shore team matches. VIII, next sum
The announcement was made by Arthur
McAlcennn. the Hollywood delegate at me
annual meeting OF the Metropolitan Con
Association He made an application to be
considered in the distribution OF dates, ana.
II the matter can he arranged, the Holly
similar midsummer fixture of the Deal Coli
Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09

r.. G. Watson, Jr, who represented West
brook az the NJ g. \. meeting. made
10 attend With c b Cory as partner Mr.
Watson won four ball handicap on Satur-
day with the remarkable score Of 80. $50.
pInvinR from scratch Their opponents
Included John Moller. lr.. Arthur ?. Clapp.
r II McElwee, Harry i. Rea. 4. w. Black.
others vol known on VI G. A. links.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09

The annual meeting Of the Rosevlle Golf
Club on Tuesday revealed the orgnni2a ton
to be in flourishing condition. audit was voted
TO III up the new clubhouse for an early open
ing in the spring The officers elected wore
President Samuel owen; vce president. u y
Courson. secretary; o. n Chedisler; tieSSiuISi
directors ". c. Pearson. Robert Crabb, c. C.
Thompson ~ ID. W. Thursiun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-09
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.
CUNARD LINE,

~ ~ - ~ - E- ~ G-s
10 Liverpool Via Queenstown.
From Piers 81 50. North River.
Lucanla. Feb. II. 10 \. N. Etrra.., Mar T. p ".
Umbria Feb. rs, p. " Car0nia new. Mr. igA VI.
Campanla Feb 25. 10 \ n. umbrla. Mar. u, ? p ".
Saloon rates from New York so Second cabn.tt2 50
and up according to steamer aud accommodation.
GIBRALTAR NAPLES ADRIATtT
New Modem Twin Screw Steamers.
Saloon rates, SOS upward
PANNONIA. ...-, Feb. u. , r. NJ, April II, June A.
CARPATH ~. D.. .... ......, Mar 7, 2 p ".
'ULTONIAa.......M Mar 81, , =. NJ May {. June ~.
SLANONlA, ..-.. Mar =. moor. MAY -. july II.
Carries second and third class only.
Apply 20 Broadway, New Nork.
vernon n. Brown, General Agent