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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-16
sCH.iEtEK ON ms MY nEKr
He II Reported to he In Splendid Form ma
Confident of Winning,

Champion Jacob schaefer left Chicago for Cincinnati
on "Wednesday, and will arrive in town on Sunday in
nsad of Friday. AS previously planned lie will prsc-
tise Mt BILLY scxtons rooms for the coming match with
George siosson Adespatch to THE srs from Chicago
says that the champion has been living in domestic
8iet ana comfort since ne marriage and that he
i"rm r ei confident Of winning the match He
wound up 900 point game in innings another.
inR carers play by two runs Of PIT and III They
havent begun to bet ON the match yet in Chicago any
extent. "'
The news from Chicago as to the champion's nne
form y cheering intelligence for billiard lovers II in
an indication that there ought TO be splendid billiards
IN the match as slosson like schaefe never In
better practice shape lie Is playing with great steai
ness and s taking frstciass care of himself His great
drawback " his liability to catch cold and he guard
Ing against all risk rs far as lies in his power lie
changed his practice ground at the Columbia rooms
recently simply to yet out OF raught His tabi. had
70 be taken apart and put together again to allow OF
the precautionary move.
Under the articles Of agreement the remainder Of the
stake money on the match Ia to be deposited to-day by
Dick Roche and Slosson respectively THE Sun oice
The time expires ut midnight tonight.
The Berkeley Cadet School eleven played the lad. ot
st. Austin's School, staten Island on Wednesday and
beat them points TO o. Tho touch downs for the vic
nNst IL k..I Hale Bal n. -
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Bowling Gossip.

club tournament will be started at Arlington Hall
Brooklyn. the Latter part of next month.
The Monarch. Broadway. s. n. C.. Monroe. and Tn.
known clubs rolling at the Acorn alleys Brooklyn.
this season.
The Washington Club will accept the Jonah's chal
lenEe. which was printed In The Sun last week. with
the condition that tho teams viii bs ten men each.
big score was rolled by the ckerbocker nve.men
score was Kirkland. 1877 Meyer 1872 La Forest. 1872;
stan, lSl; Snyder. 100. Total, 1888.
Tho highest score but rolled any practice game
this season WAS made by the Madison Club on the
knckerbocker alleys was as follows: Parker. 1856:
liaviland 1885, Norris. lu7: Aoynahsn. l7s: Carr IVA
Total YbH
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MICHAEL DIVER LEADS EVERYBODY.

The Brooklyn Turfnan Has Won SlS1,0Ve
In Stakes and Purses TO Dnte-Winners
at jerome md Morris Park.
The racing season for 1901 ended Yesterday
at Morris Park. The season. as a whole. was
very unsatisfactory to followers OF racing. very
few Of that great army known as tho talent
making any money. Horses ran very incon-
sistently. and II was difficult to mako cny
money by speculation. Tho biggest winner In
a legitimate way was Mr.. Michael +. Dwyer.
whose horses won. in stakes and purses. about
S175.OO0 Messrs. ]. A. 4 A. H. Morris are
second. with s158.00O to their credit while Mr..
David Gideon IL a close third. his winnings
we'll psst the SiOO, 900 mark. too. and his sta
BILE has boon very successful.
Tho meeting OF tho New York Jockey Club
at Jerome Park. and four at Morris Park.
There were 10 all seyenty-nine races with
total Of S1O7.4SO in added money. and grand
total OF S1St,34O divided "a follows:
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A Change In Dates at Rutsers.

Nrw BRUSswIcE Oct. 15-Manager Dayton Of the
Rutgers Varsity eleven has arranged TO play the Uni
versty OF Pennsylvania at Philadelphia on Wednesday
Oct Fl. This game partially broken on when the
reached the college that the Pennsylvania team
had partially refused to play Its scheduled games In
the mean time the manager OF the freshman had
made arrangements play his against the Co.
lun,ba fresE men on Oct n. When It was announced
necesstated the eancsing Of the freshman game with
low Wiis and Grant Il the ob team play on the Var
sty and by the absence OF these men tho team would
be greatly weakened
The Varsity play .LshIsh 81 ssthlshsm ON saturday.
teams are playing NJ .Ss rue scrub plsysd
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GLorersrrn, Oct. l5--Todsys races resulted as fol-
lows;
P,rst Raee,ssysn rurlOngs Jim Clare won. Mac.
second haes.slx farlonEa Macintosh won. Plsttsry
second, Eddie N. third. Time. l:iBH
Adair second. Hack wood third. Time; l:2t'
Der second Mary stone third Time SOY mus '''''
lifth RaSs-fan1 and half iSFISus. aAid sIsrnsy
sixth Race-six and half furlongs Cartoon won,
Bohemian second. FAlstinA third. Time. 234.
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FAIR SPORT At POINT BREEZE.
Many Records Reduced over the Philn-
delphla Track.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 15.-The trotting and
pacing ut Point Broczo to-day was devoid Of
any Sensational incident. but the eleven heats
disposed Of furnished good sport. and several
records were reduced. Tho unfinished 2:25
pace was won by Jacob Rupperts Attractive.
though NJ. Demarest's game little black geld
ing Henry H.. who had won two heats. was. In
the opinion OF many. entitled to the odd trick.
rs Attractive finished on a run. Henry H.
Clipped AZ seconds of his previous record.
Tho second largest field ever started at Point
Breeze cnme out for the unfinished 1888
trot. Stanley. Bravado. and Clochetto were
backed against the field. Clochette got bad
send-ofY in tho scramble. was unsteady. and
got the flag. Bravado ia trained by Fowler at
Fleetwood. This four-yenr-old colt ia FULL
brother to Fred Gcrken's Astoria.
Summaries:
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When tho Football Players Kicked the
Managers Resigned.

GErIrsaunc. Oct. 15.-There has been trouble In the
football camp OF Pennsylvania College Manager Chas.
Fibert and Capt. Albert wero too much bent hard
practice II seems, and when the members kicked they
promptly resigned. new training table was estab.
Nshed, and last night Gensemer chosen manager
and Iip.ley captain to select the team scrubs
are meanwhile improving and will give the regulars
plenty OF exercise The loss OF Albert will greatly
cripple the eleven
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sport ut Mystic Park.

Boston. Oct 15.-About 1000 people were at
Mystic Park to-day. and tho track was In fairly
good form. The 2:23 race. which was unfin-
ished Tuesday after four heats had been trot-
ted. was concluded. the result being n victory
for Edgardo In three straight heats. This was
a surprise. as he had previously not taken
t head TmsS3s sec 2sa ask The as
pacing race was won by Ralph D. in three
Straight heats without much trouble. SUM
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The winner. at a.rasis rarL.

CH,cAco. Oct l6.-Garned Park results;
First Race-Sx furlongs. shiloh won, Jimmy second,
Knox third. Time. 1:l6.
second OAkdale third. Time, 1;1bH
Third R.es-ons n,Is And .ens;si..ssn.he. Reveal
Fourth Race-One mile and One-sixteenth. Chimes
won, XII second Lorenzo third Time. l;%nA
second. Ta,nsrane third Time. i;l5A
Elizabeth th,rd. Time, lion
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The Utowana Reported.

The cable yesterday announced the arrival OF w. W.
Durants new auxiliary yacht Utowana at Cowes. The
yacht left BOSTON Sept and since then has touched
FAyal Madeira, Mogador Gibraltar, and Lisbon. She
has been In several storms and behaved admirably She
YIN s9op lave cowS. and proceed on her journey
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American Association Paper PROTESTED.

CMcIssAu. Oct. 15.-one Of the notes given to A. y.
Stern and Harry sterno has been dishonored and re-
turned protested Is tho note OF the Boston club en-.
dor.sd BY Prince Hainss Dixwsll and Hart; ~ sim,
ply want those men shown up" said A. 4. stern this
morning. "as striking example OF the difference he,
tween League and Association people: The League
been out OF hands time and suit win once
be entered at Boston 10 recover the full amount
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Owing to the conflicting dates tho Schedule Commit.
tee of the Academy have changed dates
of the Fidelia and Jonah clubs With this pton
the schedule printed in yesterdays Sux 10 correct On
the days where the Fdea Club scheduled the Jo-
nah Club will roll the former club to take the Jonah
Clubs dates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-16

NEw HAVEN. Oct. 15-W. r. Bull the famous full back
of the Yale team during 's7. 49, and 80. arrived in
town last evening and today began coaching the Yale
team lie " the irs regular coach tho team has had
this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-16

The seventh annual reception and entertainment Of
the American Athlste A.soelation VIII take place At
u D.. on Monday evening Oct. ~. Avery entertaining
programme V pgo0tssd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-16

Football, East Orange, Tomorrow, $50.
SOC Trains loot Barclay Il. at loo aud a,s5 direct %
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RIyru YAM ANRRr
Totals ..... 10 20 ~ 7ssl rotais.,.. % IL $50

. BRAMEs.
Fifth Ward 81 los 216 2ss 1913 436 61A 595 $50 1888
Americas .S6 $50 282 817 40 466 b4Y 03l til 7SO
Average-Fifth Ward, LAT 3-6: Americas. 1856.
Umpire-Sam Prince. Scorers-T. U. Coushlin and O.
II Sailar.
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THOROUGHBRED WINNERS SOLD.
Race Horses from Famous Stables Disposed
OF by Auction.

R.ce Hor,e, rrou ra.ous stabl.s Disposed
.'...
An important sale Of race horses In training
took place IN inc sauuS ps .s "a. a. o Tts
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wera drafts from the alta.
bles NJ Neesrs Ior,llard Sands. Brown.
and otbsrs Tho boraca were eold nv Col an
horses. Mr SsrilIards racers ,e breueht the
best prices. Pagan. winner OF the OH Bili .
StakeS ana OtheT Faces, letcmnH ]o,ooV tne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-16

the grammar school team to-day each side scoring 10
team.
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Bowling Games Tonight.
AMERicAN NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
Tenny vs.. Apollo. Apollo vs. Warrington. Warrington
W.. Tenny.
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The Manhattan Association Tennis Tourns
mcnt.

The nrst annual handicap association tennis tourna
ment OF the Manhattan Tennis Assoc alton cont
ued yesterday afternoon the courts OF the Lenox r.
g. at 1891 street aud ~ Nicholas avenue The lades
doubles occupied most Of the afternoon. though ono
match In the gentlemens doubles was played Several
matches In the singles were also finished early in the
week. The scores follow;
Ladies' Doubles. Preliminary Round-Miss Trimmer
and Miss stroud Ariel e. scrntrbL heat Miss Bunne,l
and Miss Debevoise, finh Avenue r. o. ~ 5Jo-5, 1T
FIRST Round Miss Trimmer and Miss Stroud Ariel T.
g. scratchl beat Miss Collins fifh Avenue 7 q, and
Miss IAuxhurst, l@n0x 7. q. " 10, d.. 6-S Miss
khoades and Mis- sayre. Fifth Avenue 7, o. il5 heat
o. u !. =
Gsntlsmens Doubles semi'snai RoundIJ 7. Psrst
Lyon. Jr, and y; 9. Hitler Lenox r 4. p5), 80. "a
.s SsntH. ,,ss sinsss sssohd RGSpa Cunning
1vsaas !. g. sis 81 snB. %yaa G.ssSssf. Lemon sa
- TsSaO%ss ' A. ~ A'n'0n' 'n'h avenue TO- 'S''
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Totals......11 G17 1851 Totals

Americas Ia $50 2l8 $40 500 4s2 $50 Go 900 7so
jolly. 1913 1872 2b3 333 4O6 4gI Cos o25 oy5
Average-Americus. 157 1-5; Jolly 1879.
umpirs-sAmu.l Prince. scorers-H. secathe and O.
" Seller.
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Jolly .....a4 IA 222 2U6 35s 455 $50 60o 86I 7o2
Fifth Ward sg lo5 229 800 81 456 533 Ul4 7O7 194
AveraRe-Joy. IA 20: Fifth Ward l5G 4.5.
Umpire-Sanluei Prince. scorers-D. Z. La Due and
H. Bartlett.
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PROPERTY OF Mr. LoRILIARD.
PROPERTY OF BYRON M'cLELLANp.
PROPERTY OF ". H. SANDS.

Treliis wood. b. C.. Q. rs Kyre Daly-Trellls; R.
Prohibition. eli. g.. =. by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
TIE TNDIAN PDLlCE.

From The Philadelphia llh'''
II wa, discovered number OF Nca, age uat tn'
Indian agent could i,,lt orders but that oulv he nm
eli was likely to enforce them lhcIc were SUM-,
and United stat Marshal, lu plenty bIl none OF ui''
limited th, rnlc the Department OF the Il''ll"1'
when an agent wanted any 'nI'uH u,., i all ,
obliged do II MIN eli or 'all on lHc un''Il'I. ~
the friendly Indians the cmplOic' 81 tI' H':' "I'
ia, worked very uc,y Whch ne lrS'HVV =, =" -, d
Move, desired 10 -rc the order cni"l'rd bu' u "
,ca,el them II had better never have been man. in
they only laughed Al the AGENT ana even n,nt'Gnai
refused To- obey IN" orders oi the lhdlu '"nI''''"l.
uuIr,, lin. Great rather" backed II mp WIN an atr
Of hllOurt and depIt> mnt-hdl' :" vi, '",v ",I
IN order from the secretary 81 me lnlr,l'r 'r1.
allowed the agents cmPlo' friendly mrmbr' "' ~
tribe or trlbn, under their charge To pre- W. |'t
and protect the property Of TIE Government a',u II
wards At first two or three members were 'h>'h
ON each reservation. The police were sometime, uhurr
thr charge of nntiNc captain NOR "llen 'ieN VT
r,utaiurd hy some whit, man. They Wcl" paid tu'
mtjultceut salary ~ $40 mOIh 10 ohtrt- ana p =
month g. non commits stoned ohcrr ana pilNal', Frun
rir time Of III, appointment OF the police thc discipline
morally and physically W"r accepted bH lHt '"F,ll ,
m,nt which YEA, thus able 10 secure the ne mttrfm
H.. H. force nj TN smallest remuneration PAID to ANY "l
Il, numcrou, chpl0yc-. The entire h'Ial ponce now
mll-ters about 900 men, who the sole agrnto oi
the Interior Department for the enforcement of IT. rnlr~
and the preservation ol the peace. BESIDES ti''
slary ihcV receive the usual ratlon> and supplies OF
Their duty, q, prescribed by the general orders, Is
70 ocy ND. instruction, If agents. protect the prop
Thieves, prevent th' ,a' Of liquor the nro.ds ct 9ui
laH, and bad "c' ana a., to .urPLfr every N'o u
The Indian polio, wear Uniform, or al Leaf are
supposed 10. ih, uniform. which Is made ol u'
National blu" cloth p"rtahc, Of both the clvii and
military haut II approaches the cavalry IN the cu'
Il the blouse and the trousers with the high topbOots
But the military aspect = lost M the broad aombHTo
and the cartridge belt and Winchester. Occa ,lonaly
the uniform is discarded and then he members OF me
force drrss they please. sometime. ca'toH cav
airy suit. Oh q coat belonging 10 nj -ionar' or agent
finds the back of member OF the force II, last rest
ing place before bcny east into tie rghaE. but
among This brigade the members Of which stand De.
tween the natives and their white guardians. me most
absolute discipline i maintained. Most Of the men
belonging 10 10 are married ard live near the agecN
Of whatever reservation they BE- attached TO- Ihey
have no general l"adqmarers being distributed among
the various agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

with the surplus population as it grows up?
Kill Them or do you want 70 force then 10 pc
come tramps ana vagabonds? Would you he
willing 10 pay your share of the taxes to support
them as paupers in order to carry out your iica
of perfect trades union system Z?
The walking delegate did not condescend 10
answer such foolish questions. He said 1t was
not his lookout 10 think OF the surplus population
but rather 20 work for his trade-union crowd.
Members who opposed his scheme wouIo near from
him. :, ii,
Such demands amount practically to POLITICAL
blacknailing and should he so resented But
unfortunately there few men III congress
today who have the courage 10 stalid up am
openly resist the demands OF the Walking deIe-
rates who come back to Congress every year more
and more Unsuitable in their demands They come
here dcnOuEcing monopCics and trusts, ana s'ek
the very legislation which would make 'Iusl
out of the trades union corporations OF me county,.
Take all the labor organizations OF ile couh'IS
and their schemes. add the plans OF li.e
Alliance in the various States, the propositions Vi
the COMMUNISTS the financial plans LOT inc pIlnv-
ing of fiat money for every poor man, 'lc loai'ie
of Government cash upon personal properly, VI
real estate. and one will have an ldca OF some VI
the extraordinary legislative proposals TO Ne con-
sidered in the next House The general cIloo, w
such legislation is, of course, dlfecUS against 'hc
material interests of the country.
The Democratic party at present. mas mace ohe
most material advances 10 these pohtcal chlldrcn
Of later-day production. Some OF tne ledutIS
Of This PARTY. however are not happy Mt the pros
pect of next years session. They place their
trust in the Republican Senate to head on some
ne the widest of the schemes, hut are fearful
if they OPPOSE Them themselves in the House that
they wifi lose the support Of this class ana sec
ondlv if they permit Themselves 10 be carried 700
far by these people. that they will lose the
sunport of the conservative elements which con-
troll in all great contests where the country Is
actually aroused. l. I. ChANfchD
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TO TAKE. IN AMERICAN BRIDE.
WILLIAM J. LANE NJ. p, ARRIVES TO CLAIM THE
GLE

WILLIAM J. LANE NJ. p, ARRIVES TO CLAIM THE
HAND OF BROOKLYN GIRL
william J. Lane. Member OF Parliament for East
Cork arrived here yesterday the steamship Adriac'
Mr. Lane is an Anti Parnete. His errand here. how
ever. is the very peaceful one of taking away an
American bride. lie was seen by Tribune reporter
last night at the house Of his future father in-law
C. +. Armstrong Of No. 43o Lafayeue-a'e'' BrooKyn'
and OF No. 127 Pearl-st.. in this city.
My visit here" said Mr.. Lane. is simply social
one have been away from the other side for nearly
ten days and know nothing of what has happened in
the meantime. | am Member Of Parliament only In
name Just at present, member on furough. and VIII
give opinion as to what may he going on IN the
old country Please let this be distinctly understood
have come over here 10 he married 20 Miss Arm
strong but when the marriage is 10 take place really
do not know. My visit ] beg again TO state. Is NOT
political
Mr. Lane is Of about thirtyfve years le
looked none the for the Wild bufetngs that the
Adriatic received on the way over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05

Chicago Jan. + ,-prcall.-A rodcc WA, posted yes
torday In the Cincinnati. Wabash and Michigan Ran
way C1mpanv'- -h1p- N Wabash. Indiana when J.
causing consid cradle talk among the men IL is
signed bv Joseph Ramsay assistant t. VI. F. lnsalS.
,,r, i,en. 81 the d" Ii- Four" Mr. Ramsay saws that
he hn. noticed A report that the engineer, Of The line
Intended calling upon President ingalls,. with re-
quest 70 raise their p1v (" the scale M fore" Oh "'h'r
mart ~ the Iic Fuur" system. lie declared That
the Cincinnati. Wabash and Michigan Wa not in the
Uig rnurr system. and tl1t e would BE- entirely
,,r,r..,rv f,r - engineers 10 prefer such request
a. II would not b. considered fDr moment Further
more. II the curuc"', or any other 'hplN', =" ILL.,
rad we're not satisfied with m" wages no" pAld, tHcA
vrre M liberty To -crl, employ mcut elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
OBfTC AR I.
l HUNTINGTON woLCOTT.

T. HVNTiNGItN NPL''li'
BOSTON Jan (Specan.-J. Huntington Wolcott
d,e1 here oday. The family tn which lie belongs Is
noted m the annals Of New England His graAdfather
oliver Wolcott was one ~ the scncrS OF the Decara
lion of Independence and was Governor Of Connecu'Wt
# the time Of If, death The father Of j. Huntington
Wolcott wa, Frederick Wocct. who for more thdh
folty wear, was Judge ~ Probate. and WIS twice
offered the nominal on for Governor; the l1ters elder
hrother did become Governor OF Connecticut after nav
ing served Is Secretary II the Treasury in the 'sbnetS
of WaslL,.ton and John adams The representative
~ This distinguished family who has Just died. was
horn AT Lchtcld. Conn. on August 80, l-oi' At an
c,rly age he removed II Boston, and entered the
,npoy ~ the mercantile house Of \. and ~ Lawrence
a CO.. and while still Young man he was maze a
uartncr In the firm. This house took leadihE pari
m the dcyelI pmcut OF the great manufacturing aid
commercial enterprises of New England. ana ar.
WDlcntt was thoroughly Identified with It's Work. ne
served with efficiency a. treasurer OF me EoNtO NoHa'l
Cnmull,.i ION during the war. In l71l, he became 4
citIrn of Milton The town in which his ancestor hNe
generation, removed had first settled IN the year
l,;.o several wears acO be- retired from active bu-l
nos Mr.. Wolcott leaves wife ana one son. Roger
lvolrott Another son. Lieutenant Huntington +.
Wnlcott. served with ggibntW IN the ReOclloh' out
died Just before the close OF the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-05
A positive cure for sick headache.
CAErER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS.



should be rad daily b. all inter sted, a. changes may
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IIoclnis Viz Queen-t0Wu; &C ! y. M. Tor tsnprrh''
Ioa si,. T,'s or c ias f TsmP aid TaSp %
other Mexican states via Vera cruz mus D" qiiect
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robago per :, :, Alps at p. m for Nassau " p pr
:. Viking c,,, 81, poL,,,
from San Fralci,cop close mere January =, at $50
y. N. Mail, for Australia Ncmzetand Ilawsilln III
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cl January - a. q 30 D. m toI on at
riva at Ncw.Yolk Of :. Bo'hni9 VIII 'ri'i;h mans
Austfalia Com s,n Francisco close here January ~
M q no H. m Mails fer the Society Islands per snip
az, az apt ifrom Fran. i~co co.r here January
.6S a, a 20 D. u Mails for Matchmaking, ~ raj 70
yIafaN and thence steamer close al this once daly
~ 40 n m. Mall f0r MiqucO9 hy raj 20 Boson ana
thonce nv steamer th Office daily az 80 p M
Mails for Cuba by rail to Tampa, Fla. and thence ~
.fc,'ocr ling MONDAYS. Thursdays and S&Irdays,
clos az this once daily at 80 M Mails Tor Mex.o
steamer close ~ ,his Office daily &c q: M ,,.
, Tlans.Pacinc mal~ forwarded 20 San rIahcIsro
daily and schedule Of closing arraasrd on ne pr
sumptiol Of their uninterrupted overland transit 70 ssn
rrancsco Malls non thS East arriving Oh tae a, "a
ihSnce tNe same day Regi:tercd nal close; q; 3 M
- postonirc New,York y. y, January ?. 1891