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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. &c. EXCEPT
TRANSPACfFiC


GUIANA Pou Tampa. Florida. closes 81 ms
once daily, except Thursdays, al $3.50 s. ID.
lihe connecting malls close here ou Mpada,
,,r1 W'Sdne Say eSd SslGTda .'a,. .,.o.
dressed for detpatch by steamer. closes a. th.s
once daily. except Sunday, a. 10 w. NJ. Aud
100 n. sundays at 100 =, NJ. and
NEWFOUNDLAND te1cept Parcels Pos, Mails d.
by roll 10 North sydney. and thence by steamer
Up N sunday al $50 p N. (connrctins mai,
close here every Monday. Wednesday and
SATURDAY.
steamer. closes AZ tiis once al p. 81. 1ueslat
BY rail TO Philadelphia, end thtuCt b,
steamer, closes At this once at 1879 r
MIoUELoN-By rail TO Boston. aud thence b.
steamer. einses at this once deily. elccp
sunday a. r NJ; snndAy a! go P ~
70 Miami, Pa, and thence by steamer. close,
a, this once az $40 A. ". Monday Vedne,
BRITIsH HoSDUR4s. HONDURAS itEAs, coa,n
and GuATEMALA.-By rail 10 Sew orleans
and thence og steamer closes At this ONE
toonnectlng mall closes here Mondays at 1909
BY steamer closes ), his once daily. s5csp'
Sunday. at 81 80 p. NJ. and 1850 T.. NJ. sun
days az " 90 p. ". and 1860 p. VI. tconnoci
Ing nsn closes here Tuesdays at slo.so ~
ana thence by steamer, closes at ths once
daily except sunday Al iiSo p NJ e1d pos
connecting mall closes here Wednesdays At
PANAMA and CANAL zoSE.-By rail to New
o ,a ono. gd .a anS' By s5s 9ss
at 100 p NJ and sioSc ? ii. ieoantctla,
iREGiSTIRED NAIL closes al 90 r. Al. prevovs
day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06
SUNDAY SKATING IN THE PARK.
innovation Success and Crowd stays tho
Limit.

Skating was permitted on the big lake at
Central PARK and on the Harlem More last
nicht unti 10 O'Clock and II was tho first
Sunday night In tho history OF the Park Do
partment that the Ice has been thrown open
to the public The innovation came from
Commissioner Pallas. who had an idea that
the young people OF both sexes ought TO have
some place 70 go 10 20 amuse themselves on
frosty Sunday night and the plan worked
well for a more oontented and orderly crowd
yas never before seen aka ting on the lakCs.
II Fas well known among the skaters
TINT they would be allowed 10 stay az iate as
10 O'Clock and every one was prepared 10
stay the limit. The space cleared OF tho
snow on the big lake vas rather limited.
but every inch OF the patch cleaned on was
used and the crowd stayed from o O'clock
IN the morning unt driven Oh W Wv '"t"~
snow last night
.-rhe snow helped the cops this trip. said
n .toUt policemnn but the crowd was peato-
abe and / suppose. would have lett ths lco
fouth OF the Bow Bridge on the northern
END oil the biz lake the snoT - YET on we
Ge BIT there rs Is ps5S or tsn @ The
usual number OF calcium lrhts ana uan OF
sisuris were placed around the Ilho . e NILE,
Die FOR the skaters and there was s,.IlIoie zen,
Sorca M roloemen on hand TO look after any
dist1,bapce or tako the shine out OF any per
sons boxing ,oI tIo nh.e hors w,r,.d sone
fun and they began little horse play at ,he
back Of tho skate house occupied W Gus
Braun. .. .a,d.
away on tie sloue were some sweeping cars
and lie youngsters pushed one down MI
and then ran he cart gBthered speed as
II went and With a resounding thud u hlt the
back OF the house, shaking TIE e1lnce 20 its
foundH ton and knocking shower OF shhts.
IN their pegs on the. wall inside. hall
dozen eirls we're in the house trying on skates
and a couple were so frightened that they
ran In their stocking feet out on the ICE Gus
Braun was scared. too and even Or. Braun.
who vas there thought At was AN edrthauAAe
and prepared 20 strike out Tor hooOhen II
the / ous- shook again. ,
There we're girls OF all ages. sizes and
shapes In the throng. but one oil the age OF
10 or therea bouts attracted crowd around
her he Was attended by a pair Of escorts
Al bout her wn age and one would Nhirl
Ler uround then shoot her 70 the other. who
would n turn whlrl her and shoot her back
again. This shutting OF the Erl WAS Kept
IN for Ave minutes, when alter few minutes
rest. the performance would be repeated.
\ o one understood the meaning Of the pdnto-
mime until some ash 81 Tor information, when
one Of the boys said rather cprtly: A-a,h
she's afraid. see. an we're tdkln' tho fright
outer 'er.
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rRANsPAcIYic MAILS. FORWARDED OVER
LAND DAILY.

The schedule OF closing OF Trsnspaclhc Mails u
arranged on the presumption OF their uninisr-
rIpied overland transit 10 por OF ssillnS. The
nnAl connecting nrtls Except Registered Tran
Tacoma. or seattle which Close . p. ~ pIeviou,
day close si the General Post once. New YORK. a.
HAWAII via San Francisco. close ht6P " F,b.
may ior despatch per steamship A. nsdG,
eP ~ February for despatch per steamship
JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA and PHILIPPINE IS,
ANDS, vita Seattle. close al =, NJ FEBRUARY
for despatch per steamship shlnAno Mhrl
'ArAs man h fo2 HPP A Ts isl fSS Vi. fsoo
CLOSE a, p y. February 10 for despatch pei
JAPAN Cs1eept Parcel. Post M.ns,, EoREA.
CHINA and PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. via Van
February Il for despatch per steamship I'm
SpN dlIF6oA AgsTH sAEoA aT&A Y ~
RlJi ISLANDS, yis san rraneiseo, close :,
.nioI. e'rIfy nv 'or aesPA,9s per '' ess9
the British man for New Zealand does noi ~
rve IN time 20 eonnee, With IBIS despaie5
and ]. NJ, SUNDAYS at so 4. NJ. . 4, M ana
Nm be made UP and forwarded INT
HAWAII. JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA and sp,elA.y
a.. {. man for PhiLiPPISE iSLsA ;,,
3T PsGhND Us aSd GrR1 o ia san Pm
Geo close Al . ?. n February - for de'pa'ea
FIJI ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA except wesn snd
NEW CALEDONIA, via Vancouver and VIC
toriA. H. C.. close at o P. ~ February Is 'of
despatch per steamship MonnA.
TAHITI and AARQCESAS ISLANDS. via 81
Francisco. close at p. II. March 10 for n
spetcn per steamship hLnpoEA.
MANCHURiA except New,hwahE and poTt ~
thun and "a STERN SIBERIA is at present.
forwarded via Russia.
NOTB.-Cnlece otherwise addressed. West Avs
traiA Is forwarded Via Europe New zealsnc vie
San Francisco and oertAl n plaoe' IN ihe Chines-
Province Of lunAr, ole RT!tsh indiA--th-
quickest routes. Philippines specially ~
dressed Via Europe musi be ulg prepNd
a, the foreifn rties. Hawaii e Forwarded
Via San Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. POI frsstsr.
Post once. New York. n T.. FeOraSry 4 Iva
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skating Races on Banner. Fond.

An open skating meeting was held on Dam
gers pond. Cypress lille. yesterday on a track
SIX laps to the mile Edward L. Crabb. the
class B skater from the Clermont rink. started
from scratch In each event.
one Nile Novice. Scptch-won by John j.
O'Bnen: William H. Fielding, second IfuUAs q.
Ward. third. Time, minutes 10 3 feconds.
Halt Nile HAndcap-Won by william L. Norris
70 yards Edward l.. Crahh. scratch. second Thomas
G. French. " yards, Third. Time. minute 81 ~
seconds.
one Nile Handlcb p--Won by william J. Bsrry
N yards Edward l.. Crabb. scratch. second VII
IAN l. Norris, scratch. third Time minutes
a. q . seconds
Two Nile HhndirAn--Wou by J. Baler. no
'rf1' William b1rry. go yards, ff,0ud John j.
F mean. $50 YArcs. tnlrd Tine. p fr11trs ssi3
r~rlu 10
rive ME- HAndlcap-Won hy William l. Sorris.
tcfnich EdWard O. Ne0dcrcn. S75 yards. second
Richard u. GolJinE. 80 yards, third Time. 10
minutes 2i'4 seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06
BILLIARDS.
PokE cnburz IALloins Low Averages I'm
National Tournament.

N1llAnAl
WIFI }. Ferdinand PoggenburR OF the Lied
efkraaz Club, and sinner Of tho national
ana t-ar billiard championship title last year
reformed from the tournament now In prog
ress in Chicago. some Of the inside history Of
the meeting has been brought 20 light. Pog-
geoburg said yesterday Tint tie managers OF
tie meeting had experien ced all Its Of uou-
blesome conditions although they had treated
all Of tie competitors with great considerl-
ton.
The cause Of :he low averages. lac said was
due 70 the fact that nearly oil Of the player
devoted too much attention to spreading the
balls widely nbout tie table instead a hold
ing them Gloss f0r runs which IA the pie e.
ing feature OF the fourteen inch balk line
zane aa4s ,p Uist. ne s.tt, Was ~ Tue
Ire Of safety. and il made lrge runs I'M
Iossi1le nd also broke the averages TO ride
ulOu- ~ vlTI-
lie cited his own run Of 20 which. remains
tho hi, N rt.n of the TOT rEnn,eut and the run
made by Goublin on SAT- rday MI bit Of ~
In hie contest with stark. Pogr enhurR
aid TINT Col UambGrf ~. the chairman Of
tho billiard committee of the (tlcsto Athletic
Asso, ton. was nuNious Tor him 10 retIrn
and offered 10 hold open his schedule Of
uarches. but that impoItant matters here
nude him Unable 10 take ADVANTAGE OF this
generous cfer.
ln The estimation Of The Liederkranz Club
eyrert Edward " jardner a. PasSnic. y. J d,
and this city. Is the most likely winner Of The
tournament and the CHAMPIONSHIP honors
.Ytrdlrf won the title eet ernl ienrs arc az
lie Hano, er tlub BTookly IL. In the rre-. mt
standing OF the Vas crs Gardner IL led by
he Californian. Tie standing Is as fol-
Ia
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busy Time for New York University
Gymnass.

Manager O p. Meade has completed the
schedule OF the New York University gym
nsstic team by the addition OF meet With
the Princeton team at University Heights
on March a. Last year the local college
scored decisive victory over the Orange
and Black but as the New York team has
lost some OF her best point winners and the
Prince ton team is STRONGER than usual close
meet may be expected, A contest with Lehich
az University tteiC hts ia ABRAMS ed for March
IT. Two weeks later the gymnasts will journey
10 Princeton, whore the annual champion
ships will be decided this year
Besides the regular preliminary exhibitions
Manager Meade has ARRANGED exhibitions
al the Hollywood Inn az YOnkers on Feb o.
and at the Newark Y. NJ. G. A. CD Feb. H.
The latter IA TO be joint affair. 7 Re Y. NJ. c.
A. has many stara, including p VI. Rerupf
OF the University OF PENNSYLVANIA and the
present A. A. u. and interColleg late cham
pion on the flying rinss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06
Basketball.

Py defeating the University OF PENNSYLVANIA
baskethal five In Philadelphia, Yales team
showed last week that II was bound 70 be an
important iactor 10 the intercollegiate basket
ball championship. The match Was tie only
one Of the week The importance 81 defeHt-
ing tNe Quarers on their own door cannot bo
underestImated and Yale certainly viii give
Columbia a hard frht u retain tie cham
piorship now held by tie local college For
this reason especial interest attaches TO q 8
Yale-C olumbA game which viii be played
next Friday evening In the local college gym
uaslum,
should the LIGHT Blue and White win. Il
would be tie fret defeat tits year for ~
Tor Columbia would be tie first In two sea-
sons for the intercollegiate champions. Tho
ability OF the Ellis % Tlay away from home.
how ever MAJ 60 the on tome OF the game
doubtful lie standings ia the league are.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06
HOCKEY.
Cresocnts SIN Lead-Ynie and Harvard
Tied In College Tourney.

The Crescent Athletic Club hockey team
by winning from the Brooklyn Skating Club
team drove another nail in the championship
pennAut which that club hopes to regain this
year The Crescents are playing good clean
hockey and are strong favorites. The Wan
derers de feated the New York Athletic lob
team and so the standing Of the teams has
not been changed during the weeks play.
Two games are ~ be played this week
at tie st Nicholas skating Rink. Dn Tues
day the Wanderers and Hockey Tub Of New
York will meet. This game viii be a hot ono.
The Wanderers want " wipe out II defeat
they met at tie hands OF this club early In
the season. and the Hockey Club, stu having
tie champions colors again. The New York
Athletic Cub and the brooklyn Skating Club
viii play on Friday. The standing Of tie
teams 70 date
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TRANSATLANTIC MAlLa.

TUESDAY l.zAt 5 a. NJ. for NAPLES CRY and
GENOA CITY. per steamship Deutschland
tniail for other paris OF Italy must be directed
per steamship DoutschlAnd1. at go a.
for EUROPE, per steamship Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse. via Plymouth, CheToours ana
Bremen.
WEDNESDAY tn.--At $50 A. n. for EUROPE,
per steamship Teuionic. Via Queenstown and
Liverpool: at p:So a. n. for ITALY direct.
per steamship ct,A d Napol tuAi mu.l be
directed per steamship Cita di hepoill
THURSDAY dS.-At ] 4. 81. for FRANCE, swift
RllLAND. ITALY, SPAIN. FohTl Gal,
TURKEY, EGYPT, GREECE and BRITISH
INDIA. per steamship La Lorraine. via nayis
tmSi for other para OF Europe musI be directed
per steamship La LorIHlnc"l-
SATURDAY un.-At A. NJ. for EUROPE, per
steamship ST. Paul, via Plymouth and Cher
bourg tniAn for Liverpool, Scotland and irs
land must be directed per steamship n
PAul1: ~ $50 A. ~. for EUROPE. per sIeAu
ship LucAniA. via Queenstown ard LNcfpuU.
al $50 A. NJ for BELGIUM PARCELS POST
MAILS. per steamship iceland Irregular w-i
for Belgium must be directed per steamship
Zeeland1; at $40 A. ". Tor N My direct. p
steamship NeokaT ltnhu must be directed
per steamship Neckar1. AZ $50 a. 81 for
SCOTLAND direct. per steamship Etuogs
tnAll must be directed per steamship L..
opiAD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06
cROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING.
Pastime 4. &. ana Mohawk A. G. Hold
Weekly Runs.

The intense cold OF yesterday had llttio
or no effect on the cross-country runners and
the pncks who follow the spor; in all sorts
OF weat her displayed their accustomed ao-
tivity. A big crowd turned up at Huber IN
jerome avenue. and two pa oks we're mustered
and they ran along Jerome venue. with turn
Ing points az different places The first pack
covered six miles. and when the nine who
finished cached their dressing room iciclcs
hung from their noses. and their mud COW
cred legs were frozen as Lard az cabba &c
stumps other clubmen besides the Indians
participated. and the winner was S. q. Clark
OF the New West side A. c.. while about fifty
yards behind him came VI. liorGn OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06
Columbia Track Athletes to Elect Assistant
Managers

Owing 70 the resignation Of s. 7. Holi,ter.
'oG COLLEGE. and =. y. Bolles. 'O7 science.
assistant managers Of tho Columbia track
team. an election to Ill their places will be
held tomorrow az the local college. There
probably VIII be three candidates for the
vacant positions. ~ W hoyt 'oe college.
" i. FlHnnigan, ~ science. and r +
Ncharps, 'O5 college Before the election
there will be q mass meeting 81 the t-a ,t
candidates IN Earl finil to arouse cnthusia-7n
over The coming season. Gl'stivus I. KIRBY.
'95 COLLEGE. one oi the graduate ad Sisers ui
ita team sud other prominent mon con
ncrt'd with 'thlrtics VA speaki
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p ggerbur soid that re believed tNAt
RANGED for the purpc - Of deciding the n etro-
politan amHte"r billiard champio nship Va
lass A. and that when tho players returned
from Chicago he Intended IN promote such
a tournament. 40 that this CITY would not be
without at least one big amateur event this
season
Now that II a. Coleman, the New Yorker,
mas won tie intercity amateur billiard
championship In class b. there Is a tie for
u second place between Albert I.ewenber9
and William Gerslel. each having won three
and lost two games This match viii be
played tonight The standing OF the players
follows
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Young COrbett and battling Nelson 10 Fight
on Feb. rs.

SAN FRASCIsco. Feb. 5.--Young Corbett
and Battling Nelson agreed last night 10
night on Feb. IS al Moodward's Pavilion.
with tie understanding that tho winner
will be allow 81 10 light Jimmy Ertt Morris
l,cavy and tho Hays Valley club arranged
tie battle. The men agreed 20 % D. at
the weight which prevailel ir tA'r rrs-
vtous meeting. $50 pounds af o 10 lorA. -l boo
referee has not set been sele.lcl. hui viii
most likely he Jack Nclch. a." MON vHI
fight for 30 per cent Of tie KAT, o.. ri, o. ut
which the sinner Wll taxa - per ,trt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06

Tho Pratt Instit Ia team Of Brooklyn
and the lale Coilegians met on tie court Of
the former team on Saturday night Both
teams played a fast game and at TIE end Of
the FIRST half the score was rs o. J. In favor
OF Pratt The home team p1a "a tie
Work Pratt scored olLen and won DO 70 u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06

Tn the IntercoIIeFIate t0urnRrn ent Yale
and Harvard are stll leading In tie contest
for tie Ceballos trophy. Neither team has
vet suffered defeat Two games VIII be played
his week AZ tie St Nicholas skating Rink
next Saturday night Yale will play AGAINST
Princeton and tie same nisht Harvard and
Brown viii play at Cambridge. The final
CAme OF this tournAm ent Will be played at tie
81 Nicholas rink week from next Saturday
night when Tale and Harvard will meet
The record Of the teams:
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The Quebec hockey players are N visit
here very soon. Is pTo bable that they
will nlay against the Wanderers at the ST
Nicholas rink and the Cree ents at Z Cier-
mont Avenue Rink IN Brooklyn The Quebecs
are the holders Of tho Stanley cup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06

The MOHAWK 4. {, members mustered m
teen strong at tie clubhouse. In Walton ave
nue.. and course Of five miles and a half was
covered along Gerard avenue % jerome
was pretty fair. TIE winner Of the run
Vas = nscdr. who led all tie way aud
finished about 100 yards ahead ~ Winfield
BiIey, rs ~ocoud man. The order OF finish
V Doodr. " Bailey, Z. TORI " Boyle
% &. buimar. brice. J. MeTovit1 J Hlum-
'r-g Time - minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06

Regular and Supplementary mails close a. POI
eiEn Station toomeruf West and Morton StTeets half
hour later than closing time shown below except
that Supplementary Nails for Europe anu Central
kmer ca via Colon. close one hour later 81 Fcfuso
StAtlonl
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.s szsst!S s;"lBB ss@ g 0 81 Line
Cures Cold In Ono Day, Grip h Days
n WI " on every
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


Great Clearance sale HoFss blankets A Robe.
Lined SAnc Blankets koc Street Blankets ~ ~
I1lra lianksts- ~ -. with Ham- Leatkers. u Is
'3.;t hUf Truck blankets. pounds, ~ -
~ b Robes. 50 Ga storm Govern 100
rtl tnS nAhNfSS AND SADuI.EkI co
- west hTosdwsy, n"ar Chamber ST., upstairs.
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A dozen sturdy fellows elected TO tackle
a course OF Jour miles, but before u 10 II tie
Journey had been let behind tho frc II bit
into their bare shins 20 rerooiy that two
turned for home. Four OLicTs gave 10
before tie turning % int was reached. SIX
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POST OFFICE.
posr OFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read DAILY by all interested A
changes may occur al any umel
Foreign malls for tho week ending February 81
1905. viii close tpkoMPTLI IN all cases at tie
General Post oiies as follows. REGISTERED
AND PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour
eGnier than closing time shown below. Parcels
Post malls for Germany close a. =, ST. FebrlaD
g. per steamship Kaiser wilhelm DER Crosse FEB
ruAry TO- per steamship Patricia. and FebtuasI
10, per steamship Main.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

WASTED-To supply you vita daily hdviees
on Cotton by wire rigat fro m the nelds Try ne
400 per week in advance. DUNBAR AAGRUDER
BANK OF MOBILE building Noble Ala aud Gulf.
port. kliSS
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cents p>r halt ounce IN addhon n
ne rscul1 postage must be prepaid on al letiets
forwarded by the 81 PPiEMtN lAiiN VI Ills.
and leiiers deposited In Tao drops rbarked ~
tvs lot Fortigr CouRHts- after TIC CLOSING
or THE REGULAR MAIL. for despatch BY
particular vessel, will not be so forW arded
unless such dddntsud yOsiage IS fHig p, pa'o
thereon by stamps, Supplementary Trans
Atlantic Malls are also opened on The Pliers
OF the AMRNCAN. ENGLISH and FRENCH
steamer whenevcr the bnlilngS occur al
800 a. N. or later: ana late mail may be de
posited in the mall boxes on he piers ofthc Ger
man Lines sailing from HObokcn. The mails
on the piers open one hour and a hall before
sailing tins AL close ten minutes before
sailing time. Only regular Postage deltei-
cents a half ouucel Is required on articles
mailed on the piers utthe hui@ricdn. HHgr
star and German tSeA POST steamers double
postage ueiters 10 cents half ounce "a other
lines.
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MAILS ron SOUTH AND CENTRAL ANEplC.
WEST INDIES. &C.

MONDAY t0.--At s a. ~. for ARGENrlNE. Urn
SHs at 3'a K, fSf PSfhtpG f SsI ims 40
TvEsDay % Sic 3i9 s9asT' s , 49,
B BSR $kSfAS Ss a S5[ xxx XIX.
PERI soL'y va and {. Gh j.: per- ,,eeo'e
s eE S1lmc,;, fa ~ Sp n,s, ,m1 Nsn
for '' A.RGENfFiiSSEf..' auiRiUG i'EY sud tldS
PuAY o Pr bssk iSS6iha S pr .ea MP Ioc,
tmsil for Trinidad and Guiana must BE- detected
IGf! iBS5r%shlp r'p rS NJ .upp,n,po
1850 4. NJ for INAGri, Hhrrr StNfl
S MET t Esd 9h15 p "a" s n
a, ESQ 81. ior hEwPouNpLANp. est
and eAhpEciiE, yer Steamship i'peFsn,.
tmail for other parts Of Mexico nut Gs
Per ssies%ssip NisrS1a maj tor a'i'co u
: slsrfi$S u u, { qr pgRy%f ,2A,. 81 ,4o
LGcIA. BARBADOS sod GUIANA. p,f steam.
PRI lgAaY d iSI u " totYucArAN and CAN
sATuRDAy, un.-ntsA: y. ior hcRMupA, per
: 81; s T a Sf d e and odpqfSSR 1
x,A pr ses.n:h'R I gIsc1s m'l Tor COY meH
zuusp: al $50 A. ". isupplementsry go a 50
for, 81, THOMAS. ST CRoIA. Lgtw:Ako
naq WimM N ;! rS ~, ahe ,,S. - ~
Trinidad must be directed Ger steamship
parIme1 81 . 4. Tor PORTO RICO Rer
steamship Coamo. via san JuAn. az aa0 81
supplementary 1890 a. ~ for FORTUNE
ISLAND. JAMAICA and COLO dnlA except
CAucA and Mhgdalena Departments. per steam
chip AltAl (nail for Costa Rlca must be d
Eee,eSd 81, per sS,'s9m1shn Aiiai, a. 4 " w
and PORT ntFTRlcK icabo GraciN, Dlos.
per steamship Ask tnall must be directed PER
steamship Ask al 10 4. NJ Tor CO. "a. per
steamship Mexico. VA Havana; at z g ior
INCENTIVE, URUGUAY snc PARAGUAY,
por steamship HoTstlus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06
NESS CHANCES.

INCREASE INCOME selling splendid sauce.
recipe ono dollar. post free r. 3. GIBBS. Wuoi.
ton Basseti. England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-06

Ralph Rose. the giAnt wei chit thrower.
bas decided 10 hecome % student at Cornell
University. He viii be admitted at ltha ca
provided HE credentials from tie Univer-ity'
OF Michigan are satisfactory. Rose has sew
srh friends ~ Cornell. where he wishes 20
peep mp his athletic cireeF. n he COOS there
e cannot repres emf cornell iu the iut"rcol-
IeCate chlmnLo nahL ps MnNl lanR
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-05-06
Warren

We are all feeling much elated over
the great prospects of getting our
road this year.
We need it so badly, and 1t VIII
undoubtedly open up a great district
We are expecting the committee ~
town at any time on their way
over the route, and as this Big creek
road bias already received 20 muep
notice aud ting people ore WILING ~
espepd 80 ouch money personally We
feel chat tbe road Do almost sure 20
como,
Nr brler came ouf from plf MINES
geoonily and d M to8n aValtlnR ih'
aylgal ~ sope ~ big custom ''i'n''