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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-03
CHAMPIONSHTP billiards.
ConSiin. schmidt and Threshie Win Games
at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb . Charles Frederick Conk-
lin. the hope OF Chcs 20 and the West. moved
one more rung up the billiard championship
ladder by defeating Charles f Norris OF New
York in to-nlghts game in the tournament
at the Chicago A. G. The score at the end
was 900 to 2o.. Norris finishing the last
run in brilliant and determined style and
playing in such excellent stroke as to make
him appear dangerous to the very end. al
though lacking thirty-ei ght points
Conkln'savoreg sc. which was badly affected
In the closing innings. was s1-3T. His high
est run was So clever cluster obtained in
his second inning. Norris's average waR
3-37 and his highest run a beautiful break
OF &C. which tied the high mark of the tourna-
ment. made by Conklin on Tuesday night in
his game With Stark, Poggenubrcs 20 is
the best run OF tho tournament but II the
Eastern champion does not return TO play
out his sch edulc. his run. OF course. will not
count The scores
conkiln-3oO average, 81 81: high run. 80. Norris
-262 average. 81: high run. 40
Schmltt-900. average. 1 80 a.: high run, -,
Rein PSI: average. 81 81; high run. 20.
Threshic-7Dd average. 1917: high run. -.
starA-2sE average, $ 40. high run 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-03
HOCKEY y.
Wanderers Win an Easy Victory From the
New York Athletic Club.

Tho Wanderers Hockoy club won last
nights game AT the - Noholns Skating
Rink defeating the New York A G. team BY
g goals to T. There has been much rough
playing IN the hockey games lately and par
ticularly in those In which the Wanderers
took part that two referees employed
last night Rupert Howard OF the Hockey
Cuo watched the puck and Dr. Mckenzie
OF the sam. club looked after the players
This is the system adopted in Canada. and
IL works we'll
The game was rather free from roughness
and foul play although few PLAYERS lost
their heads and We're sent ia the bench Clarke
was TIE first 10 be sentenced. He struck
viciouEy AT HobliN with his stick when he
lost the puck and the referee saw him. Later
In the game he struck at stewart and was
sent on again. Hunt trpped Clarke. Hender-
son hit Hornfeck and hardy trtpped New
Yorker and all went to the bench.
I'm the first half the playing was very even
for several minutes and at times the New
York A. c team had the Wanderers on the
defensive but the shooting was poor and tho
New York team failed 10 score. Clarke
WAS the frat TO make a goal. He shot
from the side getting the puck from Hender-
son Then HornlcCl got the puck in the
centre Of the rink, lodged by his opponents
and landed the rubber in the net Carruthers
made the third goal in a fine rush the whole
length OF the rink.
Hardy made the fourth goal on pass
from Clarke Sonther scored from the side
and later from q scrimmage. For the de
featcd team Bullcn scored on a pass from
The liup-uui
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Icc sporl. al sarnnnc Lalte

SARANAc LAKE. y Y. Feb. The SON
sa,ional victory Of Norval Baptio over John
Nilsson. the champion. in the one mile pro-
fessioral race here to-day. and Eapties fan
in the three mile event. ~ a time when no
seemed about 10 OBTAIN the lead over Nilsson.
were the features Of the closing days sport
OF the winter carnival The skating races
developed unusual interest, and IN spite of a
very cold northwest wind several thousand
people gathered at the Pontiac Club rink
There was an interesting struggle at hockey
between the Pontiac Club team and the Hunt
ingdon. = o.. players, in which neither tea m
WIS able 10 score. Rht took place the
Rrand assault and defence Of the ice palace
hot ween members Of the guides association
The Sarannc LAX. Fire Department and the
S1rauac Lake High School cadets The
results Of the professional skating races we're
follows
Hall Mne-John Nilsson. hrst. SorvAl Bapti,
Second. Peter Slnnrud, third. Time ! minute
20 . seconds
one Ml.c-NorvM Bsptie FIRST: Nilsson second
Harley Davidson. third. Time minutes IS is
seconds.
Three Mes-Sllsson nrst. Harley Davidson
SECOND. Peter Sun'7id third. Time, minutes
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MORON BOATs FAST TIME.
The Challenger Makes = New American
necord at Palm neach.

PALM BEACH. Fla. Feb. 3.-Throngs along
shore and on tho behagged dock and merry
parties on gayly decorated ho,ssboats and
launches Witnessed the second day OF tho
three day regatta OF the palm Bea oh Power
Boat Association to-day. From the standpoint
OF high speed efforts the most notable were tho
trials OF W Gould Brokaw's 1850 horsepower
Challenger piloted by A. D. Proctor smith
An American record for the kilometre OF
minute Fl seconds was set and mile was
also covered in minutes II SIS seconds.
The Challenger was TO have started from
scratch In the twenty mile handicap but had
TO forego the honor ON account Of weakened
batteries,
The programme was Of all around interest
to the followers OF various types OF motor
boats In the race for au1iliaries every
power available WAS permissible There was
fair wind. not strong enough 10 race the
boats ahead OF their engines. The struggle
was a close one Summaries follow:
Yacht and Motor boa, Tender Race. Four Miles,
Handicap porpoisc. J. X. Clark. corrected time.
Ruifhousc A. Il. Whitney. s2O7 S. Iris. Jr.. J. X.
clark Ks.n So. Lotus. IT. Greer Hersh, s12c:
Everglades. Jr. Col. Thompson. s2hs5
AuIilares. Pour Miles -iluma. Ralph Worth
ington. time. 24O0 as. Anderack. r. l.. { H. Co.
?s.i1 .: orchid. f. Foster, S3is Klngnsh. Z. B
Warren, yi1?
one Kllometre For high spsed boats -chal
lenEer 4. D. Proctor Smith. Time, / minute II
seconds
one AiIe Against Time Challenger. \. D. Proc
tor Smith Time minutes ii , seconds
Motor Boats. Under II Miles Hour-Four
miles haadlcap,TDs Mog 7 q Roland corrected ,T,s
gler. G. G. Burgoynr. 2l.3E p. Ross " T
hunsletter 2fHa.5 Grant Ferris. r h Collins,
twenty Nile Handicap Grant Ferris Jr Time.
hours minutes 20 seconds
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brooklyn Amateur via. In class n nlIliard.

II was q match Of close ball to bali billiards
against open table play last night. in which
e. Z White the Brooklyn amateur and or
ponent Of the 0rs' named method defeated
Louis A Scrvetius
The final score Vas 30N points 10 ,f9 and tho
contest Nus the last hut one in the schedule
IN the int.rcitY championship in Class n
that has been IN progress for two weeks in
Maurice DAYS Academy n A Coleman
and Albert Lewenbcrg meet in the last match
OF tho regular schedule toni ght and should
the former win he will receive the champiou-
ship emblem and first prize with an nnbroken
line OF victories In Cn-e Of his defeat { ole
for the houors. There viii also be tie in
any event for second place with William
Gcrshel
me TO his usual style. Servatius last night
kept tie bills rolling all about the table
His cue work was extremely accurate. how
ever. and "" held the lead for the first hundred
points hen be lHp-cd for nearly fwou-v
innings. Nhhe White came along rapidly with
mHuy well played runs that reached double
figures Tho BrOoklvn amateur displnyrd
during the last twenty innings OF his string
Five times h" gathered clusters OF more
than twenty c1rroms. the best being 4 preitilv
played 81 on his fortcth turn az the table
along the end rnil 10y sure and liEht strokes
Of his cue. his sort Of play appeared to dis
courage Seryatius and he stopped badly al
the end White completing his string with an
unfinished run Of 20 The summary
c D. White .. ? !. q. o. ?. .. o. S. 10. 2 !. ,. II.
o. H. g. 3. - s. a. q. 2. g. o. a. % p, Total
$40 points average. 81 y high rI-s g. - and 80
/ \ Scrtatus o. 4. ;. g. ?. u. o. Z. o. :, q. ,.
o. = ,. O. = o. q O. "a. s. g. 2 s. o. /. 0. IS. I. L.
3. I. I. Total. 2es points. Average. Sits
AlEa runs, a. Is. %. Referee. Edward KlTeY. ~
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At san Francisco.

SAX FRAScIsco. Feb. 7--Thcre were several
reycrSals OF form at Oakland this afternoon. hut
the Judges doubtless attributed II 70 the chang ed
track conditions. !. Mclaughlin arrived 10,
night from Los Angeles with Pasadena. his candl.
daie for the Burns Handicap on Saturday. Summary
First Racc-Three and half fiirlongs-Syphon
Girl iO7 tAiariei o to ~. won. George 4 KNIGHT,
lOl Jones'. to !, second. Mazspan. i07 lBeln
bakersfield. Miss Berg. Gladys and Ssntee also
ran
second Race Five furongs Revolt. III Nv.
Knapp. 10 ,, won: Tam O'Shanier. ii9 tTullltu
even second. HlpponaI. il3 CbAriri Is TO 5. third
Time 1905 Suburban Queen Hl-ro'. Dusty Rhodes,
Adieu Magenta and locNh also ran.
Third Race-SiX furonrs The Hawaiian ins
Bonner. 10 !. won: Adirondack. i04 tMcBhde)
10 L. second: preSlano. i0i n. Fountain o 10 .
third Time. 1921. Es'ThLa. BOX Elder Troy
Dusty Miller. Dande Bell and Young Pepper also
Fourth RACE ono mile and a sixteenth HalnAul,.
100 ia. jones' u 20 8. won SsOlicho O1 Chandler
10 /. second. Baunck. 40 (Beln. TO ? third
Time. i.54i4 q. W Trahen. flyug Torpedo
and Clncnnatus also ran.
Flfth Race FutuTiiy course-A. Miiskndav ITO
fAlarlcl 10 I. won. Bob Rsgou. no 'Mnderi .
10 l. second Albert Fir. 10 (McBnde) 10 s.
ihird Time. 1918. BiR Beach. My Order Princess
zula. Royal Red. Ghllop on and Down Patrick
also
Sixth Race-One mic-AroAde. iI4 tAIaric,
10 8. won: Clovrrland. 100 Michaesl. 10 10 .
SECOND Sou'rerr. 20 fGrernheldl. 2 10 L. third
Time l4S. Freedman. Capt For'ee snd Circus
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DAROAINs AT HoRsE SALE.
Matinee winner Tobasco Sells for sasS
In the Garden.

There was no falling on In the attendance
on the fourth day Of the sale OF horses al
Madison Square Garden IL was n genuln,
bargain day for the buyers The offerings
as rule we're of tho useful kind. without
anything sensational. Not one buyer had
20 draw on hs bank account for four figures
The pncer Dnyolo. 2.O9h. at $500, brought
the highest price OF the day. He went 70
the Boston Speedway.
one Of the bargainso OF the day was the PAGER
Tobaseo, 22ti, trial 2l2'. and quarter 10
90, bred by James Butler. and winner
for him at the Empire matiuecs Some OF
the Speedway drivers who have paid big
prices Tor outClassed. unsound PAGERS would
lave done we'll TO hpve Kept this young mare
ia view. AZ si31 she Went TO Wilmington.
Del
PROPERTY or yARiors owNKns.
Suser Prince, PAGER ?oo .. b. G. 1893, by
Ceeel!sn Prince 80 silver Maid. by Sl 49,,
veHail. Max Ackernan, Boston. Mass $50
Edward D., uoilcr. b. <. 1875. D. jerome
tdds' 10 Mca McIun; Jom boyle .,o
Sable Hunter futtrr e.gs'z. b. a.. 1901. los
sable "ihrs ~ tinnlr,;,,,. BY N'hut ~,
1aHm wiz, ~, i'orua WuG's. l.,
,han'> Nbr' ..t,, ~ Woods hrooA
Ro,c. uoirt. cn. w. b. lockwood. esr.
frrd aad iraaG. iro,cr,. brown erldIpg,.
isll ls'c bs star Eihan. g.. h. Archei' 49,
julia uaro6c. ,rotirr. Oh. M. is9i. b. Is nur
hcI, siO'. Emily b., bs Balount Prince.
I'D lahcr Last AuiurA y 5 eos
Topasro. PAGER. !2I' :. b. m. 1875. by Direct.
q" rtppgi , Sag,cg; hJ o4"A'd' -i'''' AZ,
Sister Msron. rroller. ?i7 :. br. m, 1871 by
Wilton. 10 Aosela. 6y hurod ". ]. 49,
Miss litAdy. iroticr .3si.. u M isJ5. by
so Pine !1 Gar6 1'9q {;. by N gs
Hg54 l'',a. pacr,. "a, r.. :. Is,s, BY Jsy
y 81
Don Mic lySs pager ~. ,;gIr 3 1871 BY J9aa
HanN iESS Ionn.a 1 Nai DAY by cray so
iiS9 iIancs. ,Io'i Sl 1901 eS Asndori
Diraa ls'h iar MiSs, Ai p ca''''on 'o as
p'f t,7ns, pr 6sI: ~; b. s s', BY Kns
iurbasn Ncst newton .;ss. 500
jay ION; toiier, b. ', 1880 by Jsyfoot. + :.
Wood. piltsbnie pa 'o
Heart ?lg- Hazel Cossack. y Don COS
sack rs Hcnp fctlcl. brcodyr $50
Fred c.. trottcr 100 1, ch. 4 1894. by Myurl-
ton DAISY by hanns, 2,l1's John Nc
Gadabout. trotter' gia,. b. m. 1888. by Hum
ncr- Georgia, By George Wilkes. 2sa.
Edna RYAN. rotler Dr. m 1891. by prodi
ga, 2lo. . Maggie lto%s; by Henry Clay. Jr 10,
Jack and John Crawford. PAGERS. 22lt. 2.26tA.
z, lSe. by Crawford 207'A James -.
Grisvodine. trotier Oh m. lsas by Gano
King Nelly. by ,hcnlucky Prince -,
Annie Knox fotier oh m. 1897. by John
SprInslcd Mass ~. - s2S
Louise Stanley. PAGER, .??7'4. b m, 1886
by Nuth1rst. 212-Gallatih. hy GAmbeith
Wilkes. 2la'. George H. Cornell. Fan
River. Mass zoe. ..... $50
Bliiy PAGER. 2l5l.. 1879 by .srawn
b Hob l,enner, Waller BOYD. Piushurg.
Dexter chi. iro',c5 ch NJ. 1890, by Dexter
Primo Violet BY ,Elecuoneer smyser .,
. Brothers Louisville ~ ........- as
'ffsSGSa 5SIisf 81 3i Say could 's s, y
lob NeV
Total number sold during tho day. ITO. for s73 SEQ
Average per bcad. IiGf5 Grand total for four
lays. az head. for s:soO25. Average per head
$50 40
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Janowsh Wins Another Game From
Marshall The score Even.
.Specfai Cabi, Despatch IN TIRE sun.
Erapk Il.

Special Casis Despatch IN TIRE sun
PARIS Feb = Frank ! Marshall Of Brook
lyn and n Janowsh began the fifth game
Of their match Of eight games up at the Cerole
De Phdor IN this city. this aftern Don. when
Marshall again opened the contest with a
queens gambit. which was again declined
by his adversary. The game proved a highly
interesting one. and proceeded on even terms
Up 20 the time Of adjournment NJ $50
In the evening session, however Janow-
SKI managed 10 gain material advantages
owing TO rather careless play on the part Of
Marshall, and 40 the Partisan. won after ~
q drawn. l. The sixth game ia scheduled for
Saturday
The PLAYERS agreed 10 continue tho match
IN ten games up IN casa the score should be al
any time seven each. but II the score should
reach nine wins each the match win be de-
cided as drawn VI Delaire ex-president Of
tho Cnrcle dc Philidor. Is refcrce
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SATURDAY tb,--At 100 a M for IRrrAv,
per steamship EiIirla , VIA Queenstown mai
ior other p ens o. p, Lg,Sepo must be directed
EUROPE. per sioamshlp phIiAdelphN NJ.
Plymouth and Chcrbourg; {, - s. 81 iof
BELGIUM PARCELS POST MAILS w.,
steamship Kroonland Irregular mail Tor MI
GUM must be directed per steamship Kr07n
lsudO: at 10 a. NJ. for AZORES ISLANDS
per steamship. Crcuc lmnll for iaiy mus, Ia
directed per steamship Creic-l; n n A n
for NORWAY PARCELS. POST MAILS r,,
steamship Hckla Irregular mall TOT Dca.nAf.
must be directed per steamship hr.a'I
TUESDAY CD,--At 4. NJ for NAPLES lfTy
and GENOA CITY. per steamship ncui,cU
land mail for other parts Of Italy nus' De.
0SO \. NJ FOR EUROPE. per steamship Kai.S,
Wilhelm der Crosse, via Plymouth Chrrhou.g
and Bremen.
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CURLING.
Scottish Society Defeats CALIFORNIAN club
in Watch for Conley Cup.


In Match for Conley Cup.
The second annual curling match between
the New York Caiedonan Club and the New
York Scottish Society for the Conley cup
was played last night az the Thistle rink.
Hoboken. and the "freens -incere" had a
-ronrin'" time -soopin' UP" the ~stanes
The intense -canld made ths ice like bed
Of crystal, so that the curling was careful
and the shots keen throughout Three Kinks
from each association took part In the bon
spiel and during the pro gress Of the seventeen
heads the hesoms were nying at a lively rate
The Caledonans were weakened by the alb
sence OF A Grieve, one Of the selected skins
and his place at Rink No. was taken by
Mackenzie.
Alter the -stanes" were sent atroll lin the
Society curriers' went away with the lead on
rink No. |. and after eight heads the score
was is to 1 In rink the Society led by a
score Of TO =. but in rink the Calcdoninns
had the advantage by ii TO !. Thus tho
Society were " shots TO the good and KEEP
up the lead 10 the finish. winning by II shots
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crmth sIgn. short.ton NeaI.

Doctors. H.. Feb /? Manager Clark
Griflth OF the New York American League
team has signed shertstop 4. Neal at a salary
n ,i.5o0 Neal was member 81 tho cham
piouship Springfield team on the Three
League last year. aud II was his brilliant PLAY
Inc with this team that attracted the aiten-
ton OF Grlnth.
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TRAysrAcIffc NAILS. rogwARnrD oVrr

y.
LAND DAILY.
:, Tn. sossdole o. closing 81 Transgssinc Msl'
rup'cd overland transit to porf Of sailing IN,
nnsl eonnecinS mails except Registered IRAN
Tacoma or Seattle which close y Il rr-ylnH,
day close At the General Post Once Nc7 ior-.
HAWAII. via San Francisco Close AtoP NJ. rr7
iPT despstcG PEI stTeamSl,p1 liameda
PINE isLANDS via San franclsc CO.. clos. -
re5 Tor desRSlch per s'raim5,n1lp k".rtT'
ISLANDS. Vi. Sesttle close AZ r. u Feb ,
ioi despatch per steamship Shnnno Mar
'ApAS mar k o2 P fhIHA 'Rd PTs6f "a
close steP. NJ. Feb 10 for despatch per N'~a'l
JAPAN except Parcels Post Mails. KoE-,
CHM and PHlLlPPlNE. lSLANDS.
Feb II for despatch per steamship Empress %
Sfy sen zFA4 1EF6oA AsTF EAhoA ag1A T sa4
FL ISLANDs va san francisco close b
vsnmF. II IL, '0 cu asiG' .i.. nSr es
the British mall for New Zealand does moi ar
eHf. 70 nans e 10 SSnn nj Se ,f' o a6'2A'
and p " sundays At ~ 4 MA " ans
HAWAII JAPAN, KOREA. cHINA snd ,ptelsr,
Via San Francisco c,ose At p. N. Feb. 20 ~
pHrf ifPfPPaiSa PSI Isl s siSSInSss sIG o9pl
CISCO Close ~ r. ". FEB. = for despatch a.f
y,,,c Isl i, ! TJi9nn s s,-n,,,,
NEW cALRpoNlA. Via vancnuver and ,--
torA, Is G., close az p NJ. Feb. Is FOR eSpii-1
per steamship MnAnA
hAHShtRlA except Newchvsng and Por' A.
Ihuil ana EASTERN SlBERlAIsst present To-
varded Via Russia
NOTE M,uple;s oiherwts. addressed. We, Az.
tIaHs - forwarded Via Europe. New Zeasrf
VIA San Francisco. and certain places In iaa
Chinese Province ot Yunnan. via British ma,
we quickest routes, Philippines special
addressed VIA Europe mus be fully prepaid
al The foreign rates Hswal Is forwarAe! -
san Francisco exclusively
WILLIAM r. wilcox. Postmust-r
'f oroe. New YORK ~ T.. Jan. ~. 1876
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GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED LDHIScEYJ
OLD CROW
AND
HERMITAGE
Kentucky's Most Celebrated Brands of WINS

bottled bond the OLD CROW DISTLERY IN W0oDF0RD
COUNTY, KY, and the HERMITAGE DSTLLERY IN FRANKLIN
COUNTY KY supervision United States Internal Revenue
officers accordance with provisions Act OF Congress approved March
3rd 1897 allow bolng distilled spirits in bond
Dr. Wiley the United Governments food chemist wash
D. c. that Of all the whkeys sold in the United
States aduterated.
Dr. Wiey strictly his reference being to those So
called Wkys millions from the warehouses
and cellars of compounders and recifers.
GEN LEW WALLACE, THE WORLD-FAMED AUTHOR OF
"BENHUR Of 26th W. A. Gaines Co,
Frankfort KY dse of the Hermitage and Old Crow Whskes
Or Wiley Washington old whiskey
o n warehouses
intelligent would naturally follow Of Gen Lew
Wallace when authority Wiley the Government chemist
doses him that whSkey
the Government he be obtaining whsky for medicinal
beverage absolutely and safe for human consumption
With these horrible results
poisoning by Wood Alcohol sold Whskey this fresh in his mind
nconcevab that should mixed Uh
keys when the United States provided him
surely himself against the aderated and impure article
When buy whiskey getting Hermitage and Old Crow
with the GOVERNMENTS GREEN STAMP the and
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Regular I'D Supplementary msils close AZ F,,
elgn Station corner of West and Morton Street,.
half hour later than closing time shown beo,,
Except that Supplementary Malls for Furnpr srI
Central America. Via Colon, close one hour lae, A,
Foreign StAtlonl
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MAILS FORWARDED ovFRL MD. &C, EXCEPT
TRANSPACtFlC.
cuPA,-Ns Port Tampa Florida closes q, ~
ltbe connecting mails close here on MONDAYS
Wednesday and SATURDAYS
MEXICO CITY g. Overland. uncS specially Al
dressed Tor dos patch by steamer. clos. - thI'
io 5a p. H. sundays att at Zoo P ii and ios,
NEwfUt-NDrAxn e1oen; Parcels Posi- MANS,
Ry tall TO North Stdncy snd ihence ~
sunday. at p NJ sun1ay q, GO ?. " con
meeting ruallS close hcrr evc1 Moudhr
,,Wsddncsd9y and Ga,urdnl ..
closes A. mis- uficr at y. II. Tuesday
~ rsn 10 Philadelphia, and ihenc., by
,lcomer. closes at THIS once al 1879 P "
moUfioN py ran to Boston. ard thence b.
steamer. closes a. this once DALI; except
BAHAMAS ,eycen, Parcels Post Mails. b rail :,
Miami TIA. and thence Dy steamer. closes
a this once at ''So 4. u. Monday. Wedne''
BRrTTiSSH HoTntRAS. HONDURAS cEsst coa,n
and CT NrENtLA. By rail 70 New oriean'
daily excerpt SUNDAY. At ,i.So + N and SO ~
p NJ. sundays a. $50 NJ and 5000 = "
lcQnnecting matt closes here Mondays az $40 ~
COSTA RIGA. By rail- to New Orleans, aud themes
ey steamer, closes a. this ONCE daily. except
days AZ $500 p. NJ. and G0aO =. VI connect.
Ing matt closes here Tuetdhys o. tloS VI
NICARAGUA Fast CoAsu r.. rail- 10 N-w orcsn..
end thencc by steamer. closes at ihls o1'gc
daily, excerpt Sunday. At 81 90 y N mud sou
y. NJ. sundays 81 400 y. If aud 1909 "
, ,eosneGying mall closes here WEDNESDAYS "
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE. By rail- 10 Ne-
Orleans. Ia and thence bv STEAMER. closes 1i
At 81 20 p NJ. and 80 % p n SUNDAYS a. ii %
7. N. and $40 70 p. N CONNECTING mail closes
iRRGISTKRED MAIL closes al 500 y. u pr-,l01,
day.
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Posr OFFICE.
PosT oyTiog SorIcF. -. 8 =

POST oPT1oE NOTICE
Should be read DAILY By all lniefe.t,a .
changes may occur AZ any time
Pofegp malls for the week ending PebruAr, 4 ta,,
will close tPnoMPrLY In All cases A. the Ctbs,,
Post once as follows PARCELS .pOST MSifs
close one hour s1rifr than closing time shnVn H. ~
low Parcels Pos, mails Tor Germany Gloss a,
p, Al. January 20. per steamship BfNnfcrtp,.
and February 3. per steamship Kaiser Wilhelm DE-;
Crosse.
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SCOTT --WA1drrrTN, " =, = \. @, I, GOALS
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAt. AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. &C
FRIDAY tsi.-N 10 \. VI for BRtIiL per ,irt-n.
ship 'Tenny son. Via Pernambuco, Bah's. rio
argentine. tuguay ana parhguay must -
directed per steamship TcnnySon'1. AT T. "
for GUANTANAMO ard SANTIAGO ns-
steamship Nlmuti mail must be directed
nirn,nfy irso p Nj for BAHAMAS. per ,ie,,
ship Nucaian dnail for Santiago must he d
I HSsE PfrJI tfm IIgg NyyS css M
sleansnip Crown Prince.
" tRt{t AZ and pARAGuAY. per S siesm ii.
!, MS FOR Zorro hIco tGURACii6 and and
VENEZUELA. por steamship Caracas .ua.'
for Colombia. VIA Curacao. r1usi be directed
per steamship C1seasD; at $50 81 fot
steamship PrnridA man must be directed
per steamship Prod 'rr-i. AZ $50 ! " Igo.
Elementary 1880 N ! for fORTi NJ ISLAM.
JAMAICA and COLOMliIA. except Cauca ,ni
hta mai for Costa lIica must be directed
per steamship SibirlA ,, st 10 :. " for 90 RS
per aeamship Moro Caste, via liavans Is
10 4. ~ for GRKNAD A. TRINIDAD and
CIuuAD BOLIVAR. per Mc,nsnip t,rcasf,
At 1890 p. VI. for CUBA. per steamship uin1A
Via Matanzas tman must be directed per
s'esrshn Olnds"i.
GUIANA and NORTHERN BRNzII 7,i
steamship Grangrnse, Via Barhadoes. Pan
MAranhhrn and Ccara
MONDAY 90. AT a ~ for BERMUDA p,
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~ for NICARAGUA te1ccpt FaSi Coas.
BoNNDuRASc , ,I I ESs. coss SALlA6oR
msnt Of Colombia EcrADoR rEB''.
BOLIVIA and CHILL. per steamship Ad-1nc@
Via Colon tmAil for Guatemala mus he dl-rc'.t
per steamship Advance.