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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-02-01
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, L..
IITrAS TnIYNrv -.

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is tho
senior partner of the firm Of +. j. CHENEY &
Co. doing business In the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm viii pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In ms pres
ence, this 9th day Of December, A. d. 1886.
.u,,l A. W. GLEASON.
'NN Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-02-01
Still in DOUBT.

Frank-So you proposed to Miss Cash
leigh last night, Ell? Well, what was
the result?
Harry-At the present writing I'm like
a small boys stocking on Christmas eve.
Frank-How's that?
Hsrry-Ic susnanss.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-02-01

Piso's Cure for Consumption promptly
relieves my little 5-year-old sister of
croup.-Miss l.. A. Pearce, % Pillins
street, Brooklyn, n. Y, Oct. 2. 1901.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-02-01
ULCERS FOR THIRTY YEARS.
Painful Eruptions from Knees to Feet
Seemed IncurabIe Until He Used

Cuticura.
Another of those remarkable cures
by Cuticura, afteS doctors and all else
had failed, is testified to by Mr.. NJ. C.
Moss, of Gainesville, Texas, in the
following letter: For over thirty
years | suffered from painful ulcers
and al eruption from my knees to
feet, and could find neither doctors
nor medicine to help me, until | used
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills
which cured me in six months. They
helped me the very first time | used
them, and | an very glad to write
this so that others suffering as | did
may be v from misery
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-02-01
How II

Geraldine-Did you hear about Miss
Elderleigh's elopement?
Observation-Disclosures
Geraldine-Yes. Her horse ran away
with her yesterday.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-02-01

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Your druggist viii refund money IL PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure you In 8 to IA days. SOC
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-02-01
ACHING.

Back aches all the time. Spells your
appetite, wearies the body, worries the
mind. Kidneys 1t all and DOan'S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
DEATH OF A NOTED PAGER.
Direct, 7;OB ls2, Succumbs AZ james
ButIer's Fast View Farm.

Direct, 2:o5H. the ex-ohampion pacing
king and a prolific sire OF grand circuit win
ners, dropped dead from a rupture OF the
heart at East View Farm, the stud OF the
stations owner, James Butler, yesterday
afternoon. The horse was ioFged in the
morning. Conservative horsemen place
Directs value at S35. 600. although Mr. Butler
would not have sold him for that sum
Direct was foaled in 1855 at Pirasanton.
Cal, and bred by Monroe Salisbury, who
always maintained he was the stoutest hearted
three years Direct was a winner, taking q
trottinE record Of AS, which be reduced 20
2:is az four years. HeWon as trotter about
81 500 In stakes and purses. AZ ak years
Direct became famous as PAGER, lowering the
worlds record TO goa. giylnE many exhibit
lions and defeating an the fastest horses
OF his day. including Hal Pointer and Mascot
Directs second heat Of 400 j. stu the worlds
high wheel sulky record subsequently,
won about 90, 900 In his pacing races
Directs fame reefs on his success as q
sensational sire OF extreme speed lie was
the sire Of Directly, 2.Q3h tstlll the worlds
champion two ear-pld pncerl. Direct Hal
2Oit tunbeaten 10 1904 and recently sold
AZ auction Tor Sti sol Bonnie Direct Ia.
2:05ki King Direct, ,7oi&; Prince Direct.
Directum Kelly, 7OeA douf-year-old unbeaten
Direct, 2m1 Rey Direct, 2;i0. and many
other well known winners sixty OF his
ret are credited with standard records, TWEEN
ty-one, or over one-third. below AIS, and two
thirds with 7:2oTecords or bttter-All earned In
races .'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
BASEBALL.
First Game by the New York Americans
Results In a Victory.


MONTGOMERY, Ala. March l5-A ono
sided victory for the New Workers and a
whitevnsh for the Montgomery team was
the result OF the first game Of the season
for GrifRth's Americans to-day. The vlsi-
tors had a patch work outheld and a regular
man missing from the inneld. but they opened
the campaign with a rush. playing a strong
all around game and piling no a dozen runs.
Il is only fair, however, 20 the locals 20
say that they had not had as much practice
as the New Yorks. who showed the result OF
their training. Grifith assigned the battery
work TO young bloOds. and this department
was no less ably attended TO than the others.
Carkson was In the box for five innings, and
two hits were made OF him. Whitley, the
-Rube.- was In the last four innings. and not
a single hit was made OF hi lie had lots
Of speed, and WIS cool in the bargain. Clark
sons pitching bad more variety 20 it. one Of
It's strong points being a slow ball,
up his end. coaching the pitchers well and
being on the alert. He also spanked a two
Dagger to the left field fence. Whitley
showed himself something Of a sticker, with
and Orth hit the ball in businesslike way.
Fultz starting the run getting with sale
hunt, Yeager filled ElbeTfeld's shoes in a
satisfactory manner. He covered the ground
and gobbled up grouRders with, celebrity
together nicely. and three double plays were
transacted. Jack Anderson never displs yed
go much ginger before, The inside play
OF the New loTks was wideawake. No
point was overlSokeed snd ~ tae z, batting was
be said. fhe score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
CHILDREN ~ THE SADDLE.
seventeenth Annual NounE Peoples Ride
al DurlHnG'S

IAttle girls and boys in spick ami span
riding suits ant tho skill in the saddle Of high
school cquostr.aus hal possession OF the
.tanbark in the opening class az the Durlaud
Riding Academy last night. II was the seven
teenth annual rid" Tor the young folks, and
among tlc croTa ~ Igis aIa hoNeo were
ters, splitting gloves 10 uoir applause OF the
The thronq Of dimirutvc riders and the
graceful evolutions made M one Of the most
picturesque rides OF the season Later a
dozen Of the boys went through some brisk
eorps were Masters A. " kim 4. W Burt
v. G. Byers. X; Powell, II Taylor. 7, 4. Burt
y q, Oppenhein. victor ,MeySrSS; Jeerr0ld
ger All this was only the prelude an
entertainment that did not end until nearly
In the ,eu de barre, Master. V. G. Byers,
the pygmy Of the trio, who lad, out pie6ald
pony as lively as himself, made the gallery
cornered tie. Young Byers. with Master
C. Resin ger and Master II. Powell will have
70 play for the cup ~ another confess, he
keator and r. Kcator Of pc tolnmbla Cram
mar School. IN white. and tyril Carmichael,
MSsss Of S5 e. snd ScSas 55f a6 j" the REQ
There was also tandem riding IN spirited
style by class Of s!X Mrs. John Nersk5en.
Clara Bennett, Mrs. Edward Keys and Mrs.
G. d. EckmeyeT. and, a. a lsrlant on t1e
tS3SSSb The res o tie ancSrs IN please
Miss s Pei Mss NJ QgHGkeTH,pggi s Miss p p
Lake, and &. Weyher. O. A. Mis- A. DAVIS
Pusbball. an eFe-and-spoon and an in-and-
out race we're other features ,e 10 S Sl9sH the
in turn over the high jump, and three riders.
Dick Donnelly on Tracy 4; Days on sports
man and ID. T. Block on Golden Rod. char ced
toeether at a foot inch hurdle and tbok IL
abreast, an unusual feat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
Princeton AthIetes Compete.

PRINCETON, March i6.-The second annual
indoor track meet OF Princeton was held In
the gymnasium this afternoon. Gold, silver
and bronze medals we're awarded for first.
second and third places respectively. Be-
sides the track event, there was a gymnhstio
exhibition, In connection with which a oliver
loving CUP was awarded 20 =. W. McCabe. 'Os.
ne the best all round gymnast The track
events were pole vault, one milo handicap,
running high jump, so yard dash 20 yard
hurdle, $50 yard DASH one one mile relay race
1,iie rsiay between 'O5 and %. The pole
vault was tied by Tenny. OF; Goodrich. 90
and Lambert, o., with vault OF Qfect inches.
Tbe Ia ward dash was won by Keith, 'O6. In
as seconds Symoud' 'OS, won the 80 yard
hurdle In seconds fat. The $50 yard dasa
vac Won By LiuRle. '0s. In > minutes IL sec
opds He also won the mile handicap event
ms minutes is seconds, The mile relay
between the classes OF o7 and Os was won by
"a The seniors won the relay Tnce be-
tween los and 20. Laird, '0s. won the run
ming blrh jump with Jump Of feet iuGbes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.
Leonard Joe Hayman Wins From Panic
and Yeribest.

and NeriDest.
NEW ORLEANS, March lS.-Lsonard Joe
Hayman wiped out the stain Of his recent
defeat by Panic this afternoon and did IL
in decisive fashion. on the occasion OF the
last meeting Panic nosed Leonard Joe Hay
man out He was then in receipt Of weight
and won more through overconhdence on
tho part Of Jockey Martin. who was on Leon
ard Joe HaymAn, than because OF his own
speed The fact that he was close enough
10 take advantage OF Martins error, how
ever. with far less racing experience than
the other horse made him out a good colt.
and despite the fact that there was to-day
a switch In favor Of Leonard Joe Hayman.
Panic was well supported
Most Of the big money. however. was on
the Hayman colt and he was backed from
2to to to ?. Hayman proved himself a
colt Of top class by the ease with which he
won. tie bad TO extend himself for but one
turn During the sprint VeIiDest was at him.
but he shook him OF easily. and then ran
away from Panic, who had come up with
rush, and won as he pleased.
First Race--One mile and slGteenth-Bul-
Ench, % 81, Murphy, 30 70 I, won Frank RICE,
hS Zen macDhui. E1,o BARK imore. Lingo. AisSSn
second Race-One mile and sixteenth horler,
I2i u. Martin, to &C. won; Dalesman, lie (hioks
VINE, iAosJ. White Ghost, Missile. Bean. Dlplo
mat and NcvcTfnOrc also ran.
Third Rare-One mile and a sixteenth Home
stead 100 (Schllnngl, 10 p won, Miss Betty, iOi
tWillamsl, to l. second handspring, 100 ~. Rice
stol, third Time, 80. haic HAnon, Lee King,
Floral Wreath. Aladdin, Avoid Tristan ShAndy,
AIlinda and Censor also ran,
Fourth Racc-One mile and an eghth-Spen-
cerIan, les ~. Martin, even won: Old Stone, 100
/ CAuhuchon), 90 !, second, Duke OF kendall, iOi
! Nv Rohbinsl 20 I, third Time, 1854 IS. Gregor
! X and George vivian also ran.
RIA Race-Scvcn tuhongE-MAledlction, iOi
wv Robbinsl. 2 10 I, won Billy Wake, iOi Shaver
10 l. second. Court Cner, lOS tAubuchonl, % 10 1.
I third Tine, IN as Old Hal. Frederick Dhu.
! Grand Champion, BARKER and Ninnlfred Lad also
ran,
sixth RAce-SI furiongs-Malster ia CMcGeel
i7to won: Monograph, rs Baird 10 70 I, second:
! Sadducee ii2 (McCanertyl, 10 1, third. Tine.
! iIb IS. knowledge lnQuistlve Gin, Little Jack
! Homer, Hakn. and LocA also ran.
Seventh RAce-Five fuTlonEs-LeonArd Joe Hay
! man. III u. MArinl, 70 won: Panic. iiS tAubu-
choni, TO l. second: NeribeSt, i0t Leel. 10 TO '.
| third Time, i0l IS Ssinada and An. Frank
J pcaue aso ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
BOWLING
HILDEGARDE IN OcEAN RAcE.
Edward r. Coiemaa's Yacht IL the Ninth
Now Scheduled 20 start.

Edward R. Coleman announced yesterday
that he had entered his schooner yacht Hi
deearoe IN the ocean race for the Emperor's
cup. This makes the ninth Yacht tbst re-
oeen entered The entries do not close until
April !, 40 those. yAohtsmen who are
pl1hhlng 10 start their yachts In this race
stu have two weeks in which 10 arr6bRe
lhelr plans The entries TO date are the
HeIinah sGhooner Hamburg, Earl Of CraW-
wilson MarshalfA Atlantic, Allison ". Ar
mours ltowsna. Edmund Randolph z Apache
menTy y. hedmonds Ansa, Robert RI Todls
Thistle and Edward r. COlemRn's Hllde.
Karde. Ihe boats on this side that may Be-
enIerea are the EndYmion, sybarita. Con-
steIau9n. lr0quois, Fleur de Lys and lingo
mar. foreiRn boats have lese than two
months noy 10 nt out and to cross the ocean
~ Nay 10, the date BSt for tbe STARK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
THE BOsTON AUTO SNOW.
Many New Features Attract BiE CrOWd
The Motor Boats.


The Motor Boats.
Boston. Mass. March iS-It seems Just
now as II all New England In this vicinity
will go autOmobnlng this summer The
people Of Boston and roundabout certainly
have the automobile fever In virulent form
The show has had an increased attendance
each day since IL opened. and Satur-
day night the extraordinary crowd Of
a. 900 rushed to It,
The membership lists OF the two clubs
that the city supports are increasing at tho
rate Of a score or two names a day. About
FIVE hundred cars Of dealers are kept on the
go giving demonstrations 20 those who have
become inoculated with the germs. and
inside the show the dealers are busy booking
new names for demonstration and taking
checks fro those satisfied TO buy on reputa-
The activity OF this section in the auto
mobile line Is indicated by the surprising
brought to the show by manufacturers who
have located In the vicinity, The most i'm
SUS, but there are dozens Of lesser innova-
tions OF interest in the sundry and accessory
Commercial vehicles form considerable
feature OF the show, a stronger favor tow
ard the building Of big trucks being shown.
new gasolene truck with a friction drive
Ia shown by one Boston concern and n new
electric truck with carrying capacity of
Ave tons by another.
Inc cars eAnlOlteu Indicate inst the tape
Town top is 20 have popularity beyond
all expecta tions, although it, increasing
favor was known last fall. Another inter-
estina tendency manifested Is toward the
Introduction OF folding rear seat to re-
place the detachable tOnneau.
The motor boat part Of the show, although
subordlna ted, is an important one, Although
II lacks the attractions OF lagoon there are
actually more boats than there we're In the
recent show In Madison Square Garden, and
the variety Is quite as large.
The show Of imported cars In Symphony
Hall continues 10 attract ia own class OF
visitore, although the magnitude Of the
dealers show In Mechanic Hall completely
overahAdows Il. The success OF the Me-
chanics' Hall show has boon such that there
has been talk Of continuing II for a second
Wenk hut this Will hardly be done
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
Ner York NatiOnaI, 81 PraetIce.

BiRluNoHAM, Ala, March i5.-Conslder-
able friendly rivalry has been created BE-.
tween the regular players Of the New York
Nationals and the extra men. who style them
selves the Hooligans. Two games OF Eve
innings each we're played to-day. and the
same programme win be repeated tomorrow
The extra meR won the first game by a score
Of 20 L. but the second game went 70 the
regulars By . score Of Q to o.. Jack Munroe
umpired the nrst game. but said he would
rather face Champion Jim Jehries again
than be compelled 20 decide plays for eighteen
Aggressive bell players. MCainnity Ia train
inG hard and faithfully and VIII be in good
shape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
LAKEWOOD
AUTOMOBILES.
NITIlIIITE4l 100 Bar0ainsI

New tivN ulaiiu IUnucnu. Ns0: Cleveland Run 70
about, $40: Thomas. Si1iO Touring Car, seats hvc
aluminium UCdy. son: Ninton Touring Car, latest
Improvement complete with baskets, lamps per
feet $50. Two cylinder AutocaT Tonneau, $50
Peerless Touring Cnrs. $50 $50 Up 10 date $500
DaracQ OluCau dkc new, tt75; -Four nearly
new, Cadillhc Tonneaus, Models a" and "B,- SAB
upward: nearly new Northern RunAbout. SSH:
Oldsmobiir, top. wood wheels. S27b; United States
Runabout especially builU, top, $50. orient Ton.
nrau, N9D; Type Eight Searchmont i've passenger
me, SWELL powerful tcost $500, $3.50 Two -cylin-
der, sixteen horse, DauAcQ: two cylinder - HoTse,
Stchrns; two-cylndeT - horse Haynes A person;
White Steamer. New Winton, Pope Toledo Fords.
Steamer, E1eCtHcS. etc. Main Salesroom entire
city block long: damned with Automobile bar
gains. Demonstrations, and Free Instructions 20
all purchaser. Automobiles purchased sold on
commission OF exchanged
WHltt's Automobile EXCHANGE
II PEN Place, noor Broadway A p. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
WEsrERNERs rum DOWN EMPIRE
New Turf Association Refuses 90 Mix In
with Eastern Powers.

AZ the meeting Of the American Turf Asso-
cation on Tuesday the apploat ion Of the
Empire City Club TO be taken under the wing
Of the new organization was turned down.
The Easterners who appeared before Mr.
CorriRan and his associates we're Informed
that geographically Il was out OF eques ton
for the new association 20 include the Empire
track, aud that also il was not it, policy 10
the EAEto . ...-.
Tod sloan, with eighteen more jockeys
II was announced that lake Hoffman and
Dick DIVER would be the starters, This
, regarded A. a hard blow 70 the Western
rullhgs, wa brand them a. outlaws. = +,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
~. Paui's the winner.

James Z. Sullivan, as referee OF the recent
Barnard games. has at last been able 70
clear up the motley collection Of protests
turned over 20 him at these sportl, and an
nounCes the right Of st pauls School OF
Garden City TO become Dossessor Of the point
trophy.
witt Clinton ard O'Reilly Of FoTdham are
not Juniors they are disqualified, and their
points reN.sI' wiz ~ bss yviA,, n IKE iAte
were spiked shoes. contrary 70 TIE rules.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
TRANsPAcIFTc NAILS, FORWARDED OVER

LAND DAILY. ,.
The schedule % closing Of Transpsc!he Nhh
rlptsd overland transit 10 por, OF sailing Th'
mai c0nnectinG mails teIcept Registered rms
pacific ANils despatched yla NAncogyer We
toria, Tacoma OF Seattle, which close T. pc
yiogs dAyl close az the General Post once NV
HAWAII, via san Franciseo. Close tt6 ~ Msreh
% for. despatch per stelmlk!p Aaneda ~,
addressed man iof PHiLitrlNE IsLANn3
VIA San Francisco, close Al Y. NJ Nafoh
for despatch per steamship China. -,
HAWAII. VIA San Francisco, close a. =. NJ Nsr0h
FIJI ISLANpS, AUSTRALIA except West anl
NV CALEDONIA, Via Vancouver ana VI.
tona, D. G, close a. p N. March . Tor as'
Philippine ISLANDS and GUAM. Vt, san
ipGioh pir United stties Transport .-...
NEW. ZgtAIANp, AUSTRALIA tS15cc9gl' >, We',yi
f}Jf sStkSBs.N va San HAP Francis %, close :,
Sonoml," III DE cunsf'd steamer esr7i.nis;
sive n Tine I 70 eo o sW viii ' d. G,,pa9
eItra malls-cioslng Al $50 4. n, - "A
and y. n: SUNDAYS al $50 =. N, . = y s1 ,1
~. A.--will be made ~ and forEauled ulh
TAHITI and NARQUESAS ISLANDS. SIS 80
Francisco Close atO y. N. April 10 for des7 A'''
per steamship ManposA. No.,
Arthur SS'S and EtIGSSFkRS sTiBERiIi 1, a. trs,,a'
forwarded via Russia. -
NoTE-unlees otherwise addressed, West W
tIalla Il forwarded via Europe: New lf.,,pt.
Chinese Province Of YunnAn, via british go
sddEesssd via Europe must Be fuzzy plfg'sl.1,
Va san frsnei,co sSicvslyeiy.
- WILLIAM 3. WILCOX fo.tmastff'
Pori omoo, New York, n. u. March 70. iPoS q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
MAILS FORWARDED oyEeLNNn, &C. EXCEPT

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, &C. EXCEPT
TIkANSpAClFlt.
AdQg tfncspf Jarqdtcd ard H711ridS are Tof.
rardsd dllg 10 porS o. sailing. The CONNECI!N0
malt close az hs CeHerdl Pos ofct' Nep i0'k'
az fOQous;
CUBA, Via Port TAnpn. at Ii:1O l. n. Monday
Wednesday and SATURDAY. Also from New
York, Thursday and Saturday see above 80
MEHlCO CITY, overland. al 40 =. " az lV.yo
p ~ daily, except Sunday sunday a. NV
p. ~. ana 1O30 y. ".
NEWFOUNDLAND teIccpt Parcels Post hsrn
via North Sydney a. y. N, Mon day WedntS'
day AMI SATURDAY talso occasionally ron
New York and Phllaco 2hla. See above, =,
MIoUELON, via Boston and Halifax a. 0S = "
every other sunday March l2h and olh
April 9th and acd, etc.,
JAMAICA, Via Boston, Al 200 P. Iuosi lay, va
philadelphia at tOS0 r. N. Wednesday lNso
from New Hork on Saturday. See above
BAHAMAS except Parcels Post Malls via Mani
Florida az H.SO A. NJ. Monday, "Wednesday
and Saturday. CAlso nom New YORK. see
BRITISH HoNpURAs. HONDURAS EAs, oo.sn
aud Qua TENALA, VIA New Orleans Al No0
p. N Monday. West Coast OF HondurN IS
despatched from New YORK via Panana-ses
dboveA .
COSTA RIGA via New Dream at HoSO
NICARAGUA east Cossp via New ORLEANS d
1000 p. A. Wednesday. West Coast OF Noa'
faCuA IL despatched from New Y oh Wa pa
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE, via New orleans At
ilo.SO 2. NJ. sunday amer 1879 =. NJ SUNDAY
and until calling Of New York - Gamer, "a.
for Panama and Canal Zone Is held Df tns
New YORK steAmeT-see abovcl,
fREGiSTERED MAIL for overland desptiehe
closes a. 600 p. A. previous day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16

TIrFI base BY tTrOTH-NOnIFOTntTy, u NV NOTE,
g. let on b6ses-Aoutgomery, s. New York, l.
Pint base on bAlls-on ClaTkson, ]; on Whitley,
D on Brandt. T. Struck out-by Clarkson, o; by
Whitley. 2: By Gilbert. 2, Two base hts-GArdnrT,
basel olycross. Double plAys-leager WI
Hams and Anderson: Dun and Anderson. Conroy,
Williams and Anderson. Hit BY pitcheT-by Gu
ben, !. Umpire-NeGulre. Time-i hour and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
EiEIirds.

. W. leonard. 200. defeated George c, seeley.
20 last nj chit In the lnterborouEh tourna-
ment at the KnlCkerbocker Academy In
Brooklyn IL took Leonard hfty-nine innings
10 reach the 200 point mark, Leonard was
not hart pressed and when The game closed
he vhi Al points ahead Of seeley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16

In the amateur tournament for the cham
pionship Of New York at the Broad way Bill
lard Academy last niFht, =. Oppenhein de-
feated W. DoWna bY twenty-five pointa
The score was: oppehheim, 100; Downs. 7b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-16
WIlIs's Automobile EVohAngS
II PEN Place, noor Broadway A p. o.
NI1IELI3IIY tks sTss.i kkl .IISslm'n'

CnarIon -GitsIgyt-NoigL twenty horse four-cyin.
der practically new, 1900 Automobile 1850:
-Four cylinder Nors. 5000 Another. t7bOO: Four.
cylinder PanhHrd, all Improvements, tisOo; Pan
ohers invited; -Four cylinder, twenty horse, new
1900 Auto. $3.50; Four cylinder thirty -horss locst
t5Opo, $50, Three cylinder, twenty horse, 400:
New Royal Tourist, two cylinder. SeT5: Rambler
Ionneau, H7Sj Northern, $500. King BELGIUM, 1904
Touring Car, SEQ Dccauyie. like new, liiOO: New
=, 500 partacq. tlo0; -Four Cylinder, tooomo.
bile, $500 panhard Business Wagon $500, 500.
Mercedes, to-i5, bargain hgure: Baker Electric,
$3.50. SeabHgnt Columbia. $40; CabroleL 5000.
poftunites. -
broadway Automobns ExehAnsN
l1l9-ltl rs West tsth, Entire BulldinE
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THURSDAY u6i All \. ~. for FRANCE, swift.
ETHhAkYEP lGGAAhPff GRfffi ,p hGoEST RTiss
INDIA, per steamship Ia 1OuralnC, Via HAVE
tmAll for other paris Of Europe must be d.
rected per steamship La Touraine"I
SATURDAY QO AT 0 A. N. for EUROPE per
steamship New YORK. via Plymouth and Cher.
bourg mall for Ireland must be directed per
steamship New York;. at 40 a. N. for BEL.
GUM PARCELS POST MAILS. per steamship
FINLAND Irregular mail for Belgium must b.
directed per steamship Finland; al 80
a, n. for ITALY direct, per steamship Necktr
(nHil must be directed per steamship Neck
arr: AZ $50 A. M. for SCOTLAND direct. per
steamship Ethiopia mail must be directed
per steamship Ethiopia; It 10 A. n for
AZORES ISLANDS, PER steamship Creto
(mAll for Italy must be directed per steam.
ship Cretic-l: a. 1890 a. N. supplementary
~ NJ for EUROPE, per steamship UmbnA
via Queenstown and Liverpool
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Regular and Supplementary malls close A. Fof.
eiEn Station corner Of West and Morton Streets
half hour later than closing time shown below
Except that Supplemental Mans for Europe aHd
Central America, Via COl0u, close one hour later a.
Foreign Station.