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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
Al Herford Leaves the Coast With His
Bride and Fighters

san FRANCISCO. March al Herford.
manager Of Joe Cans. left here to-day for
his home with his bride. whom ne married
several days ago. The bride was Miss Berlin
Cnmptou Of Louisville. Ky. who came here
with The Runaways" company.
Joe Cans and Young Corbett left on tho
train with the bridal couple. Cans il GOING
back TO Baltimore 10 meet Willie Lewis later
this month and Corbett will go along TO help
him IN training I'm going straight 10
work with him in the gymnasium thers and
will keep In good shape just What / viii
do IN the matter OF matches can't say but
the proba bilty - ! will get somethinR on in
Philadelphia. There are McGovern and Han
lon and ! viii meet one Of them. perhaps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
SKATERS R4CE INDOORS.
Championships In 81 Nicholas Rink End
Season.


Season.
Tho local speed skating season was hrou Rht
10 n close last night AT the st Nicholas rink
with pair OF events which carried with
them The title Of metropolitan indoor cham
pionshlp. These items were a half mile and
milo. aud tho times made 10 each case in future
are to be- regarded as indoor records. as the
track was announced 10 be absolutely correct
in measurement. and the timing was sure
beyond question Faster times for these dis
tauces have often been accomplished at the
tIermont rink, Brooklyn, but it was stated
last night that tho track there was a 40 yards
or so short IN the mile
ia the half mile kearny Of the New York
a. won after llstlcss tussle with TAYLOR
OF Narona Lake. \ lap from home Taylor
was Ia the lead. and kearny slid inside him
without an cnort and won by couple Of
Yards Sarouy sustained bad fall IN which
his head struck the edge Of the track, bur
Dc was all right after a little rest In the
mile Taylor won nut henrny came a cropper
AZ the last turn and failed 10 regain his pins
for a place Smith and Mcdonald were
second and third respectively. Tho lnten-
on honor- bent but the whole thing appeared
10 be sly piece of "roping-
Half Nile Won 10y p j Rcaruey New York
s. c. Taylor, NarouA Lake Skating club
second Harry = Mcdonald. New YORK 4 G third
Time. ] minute 81 seconds.
ono milc Won hy 2. 4 Taylor. Nsrona Lake
skating club " J. Smith. New YORK s g. SECOND:
H1rv y Mcdonald. Sew YORK T. third Time
minutes - , ) seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
COLUMBI4 WRESTLERs MEET.
Trials Are Held for Dmi Meet With Yale
I'm New Haven.

Trials were held yesterday TO seleot a team
70 represent Columbia in dual wrestling
match with Yale The meet viii be hold
tonight In New Haven. having been changed
from this city because Of the con fict with tho
basketball game between PENNSYLVANIA and
Columbia.
bouts being worthy Of applause + ! Fohe-
verria o. college. and J Talbert. 'o5. law
who were the lnalists in the heavyweight
class, wrestled for Rn hour and ten minutes
with three snort stops for rest without com.
ing TO a decision. Finally II was deemed tbe
and VIII 20 TO New Haven He plaveed
left guard on the varsity football team
and Is one OF the good wrestlers among Inc
members Of the New York Athletic club
The competition In the welter weight cIass
was keencst J.. Jochum. %. science baa,
! Schu!enfric. %. Law, in n short and snannv
trial on n crotch hold and half nelson
Howell. n college senior. who made his ers,
appearance on the mat Yesterday disnnsed
OF Jochum. Phrlan Beale 05 Ia W defested
Howell in the finals lhe result was a he
surprise. Howell on The aggressive iron, liz
start proved Beale's superior Tho ont"orna
OF the match was doubtful for a short ti,,e
only hoNeH sot waist lock and crotch
hold and then brought Beae down 10 Tho
mat
In tho no Mound class. only AIerandor
'07. college. was Of the right weight and 10
earned his place easily. T. Ward Jr '6g
W J Harrison. O8. law beat r II W LEI
%. science. m tho featherweight finals
+. 2 hilroe. o. law. Won the final match
In the middle weight division
. 4 return match with Yale viii he held In
two years ago in wrestling dual meet bS
three bouts TO Two. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
Al san francisco.

SAX FRANc1sco March o. fast band Of sprint
crs hooked mp this afternoon OF Oakland ~ the
MN race. l.. y. brattain ruled favorlte, With
sad sam second choice. sad sam set a killing
pace. but Nlgrritc came fast the rail In the las;
sixteenth and won cleverly. Romano ran a Acusa
toual race after getting left half dozen lengths
az the start. Davis made his rcappeerancC 10 the
saddle and Tndc Chlef Whitman 70 victory
FIRST Race -Four flronus Chief Whitman io5
Davis. 10 3. won Lorrna Y 100 wright, IS
80 T. second. Ramona io7 .bIrStnrltI. y 10 ;,
third Time. ois'3 Iron Watson. bakersfield.
ptialumn and Ruby Vino also ran
second Rae Six aud a hsl' furIonss-Dora l.
loy Fountain to D. won: o'ymplan l'9 iBracn-
20 t. third Time. IN. nr. Sh7rmtn Ilhnlc
candid Yellowstone, Rene and Maui Miller also
Third Race Six furloncs- Sacredus. iO2 Knapp.
2 20 won Royal Rogue, i07 lBirkcnruthi. g 10 TO-.
second Hliy Taylor. t0i 'WRlst'. 10 10 /. ihtrd
Time. ms Rlcsca. NJ D,ebiu. EmsAec Lady
nl'uho and Kimberly also ran
Fourth Race one mile and - yards North
WESTON Walsh. lto 8. won. lady Kent 90 tWrighu.
25 10 /. second Isabella rs Knapp. = 10 t. thlrd.
Time. l2ls nr Short. HcliHS. n =. Kline Badly
Sed hungarian and Joe Gail also ran
FIN Rarc-Sx furiougs- Nigrcttc. ~ tknappi
TO D. won. SAD sam. iOl Gram, 10 90 .. second
Romano. 95 Wright, 20 T. third. Time ! rs
J.. VI Brtttaiu. Handy ul and AlbulA also ran
SIKH Race ono nil" Toledo, iCs lbirlenruthl.
II TO 5. won RockaWay, lOs tTrcuheh, to src-
oud Gateway. los tTravtfsI, TO >, third Time.
{ ioli Forest kltH. Peter j., and Last Knight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
English Fighters on the Way Here

Jabcz White and Joe Bowkcr. light weight
and bantam champions respectively Of Eng
land, did not arrive in New York from England
Yesterday as was expected They were s1p-
posed to have been passengers on the Viii o
star liner Oceanic. which got here Yesterday
morning 4 number Of sports braved the
weather ana went 10 the pier 10 greet tho Wis
forei guer- failed TO mRterialiye
Tom O'Rourke. who II Is said is 10 man
age Bowker while in this ,IHnftv said tbnt
he bad received word from tHarlie Mitchell
by cable that the pair had missed the steamer
but that be- aud his two companions had
sailed on the Cedric. which left England on
Wednesday. okourke is making nrepara-
lions for the visit OF the two English fighters
and does not think tnHt they will have TO 20
they get here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
ANTT-PRIZEFTGHT NIL DEAD.
JOY In 'an francisco over Defeat OF Meas
urc - sop Contests

SNN FrsNctSCu. March . The anti prize
fcit hin. which was presented bv several
promiueut Legislators at Sacramento and
chHmTioued hy several amateur clubs was
kiilel to-day In the Assembly by tae clos ,
vote OF 30 noes 90 1888 ayes Tho bin provided
that only four round boxing contests should
Doe held anywhere ,u the state aud that these
should MOT Doe given for money or course
these liuitliiou- knocked out professional
uatche- MS 40 ono would pay 20 sre o. fUu-
round battle 4 big delegation OF sports
weu' up 10 sacramento this week and several
oi TIE leaders have camped iu the lobby ever
since. G- they feared % majority Of he country
WrIshrrs would hr secured % pass tho bili
Yesterday "a vote was postponed because
of 20 defect 10 ihe bill. bur this DELAY proved
fatal u- flp sports wOi ktyl on enough marft-
h'r- fo got hHr- majority.
T. orc d. murn toy BOO Sau Francisco to-
u. rNf. 1- urir"frhtF mean much money NOT
orit fu pusili-f-. out 20 managers and hettiur
u"r lu lHri, san Francisco p, about Tho onlv
place IN tUe country where a genuine prlZs-
NEnf gan Doe held With the guarantee Of a big
crowd and no interference from the police.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
Taylor Reports TO McCraw.

SAvANHAH. Ca. March o-pitoher luther
Taylor joined the New York Nationals to-day
IN good trim for the opening NJ the baseball
season in the near future He came directly
from Kansas, where he has been acting as
tutor 10 deaf and dumb school all winter
Bresnahan Bowerman. Mciinnity, Lindeman
soon.
Manager McGraw is keeping his players
working n double trick daily. The New
York pitchers will help out the I VI c. A
nine In the exhibition came to be played here
on Saturday.
Savannah detectives are looking tonight
for thieves who broke into the ball spark
clubhouse and stole gloves, masks. shoes
bats and other property OF the New Yorks,
worth about 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
billiards.

Thomas Cox last night defeated Frederick
Harer for fourth prize in the short stop tour
nament. which was won 10y Frank Hoppe on
Wednesday nigh, al Edward McLaughlin's
academy He won the prize by 90 points
He scored scored the $50 points in the nifty
first inning The best run Of the evening
est run was -. and his average s6-5l
Harer averaged 3 1850
In the marlborough tournament last night
HoNic played C. H. White. Ho1ie was
hopeles-ly beaten before the fifteenth inning
had peeu reached The score
white 2oo-ia. y. :, o. 3. o, .. l. 2s l. 3. II, g.
90 10 o. ,. g. 3. %. q. IS :, - y o. o. 3. 3 4 n "a
i4ii o5.4ii.a O.. 3. ~ - Total POO Aver
age & s 60. Hlgh runs. a. 10. IS
Ho1ic iao--I. 2. o. >. g. 10, o. I. o. !. 0iiahp
A7i1.i5 =. B. 80. %. !. =. I. 2. o. 3. o. T. 8 O5
!, O.2? 80 8. %. u. . Total. 1855. Average So a.
High runs. ~, ~. 30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
LAWN TENNIS FIXTURES.
List Announced by National Committee
and English Trip Discussed.


At tho regular meeting of the executive
/ ,o,,,,,,,,oo ~ tho I-nita5 S+ates Na,lonal
H'.t'e " WV OH''eN 1,a,e' -'"''V''a'
/ Lawn Tennis Association, held last night az
the Waldorf. the calendar for the season wae
nhHoN'r'u h'S'ueS = r7'H,u' D"'N",' t""'v
present were Robert u Mrenn. Richard
/ cto,,-s p,l,,e- pr.si,rav " Tnrpcd
,,t,. -, =, ,',.,. IT
Malcolm whitman. raymond II. littIe. ~
fiothisr mud Uolco,nbe Ward kreiph col
l,,.. ~ me-, ,,,J u,yi,,bt !, DAVIS NJ =,
ms OIL ,nI'"%o Hhu D"Isht =. H"Nl9 Vi 81
were rho only Bbscntees
.t.tor,. ,,,. .,,,, ii.,,,saio, y, tho A,,ort,o N
challenge for the Davis cup. In all probabn-
itv Holconihc Ward. Kreich collins W A
- ~ 49, - ,
William Clothier and few others viii
be sent South tor preliminary practice 4
IT,, G,it,, ia. boo', pilcd a. - MS trT,
ne t.aIr viii moi h.. selected ui,til Tho ia.t
"ollrhl' hhl II"u"uli WI na'i dp""t luc
HdIiS o. 'nr :" az ~ R, StNo 'nT ra}'r7
Changes ln ne competition suggested by
the English Lawn Tennis Association would
be- aotod upon a. the meeting last night.
It WINS Thought. but the committed had not
me rojlo,ring clubs were admitted 10 the
assouation Hermitage Golf Club. Rich
uioud. Va. Knickerbocker Field club Brook
Eraebr,iin tountrv CLUB West Newto,I
cation
Inc nNtur"s Tor mo season snow the ma
usual lhis was done 10 allow the intcr,
national team 10 return in time to take part
tar'a a. ia.t ,e9r excepi tb9i The Nav jors.'.
sat, ,b1i.t.tou4fiu tourney az th. -
Georges Cricket tlub Hoboken. and tho
1Hh'd atr oi ars open ''''"'' 1o "o' "'''1''
VI r,',,sr1 Val. An, coi,,r,t, ,,,.-..,,
liai' 'nAulpl ~ luleI''h"iasur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
THOMAS IN AFRO Bo4T RACING.
Orders High Speed Graft and May Go After
HarmsRorth cup.

F. Thomas has ordered an auto boat for
this seasons racing. which. if successful
will be sent across the Atlantic TO try 10
capture the Harmsworth cup. This boat
is to be 30 feet long and fitted with $50 horse
power Simplex motor similar to that in tho
Challenger Smith & Mabey secured the
order. and the boat is 10 be designed by clinton
n franc. who designed the Challenger and
the Ningt-et-un
Mr. Thomas has become interested in auto
boat racing and expects his now boat will
make thirty miles All hour II he decides not
10 try FOR the British trophy. the length OF
the craft VIII be increased, and with a longer
boat u IS probable that Mr. Thomas will be
able to get more speed
smith 4 Mahley have Soda rs foot boat
ntted with 20 horsepower motor. TO Herman
Broessel who viii use tho boat on Lake
George This boat win make fifteen miles
an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
rRANsPAClrlc MAILS. FORWARDED OVER
LAND DAILY

The schedule OF closing OF Tfhnspacihc Mail, Is
arranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit 20 port ot sailing. The mai con
Meeting mails except Registered Transpaclnc
Malls despatched VIA Vancouver. Victoria Ia.
coma or seattle which close = II previous day
close at The General Post 0nlce. New YORK as follows
NEW CALEDONIA, SAMOA HAWAII and
rlll ISLANDS. Via San Francisco close al
sierra o. lhe cunsrd steamer carrying nc
IN time 10 connect with this despatch. extra
rnAils-cioSlng at o 30 \. " ESQ ) n. anG
= VI SUNDAYS at 80 a ", \, NJ and P.
- INC Cggofd siGeamctl ,,,,,,nr,;s., 60,
HNDS Via Tacoma. close at T. ". March 10
u 4 ior despapSih per KS ssffm'1iP Tyacas,
or. n, March 10 Tor despatch per steamship
eeHrN& and PHffiiPiNE A isR&y66s lF yIs
Vancouver and victoria. H. c. close al oP
March "a for despatch per steamship Empress
JAPAN. KoREA CHINA and rHILIPPiNE ISL.
ANbS. via Seattle, close al p NJ. March Il
for despatch per steamship Lyrs
HAWAII. ia san Francisco. close a, P. N. March
HAWAII. JAPAN. KoRFA' CHINA a and Specially
addressed mail for philippine. ISLANDS,
VIA San Francisco. close Al r. 81 March %
Tor despatch per steamship China
HAWAI-. Wa san Francisco, close a,eP. N March
FiJl ISLANDS: ACsTRALIA leKceDi West and
o E% e. oos. Al S X Ssrcs eng ar We Dc
pYl I'PPG PeT SI'e aNbs PnA A9fings 81 w
cisco. close at p, NJ March 20 for despatch
per United States Transport.
hANCHURlA except Ncwchwanr and Port
Arthur and EASTERN SIBERIA is az present
forwarded Via Russia
NOTR.-Uness otherwise addressed West Aus.
tTalla Is forwarded via Europe: New Zealand
Via san Francisco. and certain places In the
Chinese Province OF YuunAn via British india
the quickest routes Philippines specially
addressed Via Europe must be fully prepaid
al the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded via
san Francisco eIclusivey
WILLIAM q WILCOX. Postmaster
Post Ornre. New York. y. y March r. tgo5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
SOME
INFORMATION.
About Safe. Sound Stock That Can BE-
Bought at Present on the New York Curb
Market Around SIS Share. The Best
Judges of Value - Capitalist.
Bankers. Mining Engineers
and Experts Predict II |,
Going Up TO 500,


When asked his secret for making nopo,.
old Co,,,,o,,ro yordor,il, f. soid D.. -
IT,
'' - '''o ''' wv" ''''
hairoh "noth Chnow your Opportunity 4"
Very fcw investors or spectators who
bought CLion Pacific Northern Pacific
Missouri Pacific ,,oits,, a.. U,...,.....
,.,s
'''" @ ''''''' 80 w. NV " H''''' ~" wars
/ ago mad courage enough to hold ON Cor
| dividends and rise TO 90 or $50 This same
movement is coming in American N.c,ol
s,ocl now eoIi;,, ,or,. i,,, ,, u,, N,..
VI, -, -, m.
i''N O"' '''''' net anu N''""''N oi''i'hE
upward. Ihere are oniy three great nickel
companies in the whole world. The Soclo,4
Nickel. with mines in New Caledonia can.
talized for - 600 ooo francs in hond. anal
II 900 ooo france il, s,ocl, sol,;,,, ~, cos e,,.
Sna'' Oh '''' ans nou'S''
The international Nickel Company. with
mines in Sudbury, Canada. capitalized for
.1s 600 coo in bonds and abo,t sts ooo o.o 81,
stock. selling around $40 a share for the
nrererred and con,,no,
The American Nickel Comnanv wiz,
mines in Nevada centralized for only
s. 600 900 in stock selling around 81 n share
ON the curb
This small Capitalization ri only {; coo an
stock il divided into son ooo sbaros mar vain,
s1oeacb full mid and non-as.os.,blo
There are no bonds no indebtedness -
anv kind The connanv is in solid fnar,,.l
condition no stock for sole-and /.
pushing work dav and night nj their,n,,.
10 got readv to SUNNY the enornou- 49,.
mand for nickel TINT is ever ircrce..r., es
the value of this rare metal become efier
known
An ALLOW of nickel with steel makes mild
steel stronger. lighter and last FIVE tpe-
longer. Nickel-steel - tho coming metal
Of the future Nickel Is also far surori1r
to copper for almost every utlrro.e The
price remains high IS to co cents round
IL costs tho foreign mines y cents round
to produce this metal from their low rrrde
ore. which Yields only q. rer cent nictr.
The Nevada ores ara very rich Welding
from is TO 80 per cent nickel hence tie
American Nickel Company making nickel
for 10 cents a pound can dictate The prir,
and control the market. The great morrl-
lurrist and snociali.t inpi,tel MIR Cl.r'es
VESSEL in his report states he could make
nickel from the highest grade Of American
Nickel ore for -, cents pound. and the
by-products would reduce the cost a. e.
cents a pound
The greatest mining engineers and OK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
Vanderbilt Bulldogs Win at put.nn,-

PITTSRrRd. March ct vas 10 o'clock
tonight whom tho judges stepped out Of tho
ring closing the Judging on tho bulldog closs
az the seventh annual bench show Of Tho
Duguesne Kennel club The Vanderbilt
buIls hhd MADE ~oiueNl AZ of "a clean swtrr
as did most other Now Nork DOES durtne
ihe DAY ,u then several classes lie Frcucb
was entered to-uight and what ,,es ief, IN
, I class was taken by Velour Nor. another
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
TRANSATLANTIC MINIS.

FRIDAY lOi.-At I =. NJ for AZORES ISLANDS.
per steamship Romano from Boston.
SATURDAY un.-At $50 A. NJ for IRELAND,
per steamship Caronla, via Queenstown mail
FOR other parts OF Europe must be directed
per steamship ChionlaD; al A NJ fol
EUROPE. per steAmship ~. Paul via Ply
mouth md ChcrbOurg. at s90 4. M. for REL.
GUM PARCELS POST MAILS pcr steam
ship Zociand Irregular mail for Belgium must
be directed per steamship ICELAND at $50
\. NJ. for ITALY direct per steamship Koc
nlgln Lulse tmail must be directed per steam
snip kornlrln Lrlsc1: at ESQ \. NJ for SCOT.
LAND direct. per steamship Astoria mail
must be- directed "per steamship Astona1.
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Pnsr OFFIcR.
posr OFFICE NOTICE.


tShould he read DAILY by all interested. as
changes may occur at any tlmeJ
Foreign malls for tho week ending March II,
1905, viii close (PROMPTLY In all cases. al tho
General Post Ofioe as follows REGISTERED
AND PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour ear.
lkr than closing time shown below Parcels Post
malls for Germany close at +. ". March Q. per
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse; March f.
per steamship dresser Kurturst. March 10. per
steamship Pennsylvania. and March -. per steam
ship Brandenbufg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
Blackboard Talks for Columbia Ban PLAYER,

Billy Lauder. Columbia's baseball coach. has
hit upon ascheme OF giving talk on baseball
every Wednesday afternoon to tho pIavers
The first one OF these was held on Wednes
day nth the men get outdoors Lauder
theory and some OF the fine points OF tho
game blackboard talks will also be A feature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10

OTTAWA. Ontario March . The Ottawa
hockey team 100 the presence Of ? Ooo people
won The second game in the stanley cup
series tonight. defeating Rat Portage
p" 10 Tho play vas Eeen and az times
rough The decfipS game for tho Canadian
championship viii be played on Saturday
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND &C. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFiC

TRANSPACiPIC
CUBA-vA Port Tampa. Flortdh, closes AZ this once
daily. eAcp, Thursday. a. $3.50 a, u ttne
connecting mails close here on Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays
MEXlCO CITY Overland. unless specially ad.
dressed Tor despatch by steamer, closes at this
p ios5 p1 s ae at : 4 and iosSP
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parcels Pos, Mails -
rs rail 80 North sydney, and thence hy steamer.
closes At ibis once daily; except SUNDAY. Al
malls close here every Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday,
JAMAICA By rail to Boston, and thence By
steamer closes at this once OF 2 N Tuesday
closes at this once at 1880 +. NJ. Ncdnes
day
MOTION BY rail- to Boston and thence by
Sunds, At : p n Sunday a. $50 p II
BAHAMAS ie1ccp. Parce.s-PoSi Mails by rail-
10 Miami Fia and thence hy steamer. closes
AZ mis- once at $3.50 4, " Monday Wednesday
BRITISH HoNDtRAs HONDURAS tEAst consn
and GUATEMALA. by rail to New Orleans
and thence by steamer. closes At this once
J NJ Sundays at " ?. ~ and Slo,30 =.
lconnec'ing mall closes here Mondays al il0.3o
Nj
COSTA RIGA BY rail TO New orleans. and thence
Sunday At $3.50 y. NJ and 1000 T. NJ: sundays
al VI = II and 5000 y 81. connecting mail
closes here Tuesdays at Sl0;3o =
NiCAGAGt- 4 East { 1astI 3y rail 10 New Orleans
nd thence BY STEAMER. closes at this once daily
Except SUNDAY. az $3.50 p " and yl030 p 81
sundays az 81 p. N and 100 p ". connecting
mai closes here Wednesdays at 5000 r. NJ
PAM \ md CANAL ZONE--By rail to New or
leans. Ia. and thence by steamer. closes al this
ONCE daily, except sundays and Mondays, at
$3.50 T. II and tiUSo p ". sundays ats p "
every sunday at SiON NJ
yRFtlSIFktD MAIL closes Al bP. NJ. previous day
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Regular and supplementary mall, close at For.
eign Station corner OF West and Morton Streets
half hour later than closing umc shown below
except that Supplementary Mails for Europe and
Central Anne rca. Via Colon close one hour later at
IoTclEn SihuOnl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
edo Al.

QUICKEST PERMANENT CtRT H H.s..
o. men dangerous casts solicited frir'
thoSe desiring only 0rst class sclrrfIu. 'rHH-
.hould call The leading specialist ilr tNN- H
No. TAI West 2IstSt Hours g.3.Gy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-10
(it)TF'.
Radicals Win nj Western Mccun6-New
York dluh Officers.

annual ,,,aetlny ~ tho ve.tor, Golr As,octs-
,, til ~ -, -, ~, 80, an
'o', "V'u oi' i"esuaE hlsh' III 'hlcaso' y"
Oh 'he amendments TO the constitution we're
carried so that the territory OF the assooia-
finn nou, ircIudes ,ha ar,,ra .,u,tr, ,yast
of n line drawn tbrottt,h purnloo md p,ttshurg
g. - 80 '''.' ~ - 49, .'.7',,'s
I,"'" 'anhua 10 MeNico ana us champion
ship tournaments are open to all members
from the Aubnrn parIf Rolmont calumet
r,, 49,, =" a. ~ ~ ~,
oHl'uHo' moor HI"hVl'" hlhsuaIe' aRp
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