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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-01
cor WBT4 FENCER WINS.
r. Iage. BRA lillian, Secures Junior Foils
Championship.

The junior championship with fols OF the
Amateur Fencers League was given under
the auspices OF the New York A. c. last night
md there was the splendid entry of eighteen.
all OF whom donned the mask. In order to
expedite the affair she squad was divided
into three lots and there were three strips
going at the same time. Rudkin and Jolly
were the best in strip No. / and Benzenoerg
and ] Iage In Strip No. >. while + lage
and Straus came out ahead IN strip No. B..
These six engaged in the final. the interesting
feature OF which was the bout between the
brothers Iage They are Brazilians
In the final round +. LACE showed great
skill and won FIVE straight bouts. which Sc
cured him the champlo nshp title T.. Bon
yanb.rg was second with wins and / lost
and i lage was third with won and > lost
The tourney opened with bout between
Benzenberg and McCullag h. but the turner
proyed the oleverer with the rapier and out
poiuted the winged foot man by score
OF touches to 8. F. Lage showed fine speed
in the second bout against Francis and Won
nv a score OF ~ touches to 4 After tieInR
twice. Donshue and Jolly. the latter finally
Wi The bout between Strauss and Watson
was very interesting The former showed
a nice method Of handling the fo,l and he
won by 10 4. In the next Bauchle won
easily from Amend. L9ge of the Boston
TECHNOLOGY School NJ Cambridgeport Mass
showed that he knew n thing or two about
handling his weapon. He exhibited a nice
free style, and IN the cleanest manner defeated
Fassct by 10 to .. Lagos next bout was
against McCullagh. and matters were pretty
lively, but the man from the Hub again
showed his agility by score OF touches
at tho hands Of BenzenberS. who beat him
by a score Of 20 q.
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RACING At WV ORLEANS.


INV ORLEANS. Jan. 81 Miserable racing
conditions and tho overthrow of four feyo-
80. - - -, =,
rites sent good -deu crowd nome from 'Ae
Fair Grounds to-day IN anything but pleHs-
49, d So,,, uiidrc,h ,nl.brstad hr.
AM Hh"V"' ''"'u
active return 10 me game Whloh NE lad tenn
porarily deserted by putting over hoth IA
arrived from. Memphis during the dag and
wns chartered at bud Remand burn which
tLal,iter v1rnted 10 accommodate nildreth
N,,or IobU.on rrlavn,rd ia th. posit ion or
49, taiTs la. tha r,lnv an Xinnrina md
,'lia ~ W. - H.. MIA moo -ti.i
song aIa lu'. tUoN a,'r LAM, ,,u Mni,l'
was Dy iht Nh' ,io-, lI'''ll i"t7 90 tli' 'lN'i
wise cheap ogrd song ana Vine now run
ming IN the coior- oi NJ. l. ltayman. wac made
the opening choice. hut the report that he
was not quite ready caused him 20 70 up a
few points IN the speculation, ana the chlci
49, iobi,son brnke together and nj once
siinn.d AMY fronthe others The two bad a
pi'tty uu'' 10" ut ,rt h"u I ',''n
inc tuilit but W - 'i'. 81" ~
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Annual Meeting Of Women's Metropolitan
Association.


IN the array Of familiar faces from the
links. the gathering Tor the annual meeting
Of the Women : Metropolitan Golf Association
Yesterday at Mrs Charles li1any rescmbed
the gallery at d tournament Among the
delegates were Miss GeorgHnua Bishop. the
national champion Mrs + ! sanford, runner
IN in that contest. Mrs T. Mauice. who
bearsa triple crown OF victories ia the women 5
and Mrs William Shipper Morris County
Golf Club. Miss Ruth Budgey Essex County
country club Miss Ethel Niokhim .Shiuu"cock
l4Als Golf club Mrs " fcllowrs Morgan
Eeltusrol Golf Club. and Miss Williams and
Mrs W u Barclay. Wee Burn Golf CLUB.
No decision was arrived az regarding the
continuance Of the two division team series
This season. and the matter. with the choice
OF the date and place Tor tho championship
meeting was left to the committee to report
90 the April meeting. These officers were
elected
President. Mr., o. T Sanford Essex County
Country club Vice president MIS-, tOrn-ila G
wiius Morris County Coli CLUB. scrrrtArs, Nra
Charles Tiffany. ApaWaUlS 'lub. treasurer Miss
drorgianua Bishop. brooklawn llrld CUB. MN
,nefnher OF tho executive committee, Mrs. ". -.
Paterson Englcwood Golf Club.
Section .. of the bylaws. was amended
to read rs follows.
Nominations Tor officers aud members Of the
signed by not less than I'VE delegates. Such noml
nations shan be made al least two weeks prior TO
election and addressed 10 the secretary. The
srcTrtary shall not make public tie names Of the
sent II shall be the duty OF the secretary 10 en-
cloSr a list Of nominations with the notices OF the
meeting nj whch such election shall be held.
Nothing IN this article shall be 50 construed as
sny member OF The association not nominated as
heTenbeiorc provided.
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WEIGHTS FOR MIG HANDICAPs.
Hermis, In Each Event. Has the Top weight
1910 Pounds with I2S I'm the Brighton.

The weights for the Brooklyn and the
suburban handicaps. as compiled by oficlal
Handicapped W. = Nosburgh, were COM
pleted yesterday and are printed below.
Mr. VosburGh made the Brighton weights
public week ago. which give a good line In
his treatment of the horses in the other big
events to he run a Gravcsend and Sheepshead
Bay. The Brooklyn and the Suburban are
each worth s2o, 900 and the distance is one
milc and quarter In the Brighton Mr..
Voshurgh gave top weight TO Herms. with
l2' pounds but In the other two hsndcaps,
which win be run earlier in the year. he will be
asked TO pick up 100 pounds Irish Lad also
has one pound more in tho Suburban than
in the Brighton. Ort Wells has the same
weight. ia pounds. in both the suburban and
Brighton. but he must carry i2S in the Brook
Ign Delh's imposts are allotted on prac-
tcally the same principle as are those OF
Sialwart, but Beldame has tho same burden
l22 pounds. in all three events. which places
her at the head Of the four-year-old division
IN scale weight and close To Hermis. The
handicapped has placed Oiseau and Sysonby
on even terms in the Suburban, with 100
pounds Oiseau does not 20 IN the other
hnndicaps but Sysonby. has 0S pounds in the
BROOKLYN and three pouuus more in the
Brighton Artful. last years Futurity WIN
ncr gets into both the Brooklyn and suburban
with 100 pounds. three pounds less than her
Brighton impost Tanya has 20 pounds in
the Brooklyn and Suburban and io2 in the
Brighton The weights Of all three handi-
cnps are rs follows all at one milo and
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NATIONAL mLLIsRD TOURNEY.
ConklIn. PoKgrnburE and Gardner Win at
l'hlpAgn.

CuIcAGo. Jan 3I-Charle~ ! Conkln Of
Chicago. j Ferdinand Poggcnburg of New
York and Edward Gardner Of Pas.aic we're
the winners in the championship billiard
games ia the national amateur tournament
at the Chicago Athletic Association to-day.
The first game which was begun at noon.
was between Gardner and Charles Schmitt
the Racine, MS. hotelkeepcr This resulted
In an easy victory for Gardner by a score Of
300 20 los The PasSHc man played rings
around the Badger. and finished with an
averaged ~ and 80 for high run Sahmitt
best run was - and hi- average only 3-35.
Poggeuburg : victory over Rein was almost
as decisive as that Of Gardeners =. The present
holder OF the championship cup finished lis
800 points while Rein was gathering i5g.
Poggenburg averaged 81 IS and had ~ for
his high run which TO date n the best of the
tournament Like the Gardner-Schmitt con
test, this game was marked toy much safety
play and was long drawn out AFFAIR.
Ire n Iht game Wuh touklu and stark
a, cont stants V Is all that could be desired
from a spectacular standpoint II was up
10 Conklln TO furnish something out OF the
ordinary and the gritty local man, true to the
cvuectations OF his friends. not only defeated
stark easily by score Of 800 10 rs. hut aver
aged II 3-27. which Is the best Performance
OF the tournament. Conklin had high runs
OF 60 a., H. and -. while StRrk's best runs
were y. 20 and 10. The Mhkesbar,s man
had au average OF 1927.
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S,S FEANcIsco Ian. u Sais beat Vena,or by
neck la lhr handicap at Oakland this afternoon
southern Lads and Troy also won. summary:
First Race Futurty coursc-F For Wayne. no
Nv DAILY II 10 won Esira2a 100 ilelh Y 10 D.
second y sherman. 100 Chandler ~ to s. third.
Time li6 Hugh MCGOWAN Remark Tannhauser,
Iutene SANITY and Kermit also ran.
second lgace-Thrcc and half furongs South
cru Lady. l0t Knapp. % 20 I. won. imp Joe lO4
,McBrde. s 70 ! second Abe Meyer 100 tBen
/ to 2 third Time. O4sa, Lorrna NJ Lady
Katherine. Dora Gentry. Dangerous Girl and Faster
Morning also ran
Third RAcc-One mile Estoy Llsto. lOt tJonesi.
: 10 l. won: TrapSeiter - tbsrrctu, TO second.
Nlgorose lOi lMcBrdel, o TO ]. third. Time tes,
Nj Dablo. Frangibe. Plnybal and Inspector
Munro hlto ran.
10 ). won. Ncnator. he lMichaelsl. 10 !. second
lshlAna. lO2 Mc3rdcl. TO 2. third Time lsa,
Sannicolhs and Matt Hogan also ran
Ffth Race Five furongs Troy. IOl knapp
4 to J. won. Alta g.. iO7 tBOnncTl. "a l. second
MAccnc ~ fHarretu. to !. third. Time .05is.
pachuca. Male Wells. Cigarette. Recipe and Capitol
also ran.
sixth Race One mile and 70 yards Major
Tenny. li9 trcll, 20 ?. won. Flying Torpedo los
Barrett 3 10 J. second. llainaLt los chandler
even money. third, Time 80 Northwest Dark
some and serenity also ran.
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Harlem R. {. Presents silver Eight Dared
shell TO James Pllltngton.

James riikinRton. the president Of tile
National Association Of Amateur Oarsmen.
was hounrcd by his eliminates Of the Harlem
the winter quarter- ~ East lasth street
last night. A miniature eight Dared silver
shell was presented 10 Mr. Phkington who
WAS elected president OF the Harlems for tho
twelfth consecutive year The unique present
ls feet inches in length and cost $500.
committee reported that the contract
for extending the boathouee OF the club
was given out yesterday The house when
altered VIII be 90 by 81 feet an extension
Of 30 feet The following officers were elected
President. James Prklngtou. vice president.
Thomas " Mcknight treasurer. George J. Magic.
hnEncihl secretary. stephen T. Moen. recording
secretary. stephen .. DELANEY; captain. j z Nagr.
nrs' Lieutenant. W 4. Cody. second Lieutenant.
Julius bradley board Of directors. j. a. Calvin.
Robert Nanter. jn,r,h " Manner. " Gartep. John
a. hcraly. H.lum \. Calvin, John scAuncll.
and Tbow. lloyd
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Van Tine Wins In class u Billiard Tour
nament.

J A Van Tine. the Jersey City entry. last
night added q victory TO his score IN the
amateur billiard tournament for the inter-
clty championship In Glass b He defeated
G. r White. the BROOKLYN expert. by the score
Of 800 points 10 2sj The match was an eI-
ccllent display Of close billiards and attracted
Is crowd OF spectators that more than com
fortably filled Maurice Days academy.
Van Tine made "a splendid effort at close
play along the cushions in his twenty-seoond
inning which yielded 80 Cnroms Four turns
later he q gain workc ed out gem Of e. and in his
thirty -second inning he made the high run
of the contest a cluster Of ~ This gave him "a
lead which White wus unable to break through.
although he played with remarkable steadi-
ness Of execution n the latter part Of his
string The summary
! A. Van Tine %. o. n. !. T. Z. >. o. =. =. 2. ~
no. 49, n ], o. 8. o. 30 10 j, =, p. .. =. %. g L. 49,
~. q. q. o. 10. 4 o. 49, o, q. o. I. H. q. o. q. 2 Total
pponi, average. ti 81 hlgh runs. ~. - And .s
s. D. White 3. "a. O.. q, %. I, o. 4, p, 40. %. u.
20 lA. >, o. o. o. %. iu %. IS H. O. 49, 3, r. D. D.
r. IL. o. D. l9. .. 90. 10. o. %. o. 8. O. Total
points pt GRACE. 80 IN. ~. suns -. a. ana d.
= fierce Edward Ktby
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Fourth Game Between Janowski and
Marshall Adjourned.

,Sptfldl Cable DeJplith 10 TIE Sun.
PANS. Jan. 3i.-Iate tonight Janowski
and Marshall adjourned the fourth game
of tie chess match OF eight games up a
the Cerce de Phnidor in this city The
Parisan had two pawns to tho good and
sAty-cisht moves had been recorded Mar
shall defended queen : gambit by declining
to accept the Rambit pawn and eventually
lost pawn. In the middle stage OF the
game pieces were freely exchanged. and
when an adjournment took place. at $50
o clock in the evening. Janowsh had still a
pawn to the good but owing TO the fact that
bishops OF opposite olors were on the board
IL was thought that draw would result In
the evening session Japowski won another
pawn. The game win be finished tomorrow
Present score Marshall :. janowski l. nd-
Iourned. 4
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WEDNESDAY n.--N 73I s. 81 Tor NrrIH7.
LANDS direct. per steamship loH.rI,'n
tnail must he directed per steamship UllItr.
dam at $50 A. NJ for ITALY dlfr.t p--
sioamshp Ligurla mail must o. directed
per steamship l.Cuna'l; ~ r. ..nt.e-
uen,ary 81 =. NJ for EUROPE. p.r ,t,an
ship Baltic via Queenstown and lltptn.nI
THURSDAY ~ At ! \ NJ. for FRANCE. NFIII.
FRIAND. ITALY. SPAIN. PORT GAL. IIR
KEY. EGYPT. GREECE and BRITISH lNnII.
per steamship La Champagne Via iit,Io mali
iot other parts OF Europe must be- directed
per steamship La Champagne p.
SATURDAY M.-At go A. VI for liFt iNn.
per steamship Eiruria, VIA Queenstown moi
for other parts of Europe must be- d|frUfc !
per steamship Etrlna"G ~ a. A. n-
EUROPE per steamship PhadUluh.. sis
Plymouth and Cherboufg Al $50 IS u n-
belgium PARCELS posi- MNlI~ p,r
steamship kroonRnd regular mall f'f ~.
CLAIM must be directed per steamship rrlur
land'1: at 10 a. NJ. for AZORES ISLANDS.
per steamship Creic lmail for ltall must h~
directed per steamship Crctic- az ~ s. 81
for NORWAY PARCELS POST MAILS. g-r
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mast bc directed per steamship lio-'l.
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HOCKEY
YAle's Graduates Win From the 'Nardt
Team

Yale's hockey team met team OF Yale
graduates at the 81. Nicholas Skating Rink
last night The game was listless one.
although the score would indicate that II was
close and exciting. The graduates won by
a score OF Q goals 20 3.
In the first half the graduates made five
goals TO one for their opponents. In the
second half the varsity team made throe goals
in quick succession. and then played in
don Z care sort Of a way. Each side after that
scored once,
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billiard Note.

Frank Hoppe was defeated last night nv
Frank Barton in the second block Of their
10 inch balk line match az The Riverside Bill
Hard Academy. lOlth street and Columbus
avenue, by margin Of % POINTS his score
being goo 20 HOppe's 1874 The best run Of
hirncst run was "a The average Tor Barton
was % e'-Il ant for Hoppe E-3u. The Total
Tor tHo nights play is Barton. 500 Hoppe
200
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rRANsPAcIrIo MALs. ToRwAN0T0 -

r,. .,,.a,,. t;A ~ ~ ~, 'ifr.,.r,q. ~, ,
. my sInsuu.c 81 r,oslms oi ln.l tli ,.,...
u hIlehgou on NV presumption ol, '' NJ .r-,
fnp,ed overland ttanhlt 70 POT ol s@-. 'i, .t. ,
ma ma oon n,, mas tcnIeIH l,. .
Lacllc Aal's ucsph'Cnsp ~ ai.S ~, Al ..
Tacoma OF Seatuer Mnl.R u nloS' ~ NJ.
aayl close al 'he General fo't ON''' 30" 10
~ i1noWh. ,,,....,.,.. ,....,,. - o..
TAHITI and MAfQt ESAS lTLNHlN. ~.
nIen.lseo' ti ,e Nv ~ ~ = 81 Gu q 'V' W.
uA,tetttin 'eS as S taaI,Pusa' ,,,,ep n r-t
M All' Wa Jan IIah.lsVu' ,iu'' on " ''.'
~, iyI uIhpsOn ~ t,ifft f
I'm ~: -, SHfeH; hoiNLN, 49, "ll"
Ii-Nb I2LAtN 10, wa nhi rIAll. ~, ~. i.
49, "a irn y loI ucspelch per slt"iit w f,t.l. ..
1NNAN' .hOhhA' NiiNN anu XIX f,
iSLHNba, VIA 9callc' elnas a, ~ = ~, ~ |
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NOTICE.-Flve ceuts per nn.f ounce 90 aff1'1
10 me regular postage, must BE- utcpad on % j
letters forwarded by the SUPPLEMENT AIRY
MAILS and letters deposited Ia lhe dmnS
marked "Lcuers for Fowlgn CoGnirlrS a'rL
the CLOSING or THE REGULAR MAIL. .or
despatch 1s a particular vessel. VIII nnih '
forwarded unless such additional p8Ni.f Is
fully prcpnd thereon by stamps. Suppi'Hfn
iary Transatlantic Mails are also op'uco on
inc piers OF the AMERICAN. ENGLISH 4ri
FRENCH steamers whenever tho sn'N1-,
occur nj 900 s. 81 or later and late mail rii
be deposited In tue mall boxes on ~. pf7
Of the German Lines sailing from HphIr
The mails on the piers open one hour aHd IS
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before sailing time. Only regular stag,
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articles mailed on the piers Of tho 1r'r' 'H.
Whne star ami German tSea Posl steamers
double postage letlers 10 cents hall ounce
on other Lines.
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CURLING.
Van COrilandt &. &. Wins Dewar Challenge
Gun After Close Game.

The final game for the Dewar challenge
cup and four gold medals was PLAYED yes
terday at Van Cortlandt Lake and the mitch
was the closest seen in this locality this season.
Both teams PLAYED we'll and as the ice was in
fine condition there were some rare inwick-
ing and draw shots. Seventeen heads were
played and when sixteen Of these were dis
posed OF the score was up sticks. The
Thistles laid 10 the tee and with good guard.
but Isaiah Frnsier, skip for the Van Cort-
landts. ny a wonderful invoking shot made
d "potlid. scoring two and winning the cup.
The Dewar cup was arst played for, in 1900
and was won by the Manhattan G. {. and IN 1901
by the Caledonlnns There was no game in
1907 and the Utica G. {. won II Ia 1908. Last
year there was no game.
Van Cortland &. {. Thijls c. C.
1 Comerford. G. Tumbull
4 Roth. & Mackenzie
q Frascr. a Frazer,
|. Fra6lcr. skip. is 4. Dickson, SKIP, ia
Umpire, Forrest MaCrcr.
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MEDICAL.


QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE In ds-r-,.
OF men. dangerous CASES sQIrItcd. relief at orr.
sose desiring only nrst N =. srirntiup tr, 'rl..
you'd call. The leading SZe1i,,i 5r BoN>CHt h.
NO isi West 2it - iigTr.5 = . sHrd1ts 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-01

The entries Of Bondage Tokalon and
Rams Horn for the Brooklyn have been de-
clared void.
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Regular ..nd supplemental m1lls close 1' Pope
oign Sia,ion corner ~ West aud Morton tr.aI.t
nsif hour later than closing tnr shown H..1u.
Gexrent tr1t Supplementary Mails for .IfIHr ma
Central America via Colon close one hour 'i.r- az
Foreign Stouonl
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MAILS ron s9rTn All, Ccr>IRN. AMrWN

WEDNESDAY, ~. ~ 4 FOR pIRN 'NRl 90.
Fhoct mall Tor Pctnamhuop. Nacrioaad 5
must ic dire ied per >it1r-uip .ta.1
Prilce". at a. NJ. iol ,,.lui r'
lao j. Nj Tor 81 THlN t~ 81 tEuiN
GUIANN. per steamship Ma loa nuau nr r.r
rAdoS. Gre ada and 'rLl-idad must tcal '..
THr1,SpHS q AisN ii 'or CtBt. ylcNbN
' 'ma, T io2 p,6cr ii 1,rts Of Mcs~a ra a
reced per steamship Monterey Of as ~ .r
MAYAGrl1. ordinary mail ouh '"l slH...t
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Porto Rico must hc directed ,c, '.u
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P,ilt Gosvc and Aux Cages must hn d' d
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Ma Tunpico. lmail must b. directed i.'
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REPUBLIC, per steamship Sc1.,nolr
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ship fgGs sr ac6 ms io yS @aSso al or
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Elementary 1890 4. 81 for FORl(sE ISLAND,
JAMAICA and COLOMBIA. except CatcA and
hlna mail for Costa Rlca must be directed
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Via Matanzas ms.l must be directed nv
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AUTOMOBILES.

EIIrII1lIIII{l A Al AT cSsS2iSSi
~ 1-de1nohIfrs. s. 5000. Georges Richard.
81 600 Clement, 81 200 PnnhArd 5000 olds mobiles'
-four passenger. 500 CadiilscS 500 $500: Ram
hers s25O Decauylllcs. N,iOo Peerless $50 baker'
tsoO Columbia "Seabright." $3.50 Northern, $3.50
81 800 air cool ed. twenty horse, $1,000 Franklin.
$500 81 $50 runAbouts, $3.50 81 POO tonnchus, 500
100 other opportunities Exchanges made.
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE, 1871 10
ilS West 4bth.
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PosT OFFICE.
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49, - e. = D. n a
POST OFFICE NOTICE
Should be read DAILY hy Hl lnier.vsi Al,
changes MAY occur at any tlWrI
Foreign malls Tor the week ending Irh'ua- o. 'a,.
vii, close PROMPTLY In al rasc,l ~ OBJ D.rJ
post Once as follows: PARCELS iuNI fEr I
close ors hour sdriier Uau closing time ..u,I a.
low Parcels Post mails for Gcrrtt. ..-. Il
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-01

rnthe matter Of riding talent ni New Orleans
This winter. Jockey Baird Is the discovery of
he meeting The hoy j. q Canadian and is
under contract 10 John Nixon. Who trained
circuit last yenr With his apprentice allow
ance Baird l. probably as valuable a prospect
al were o'Connor; Odom burns, RULER and
prominence in the Crescent city. Several
Oilers have been made TOR Bnird. hut Nixon
IL not in hurry to accept any oil them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-01

Grover Cleveland Fuller las been taking
rnre OF himself this winter and IS now riding
more winners ct Los Angeles than he has IN
many months Fuller says ne VIII come
F,st for the Aqueduct meeting and VIII ride
rs FREQ lance. He can make los pounds