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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
0RDrRs PIrrHERS TO REPORT
Manager Grinlth OF New York Americans
Going south NeNi week.

Manager Griffith OF the New York Ameri-
c.ns sent ont word yesterday to his young
pitchers TO report In Mon, gomery Ala. on
March / 70 begin training. Grlfiith expects
TO get an curly start IN fitting his pitching
recruits for the season and to have them
in shape TO serve up some real speed and
curve. when the regulars Of his team report
ON March : lie thinks his batters will get
acme practice that is worth while. The
manager will start Tor Montgomery a week
from today. accompanied by Catcher Dufy.
Pitchers Metcalf. Clarkson and several others
Wbie Grtnith IL away improvements will
he going or ut American League PARK, Inc
space behind the grand stand IL 10 pc peauil-
fled and made into small phrh; ptiNH55
for vehicles walks and grass plot" WI oe I,.lu
ont Another Improvement VIII De the u09lnl1
away with the steep incline where the leid
exit IL The incline is to be extended from
Inc field 10 the street. so that IT viii be much
more gradual than at present; .o,.,,o ,,r,si.
Harry pullam the National League presl-
dent il beset these days with applications
from persons who want to be umpres
~ 10 answer all these applications ne
snid but find II takes up too much time.
/ urk now led ged or" application from man
away out West and old him ms appiIhlloh
had been put on file. In Tow DAYS hau a
toleyruu from the man which was sent COZ,
lrc ard cost me 81 81, asking whcn ne shonio
rapport Mia. ,o;,,,,
OF play decided are also p tax on your I'm"
aud gray matter used TO answer thrse
Questions with y GOOD nfVl ~
I'M when PEOPLE began sitting NJ nights
figuring out queer and impossible plays ara ,l
then wanting me 10 pass on lils'I ,an ~, ~
ral hair | get questions that no man on
earth could answer. and no rules coulu De
framed 10 cover some Of the situations whlch
the vivid imnginRtons OF correspondents u'g
up - .t,.,s h,,o
been approved and promulgated by Pre-i-
dent Pulliam
Contracts with ST. Louis John j Warner
Released rs Philadelphia 70 indlsn9polls'
Roth O. DonAhuc. by Philadelphia 20 tolumbuS,
n T. Hulswitj. b. chicago 10 san FRANCISCO; lanes
WhAicn hy Brooklyn 10 Baltimore AdslhS'
nj Mason + T. ,tofdsn !. V. By on. J T Hayden.
+ u Rurchell T. u Wutse, Hugh lcnn'ngs' G z
ia,idensAgrr. j q. Kelly by brookiyn 10 LrtScy
Ciiy Walter Mueller Henry pattec. g. W Matrlt.
" C. Clement by Broos}n 20 NoanF' 'nancS
Cargo
The fact that Dave Fult7 has been i'd
mitt cd To the bar may result n his retlrp-
mont from professional baseball The New
York American League optrelder 81 said ls as,
mind thai he was through with the game
he doubted II he would play THE season, that
he wns In tho law and would probably STICK
10 IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
COLTUBTt 'OS ATHLETICS.
Freshmen Have second series 81 Track
Team Tr!-CuiS.

Columbia's freshmen athletes competed
yesterday IN the college gymnasium in the
second %; a cries OF tTy-outs for the fir7t dual
meet with Newark Academy next saturday.
Five competitions we're held From the
result. Of these races and trials. which have
been held for the lntt two weeks Coach
iertberg OF the varsity track team VIII
pick the men who are to represent the class
Of '0s against the schoolboys. The, meet
next SATURDAY. win be the first IN which n
IRE shman track team has competed There
ha- been great Interest IN the Rnmes and the
freshmen candidates are fully a. numerous
a hose ont for tho varsity team
John Brown, who Inst week won the
e. ward sprint Yesterday finished in front
IN the trials a. IVA yards. and also qualified
In the eco ward run. Brown won the 1ilarter
mile in TIE -ophon e-freshman duBl meet
on the varsity football team last season.
qualified in the shot put along With Philip
Won Saltga Of the ms football eleven. The
results Of Yesterdays competitions follow;
l7s Yard Dash Won by lohn Y. Brown, college.
s. StccL Ter, college. second II. 4. HymAn. science.
third. " " fonking science fourth. Time,
y . 5 seconds
John Y. brown. col eCe second J. Wohllng. science
third Time. ! minute second
$50 Yard Run Won by y. Roscnhaum. science
c. Sirober. science. second T. IsSsup science
third y. levin. college fourth. Time. minutes
one Nile Run Won Is l.. c. Bergman. college
I. IS. Hehve. science, second. J. FeicenbAufn
science. third. C. MacChTysial. college. foJrth
Time. s minutes II rs seconds
putting 10 Pound shot Won by PhilIp Won
Heinrich, scicncc. and r.. Mackenzie, science,
tied for second p,acr al - feet iucl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
DEATH or E. j. HtWLIN.
Founder or Village Farm and breeder Of
NnnN Noted Trottcrs.

BUFFALO. Feb e0.-Cicero ! Hamlin, one
of the weathie7t and best known residents
OF Buffalo and western New York died as
the family home. 1885 Delaware avenue.
at 40 O'Clock this morning Death was
due TO old age Mr.. Hnmln was in his ssth
year
Mr. Hamlin was the founder OF Village
Farm, at East aurora. where he produced
some Of the fastest trotters in the world
The foundation of his successful business
career also was laid in Fast Aurora where
he had n general store years ago. MIR Ham
lin. unlike many others. made money by
raising and breeding horse. one OF the
beat known horses raised by nm was The
Abbot Tie horse that Nj. famlin liked
best Of all was Belle Hamlin.
For practically half century Mr. Hamlin
has been enc OF the most prominent figures
in tho harness horse world. Beginning in
modest way at a time when the harness breed
ing industry was in ats infancy he founded
the Village Farm stud ana 'Ted 70 see t thG
a the foremost nursery Of harness cham
pons in the world.
Two factors contributed largely TO Mr.
Hamlin's great success as breeder, HI was
practical hor-cmau. Few professional rcins-
men could equal his 3kill in driylns horse
10 yesrs he drove q pair Of trotters OF his own
breeding not only TO world record. but a
living or dead, las ever driven pair under
the same conditions
The second characteristic that rohtrlbuted
10 success was hls lndoinihuI WI ana uh :
tirinR energy he never kileH WHAT tallufe
meant When hl5 theoile. am iHlts OF ! Drseu-
ing We're cIlllciseu ne W ~ NYn, " SAY ~ Mne1
put the HfuIcN w " w 'oa,H ~ "'It ~
the tuners stand tht puulo can gudHe VINO
- rlght. ne IlNtu 70 "a eNuiSt r.. .neoIS
denlohS'tateu ,o.IeiI aiiu W Puu nv hH'IieS
on tine illnlhg pohtu ~ NV Hai uess NAM
pionE IMAM any o'h't p''eue' vi s''u ever
produced. ,, >tL,. IT..
Ahnont, ", 80 allu h A., mo hlhg were
the nrSt sl1eS nv saNe vi, AMIN Mtu'
REPUTATION. bo', IloI ~ WI 1871 cIltl-
eised nu' eeon nsorgr prondrGa IA ta.+s ~
the lons ~ on 49,, HV'in irSo US that stanu
TO the credi, OF llaqfs rat ,, S tniues Was
added IRON ,he uo,iu 10 W. h 3'uu a,u M,
liamlln theh 1'e.vn na nu "su ~ ~ Own ,
stuu lne lueuo IL H. ptouhhLlns
hs,hsss - Nv o,'Io p'o o'
o. Ptpt st Nllhos' -, v MP IoliilNl anu
Nj hap'h vas seHsIfiy @ IoI hHt IN
SludiiR REPRESENTATIVE '' '''e ''"'ll 70
head h.s s'UH, go ,.,,,. ;ndotpI,. .,.,,.,od
XII ,,as a. bgr,,cs bd,.e 90, t,ii
on mum, pa a ~. ,it, 7,t, o k ~
nov nov a. ~ bI"nd Inc Rom tb b M mIs
oNlI, 'on z. DioVv - 'I H. IrJ ~ ilnls9
No ,nts ,oi,in rc1erd he Aou%.'
10 - ~ n No,,,h,,'o I,r,n,,, uiane
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
ron LEWIS AND GANS.
California Tub Ready to Match " ell known
Ilghtuelghis.

An effort is being made to arrange
twenty round bout between Joe Cans and
Willie Lewis Of this city at san Francisco
sometime in April. unless boxing IN Cali
fornia is stopped in the meantime YESTERDAY
Harvey Pollok. representing Lewis, received
a despatch from Al Heiford asking him IL
le would let Lewis meet i'ans az the ose-
mite 4 c. san Francisco. during the early
uart or April Pollok .ent back word that
he would be only 20 glad to bring about such
A mill 30 the whole thing T. up 10 HEREFORD
Lewis has done credltable work in the ring
during the pat eight months or 20 Ne
has a succession OF knockouts on his list
and besides he Is one OF the few so-clllsd
lightweiRhts who can do 1873 pounds and
remain strong There il no mention in Her
fors'r despatch a. 10 weight. so j, Is presumed
that II Lewis and The negro come together
the scale viii be la5 pounds or thereAbout.
Gans has admitted that he cannot reduce
to 1913 pounds again without Weakening
himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
seventh Regiment Rire shooting.

The new armory rife competitions have
been arranged by the Seventh Regiment rlie
club. 20 be shot in the armory range. and
they viii be among the most interesting
matches among those on the clubs schedule
The new competitions and their conditions
are "a follows Wimbledon cup match for
indiyiduals 10 stimulate interest among
candidates for the reamental rifle team next
summer lne trophy TO nv shot for in
February and again ia March the February
winner 20 shoot against the March winner
for the ownership OF the trophy. The five
highest scores OF fourteen shots each seven
shots standing and seven shots prone to count
and one minute 70 he allowed for each sho
The cup for this contest Is offered by COM
mittee OF The club composed OF Sergi Suydan
Company g. and Privetes r. c. Robinson
Company {, and CrRgin COMPANY
The second match Is known as the dis
appearing target match. TO he shot on sw eep-
stake entries. Ave shots on shoulder and
hye shots prone. time for each string thirty
seconds. the prizes 70 be as provided in weer-
stake matches. The object of the last named
match Is TO accustom the contestants 10
conditions similar to the rapid IRE Match.
held a. CreedmooT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21

IINiNCToN. Feb 90 Knn'aka one ~ the
foremost thoroughbred stations OF modern
times. is dead ~ the Mendowthorpe stud
Of Col James J. Pepper IN lids county. Kan
TAXA was - vears old and had been pen
siOuer FOR the past two years. col Pepper
bought the horse from the late y. lorillnr
who imported him AZ cost ~ 5000 He
wHs horse OF great speed. but. meeting
with an accident when in training was never
raced In the stud he sired such peri ormer,
as King Barleycorn. Blnok Venus Time
maker. Kentucky Colonel, Par Excellence.
Kentucky Rose. FLYING Venus, Epidemic
Back Number. Royal Summons kilmerie
King Edward. Pearl Finder John Barley
corn. Whisky King. Prince Pepper. Cantcen.
King Pepper and many other winners.
lie was half brother TO the English Derby
winner Hermit. sire Of st Blaine and Shotovar
both Derby winners. lie was sired By Scot
t-h Chief and out Of Socluslon by iradmor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
Boals for IA, SHE Yacht duh.

SIX boats are being built by Tom Chaplain
at Roslyn for members Of the Bay Side Yacht
club which arc TO be raced in a series Of con-
,osts this summer These boats are very
similar in model o the leebi. which Is owned
by D. X. Brown Of Flushing and which
won so many races. including the champion
ship in her class on the Sound last summer
some slight changes have been made m the
new bonts will he even faster than the Jeebi.
These boats Will be eligible 10 race in IN"
rs inches OF water They carry no ballast.
inside or outside rhc Jeebi won many races
In 1903 and last year IN all sorts OF weather
She defeated tho others in her class and put
thirteen races to her credit
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The members OF the Bond Drivers Assooin-
ton met last night nt the Cadillac Hotel 10
arrange dates ior tne annual Speedway par
ade and incidentally 70 take up other matters.
After a long conference It was decided IN
hold the parade early IN May. the exact date
to be de- ided upon late when Tho date
for the annual police parade is known
PARK Commissioner PBllas has promised
70 take No the matter OF the entrance al
Fifty -ninth street and an appropriation is
10 be made 70 cover the expense Of widening
and improving the entrance
4 large delegation Of members has decided
10 attend the dinner Of the Hudson COUNTY
Road Drivers In New Jersey OF Feb Is The
Newark Road Drivers will give A dinner on
March :. and the New York club will be ell
represented.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21

The socon week OF the Il inch hak line
bandicap tourney at the knickerboc ecker
Academy. Brooklyn. began last night with
a contest between Leonard and HoNie. The
winner was Leonard. after a fairly close
game Hoxie plsyed strongly in The latter
part Of she contest. but not strongly enough
10 redeem = good deal Of Door work IN ne
carly innings Leonard zot big start. and
double figure runs gave him safe lead
ll.e score.
leonard ZOO .. T. a. :. o. 90 10. q. a. o 49, =
a. 10. o. q 49, o. q. l. o. =. Z. l. > q. q. n q. $50 o.
s. 7 o. T. O. A. /. O. 0. o. q n. 5. q. Lsi2 Toia
20 Average. as? Nigh nun a.
HoNie lp1l z. n. o. :. o. 7. ,, ? o. n. n. 4 :, n
I. 3 J. o. q. s. I. :. - Is, ? T. ,. >. n H. o.
s. 81. i6s. r.. p =. g. 7. o. Total. li2. Aver
age, 81 g. lligh nun, rs.
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Impro, cmcnts on the Pri,steer,

Rear Copmodore r \. c Smiths steam
yacht PrivRteer Is al the James Reilly Repair
and Supply Compauy's yard at Jersey CITY
having ex tensive alterations made in The in
terror rrangementt when these are com
pleied the privAteer viii have nine sta TO-
rooms and saloon Aft. communicating hy
an enclosed passage with a large dining saloon
Oh the main deck There will also he a decjS
saloon forward in the house nn the upper
deck. The Yacht wIll slso have complete
promenade deck from stem 70 stern Tbs
vision OF gsrdner & Cox and are 70 De an
Ahed BIZ MAY Is.
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TUESDAY l:n.--M I \. M for EUROPE. p-i
steamship Kionprul Wilhelm. Via Pll MOUTH
Chrrbuurg and bremen -,
WEDNESDAY IN AT $50 \. N. for RI mop
prT steamship Majestic. Via oucrnstown am
liverpool: at 7.30 \ NJ. for NETliERl.NNht
direct. per steamship Amsterdam 'mall must
be directed per steamship Amsterdam
TUI RSDAY f2sl. AT ! \. NJ. for FRANCE, SNll
ZFRTAND, ITALY, SPAIN. RIl1Ai.
'fi'RKEI, EGYPT GREECE and BRITISH
INDIA per steamship la Gascognc. VIA lta,r,
mail for other parts " Europe must be "a.
Ierted per steamship la GnscOgpc
SATURDAY 70. At t3u \. NJ for " My direct
per steamship eiinar mail must be directed
per steamship Ncimar'i, At y u. 'rr
Europe. pei steamship 81, Louis. VA ~
mouth and hefbourg Imail for Liverpool.
Scotland and ireland must be directed per
steamship 81 Louisa AZ oD ior
EUROPE per steamship Campanla va Queen,
town aud Iiveipool 81 $50 \ VI Tor hil
GUM PARCELS. POST NAILS. per steamship
Nnderlaud Irregular mall for Beglnnl mu,'
he directed 'pcs steamship Nadcrland' A. 80
A. NJ To- SCOTLAND dircct, per steamship
Furnessla mall must be- directed per Steam
ship TurueSsiaJ. Al 10 \ NJ. for NOR =
ISLANDS. pee steamship Republic mai Tor
Italy uiuS be directed per siranshI1 NJ
pubilc'i at ti.30 4 II. for ITALY dtr'' pr'
steamship pii-H Ndhlbert mail NUS %
directed 'pei steamship pr,a1 \dalocIt
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, &c, EXCEPT
TRANSPAClF1C.

CUBA-Via Port Tampa, Florida, closes Al ms
once daily, except Thursday. at $50 A. NJ
the connecting mails close here on MondsSN
MEXICO ClTY.-OverlAnd. unless specially al
dressed for despatch by steamer. clo's' a.
this 9 'nc sa eS S%nSaS SSn a. loo p ~ and
NEWFoUNDLAND te1cep, PArces-Pos, Mail ,, =
closes at this oG!cr daily. except SUNDAY -
Up NJ sunday at $50 r. NJ connecting NJ a ,
close here every Monday. Wednesday AMI
JAMkIcA'EBy rail TO Bos,on and thence by
steamer. closes al this once at p NJ Tues
By r,l to Philadelphia and thence y
steamer closes al this once at 1850 =
Wednesday.
MouELoN.-By rail TO Boston and thenes ~
steamer. coses al this once daily -1criN
Sunday. at i. NJ; SUNDAY AT $50 p.
BAHAMAS (exocpt Parcels Post Malls BY r'N
TO Miami; Fa and ,henss By sIeame Il CO. 5S,'.
day and Saturday.
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS nsst Coast
and thence BY steamer closes at this once dAlI
except sunday. al 1850 y. NJ. and tl0@ ,. " q
Sundays a. 400 p. VI. and 1000 p NJ con
Meeting mail closes here Mondays al w"
COSTA RIcA-By rail to New Orleans and theme,
nv steamer closes az this once daily eIrepi
days at 500 y II. and 1900 =. " lconncc'
ing mail closes here TUESDAYS at Yoso ?
leans and thence by steamer, close, q, ~
once daily. except SUNDAY, at $3.50 p. sna
tloso P. NJ sundays AZ 81 90 P n. ana ~
p NJ (conneciing mall closes here NcduH'
days al 5000 p. NJ.
PANAMA and CANAL zoNE.-By rail 10 Ntt
Orleans, IA and thence by steamer Cos Is
days a, $50 p H. and joSo P. NJ. SUNDAY,
at 500 p. Al. and 5000 y. N. lconnee,hf
mail closes here every sunday az tloN J
REGISTERED MAIL closes a, 900 p. NJ pTe'''-'
day.
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Foreign mails for tho week ending February y.
1905. will close tPRoMPTLY. IN ali cases. a. th-
General Post once as follows: REGISTERED
AND PARCELS POST MAILS close one bol'
cgriisr than closing time shown below. Parcels,
post malls for Germany close at p NJ. fcbruar
30 Der steamship Kronprin2 Wilhelm: Fchruar
80 per steamship BarbarosSa: February ~ pet
steamship Graf Waldcrsec; and February -, pc,
steamship BTcslsu.
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Regular and Supplementary malls close a. Tor.
riRn Station corner OF West and Morton Strct'sl
half hour later than closing time shown below
(eGcopt that Supplementary Malls for Euron,
and Central America. Via Colon close one hoYf
later al Foreign Station)
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TRAYsPAcIFIc NAILS, FORWARDED OVER.

LAND DAILY,
The schedule OF closing Of Transpscinc Aa.'
IS arranged on the presumption OF their unnle'
rlpted overland transit TO port OF sailing ~
pscinc Malls despatched Via Vancouver Victoria
Tacoma OF Seattle, which close ? " pIeIo'
day close At the General Post ofnee. New y oiH
pHiLIpPiNE ISLANDS and GUAM, via san F1ar.
cisco, close al -. NJ. Feb q for despatch per
FIJI ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA except West aai
NEW CALEDONIA. VIA Vancouver ana ~
tona b. C.. close at NJ Feb % 'o' ~
spAtch per steamship Moana. ,,. ~,
mail for PHILIPPINE ISL NNDS. Wa Neali -
close ate Al. Feb. 20 for dc'paieh per Steam
ship fremont. -
q Tor despatch per steamship Alameda ,,,,.,,
HAWAII JAPAN KOREA. CHINA and PHiliF
sP. II. March 5 for despatch per steamship
TAHITI and AARouEsAs ISLANDS - 81
Francisco. close al p N. March 10 'iof r'
spatch per steamship ManpoSs 49,.
iiJI ISLANDS,. Ma san Francisco ,'oSr d
or NJ. March II. for despatch pet s''al'.
the British mail for New zealand doe. no, ~
live IN time 10 onneci With nus despa'C . -A
= N Sundsys at 1 80 4. Ma < II and = 50
yill be made up and forwarded uh'H
arrival OF the CunArd Steamer. .,.,.,
eSHirNs sRd PHILfPPISE is5li>ps =
Vancouver and Victoria 3 C. close ~ '-.r,..
March "a for despatch per steamship '".N.
Of india.
MA%caURA .s!s.P, NewGsy99g sad To ,-,.l..
forwarded via Russia.
Iniess otherwise addressed We 81
trallR Is forwarded Via Curopc \'W 20
Via San francisco. and certain place l IN.
chinese Province OF NunnAn, VIA if'l' .i'
addressed via Europe mus, ~ n,lI, ?fcps .
the tureign rates Hawaii is for''rd-i
WILLIAM r. wilcox. roera'"h
Post once New NuTE, y =. Fen IT, F'
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POST OFFICE.
posr OFFICE NOTICE,

SHOULD be read DAILY by ell interested. AZ
changes may occur Al any timel
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSE BLANKETS. ROBES AND HARNESS.
Lined stable Blankets, so cents. Square Blankets.
ti.7j Extra HcaVy.S 81 II Pounds Leathered. sJ.7j.
Team Harness, 500. Express Harness SIS.
PETERS HARNESS r SADDLERN Co,
IS West broadway. near Chambers ST. upstairs.
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MEDICAL

QUICKEST PERMANENT CuRE n 49,
Of men: dangerous cases collected relisi ~ ~,
those desiring only hrHt class scientific NtA5.r,'
should can The ieadlnr specialist. lDr Bon SCh
no. IaI West 7IIt ~. Hours9S So SundiTA " -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21
AUTOMOBILES.
LlIIIIIWJII. LAMPS SALE!

Grey Davis, Soar, Detz. etc. his week Al
prices that viii make YOU buy thcm
700 IMPORTED HORNS, listing from $500 10
f25 oo. nj nfiy cents on the dollar.
Automobile FIR COATS, worth 5000 At 80.
Fur LINED $500 Goats, SIS 10 t25.
\ nvr story Building fl Of Automobile goods.
T.. ". WILLIS co. Park Place. y. Y.
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES &c

rct iosS 50 or %PciRAG.t ssss1 f 5
S S%fVApo 5si PSNNMA. cfNyl; lo2g, t{Gi
DEPARTMENT or CoLoMBlA Ect ApoR
ss5ysni BoL u. coon Ss% Ta sa Df G iSis
mus, b. directed peS rs, SieoTshlP p SsE r.
I,RAGMl', ~ per stesnsnlp Flsine a. +? !
iorYUcATAN aud CAMPttHE. rer slceo,n.a
riomo tmoi 9gS b 1lrecsG ,p7r ,'s4H
PM for 81 THOMAS. 81. CROIA, LHLWlnp
aid WlNpWARD ISLANDS qri oGLlA$A
4. vincent Grenada and trinidad mus, %
directed geT r,!e!;smsihl5p k9lQpa y a.
THU RsbAY 29 II q2e 1, ! ~. ,,.ygge@.n,,
MARTA and other places in MAGuNLfNN
pEpiRTMENT; G,oolLo}NIlRR,A reGf :, ilg,eGn,',
G Gsni !. per ssi%eAmsnp Havana mat x,
other parts OF Mexico must be- directed t''
ss5 3 h'y for sAHAMSs SlP
Santiago OmsI for Mexico. VA ramnoo rH
b Grfs,sd Ger $50 sss"'n S iol sNEfwrovp
lNTANAMO and SANTIAGO, psf steamship
Clcnt ecos mail must lie dire ted per fsam
ship Glen n egos"i.
SATURDAY t2sl At \. NJ. for BERMupA n-r
T mcaIsfv esS 4 NJ Tor cURAcAo and WIZ
W'ELA. per steamship MSracaibo nnai. 'oi
Colombia. yia Curacao. must he dlIcclfd ~
steamship Maracaibo1; at $50 \ t,upp..
Ts9,MSgS $50 h a NJ for p Por2 iV6%R ,F1
ISLANDS. pcr steamship Ponce. VIA san iuAp
mail for Barbados. -. Vincent Grenada and
Trinidad must be directed per steamship
Ponce -: Al $50 4. N. (supplemenlhrN luN W
for FORTUNE ISLAND,J ANAlCA ana COLON
BIA except CAuca and Magdhlcnh OfHh,'
tncnts per steamship Allegheny imsli 'o'
Costa Rlca. Via Limon. must be directed TT
steamship aleghany y, at 10 \. NJ. Tor ~ ~,
ncr steamship Mexico, Via Havana. a. ~ y
Tor GRENADA. ST NlNCENT.. TWNlpAN
ClUDAD BOLIVAR and GUIANA per steam
ship Msravni. at II NJ. for BARBADOS apa
NORTHERN BRAZIL. per steamship NAian'
hcnsc via Barbados, Para and ManaoN
NOTICE-Flvc cents per half ounce n dfdN71
IN fis regular pOSf00S must be prcpsld on 4,
letters forwarded by the StPPLEMFNl ann
NAILS. aud letters deposited in the dlop'
marked LETTERS for FOrefgn Counfrte',- allff
The CLOSING or THE REGULAR MAIL. Tor
drSnntch BY particular vessel. VIII not be 50
forwarded unless such additional poslGgs q
guiIv prepdld thereon hy stamps supple .
mertary Transatlantic Malls are also opehetl
on the piers OF the AMERICAN, ENGLISH
and FRENCH steamers Whenever the sAiingS
occur at e.Oe \. NJ. or later. and late mall may
hc deposited In the mall boxes on the piers OF
the tsSrnan Lines sailing from Hoboken. The
mails on TIC piers open one hour and q hlli
before sailing time and close ten minlicN
before sailing time. Only regular poNag"
tlrttcrS 0 cents half ouncel is euuired on ~
tIcles mailed on the piers OF the Anfrf9'l
VINE !S1r aud German tSca POST steamer
double postage deticrS 10 cents hall ounce
other lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-21

Bob Tii2sinmons kicked his pct lion IN
the street al Terre Heutc the other DAY and
vas arrested. Then he tried 20 punch the
policeman. hut vhcu n crowd collected tho
lAnky man went ~ tho station house without
further protest Therc'he explained that the
Ion had heeu uu:ulv and Inst he did not
mean 10 resist arrest Tie was discharged.
only 10 Doc tnrred away from two hotels be
cause be tri"1 20 take his Hifos pot poodle
- DIS rooms 'itz is saving some harsh things
.nolt lie own Lu.L now.