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New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON.

The Central Railroad Of New-Jersey announces
a popular spring excursion to Washington on April
IS by their Royal Limited trains. when the rate
tyclndine hotel and other expenses, viii be Sl2
rrhe tickets include stop-over privileges at Phia-
deiphia and Baltimore. The Capitol city which Is
80 bIogsonoing in it's bright spring garb, offers no
end of amusement and instruction to tourists The
NeVy-JeTsev Central has issued an itinerary OF the
trim which is sent free 10 any applicant oy Z. M
Purt G. Z. A. New-York city
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
= p1ATT HAS COMFORTABLE DAH

Washington. Conn, April s.-Senator o. d. Piatt
.osad comfortable afternoon ard generally
nnist dav. his respiration being better at late
hour this afternoon than for the last two days. &C
oordina, to a statement issued tonight by the at
tending physicians Dr. Ford Of this place. VINO
y,as in attendance on the Senator throughout the
day, said tonight:
NJ to,.. No desire 20 conceal tho fact that the
ernator's condition Is critical There is Is sun 9
n1 s,oo,1nt OF auid In the pleuTal cavity OF the
tt si5e ss result OF the second attack OF pneu-
9n5o ms strength IS holding out well. ana there
ig little change in his coilhitH'''
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

Ynhna unni-inr
c. c. N. Y. SHUT OUT BY LEHIeH.
IBy TELEGRAPH 10 THE TnIBUN

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUSEI
South Bethlehem. Penn. April s-Lehigh defeated
the College OF the City Of Eew-York at lacrosse
here this afternoon by the score OF TO o. In the
first game Of the season The visitors were out
played in all stages Of the game. In the first half
Lehigh scored five goals In the second half the
New-YoTk tenn braced up in the first part, but
they weakened again, and Lehigh got four more
goals The greater part Of the play was in New
YorIs territory and were Il not for the all around
playing OF the New-York teams defence the score
would have been greater. Estes and n. Merriman
played well for Lehigh
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
GOLF AT PINEHURST.
Ne;C Record in Open Championship
-HereshOf's CEeUer Play.
lBE TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBUNEl

Pinehurst \. c, April A-Donald Ross. profes-
sional OF the Pnehurst club won the S6-hole medal
play open championship. which closed the weeks
rolhng OF the United North and South champion
ehips to-day. his breaking the professional
record Tor the course. tie play-om for third
MACE between Fred" Herreshoff. the New-York
rolfer runner-up 10 Il. Chandler Egan in the na-
sionaI amateur championship last year. and A II
1espn professional OF the Palm Beach and Poland
srring Golf clubs. by Herreshon
BerreshoR played brilliant ana consistent golf
making TWO duplicate rounds OF IS TO an 50 and IS
sor Fenn and a b1zz Of excitement spread through
ol.t the crowd at the clubhouse when the scores
were posted
A nine-hOle 3lay-on was agreed on, the first six
and the last three holes, which was followed by
se,,eral hundred people. HerreshofI won 2 stroke
N The second. fourth ana seventh holes, winning
WITH s. Fonn's a. the professional failing 10 90
better than halve-
Ross's morning card y and his afternoon "a
4he fastest amateur or professional golf seen
here Last years tie play-of between the pro-
tessonals. Jack" Hobens and Alex Ross, at l52
v9s al that time considered remarkable, but the
so1Irse has since been heightened. and Is now by
borie siA strokes harder than last year. The re-
Tsrs5le feature Of the card IS that II contains
Gc0re under three or over i've, and there two
rounds out and one in. in Sc The cards:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
BOSTON A. A.
hARvARpIs WHlsT VIcToRY.

AeW-HaVen. Conn. April s-Yale met defeat this
afternoon and evening at whist IN the annual tour
hanent with Harvard, the score being: Harvard
o. Yale. i. Twenty-eight hands. seven rounds.
We're played under the Narragansett system. The
tournament was concluded with a dinner. after
"Alch TIE Harvard players left for Boston
The two teams were as foiloWs; Yale, G. s. ia
SoeoE, o. J. H. Dunlap O5; " = KoeRler o.
s@lo ). n Wallis Harvard v X kesaeI. Il; }. a.
taae, Il. J. L DiIlope ia and .. ". Putnam, A Q
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
LiQuOzOne and Give 1t to Y

fects are exhilaratlng, vitalizing, purifying Yet
1t Is germicde so certain that we publish on
every bottle an offer Of $1,000 for a disease
germs are vegetables: and Liquozone-Iike an
excess OF oXygen-is deadly to Vegetal matter
There lies the great value Of LiquOzOne 1t is
the only way known to kin germs in the body
without killing the tissue. too. Any drug that
kills germs is a poison. and II cannot be taken
internally Every physician knows that medf-
cine is almost helpless in any germ disease
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
PLAY ON LOCAL LINKS.
Scores at DyAer MeadosO-4ndresU
Carnegie 1T st. .AndrezUs.

The fine weather yesterday tempted scores OF
golfers 70 their favo-ite links. and at Englewood
St Andrews. Dyker Meadow, Marine and Field
and Garden City there was lack OF informal
play. Andrew Carnegie was one OF those out at St
Andrews. where about forty Of the clubs members
made the round NJ. Carnsgie's partner was ". S.
Ia K OF this city. Among the others playing
were John Reid. r H Robertson. D. P. Kingsley
and Dr. Rogers At the Richmond County links
the season was started with a team match between
The married and single men The former won by
g 70 9. Is the following score shows:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
LACROSSE.
Columbia Beaten in We'll Played
Game at WaRamSbridge.

an close game. the New-York Lacrosse Club
,eo S-e4'eo Columbia yesterday at Wtlliamsbridge by
.He score or 10 l. In the irst half 1t looked as
Dush columbia would win. Its defence was IN
0'D4S AFTER fourteen minutes OF play, Hoynes
scored FOR Columbia and the score remained 10
ior the rest OF the half
a nne second half however. superior form began
" 'elA' and after six minutes OF play Foran scored
- Nie New-Nork lacrosse team. This soon
,Sa ,SIlo@Me1 @ by goals by Donohue and Jacoby. Near
,youi5 u OF TIE half Il looked though Columbia
,NrD soalo score again, but fast work BY NeW-York
prevented il. The halves were twentv-hve ,ninutes
eAeh' The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
nv wARRANr EoR sMrrHs.

Columbus. Ohio, April s.-GOvernor Herrick this
afternoon issued new warrant for the extradition
OF J. Morgan smith and wife, now under arrest o.
Cincinnati. at the request OF Mr., GaTvln. of New
York Governor Herrick maintains the original war
OF Mr.. Garvin. who said this the only point On
which there could be any contention, and he WiSEa1
70 be fully fOrJlhed from legal point q view.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
IRON MERGER PROPOSAL REJECTED.

A proposition made within a few days to the
on+rolIinz interests in the SlOss- Sheffield Steel
and Iron Company by Blair & Co. who are d-
rfinp the progress of the projected Southern iron
--4 ateaI uSraer to enter the merger on the basis
oP on exchange OF stock, has been rejected 1t Is
eafd in wall Street. President Maben OF the
ss-r'Ss- SbeO6eld company. who has been In New
York for several weeks, started yesterday for
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
mAoMEIlc Clue 10 PIE.

The Magnetic club. composed OF the "inesl' , a''o
aJ cher electric rnf nufncturinE companies OF this
ctv win hold its annual spring dinner al the Hotel
As,or ON 7-nlrsday evening. April d. hany FORMER
ieieeraphers who have achieved tiil l oIg, NV
H. the guest ~ honor. Special anu move .saturts
1,,,f.,e ,5,1rsftve of his work heye be9n hIlnfed
~ 10 ne fntertaInment committee ne hettinB
win be presided over By ColoneA n y ~hAhulef,
DrasidanG of this club
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
PENN No MATcH FoR Johns HoPkINs.
% TELEaRAPH 30 q TnIBUNn.I

lBE TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNH.J
Baltimore. April Son field soft as to threat
en- twisted ankles and IN a cold wind that made
the people the grandstand shiver, Johns Hop
kins University this afternoon defeated the Penn
syIvania varsity by a score Of TO 0 IN the first
lacrosse game of the season the Maryland Oval.
Few OF the players OF either team in first
class condition. Armstrong. Schemeisser. Storbar
and Captain Litrieton Tough, however played brill
iantly. While Pennsylvania played a fairly good
game the team oCtclssSed in the second half.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
TRAP SHOOTING.
Crescent Il. c. Wins Second Half of
Match zcith Boston Il. II.
LBY TELEsRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.I J

Boston. April s-The Crescent Athletic club
shooting team defeated the Boston Athletic Asso-
cations marksmen this afternoon at the Boston
Athletic Association grounds IN good match be-
fo-e large crowd. There were some good indi-
tl1ual scores, s. 3. Stevenson. oi the crescents,
beng high man for New-York with 81. ard Gleason
To- Boston, win g. The Crescent team by 20
lalEels. ne individual sColes were:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
SOC. Bottle Free.

II you need LiquOzOne, and have never tried
IT, please send US this coupon. We viii then
mail you an order on local druggist for a full
size bottle. and we will pay the druggist our
selves for ii. This is our free gift made TO
convince you; to show you what LiGuozOue ia
and what it can do. In justice to yourself,
please, accept it to-day, for il places you under
no obligation whatever.
LiqUOzOne costs SOC. and 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

Ale1' Ross. also professional OF the local club.
non second money. with IT,.
The prizes were 500 and the Championship golf
medal 81 and -.
4erIeshoff viii get the value OF his prize IN plate
a special scratch match play tournament, begun
yesterday for those who had been put out OF the
champ orship tournament ended to-day with a
Semi-dna! and dnal round. The PLAYERS qualified IN
divisions Of eight. and there cups for the
5nner-up and winners in each OF Che four divisions
which qualihed, and cups for the winners OF the
coHsc latOn d.vsi0n-those who were put out Of the
9rst round Of match play. A summary Of tho final
match play rounds follows;
First eigat-R a MeElwee. Chicago beat q. A Free
man Mcutclair. up ana 70 play.
Consola-lolI- s Armstrong. Deal Beach. beat II. X
Waters Lakewood, . up and 3 o ylRy
second eiRht--R T. sterling. Mount Airy, W. 3.
Rhett Crescent Athletic Club 3 up and ( 10 play.
CousclGtion-E ID. SLliulal Detroit beat J. $ Wood,
Apausu.s 3 ID and play.
Th!rd eiEht-F II. Denny. Pttsburg Il. W. OTTns-
bee Crescent Athletic club, ] Up
cozsala,ioay. l FTsh. ROseyils Newark beat Cyrus
6arTeu oakley Mass. up and 10 play
Fourth sIgh5--Il / Titus. New-YoTE- bsat T W.
Guthrie Arlington Ohio Up play
c0Hss.slioa-B sheldon Arlington. Ohio. beat F. A
EEfchel6eT. New-york- Up and 9 10 play.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

Lakewood \. J.. April S-Eonors in the Country
CUBS golf handicap to-day were taken BY two
tattsourg golfers. J. F. Byers won the net and
gross score cups with card OF s3-5-7G Dawson
Lloyd OF Pitgsburg, brought In he next best card
rs net score being "a The sllrnn,ar,-. -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
TO MEET ON THE MAT.

= Al a meeting held yesterday George Hacken-
schmidt .ths Russian Giant and Tom" Jenkins.
the American champion. were matched 70 meet IN
bout az ohtch-as-calch-can a this city on o. APfl Pr
~. The contest viii 20 % tho man gaining tAs
tzt tEO falls. ne atFaRzi0 hola VIII bs bsFrsA
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases. All that
medicine can do for these troubles is to help
Nature overcome the germs, and such results
are indirect and uncertain IiQuOzOne attacks
the germs, wherever they are And when the
germs which cause a disease are destroyed, the
disease must end. and forever That is inevi-
AoB1o
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The westchester Golf Club VIII hold a series OF
medal play handicaps Sor the Captains Cup on
AITil Is. Is. 2. 3. g and 90. A cup for women
has also been presented by r S. Keeler for the
segregate OF two best nine hole scores made in
April
Fred Pye for a number OF years assistant pro-
iessionsl at Englewood, has been appointed greens
keeper Al the Sound Beach Golf and Country Club
q Sound Beach. Conn Pye and his assistants have
pegIn work the and expected
have the ground ready for play by Nay
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

All diseases shat begin with fevers-au fna4-,r1.-
uon-an cafarrh-au CONTAGIOUS diseaaas-aII go -
suits Or impure or poisoned blood
In nervous debility LiQuozono acts "A vfaitxsr "A.
compii5hing what drugs can DO.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

Hay Fever-Inhuenza
Kidney Diseases
La GrlDDs
LeucOrrhea
Liver Troubles
Malaria-NeuraIgia
Mary Heart Troubles
Piles-PneumOnia
PleuFiSy-Quinsy
Rheumatism
Scrofula-Syphilis
Skin Diseases
Stomach Troubles
Throat Troubles
tuberculosis
TumorS-UIcers
Earicocele
WOmen's = Diseases.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
sAY STATE WEALTH INCREASES.

tBX rELEGRAPH THE TRI7UNz.l
Boston April S.-The assessed wealth n tas STATE
os Massachusetts, has Increased Snaoo So sns> 1zs~
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
SINGLE


AZ The Drker Meadow course the first monthly
handicap Of the season was the attraction First
and second prizes were offered and the sixteen
lowest scores tn this and similar handeaps in the
season wlR be eligible for the championship. The
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

Asthma
Abscess-An8mta A
Bronc hits
Blood Poison
Bright's Disease
Bowel Troubles
COughE-COlds
Consumption
Coiic-CFoup
Constipation
Catarrh-Cancer
Observation-Disclosures
DandFuR-Dropsy
Dyspepsia
ECZema-Erystpelas
FeVeFs-Gall Stones
Goitre-Gout
GonOFFhoa-Glset
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09
PiTTsBUReERs WIN AT LAKEWOOD.

In the FINAL count for the winter cup J. c.. Butts
was Tie winner. with e score OF Is. 2. 20
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

any physician or hospital not yet using Iiuuo
Will be gladly supplied for a test.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

g~ 0'hss 'Vo'ss s's Vsss ssns
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-25
THE GERRIT WILDER
PRIZE GOLF CUP

The Executive Committee of the Ma
noa Golf Club met yesterday and pass
ed the following rules for the contest
for the Gerrit Wilder cup, which takes
place this afternoon:
1. Each competitor will be allowed
three drives, three approaches ana
three puts. the best shot in each will
count.
2. The proximity to the hole will de-
termine the competitors rank in each
event. The players rank in each event
will be added together and the love t
total score will win.
3. In the event of a tie the play-off
shall take place at once and shall be
by one drive approach and putt. ana
the score shall be ascertained in the
same manner as in the principal match
The competition will begin at ,
o'clock sharp.
The next important event at the Ma
noa course will be the mixed foursome
next Saturday, April 1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-25
CRICKET At MAkIKI
THIS AFTERNOON

A cricket match will be played on
Makiki grounds today at p. m, teams
to be picked from the following: r.
Anderson, s. Beardmore. A. w. T. Bot
tomley. J. H. Cation. r. r. Cation, J.
L. Cockburn, DR.. Golfer. T Gill, T. Har-
rison, A r. Hatfield, H. L. Herbert, w
L. Stanley, A. +. Picker. G.. Tullett. t.
McGill, c. P. Morse. j. r. NJ. Maclean.
j. McAuliffe. Martin Martin. F. a.
Wicket, D. L. Wilmington. c Campbell
a. L. Auerbach. B. F. Beardmore. D
Center. r. de B. Layard, r. Weldon,
J. NJ. Tucker.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-25
BOYS FIELD DAY.

The boys of the city will hold their
day at p. m. sharp at the boys field,
Liliha street. There promises to be a
close contest, as the different clubs are
evenly matched. The only charge to
be made will be l. cent? for the granG-
stand. Come and see what the Boys
Clubs Formerly called the Boys Brig
ade) are dong for the boys of Homo
lulu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
DANCE.

a delightful Washington's birthday
dance was held in the Athletic Asso-
citation club house Wednesday night.
Because Of its being a holiday, num-
her of expected guess had engage
ments out OF to wn. l~essening the st.
tendance somewhat.
Music was furnished by Professor
Taylor, Of Elizabeth.
Among those prt sent were: Mr.. and
MIS- Louis Wiss, OF Newark: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. a Campbt II, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. y Anness, Mr.. and Mrs FraDk
Valentine, Mir. and Mrs. Howard Val
ent,ne, Mr.. and Mrs A. D. William
son. Miss Martin. Miss Hasbrouck,
Miss D xor, Miss Rathbur, Miss
Stuart, Miss Davis and Mis- Farrell.
Messrs. Williamson, P'att, Nd, Prnll.
Rathbuu, Diake, Brown and Gardner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
TOTTEN WILLIE.
CELEBRATED THE DAY.
Frien's of Mr.. and Mrs A. N.
Donaldson Gathered Wednesday.

Many friend gathered at the home of
Mr.. aud Mrs. \. VI. Donaldson, In Main
street, Tuesday night, to help them cele-
brate Washlngton's birthday. The hous Sc
was beautifully decorated throughout
with American Hags and bunting, the
table cloth, the napkins and in fact al
most everything vas red, white and blue.
The hours were passed away in the
playing of euchre. Prizes were awarded
as follows: First prize, Mrs. John Cook
n Japanese tea pot, second rrize, Mrs.
Peter Floersch, Of Perth Amboy, a Bo-
hemian cut glass vase, and consolation
prize, Mrs. Eugene Cuny, a picture.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aldsoD, Miss Minnie Sorenson, of Ross
vile, Mrs. George Smith. Mrs. William
O'Connor, Mrs. Il. Cuny, Mrs. Rudolph
Hoehn, Mrs. George Hoehn, Mrs. Peter
Floersch, Mrs. John Cook Miss Ad1ie
Cook, Miss Kate Hoehn, Miss Maude
Sure, and Miss Evelyn Hoehn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
NEWS lTE S

Miss Gertie Clark Of Brooklyn, is
visiting friends in this thorough.
Max Kaufman joined the South
Amboy Yacht Club Monday night.
\ whistle was heard in the Dor.
ough Tuesday afternoon which caused
a number of people 10 think there
was a fire, or fire drill at the coal
docks, but it was denied by one who
ought TO know.
The South Amhoy Yacht Club will
hold a moKe March 4.
All Of the hills IN the borough we're
made lively with crowds Of coasters
Wednesday night and lockers on also.
Mrs John Fine, of George street.
entertained q n%umbersof relatives 81
dinner Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kaufman, Of
Broad entertained q number Of
friends Wednesday.
jesse Sickle', of Perth Amhoy, was
the guest OF Leo Salz, Wednesday.
Miss Beatrice Martin, of Broad way,
entertained MIR. aud Mrs. He, bert
BArrie, of Catherine street, Weines-
day.
Mrs. Clarlts Clark, of New Yort;
city, spent Tuesday with her mother,
Mrs. Noah Furman, of John street.
Mrs Charles ST. uerwald aud dsuRh.
ter. Mrs Chris Strauh, and Muster
Charles Strand spent Tuesday and
Wedne sday at Milestone with friends.
1t was 'la lies night at the Sou h
Ambuv Yacht Club Wednesday.
Mrs Samuel Newton, Sr of Borden.
town avenue, is srill very ill and has
q nurse in attendance.
Miss Alice Roddy, of New Yo'k
city, an NJ - Ella H ,therly, of Long
Island, were the eue.ts of Postmaster
kuddy, Wedre sday.
Edward Ians and a number of
others from This borough. attendo !
the shoot st Rooster Inu near Brown.
town, Wednesday,.
Jonn O'Leary, of George street, is
very ill.,.
Miss Nan Oliver, OF S~ayresville,
was visiting friends in town WeGnes
day.
81
pany's ball was a grand success and was
attended by a large crowd. A number
of cakes which were given to the commit
tee and which were left over were auc,
toned off before the dance broke up.
Meme but the best coz DIS at prices you'll
appreciate, at Greenbaum's sale.
9953 . 4 Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
BIG CLAMBAKE.
Firemen Had a Glorious Time
Wednesday at Truck House.

The members Of Protection Hook aud
Ladder Company, No. II Broadway, held
their steam rl4nbake at the truck house
Wednesday night aud all had a merry
time. The bake had been prepared by
Caterer futile, of Main street. and the
boys didn't do anything to the feed. -
The committee in charge deserve great
praise. They were: +. W. Wood, A. y.
Donaldson, and Henry Schneider. Besides
the committee the following we're present
Chief Kali, first assistant chief. Hans
Madsen: second assistant chief, c. y.
Lehman; Fl. c. Ellis, foreman Louis
Larsen. first assistant foreman, ..R. Hoch
J. F. Bedell, p. NJ. Vanmane, William
kobedce, j. W. Henderson, c. E. Boyd,
William Pepper, Ralph Drummer, aut
George Hoebn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
TRAINS For PERTn AMBOY
STATEN iSLaNO
RAPID TRANSIT r. r,

Time table in effect ON and after OctCoer 8, 1904
Perth Amboy to New York-Leaves foot of
Smith street. daily except sundays and Legal
SIS, 9.55, 11.25 a IN, IL IS, l.50, 30, $50, 4Sl,
5.ad. G.42, 7.55, 9.0. 10 III. li,15 p m
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
G.a, T.5J, $50, 9.55, 1913, fI.S5 =. N. 1906, 80,
lbs. S.55. i.5U. 5.5t. Csc, ga, t.ip y 10.
New Hork TO Perth Ambov-Leavc foot a
Whitehall Street. daily except sunday aud
LegaI Holiday. 5.5S, G.45. 500. eco. 1000, II a.
-. m, 1880, 100, a.Su. $40. 80. 5.1u. 5.3O, 5.45,
j.l5, G-S5, 80, $50. $40, i105. =. II. i2.sS &. Il .
Sundays and Legal Holidays.
90. 800, 1900, HOO, q. m, 1890 noon, 100, 2.OU.
300 400, 500. 600. 100, Sos. 9N i1.0J p. IN.
Ferry between Perth Ambcy and Tottenyills-
Leave Perth Amboy-
x5.I5. x612. 6.S2, x6.5s, 1888, rs Go. xS.55, 9.25,
.p55, 1880. xii 5, "A IN, i2,25, Sl2.ho, xl.S0.
x2.5.. xS.J5. KAN, 4J5. x5.30 6eo, x6.42, 1,uS,
10, N1.55, zJ.G0, 9@1, &i0.So, Ntii5 pm 1880
Sundays and Legal holidays, ze.aO, G.4s, x7.5,
$50. &s.55, Ei0.SA I'll 7, g.. m Ela.5', Nl.b3.
-. x$.5J. Ni.JJ, Xj.oA 16.5, N7.Ol $40, S951,
i0.3N. 11.4O y. ~,
Leave Tottenvile daily S1.S0. 5.55, so, 642,
xfl0, 10, NS.l2, N9.1Q, 34d, Slt.po, Gll.U3 a. ~,
xfan5. 12.40, xl.35. - g, XS.5s- 40 X4SG, $40,
N5.37. xG.2O, 1G.55. X7l7, Ss.A, Xs.S5, x9Si,
IJ10, x10.i5 p. Ia, 1910. Nl.$la u
SUNDAY ; and Legal Holldays,"o.3 t.lo, No.l0, $50,
xlu.f0, 1Il.I0A d. H.. Sl2lO, Xl.ll, A2io, xS.lo.
X4.10. X5.10. Ab1e, N7.10, AS.i0, x9.lo, xltl2
l0sJ p m, El2 10 q. 10.
'Iegal holidays oaly. 'Nhl run holidays
Kiss Train Connection. HN not sundays.
GEO. ). BROWN,
Geu1 Traffic Ag
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-24
1alconry in Turkestan.

In q remote part OF Turhestan DR..
Sven Hedin, the explorer, a few years
lgo discovered the ancient art of fall
:onry in full flower. Among the
lorgemen were eight falconers,' be
writes, two. of whom carried eagles,
he other falcons. all duly hooded. In
his part Of the world falconers form
IN Indispensable adjunct in any formal
earade or procession. Later in the day
hey. gave us an exhibition of their
NFasf powers by letting them kill four
aares and a deer, all Of which were
presented to me-"