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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
HARLEM OARSMEN MEET.
Regatta Committee ArrnnEes Details Of
Memorial Day Meet.

The regatta committee OF the Harlem
Regatta Association held regular meeting
last night AZ Pabst q Caf'. on i25th street for
the purpose Of arranging the details OF the
Memorial Day meet l.. W kemmelberR
Wyanokes occupied the chair and the mem
bers Of the committee In attendance were
J. ". Malein, Atalanta. Al Maroncek Bohe-
main. John J. OGrady. Crescent. W + Y.
Bradley. Columbia +. h. Anderson. Daunt-
lees; c. d. Allison Friendship; T. ID. McNight.
Harlem: r. II. Dixon, Hudson W ReRan
Metropolitan, W. n. loop Nassau. J. j
Murphy. Nonpareil. J. }. keane, New York
A. c.. r. Hslsey jackson. Palisade. r W.
Marley, Union; r. StuTke. Waverly T. s.
Connell Union, secretary. and G. NJ De
layerEne, Nassau. were also present
After secretary Ionnell read the minutes
Of the last meeting Mr.. kemmelberg, on be-
that the program rights had been disposed
Of for $50 10 an advertising agent A letter
was read from Mr.. Bradley Of Columbia
University Offering the use Of the launch
oricials and the ouer wa accepted vii
thanks
There was lengthy discussion on the
question oi measuring the rowing course
pauntle~f. &. ". DeLaycrguc. Nassau. and
i. Cornell, Union. vas appointed TO SURVEY.
mile and quarter stretch on the Harlem
some OF The regatta oncas named At
the last meeting 81 the committee refused
20 act and new ones we're appointed instead
NJ. Holman Of the Nc,rcr y &. philaielnhia
was named as timer. and for the important
post Of clerk Of the course. D. " anderson
R9q4htless' WI take The place Of. RlS
veteran singles on Men Ofisl lay, and Incl.
osntahi 70 earn place on the OslcT roll
81 came,
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R.R.
Liberty street and south Ferry (time from South
Ferry I'VE minutes earlier than shown below.
MAUCH CHUNK-ztOo l7.l5 E1ston only, eio
an. 20. $40. 500 t5.45 Easton only D. m. sun
days; ztS2 a m 20. go csRi,ro~ %,
slO a. m, 500 p. m. sundays, $3.50 a. m, p. m.
LAKEWOOD. lLAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER
AND BARNEGAT-ztOO $40 q. m, El:SO ts:tS.
40 Lakewood and LAkehurst only, AS:OO, 1905
H HirIlTTXSb AID BRIDG ETfONI2,PS:O6S a. M.
ISNGp BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEA
SHORE POINIS-ztoo' 80, ll'So a. m, n 40
ATLANTIC HLDS. EABRIGHT. MONMOUTH
BCH., EAST LONG BRANCH-tOO. $50, $50
iiSOa. NJ 80 $50 $50 Atlantic Hlds only $50
iADELPHIG CREEDING TERMINAL
'4SO. 7.Ol. 800, 300, 1000, iilo0 m, u2OO
ZOO. $50; ZOO 100 zoo 800. 700, i7So
stTH AND CHESTNUT SrREETS-H25, 800,
5000, 100 a. m. 400 ''ioo. 200. 200, ts75
BtLTIiMoRE AND WAsHINGToN-soo. 1000.
si?O1. 200, 400, 900. 200, 'i21b
READiNG. HARRISDJ RIG. louisville AND
WILLIAMsPORT. 400. 1E2s. 800, !iOlo
200 ,. m, Reading. Pottsvills. Harrisburg only
from E " Liberty e ~ street only. DAILY. ,Dsny.
g! Fla TamsSGi iSsjSTdays s6ioept saturday,.
Ofnoes liberty ST Ferry, South Ferry, Q Asioi
House, sol. az, 1890, 1854 broadway, 8 SD Az,
Az. as West 18th 81. 7t6 columbus Az. New
York. $40. SIS, S4t Fulton st, 500 Fulton ST..
brooklyn. 80 Broadway, Williamsburg New YoTk
transfer Co. calls for ana checks baggage 70
destin6 ton
Vice Pres. and Gen. MTr. Gen. PSssr Agent
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TRANSATLANTIC MAIrs

WEDNESDAY C10.--M 7so 4. N for NtrHvR.
LANDS direct Especially Addressed only pt,
steamship NoordAm a. $50 A, A. u.p5.s
mentary 10 A. NJ for IRELAND and FRANCE
per steAmship Battle, via Quecnstowr And
Liverpool also other para OF Europe vher
specially Addre5sed for this steamer, al an
A. n. Tor ITALY dirret Especially add rstsss
only, per steamship LnmoArdia. AZ N a M
for NORWAY PARCELS POST MAILS psi
steamship OSoAf II. tAlso regular Ilau fot
Denmark when specially AddrrSsed ior ,hb
6teAmorD
THURSDAY CzD.-At A. n. for FRANCE. D.,
steamship Ia BretAgne, via Havrr tAso othsT
pArA OF Europe when specially ADDRESSED fof
I'M steamer, AZ $50 A. N. lsupplementsU
10 A. ny for EUROPE, per steamship feuuch.
and, via Plymouth CherbourC and HAmbur
SATURDAY C19l...At Q 4. n. for EUROPE. pr
steamship PhuAdelphla via Plymouth ins
CheTbOurg dncludihG Ireland WHEN specially
Gddrestod for this steamer ~ 6N 4 v
Complimentary 10 A. W for EUROPE, pr
steamship EtriinA, via Queenstown and Liver
pool az $50 A. ~ for BELGIUM PARCELS
POST MAILS, per steamship kroon!And Aso
regular mall for Belgium when specially a
dressed for this steamer; al $50 A. N iof
ITALY direct especially Addressed only, PEI
steamship PTtnoeBs Irene; al 10 A. " for
AzORRS ISLANDS. Dor steamship Crvts
talso Italy when specially addressed iot ths
steamer. at 1870 ?. n. for SCOTLAND direct
Especially addressed only, per steamship
Furncssls
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POST OFFICE.
PosT OFFICE Norich

should be read DAILY by al ln,sr,,t,. 4,
changes may occur AZ any timel
foreign malls for The week ending Ann "a is,,
y ~ close PRONPlLl IN Hli cdsssl At me Gtps,1
plst Odc, a. fo.lows REGlSfERED AM ptR
CELSPOST MAILS close ore hour slrIIs. ~.
Germany close o. 8 =. n. Apul "a and May 4 w. ~
Parcels Poet Mails TOT Great BrilAin and Ifs,,4
are despatched By the White star ine on Wedss.'
days and by the American flne On Saturdsys
additional despatch IA made by tho Cunafd Ia.
when 4 CunArd steamer sails on saturday Az
than the American Line steamer the same 80
The Parcels Post mails close one hour before ~,
regular malta ."
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND &C. IL
CFpT TRANSpACIFIC.

NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND &C. IA
CEPT TRANSPACIFlC
Mali ferospf Jamaica and B0hlmd5 dfs 70,
tcardsd d1dy 10 ports Of SAILING he CONN., j.
ING nlas close al ne GenSrdl Post oHf' N''
ctBA. vis pom Tampa. at il.So 4. N Mohdty
Wednesday and Saturday. also from NtN
York Thursday and Saturday. Sec AOoNt, .,
MEXICO CITY. overland. az 80 p. NJ ana w.
p NJ daily, except sunday sunday AZ j."
p NJ and 1880 p. N. ,,,-,
NEWFOUNDLAND except PARCELS Post hAs.
via North sydney AZ y, N. Monday, NedlICs.
day and Saturday (aso occasionally from NeN
York and PhlladelphiA. See above
Huot'FION VIA BOston and North sydney al 90
p " every other sunday MAY aud ~ ,
JAMAICA, via Boston. AZ 100 y. ~ Tue ~dab hIu
Friday. tAlso from New York on SATURDAY.
See AboveD 49,. ,..-t
BAHAMAS except Parcels Post Nails, Wa harL
Florida at $3.50 A. NJ. Tuesday, |NlSo Ho"
New York, See HbovCl - $500.
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS East Coss,
and GUATEMALA, via New Orleans a. W.
p NJ Monday West Coast OF HondlFts
despatched from New York VIA Panama ~
COSTA RicA. via New Orleans at 'loSo P y
NrcAR3GSTA Past COAST. via New otss,n,s, At
1850 r. NJ Wedne sday. West Coast gI ~
fGTus IL despatched from New York Via fan.
anna. See above. 80. ,.,..,,
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE. via New vif1s.t
at ii0So p NJ sunday after 1890 , " H-iessR
and until sailing OF New YORK HcaIntL ",
for Panama and Canal Zone Is held Tor lu' wv
York steamer. Sec abovel .-,..
NREGIgTERRD MAIL for overland despaN'''
closes At 600 p " previous DAY.
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TRANsPACIPIC MAILS. FORWARDED oNfR
. LAND DAILY.


The schedule Of closing Of Iranspaclho, Me- ny,
IL arranged on the presumption or lhri .u" ~.
sgpied Overland transit 20 P9rs .g.,cred Tram
pacific Mails despatched via NancouvCi A.'SGaH,
day close al the General Post once New VOID
SAP%S' koREA, CHINA and specially .ds s,,,,
mai for PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, VIA NeaLs
close a. p. NJ April - for despatch per '''Ai'
JAPAN tsIespt Parcels Post Nails KOREA.
CHINA and specially addressed mall iof w
PHILIPPINE lSLANps, ne k4 A5,I >, 20, g5 esi
PBIffPPISE isfISDy and GJAN Va Ss3 re- -.
cisco, close at P. n. Apul 70 Tor despe''' -
HAwkif' JAPAN. KoRtA. CHINA and rHlLiPp,.
~ n. Iph Is for despatch per steamship
HAWAI-, va san Francisco. sl0ssa,sP NN j
for despatch per steAmship AAmeda -4..,,.-
JAPAN KOREA chI;N;Ai, s9d sPecissitl SSiHs IA
seattle close At ! P, " Nay for despatch
JAPAN koRkI, dH!SH and sPeclslly sdar-''', T.
coma. oloss AZ 9 p. v. Nay for de'pA''- ~
HAWAII. JAPAN KOREA. CHINA and PHIL,
PINE ISLANDS, via San franelsco On,
ar y, Nay for despatch per steAm,. ? 'T..
NEW cALHDoSiA. SAMOA. HAMA, ~
F1JI ISLANDS. via San Francisco. COS .-
ssr n ny r. fS cuS assP''sh .a Rs saf
the British mall for New Zealand do', .4-
extra mala-closing At $50 A NJ 80 q
and p. NJ; Sundays at N \. h,..
and p M.-wtil be made NJ and '''N '.-''
until the arrival Of the Cunard SeA.f, A..
PHI ISLANDS. AUSTRALIA teIcep' We, ".
NEW CALEDONIA, Via Vancouver N' .,-s
toriA, p. C., close a. q p N May 20 'of N''''
per steamship hAnukb go
TAHITI and hARQURSAS ISLANDS. a. Ag
Francisco. close ~ a p NJ May - '1f 0r'P'
per steamship AHnposA .-4
NANCHCRiA (eIcept Nukden Ncw..".s a.
Pom Arthur and EASTERN SIM r. ' 10
present forwarded via Russia .,
NOTE.--Unless otherwise addfessoG. M'. ~.
tIahA Il forwarded via Europe N'"
VIA San Francisco. and Cerhln place. .
Chinese Province Of Nunnan VIA FfI''.
the quickest routes. philnnlncs -r'''h
dressed via Europe" must De 'NI.
a. the foreign rates. Hawaii Il ''
Via San Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. NlLlEON P'''
Post once New York y. y. April 2' .F
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LaCkaWanna Railroad

Leaves New York. foot Barclay and Christopher sts
800 \. M.-Por Bnghamtou and Syracuse.
1000 4. M.-BunAlo. Chicago ana 81 LOUIS
= 20 p, A.-For Buffalo aud Chicago.
ftO0 2. A.-For Scraltton and Ply mouth
so1Op N.-For Bunhlo and Chicago
$50 ?. M.-FOr Buffalo, Syracuse, Utica.
200 \. N.-lor ChiCago-Slrrpcrs open a. = "
Tickets, 10. go. iis3. tfN Rrladwav, y. y ~
Fulton st.. Rr1OlfiNu. sDAuN. Except SUNDAY.
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New Hotel PierrepOnt,

OCEAN End NEW JERSEI AVE
Atlantic city, y, j,
Rooms en- suit with salt water bAthe. Al mo dem
Appointments Auto meets train,
A. q, MCCLELLAN a son,

N06t y |'Uf T0TLIT0n on tht UCrhI fTOnt.
Atlantic City, n. j.
With an established reputation for e1olusiven ess
and high class patronage. Hot and cold salt and
fresh water 10 every bath. Long distance tele-
phone In rooms Artesisn water. Courteous SerV-
Ice. Golf privileges. Illustrated booklet. Or
be ven 81 2sa Fourth Ave. NENLlN HAINRS.
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RR

Trains depau from Grand Central station, I'D
81. and eth av., a. follows. for
BIOS ION, via New LnnlOn and proyidence-'NS0,
T.. 600, II OO1 A. ". 100. 'Ill0s. 1850
~ 10 = s.OI. 'slluu = N.
BIOS ron, via WllllmaniiC-'FsCl 4. NJ, 2 o. = N,
BOSTON, via SprlngGold-'ooO A. NJ; 'l2OO
400 'uOO p. ~.
FI1CHBURG. via Putnam a Worccstsr-'SO0 Pm
/ AkEvtLLE a NORFOLV-.'s.5O a. NJ '3Sl p "
GREAT HARRINGTON, STOCKBRIDGE. PITTS
FIELD-fGB0 so A. ", 1881 T. ~.
WATERBURY and MINSTED-'i50. 5000, $500
ft0O2. NiO02 90 Waterbury a. NJ. fl;0A $50
i'jOl, 200 1900 10 Waterbury ?. NJ.
Ticket of1ces al cGrand Central station and ci25th
ST. also Al CHS c26l ilA5 Ci8S4 broadway, IS Park
Place. c25 Union square cis2 Tifth avenue, GAS
Columbus Ave, go Madison Ave. c279 West i25th
St. i5S East i7bth st In Brooklyn. 90 Court 81,
s0O Fulton ST., so broadway a. Dl
'Daiy. Except sundays fSundays only. 1Stop
~ i25th 81. NStop az i2jth 81 sundays only. Par
ing Car tickets also.
c, T. Hampstead, Gen. Pass. Agt.
o. NJ SHEPARD. (tru. Suut
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WEST SHORE R. r.

tNew York Central & Hudson River r. X. lessee
Trains leave Franklin ~. station New YORK, -
follows and Is minutes later foot West ed S. " X
"i,OJ y, M Chicago Express.
Fps p. " Con. Lin for Detroit. ChL 81. Louis.
300 =, NJ For Roch., Buffalo. Clevel'd Chicago
$50 2, M.-fnt Rooh-, Buffalo, Detroit 81 LOUIS
'e.45 p. II For Syra.. Roch, Ma Fails, bet Chi
'Daty. fDaly, except sunday. Baggage checked
from hotei or residence by WeStcott E1preg
A. H. SMITH. G. r. LAMBERT
Gent Manager. Gen1 Passr Agent
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Lakewood
NEW YORK.
IN THE MOUNTAINS

OF orange, sullivan. ulster and Delaware Counties,
n. y, on the New YORK
ontario & Western Ry.
II you are seeking a SUMNER HOME for your
family In a region Of Gbsolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST,
1000 feet above the sea, with pure air. pure water
pure milk, no malaria or mosqultocs and within
Three Hours RIDE from New YORK country
heartily recommended by physicians then send
cents for postage 20 the undersigned or call and
get free az ofnces below, the SUPERBLY ILLUS
TRATED BOOK, SUMNER HOMES" OF 1875
pages IL gives list Of over 1000 Hotels, Farms
and Boarding Houses, with their location, rates
Of board, facilities, attractions, 40, Vacation
Bureau a. t2S Broadway, y. v
IN NEW NoRK-itl, is5, s25, 1854, 1870 Broad
way: Park Place; ~ 9Th Az; 2B Columbus Az.
27eS Sd Az !27s West lz5th 81 ls2 Oh Az; ticket
Ohces, Franklin and West I'D ST. Ferries.
IN BROOKLYN 3i2 and 500 Fulton ST. 800
Broadway. Eagle once.
on May 27th, 18th and 18th Excursion tickets
az reduced rates Will be sold AZ tb broadway,
is54 Broadway and Ferry ofiees, giving an oppor.
tunity OF personally selecting q Summer home and
also enjoying days hshlng 10 this delightful re.
zion. Tickets good returning May Sist
J. c. ANDERSON,
frame Manager, 81 Beaver ST., y. Y.
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PAMNBROKERS, SALES.


l. l.. FIRU SKt, Auot., 10 Bov cry, sells a. 10 A. Nj
April B-By H. Phillips A. Il. Samue.s Soma,
April 77-By william Simpson. 81 PARK row: all
diamonds, watches, diamond aud other jewelry,
PRIOR FEB r. iS6t 70 No iisiS Of 1901 and al goods
reserved from previous sales.
April B-LaTge consignment nne jeweTy.
May Final sale BY n. GlucksmSn, al Past
eQth 81, formerly 2o6 Bowery all diamonds watches.
Of even description. ali mems and womsns cloth.
ing remnants "a &C, pledged from March 1905
May by NJ BrSoEheimsr, 1871 Eas, Ios,h 81
al msqs and wemsn's clothing remnants. &C.
May by NJ Bruokhslmer. lsi East IOsth st.:
AL diamonds. watches. diamond and other jewclry.
slyerwAIs and goods Of even description pledged
prtor Aprll. 1904. from Nos $50 TO 1890 Inclusive
and all older dates held over.
May by N. a z. BrucEheimer, 2ioS Sd ay.; all
diamonds, watches, diamond and other iewelry.
from FEB, 10 70 April IS, 1904, from Nos 5000 to
ZOO, Inclusive, and an older dates he'd oyer.
prior April Is, 1904.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO., NJ Shesh1n. Auc-
uoneer. ls2 and l54 Canal st., will sell:
=, April 2S.By r. simpson . Co.. iS Bowery;
April 2S-By keI. SchSnE, 1859 sd ay: clothing.
&c, pledged 70 April 49, 1904. Nos. $500 10 90SOO.
April 2s-By NJ L. Funsn csc 10th av.; clothing
pledged previous 10 April 20, 1904
i7S al diamonds. watches, jewsr., &C, pledged
70 March l. 1904, TO No. 7iOl, and goods held over
May by J. Simpson Co, 225 Park row. diA-
monds. watches. jewclry, 40, pledged to No 1000.
70 Feb. !. 1904. and goods held over
May by n Breckw edel l79 Grand e.: clothing
pledged 70 April 90 1904
Eli SOBEL, Auct., ps Bowery, sells 10 4 NJ
all goods pledged 70 April 20. 1904
April &-Clothng. !. Goldsmith, 1887 I'd av
April H-Cothing, Koskel a Co, as 10Th Av.
April l-COthng. Sol Cohen, ca5 9th av.
April M-JeWelp, odds and ends SC. Bronx
Loan once, r Cohen, nrop.. 27si Sd av.
May i-Clothlny. Joseph Simon. Ia Columbus
av, and ]. WeiSenberEer 1891 ID hv.
JULIUS SHONGOOD. Auctioneer Ry Jos.
ShonEOOds sons, Auct's, ~ BoweTy, will sell.
April Is Clothing. J. Nemsrr, Jersey city.
April 2s-Dlamond jevelry, watches Jewolry, etc.
from Sept ], 1900, TO Apul 1904 from Nos S5i96 10
425te and ali older dates held over. l.. Jacobs ess
formerly 6O4 81 Av.
May i-Jewelry. etc, and all goods pledged 70
April a. 1904 l.. Scheber. 1929 I'd sv
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Regular and Supplementary mails close a. Fors's,
station corner Of West and Morton StrcsEl M
hour later than closing time shown beow iC1osbi
that Supplementary Mails tof Europe and Crpt-J
America, Via Colon close one hour later az ForrFI
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Hotel Gladstone,

Directly on the Beach, ATLANTIC CITY, ". J.
Sunny rooms With baths en- suite. Salt water
In all baths. Reduced Spring rates. New York
repre- sentative az Hotel York, 7th ave cor s8th
~ Telephone i7SO-9sth n. J. COLLINS,
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Corrt Of Appesls Chenda...

ALAASy ApHl 2i-Coust Of Appealc calendar
and 7db.
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DICNI-


QUICKEST PERMANENT - gE o. .dIsrE-r-
tnutr ulslIIf. Hufy ursi tAss 90 suIi ny lr-atnfu.
shom1 call. Tac t qh.uE sn,riaIsf. or. HOASCHl a..
days. 10 ~.
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no EXTRA CHARGE FOR lT s..
Advertisements for the sun aud Evening
nay Be leit a. any American District Aes'sa'|
once IN he cltrs -
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STEAMBOATS,.
0uSIUN NEW ENGLAND.

FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fsn
week days only. at $50 p. NJ. Steamers PRlS
CIILA and PURITAN. Orchestra on each.
PIER co. y. r.. foot ClATkson ST, week days only,
AZ 600 p II Steamers CITY or LOWELL and
NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven. Hartford,
Springfield and the North Leavo Pier 20, z. r.,
foot Peck slip. week days only, AZ 400 =. NJ,
Steamer CHESTER W. CHAPLIN.
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s.gt's rut lllltiuu Arcvuiiu1lsuunt - 90 ~, -
ws Is 1 lSasu si Ave- ~ ~ M - FG hlSs
~ bruad Way, ~ Fulton o., nfooklyn.
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THE IRVINGTON.

On the Beach az Virginia ave, overlooking Board
walk and Steel Pier, Ver centre OF all attractions.
Modem up-to date hotel capacity 800. Every com
fort and equipment, including elevator, steam
heat baths, sun parloB etc. Special reduced rbtes
10 Spring guesH-SiO up weekly, s. up daily.
Table and service feature. Booklet.
W. p, WATTS.
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NOTICE. Five cents per half ounce N dddNoH 70
ne regular poaa0s must % BTt P.sIle9 9h M ~
NAILS. and letters deposited In the drops
marked -Lsnsrg for Foreign Countrhs', ai,sI
the CLOSING or THE REGJ LAR MAIL, TOT
despatch BY a particular vessel, VIII not be ~
forwarded unless such 0ddt0ndl postage "
Iuuu prepaid thereon by stamps. supple.
nentAfy Transatlantic Malls are also opened
on the piers OF the AMERICAN, ENGLISH and
FRENCH steamers Whenever the seuhV
occur at 300 A. NJ. or later and late NAL may
he deposited IN the mail boxes on the piers OF
the German Lines sailing from Hoboken. w
malls on the piers open one hour and hat
before sailing time, and close Ten mlnuir
efore sailing time. Only regular postag-
detters cents a half ounce Il required On
articles mailed on the Pliers o. the Antroaa.
White star and GerHon tSe1 PoStl SuaneiS
double postage detters 10 cents half OUNCE
on other lines.
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MAILS foR So .yeI Mr. - NNI NASN'CA

MAILS foH S0Llm ~ ~, - 49, ~" NhINiDA
wEqNESPAy tss Al sO i 4 \ lor Y .I
gPPf% 1SS S 2IEHA bRPhRrafF22ff q
6oIohBiA, per 'f.e9smship FlAnSh1 onf I'D
GSsy: Az csyesf 20, 1 ND . Isams Sa'5
DAD and CiUDAD BOLIVAR. per steamship
Marsoas; At II 4. n tor HAITI. per i t'samiship
de PAiG, Curacao. VenezuelA. Trinidad and
Guiana when specially addressed Tor lhs
addressed only. per steamship MatanzAs a
1880 ~ tsuPRlsmSTRnitiaTy PpNNplrliR 9T ~ NM ~.
steamship Seminole, z.--.
THURSDAY On AT 4. n; Tor BARBADOS
steamship Ha q Si = Via RsiSsdos Psn
yc%4ES ma shuPHh N S.r 70. Steamship STsA
Monterey lalso other parts OF Mexico Mhsin
specially addressed Tor this steamer a. n
steamship Yuos{an, Via TamPloo al P N
oI BERsuDsAo s p pTETA ne. ysT stssm.bp
FRIbHS nt S9S .H rS" go a. N Complementary ION
DOR nPGSSRMS. cKSAL zoSE, cAUCA bE
P PfRT BSEv * and Spt 6afE per e
Advance. via Colon tAso Guatemala Wh9a
NJ for ARGENTINE. URUGUAY and PARA.
Quay, per s,es M hip EFyPllan PnnIs
sATgsDAY m ' for Po fP RICO sTP2&c%o sad
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trinidad when specially addressed for ms
steamer: al $50 a. N. complimentary l00
A. NJ for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA
and COLOMBIA. except Cauca and hsgaAlehs
Departments, per steamship SbinA tAlso
Costa Rlca. via Lmon, when speclAJ "a
dressed for this steamer al 10 \. NJ for CIbA:
per steamship MORO Castle, VIA Havana.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
LEHICH VALLEY.

Foot q west "a A., Cortlandt and Dssbrotset So Q.
DHJ kLsept sunday. sunday ehangea an
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-09
FARMERs ARE WISE.

What the farmers are assessed at
this year is under the old law, and II:
as some Democratic papers claim,
that is actual cash value-somethinlg
unheard of under the old laws
there need be no worry over what
the farmers will have to pay next
wear and the next, as it can not be
any more than under the old laws.
since it is claimed for them that the
farmer is required to pay on the
actual value. Now, it is not claimed
that the railroads and other cor
porate properties are assessed this
wear at their actual value, but next
year according to law they will have
to be. Then according to Demo
cratic argument, which is quite pc
culiar, the farmers assessment will
be no more next year than this but
Just watch that of the railroads jump
up. Hence the farmers will get
even more relief because it is held
out that the corporate interests will
be paving much more tax, which
means further reduction of levy and
less for the farmers to pay on actual
value.
The fact is no farmers and no
one else are paying on actual value
this year, but all will be next year.
and it is mere bosh to MARBLE about
some paying on actual value this
year. The farmers land is not as
sessed one cent higher this year than
it was last year and his personal
property is valued at practically
what it was last year.
Now. how is he going to pay more
tax, especially in face of the fact
that levies have been greatly reduc-
ed? Why this studied effort on the
part of Democratic editors to de
ceive the farmers?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-09
STREET CAR IDYLs

He boarded the car with a naughty
air
And sat on the very front seat;
He did not heed the motormans
As he calmly trod on his feet.
He paid his fare with kingly grace.
Five pennies he flashed to view,
And smile of scorn wreathed his
mobile face,
As he said this line won't do
/ rode on trolley once, said he,
That had this one skinned mile;
The cars were Pullman's and take II
from me
The motormen put on style.
And thus he talked as on they sped
AS only trolley can;
But he failed to see right overhead
Don't talk to the motorman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-09
about harmony.

bring about harmony.
All vestige of difference before
the convention should be wiped
out. There should be no Tdser
Republicans and no Dawson lie.
publicans this is all wrong and
unjust to the great Republican
party and the man or men who Try
to make such distinctions are the
real enemies of the party. The
Republican party is greater than
any man, or any set of men, and
cannot live to go forth to victory
with factions wearing the name OF
some of It's leaders. All the party
has to do is to be ujst and fair to
the people, united and harmonious
and it will keep, as it deserves, the
control of the State for the good
of the State and the people.