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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
EIGHTH REGIMENT GtMES
HE Fnir, list and Keen Competitions In
Every Event


The second annual games and reception
Of Company y. Eighth Regiment. took place
last night az the armory. Ninety fourth street
aud Park avenue. and a programme OF ten
track events a large entry list and some keen
finishes contributed 20 capital nights sport.
The crowd vas the biggest seen AZ any event
In the Eighths armoIy this season.
The mile aud a half run handicap was the
most attractive event Of the night. and this
vns principally owing To the entry Of r
Ntbrick Of the New York A. G..
Nebrick. however was not nearer than
Buffalo, and will not he seen wearing the
winged foot in open competition until the
spring games a. Trsvcrs Island on June 10.
In the 90 yard novice. which opened the
programme for the night the Mott Haven
4. &. had a monopoly. for the boys from The
Bronx won all three places Columbia Uni
vtrsity jumpers accOmpl shed similar feat Ia
the go yard run foy Roviess
less surprised by the rlgor Of Referee !. r
sullivan, who rendered some notable dis
S ppomiRshf Vas Robsrtsoh Of he irish K a G e.
who ran inside his field all the way In the
200 yard handicap.
uS, f Maven R2n ~ %.s Pi H.ysn 9ds
SECOND! Theodore lgel, Mott Haven, A. C., third
70 Yard fu5, Handicap Won by J, J. Dsnahsr
XsysL ~ iss'' tr,66h y y rue, pts,ps 4 g
/ e. ' is feet, Third Tms, 8 seconds, 'O''''''"
20 Yard Hun, Handicap, Elementary schools
Won By william AcCtnn, Public school 10. Man
haitian, II yATdsi walter Shaugh1esty, Public
school 10. Manhattan, "a yards, sftond: SyIvttoTe
ScunecA. Public School 10, Manhattan, 10 yards
third Tine, 20 8 seconds
one and a Haf Nile Run Handcap-W Won by
H. Nc Resson Young Men's iyeAGus, tN yards:
Ninheld Bailey, AohAwt A. G., lb yards, second
A, r. Lnley. seventy ONT Regiment A., 4, iS
yards. third. Tine : minutes seconds
Two Mle Bicycle HAud'cAp-Won by n. Cans
ton. For'y seventh Regiment IN ybrds' W Vanden
Dries Jf., Twenty secOnd Regiment, 50 yards,
second. ChAnea NtArant. Righth Reglment a. A.,
100 ysIds. lhITd pms : Wlavtss q 3 ssc3nd.
maker, C9lumbls INT, etsllY;, georgs Z. CTAwltl,
be i'nivsriiy, third. Time. minute - ttscSBds.
IrsS O HT is ysrd d i Y HoT1 z george AZ K C.
~ Yards second; r. y Robens Kniokerboclsf
Field club, 10 ards, third. Time, 50 seconds.
600 Yard run. Handlcap--WOn b. 2. eeelsy,
Mohawk A. C., - yards l., \, Lem Central Branch
y. NJ {. A., 6a yards, second! John J, Schaefer.
Mott Haven 4. C, IS yards, thrd. Time minutes
600 Yard Run. conhped 70 Members Of the Eighth
ReFmepi-Won by ", Guitenstein, Company y.
FRANK Henschele, Company ., second y Rouse,
Company b. third. nme. ! minute 80 seconds.
Your hIe bicycle Relay, VANS OF Pour Won
By TWtnty second Regiment, With J ADAM, n,
y Read, ". Prank and n. Gardner Eiahth Regi.
ment, second, with G. g. Cameron, ~. g. Smith,
charles Nearant and p Bosterinf; Twelfth Req
msnt. third With Harold Dorsey, Frederick suiElT.
Oscar Judvig and Everett OF. Tine. 10 mlnutes
10 IS seoondt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
Bench snow 81 the I.ohG Idahd KenneI
luh Opens TO-aay.

judging viii begin az 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing At the bench Ahov Of the Long Island
Kennel Club. In the Cermont Avenue Rink.
and the show viii continue until saturday
night James Mortimer will take bulldogs
and the heaviest string Of classes IN rint one
W. Ormiston Roy 80: begin With the eolliet
in ring two. ~ oo followed By singleton Van
sehsick with the lrish terriers; sportih 9
spSniels will bs ps.sed On ~ Pr r. Brad rad,
Judge toIs, and tSy tsELisV N rt 8l IN an
the polnters and ssitera, Y, Il krauS VIII
Judge RussiAn Wolfhoundt gha1es Bern;
beimsr, poOdleg, apd W. u Aendftct, bull
viii be thrown into one for the ,periornbnG
dogs. The two vetb1na1e. found no trouble.
s9e case 70 BE- SEEersa aSsssn1 Sss. ,as
her clean. 6nli 81 health supt' Tisdsman
Nd them placed On the benches.
Rlhe stewards were Sppelnted YESTERDAY
By TIE elbow .sommlttse ibose vstrTT .
hoime Herrlert OF lsllp; SSsdi.atmnss
NisAsitap, and DWIGHT Moore and r. },
TroEn Of prooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
BOsTON FIGHTERS ARRESTED.
Taken From RinE while Another Fight
Was On-SuIIvan Whips Douglas.

BosroN. March ?s.-ln a furious exchange
Of wailops, Tommy sullivan OF Lawrence
cot over a Nc left hook on the jaw Of
Fred Douglas In the eighth round. knocking
the savannah boxer out al the Douglas A. C..
at Chelsea tonight II was fast fght while
IL lasted. The boxers threw science. TO the
winds and stood toe to toe and tlugged
Douglas went down IN the second round, and
In the NTH he retaliated by putting sullivan
10 the mat In = mix sullivan led oil the
On warrants sworn out by Chelsea reform
eTE, Kid Goodman and Rouse O'Bren we're
arrested and taken from the ring where the
hEht was held tonight O'Brien met Rid
Tayior a few weeks ago and Goodman boxed
Ittell before the club. Warrants have been
issued for Taylor and Attell. Referee BILL
Crowley was also arrested
Ball vas furnished by the club. The seven
directors Of the Stub were IN the Chelsea
poUoa court to-day, charged with promoting
An illegal sparrlng exhibition, anu tneir cases
Wefe continued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
WHITE AND BRITT SIGN.
IAEht eish, Champions Of England and
America Agree 20 Fight In April.

SAN FRANctsCo. March Is. JabeE White
the English champion lightweight. to-day
signed articles 10 night Jimmy Britt, Amet''
can champion lightweight. twenty rounds
oueensberry rules, at some date In April
not vet specified They pnt UP deposit Of
81 OOO each 70 put Ia an appearance on Aprh
1 Britt left to-day for Hardin Springs TO
get few days outing. and White goes to
I,rKsnur. wnere BattlinR Nelson is living
tIe VIII yet points from Nelson In regard TO
Briit's tricks Of boxing,
Hoth Cotroth and Levy are struggling 20
FeT the April boxing permit, ana Vontolh VIII
nrobably win out. He has signed CONTRACT
by Rrltt and White TO hEht under his man
agement. White made good suppression
Today when be met Britt and signed articles
He seems older than most OF the American
boTsTs, but he was iq good shape, contiderlng
bis long Tourney lie made no objections
10 the American style OF nRhtlng, IN iact.
Mitchell suggested that the men protect them'
selves In breskaNays.
The man ore TO get 50 pei. cent oi zoe gross
receipts. On per cent 70 ,hs winner iN, r snG
weigh in az o'clsck on the day OF the contest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
Gus Rubin Ready 10 Meet JsnrIts, WInnrr
Take Al.

Billy Madden thinks that n there il one
heavyweight In the ring just nov eligible 10
meet Jim Jefries that man II Gus Rubin
aud consequently Madden Yesterday issued
challenge OH behalf ~ the Akron Giant
20 Oght the champion. In n letter 20 TAF
SUN Madden says
"Ruhlin will hght JtfIri0s winner take all
10 YOU can understand that We are not blum
ng II Ieffries dofe not accept thus Will
hght the winner 81 the johnson Hart battle
johnson should win, as he l. the speedier Of
the two. Billy Delaney Is too wise 70 lei
JCn take q chance with Johnson. It's not the
color, NJ jCfiries has been mixed up with
several blacks during his career. II has been
stated that TART beat Rubin. This II not 90
more on May 20 last and Rubin gave Hart
such . bsatinE that the r'llcc wanted 70 STOP
tho UNEQUAL contest j. fries should nEht
white man nov before the public"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
NEXT YEARS AFRO SHOU.
One Assured In Madison. Square Garden.
as Usual. by Recent ActiGn.

A lengthy silence on the automobile show
question has been broken by the appoint
ment OF a committee 20 arrange Tor the next
national show In Madison Square Garden
under the auspices Of the licensed makers.
Ever since . sensation was caused during the
recent automobile show In Madison Square
Garden by the announcement that he Asso-
citation OF Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
had stolen q march on sll Others by taking a
two year lease OF the Garden, the question
Of what will be doing in the show line next
year has been a continually interesting topic
IN the automobile world There has been
talk OF another show being held by the Auto
mobile Club. but ~ vet nothing definite has
There has been much curiosity CONCERNING
the plans for the big show IN Madison Square
Garden because OF the other rumQrs but
The licensed manufacturers preserved an IN
broken silence. until few days ago, az a
meeting Of the board OF managers, President
Charles Clifton was authorized 70 appoint q
show committee. President Clifton names
Col George Pope OF the Pope Motor Car Com
pany aud Marcus Brock o. the Autocar Eon o
pany a. two members Of the COMMITTEES, leav.
M the third place temporarily, vacant.
Thus the Garden show - assured. hut there
are no further details
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
TO-DAT's Card FOR BENNINGA
Three Walden Races. rive selling Events
and q Handicap Are On cred.

WASHINGTON. March o. The Grst three
races On. the or ginal programme for to-
morrow failed 10 hlI and three new Nents
were substituted to-day entries for which
closed At O'clock rhe hrE race Il for
plaiers a. six furlongs for h!,h rAntaloupe.
poseOf ana Julia " are vel thought Of
Maiden -yeaf-olds will " In the second
race, a. four fIirloUss. with SpngloN and
elto for selling platerF, NJ Eve aud a half fur.
longA. Monte taFlo. Yorkshire lad. Port
In the fourth race maiden threP-yeRT-old
anu upward will meet ~ FIVE RHd y half fut.
longt. With 4 moor lot Of starters. The flfth
" also for nHidrns. a. seven iurlongs, With
similar loL while the last race y = handicap
g. mile and 100 yards. fnr which Uncle IriAh
NH pfobAbV he played to beat james and
lbe huEuenoi The eBtTics are a. Follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
ma Pl,n, Footh.n Camp.Iln

Nav HAvES March 2s.-Jsok owsley. who
has been In the back field for three seasons a.
Yale. has been chosen field coach Of the foot
ball team for the comm season. Bloomer will
be line coach, They are members Of the senior
clasa On Friday evening this week, In re-
spopse 10 Capt. Shevlins notice. all the can
didatea for the varsity eleven next fall have
been asked 20 appear a. the Yale gymnasium
"a meet Shsvlin, Owsley. Bloomer and Nike
Murphy. who win tell them ell about the plans
for the seasons prtctice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
Princeton Athlete, Begin Training.

PRINCETON. March ?s.-The candidates for
the Princeton track team reported to-day
for the hrst time this season. About forty
Ave men came out. They will begin a short
practice In running about the track and In
sprinting. Among the veteran candidates
who appeared were Capt Williama, Eisele
swan and Rust for the long distance events,
Miller. Keith and Atlee for The 100 yard dash
Moore and Armstrong for the hurdles, fOOkeT
for the running high jump, Daub for the shot
put. Moore and lenney for the pole vault
The most promising men IN the freshman
class who we're on hand to-day we're LihGle
aud Kelley for the long distances. Runyon,
Conners and ComstOck for the quarter mile
and Higgins for the 100 yards
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
OMnsu or ocean Yachts to settle Disputed
Points az Race.

The subcommittee OF the kaiserlioher
Yacht Club, that is attending TO the ocean
race from this side. has had a meeting and
II ls said that some Of tho questions that
have been troubling the owners Of Yachts
that are to compete for the German Emperor
prizes we're discussed. The coTn mittee has
made no new conditions, nor has ID decided
the points about which the yachtsmen differ,
but " IL announced that after the entries CLOSE,
which 10 next Saturday, a meeting OF the
owners OF the yachts Will be called ard Ell
the thinKs about which they have any doubt
viii be settled b. mutual agreement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
New York Nationals on The Move.

MKMPHls. Tenn, March S.-The New York
Nationals packed their belon rings tonight
and left for Nashville on the $40 train. Man
aver John Mc(iTav IA well pleased with the
form displayed by his men thus far, and Ia
anXiOus 20 have Archie Graham the utility
outheldeF report IN order 10 complete the
roster. After the games AZ Nashville the New
Works will Journey 10 Louisville to play two
games with George TebeAu's strong AmeTi-
can Association club OF the Fails city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
SlNsOrINO's LINCOLNSHIRE.
p. I.usoombt's HorSe takes the First Bis
English Handicap.

VIIT
IoNpoS. March ?s.-The Lincolnshire
Handicap, Lon sovereigns, the straight mile,
yng run at Lincoln to-day and won by J,
Iusconihe's SansOvino. r. IsnRsthh's Catty
CTaE was second and ten. and 4, Pagets
Park Ranger third ] he betting was lO0i0
and Is TO l against Park Ranger. Eighteen
hOraee ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
Yachting Nofea. .

Charies ". Lees cruising cabin launch Dreamer
was launched from Jtcobt Yard AZ city Island last
Henry J. Olelow.
The schooner yacht Hamburg, catered IN the
ocean race BY q ~ indicate Of German yachtamen.
"a 30 BE- toWed 20 the Azores and will then pFeeetd
under her own sal 10 this pom,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29

1NAkSAl lsA. .IG MAILS. -------.
WEDNESDAY 80 Al Es0 A, ~, Tor NEIHBh.
LANDS dlrrct. pri sc, ldship Statsndam lmHl
WlSl be ulrecitd "ptl si,AntLlp S!ateqdAql u
a. p-Sn A. NJ, tuuppluinsttary " A. MI Tor 10
ROPE urr steamship AaiflH. We Oneentto 20
aud Lystuup. NJ " \. 81. Ter NORWAY PAN.
GELS .POSr MAILS. per st,!Gship Heilf
Ieoled pSt Rtantsblp lielg OiAvJ; al p. ~
'oI AzoRES iSi.ANps, yer Gteamthp Penlp
sla from Men Bedford Mac. ,..,,. ,,,..,,..t
III. nSDAl so =, A. = a y. tof IiANCE. SNslIl.
EttsAND. ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUQAls ltf.e
MY, LGNlu, GREECE ana BRITISH INDIA
per steamship - DtetAghe, VIA HAvte (mal
Tor other parts VI FuTope must be directed .per
tpAmfhlp IA nTHtA gne >. ~ gS0 a. n. Tor IIAlIl
direct, pet stranship CtttA III Nupol tfnlll
must be directed per steamship eva ~ No
phll"i.
FKIbkY CSn All p. N. for AZORES lSLANn1
per NeAmahip GhnOpic, from Boston. 4
SATURDAY ~. ~ \ N for EUROPE, pEr
AitAmship Philadelphia, via Plymouth 40
CheTbOufV tniall FOR Ireland must he dlreetfd
per steamship PHILADELPHIA. a. $50 A. ~.
f6r RELGftf9 PARCEL !. POST NAILS, per
steAmsblp kfooulsud Irregular mall for BelGium
inutt he drecird per steamship hr0onlnnd vi
a. so a. ~. for ITALY direct per steamship
MslmaT mail must h. directed per eteainahN
NelmaTi. Al sm 4 w. Tor ITALY direct ~
steamship SardeEna ttaAll must be directs
pr steamship NafdrGnrD; az g0 a. ~
steamship E,ruha. via Queenstown and LIVER
pool.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29

The Columbia football board met last night
at the home Of Albert W. Putnam, one Of the
graduate directors OF the eleven. 10 consider
the question OF next seasons coach. After
long elaboration. IL was announced that
there was nothing 20 make public. No init
nation was furnished ~ 10 who would be
coach.
The football board voted 10 pay the cost
crew TO he known a. the Van Am II 10
named after Prof j. n. Van AmrinGe, dean
we're: 4. ". Putnam, r. H. Chrystie, y. N.
Browne. ". &. Duell. q. Curtis. q. Il. Norris
ana n 4 Thorn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
Kew YorL Motor club Change,.

Al the last meeting Of the board Of direct
ors Of the New York Motor Club, p. 4, Grey
Sinclair. reslgned Mr. Grey, ever since the
Incorporation OF the club. has been a mem
Der Of the technical committee, OF which
prof r. r. Hutton Of Columbia University
Teotutlv became a member.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
sSs NORTHUMBERLAND. CT $3.50

Ias.I9 n-s,ei sIapt, Tds Headlights now $3.50
SIS on GAs Headlights. now t-@. OIL Sdellgpis.
Gas SdeiGhts. s7bO up Gray Davis, Solar, Diett
aud other lamps half prices others demand We
buy thousands Whrre others buy one. reason we
sell cheap.
All. 0ARES Tires and Tubes carried N stock:
all sizes. al al BAtgaln Prices.
SPARK Plugs. all makes and sizes. PC. ~.
81 90 Combination Pliers. Pipe Wrench dnd Wire
Gutter, Soc. $40 PUMPS 81 % The new. $500 pAth
board HON Complete wtih tabs AsA segssn- asti.,s
H(Nrif, NE. WI. BaVencs. Cabie, CO'h. IRE Tools
UoTFes Nrenehes, OIL Guns. GoNes. Caps, busters
~ i. WILLIS co. = Park Place mr., B'wGy
PEERLESS. 10 H. n. Ammnum body. samson
urrs lens EeArchiights. speed ~ moa hour, 81 ogl
coat a 20 SeaTuhmont. seats We canopy top, t15u
both cars guaranteed. Room 30, iio Nassau 81.
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TRASsPAcIPIc ,st IT0oSwARDED OVER

TRANSPAclFIc NAILS FORWARDED OVER
The schedule Of oiosluG OF TrsnspAclhc Mails n
arranged 90 TOE presumption q their 4RinierIppte
S SssiSS msIs lSlSsPt RsTGlsTsd TrSaspsSlsg
Mails despatched VIA Vancouver, Victoria Tacoma
"a Sf KoREE cRiHT ssS PHiIfbPiSE ' ISL
S9s St Si p.i sSss
NEW SEAILyAYSo A&inEsTssAAhh6S '1HisasS!. Wts1
~. T. 1pEil Tor Sssps,eh pei .l.sIssib
s TaI' ms for or New zs.sad does 10, SrrTs
IL Tine 20 connect with this despatch. sItIl
PPtu' saSesT, az ~ t 80 a.skS SSdsP' a
viii bs made NJ and forwarded untll the arrival
yIySNh iR aRRfAsd S siffi' and PHILIPPINE ISL,
Ak2s. We Sssvls Sle os,D q k,, =; ~. , ApTi
'APaEl vi I ssS hf1fs' 81 fSSs
EpGi 4 fOT despatch per steamship Empress
JAPAN KoRLA. CHINA and PHILIPPINE
seattle Sloss a GB. n, April for dsspsteh
IAPEiS ''1 16sER, '' cAEISA and philippine
ISLANDS. yiA Tacoma. elots a. : 2: n. April
HAWAII e. IiPaI KoREI, aHISt and and PHILIP
PEE S iai s S Ssa Shf Psf sGss
usneiurls
HAWAII. yla san EIanelsco. sis,s tttP ~ April
! HAWAII iipIS, RoRII, CHINA and PHILIP;
SE S ts ~ S SsspiS iSHf e: is s'1s;
I HAWAII. via san Francisco close At p. NJ. April
10 for despatch per steamship Nevadam.
| TAHITI and kARou BSAS ISLANDS via san
FrAnrlsc0 eiose Al q p. ". April n for despatch
per Ueamahlp AaTipOsA.
FIJI iSI,ANPS; ahd Ip'cslly sasT,srsS TH q!
Vancouver tpd Vlciors. .. G.. close At p, N.
| Apri q for despatch PEI steamship NloWera
NAYS s, sISuI sI ssS h nGsq;
present Forwarded vie Russia.
: No1'F.-Cnless Otherwise addressed West Aus.
tfali4 Il forwarded via Europe. New Zealand
via san Francisco. and cert1ln places IN ths
Chinese Province Of luunln. VIA British india
the quickest routes. Philippines specially
addressed via Europe must be fully prepaid
Al The foreign rates. Hawaii IA forwarded vie
san Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM Y. WILCOX. Postmaster.
/ Poe, once. New YORK, " ". March -, is0i.
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NsS YSrS $685.. o -
PINT base on eTrorS-Jscssor. s. New York. ?.
base on Sais-Oh Kline or Powell on ora
2 on Olttkson. !. Nr'.ra clt-By Powell, J. by
OHh, L. b. Cisrksou. O. Two bar biN-SnAfeF.
Raymond. DouGhetIy. AndenoU. S1onhce As-
Dunn, lawsou. Raymond Read. Fult stolen
hAses- DOugheuy. Anderson, FyitS, Dun. Double
plAys-Lawson and Shafer Lawson. Dlon and
Shafer: leageT ana Anderson Wild pitch Kline
Cmpire-GAlaThtr. Time.-i hour and a. minutes
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GOLFER DUNN IN SHAPE AGAIN
MAKES 4 GOOD cam Ar VAN
CORTLANDTI COCRSE.
UArloh Wright and Harold sands PlayinE
We'll a. NkeT-PUio Threaitns FtseN
County Llnks--NeW President faT oak
LAM Ciuh--HIrry warden Ncii'e.

4 record for the temporary nine holes on
thc ra'a1e ground 10 usc al van tortlandt
Park while he eighteen hole free course
IL thANing ont and undjsturbsd. has been
recorded by While nurn In match WITH
vivian White. an amateur and a good player
Who IA on visit from scotland Damn
won by S and ~ the match, which was
played yesterday. besides makinE tLr records
N NM a.
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An erort j. TO be made by the regular
players AZ van tortlandt 70 Keep short
course open on the parade ground through
out the year Tor the use Of beginners.
relief course Of me tort 10 urgently needed A.
san CoftlAudt. for the links 10 always
crowded on Saturdays and holidays. The
pr senGs Of beginners on the main Courte
maSrs the game dangerous to themselves,
and 70 the good players, 80 that The situation
IA one that demands some action ny the PARK
Commissioners, say tho Van Cort,andt golfers
II the course 10 oV-n on April rs the New \ ors
Golf club will start its frst monthly hand cap
with uri1es for \, and G. players other
wise the start viii 70 oveT 10 April q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29

Regular snd Supplementary mails close A. FOR
ltai' huaf htT than r,snx q y shown beioN
trAcrps lha' Suppltinoi 'a!J Attn for Europe em
tr0fFN tW~nrN, Ia Ct'G. close one hour hte
d IaNI.u % hLA -ullI-- =
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POsT niTII1.
rnsr nrrlcR NnrlcE.

tShould BE- read DAILY BY an Interested, n
changes nay occur It any Nmel
loltlgn lnalh Tor me Wrth ending Anil ! tqft
VII ehsfe pROAPrLN 10 Oh cases ~ the Gensrt
rItt Qn,t ~ follows RfNiSTEEFD AND Pan
tLl.' FnSr NAILS c'nsr one hoaI eaFllfT teal
c'ni iug tine shown hsloV, Parcels Post malls ~
Grtm6Hy close u, 3 =. ". March -, per eteaWahiI
lhfbarnstA, ana Aprl yer steamship hAlat
" li. len utF Crosse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-29
DOGS TO BARK IN BROOKLrN.

Good .tart Won ta,llY! Bgll9n,. p Eos, ~
Tsnpy-Houss dirG owned and iTtHsd BY W.
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HORsEs AND CARRIAGES.

- >-s-e,N-> ~
rANg HORSES CURED by contract. Write Us
desrrlbnT case PIXiNE CHEMICAL. 60, TTob NY.
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, &C, 2
CEPT TRANSPAClFlC.

NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, &C, III.
CEPT TRANSPAClFlC
Maai tsIcspt Jdmdied and Bdhamga are (oe,
VaTded ddlg 10 ports Df Shlin6 The CONNECTING
mali clois al hS General PoN D. fee. NEG f0rk, a.
CUbA, via Port Tempo, .! $50 4. N: Mondsy
YoTR ThuTsdIy and SAturday-see above
MEXICO CITY, overland. At 20 p. N. and 1913
p. y. daily. sIeep, sunday sunday A. l@
NORTHUMBERLAND Except Parcels Post Malls
via North SYDNEY at p ". Monday, Nednet-
DAY and Saturday also occasionally from
New York and PnlladelphiA-see above,. .
uIoCELON. via B0s'on ADD Halifax, AZ go P. N;
even other sunday March 20 April ana
JAM1IC4, viA Boston, At 75ol 2 n. Tuesday. via
PhiladeinhiA a. iOsn y. ". Wednesday. tAlao
from New York on SAturday.-see above
BANANAS (eIcept Parcels Post Malls, Wa Miami,
Tioridl a. AcO a. ". Monday. "Wednesday
and Saturday. tAlso from New fork-sss
nnITisH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East COAST
and GtTATEMALA, via New orleans, - iiOeo
v, N. Monday Nest Coast Of Honduras u
despatched from New York Via PAnAma-see
COSTA RlcA vie New orleans. At 1000 p, N
MIC iR1GTA CEast COAST. via New orleans. a
UON p, N. Wednesday. West Coast 81
Nicaragua Is despatched from New YORK vie
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE. via New OrleAnG
al iinSD p. ". SUNDAY ltfler TO- 80 ?, N. sun
day and until sailing Of New YORK eNhmer
mall for Panama and Canal zone u held tQf
the New YORK steAmeT-see aboveD
IRE(USTERED MAIL fOr overland detpateho
closes az 600 p " previous day
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