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AUTO MAKERS TO TEST LAW.
state statutes Requiring Licenses TO BE
Fought Nhaustlyeiy.

state statutes Requiring Licenses TO BE
Fought Nhaustlyeiy,
Through a special legislative committee
appointed 20 take charge Of the matter. the
National Association OF Automobile Manu-
facturers proposes 10 make an exhaustive
fight on the question Of the consttutiorality
OF the state laws that require automobiles
20 be licensed and carry a tag. Test cases
are now being arranged that will cover every
phase OF the az estior, and they will be carried
10 the Supreme Court Of the United States,
The counsel Of the association. Charles TLad-
deus Terry. Is confident that the outcome
viii be that Of freeing automobilists from
taking out licenses 10 any State.
The committee that will have charge Of
this matter il: George W. Bennett, Mr.. lnnis
This attit,de OF the association was declared
AT meeting OF the executive committee held
Forty-second street. Al the same meeting
The following other committees were ap-
pointed for the ensuing year by President
: Membership--Messr., Davis, Bennett and
Hldcbrand. Show-Nessrs. Budlong, Clifton
and White. Railroad TrRnsp tlon-Messrs.
oven oven Alison and Pope. Good Roads . .
Messrs Chaplin, Walden and Davis Dis
crimination and Legislauon-Messrs, Bennett,
The report OF the general ma naRer relative
TO the late meeting Of the show committee Of
the Automobile Club Of America and repre-
sentatives Of the manufacturers was referred
10 the new show committee
The report Of the committee on good roa ds
showed that there had been nsidera BILE
activity in that direction. and that great
efforts are being made 70 promote the passa sc
OF the Brownlow bill, which will be relntro-
duoed az the ne * session Of Congress. Action
il 20 be taken 10 impress upon the trade tho
necessity OF living Up TO the associations
guarantee OF the cars made BY members
The committee on trHnsportA ton and
freight viii renew the unsuccessful attempt
Of last year TO secure a reduction Of freight
rites.
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MnrHr, April s.-In The steepieehase over
two mile course which was the feature Of the card
iey's Don And. A. 10 TO /, proved the surprise OF
the meeting, getting away with the long end OF
Jane backed from TO TO even mogey, and RED
car who also was held At q shou price hut bon Ami
% lee S On boe c sTn1 s SI Sp we % he
both tiryd badly and the latter failed to GET inside
LNdy Hilmot, tee odds on favortc. csptured
the nfst race In a hard drive. winning by a head
from I'd sheridan, second choice. Jaiuts RED
om ne sssy S Sacked au To '9S ' S5R, S
q length. The third race went 10 long shot
T IN, VI i i2sh SA o Ic n E' t1y9Hs II
oeived bad fall but was not seriously Injured.
FIrst Rsce-Ont mile Lady Wllmot. iO2 shaver,
second: MI JscE, iGs tFechn 20 to l. thfd' Time
itA Paul Jonts, Light Note, Annie Alone and
Rcderick nhu also ran.
Reddick ioS tPhllllpsl. 20 /, won; High Chance,
los tAuhuchon'' ! TO 2, second: Beechwood. ioS,
Klngmcrr. nnter Efnd, 81. Column and William
Nor Also
Thlrd Ract siH furlonrs - Awakening. ~
tto 1, zee nd; !. Samueson, 10 tftichu. 40 r. 4.
third. Tine, i.iJs RAi.,y h, Dock Wallace.
fontcsia. C,ts Gloss, irJne Mac, Termbg ant
u DoWUIe ~. A'fyitgs. Lnue RID ssdducce,
NCstry and Auista AFRO ran.
and tumble. 10 Martini, 3 70 2, won forehhnd
100 CAurphyl. Q 20 !, scConc; Cornwall, iO7 (FechO
20 l. ihlrd. lime 9.s. fag milan. Evelyn
rim race S,espl,chAss; .wo mncs-Don Ami
i0 (Ntin manl TOTO won Bright Gin igi tPie rrrl
70 ], eecond; Sweet Jane, iF Boyltl, 0to s. third
Time. ttsl1. Rcd Car, Aytn. John p. Owens and
SiIih R1ct-SiI furiongs-oudon. 100 rseh,sr
ner, etO s. won Bonnie Primo ChATlir 100 CNAIehl
eto 1. second Presentation, iOa dynci pto l. third
Ilme, l:lel1 Fanrg tie, iluch BIN H~n, MFk
and Mordsla also ian.
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Anto snecdrny PAN Hanr, F1re.

A meeting specially called to organize q
club 90 build twenty mile speedway IN New
Jersey was held az the Automobile Club OF
America yesterday afternoon. About twenty
interested persons were present. and II was
expected that the club would be formed and
a number OF subscriptions TO the capitali-
"a tion made. Some cold water was thrown
on the project by some Of those present,
however, and nothing was done beyond the
appointment OF a committee 20 draw Up
plans for the club. Dave n, Morris wBs
one Of the speakers aud said that the
matter should be considered very carefully
be had In other places much cheaper than
IL was proposed 20 pay for Il In Mercer county,
Nd, Mr Morris read several letters Offering
land and lower prices 70 explain his position.
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baseball Yesterday.

WHEELING. April e.-The New York Ma
tionals are now homewhrd bound with a
clean score. They won from the Wheeling
club to-day with comparative ease. The
visitors made nineteen safe hits. Donlin
made two sensational catches In centre field
and was As fast as fash on the bags -Four
thousand fans saw the game The bleaohers
the game started, and several hundred persons
were precipitated 20 the ground, but for
tunAtely escaped serious injury. Bill Ken
nedy, formerly Of the Brooklyn club, pitched
for the local team. The score
R.H.E
WhesIins 30 o Q q % g
Batteries-TAylor Elliott and MGrhan: Ken.
nedy, Robinson and SchreveT.
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ETTIIIIT[IIEN


BIggr-l StIt,lUu, Biggest Bargains anywhere III
United states. 80
As advertised We can dispose Of any Automo9,ns
In good order within - hours n owner puts Price
low enough. Naturally owners having bargains
and desiring 20 sell quickly bring them here
Al Autos subjected to SEVERE ROAD lESl by
our Experts before being taken on sale, ana similar
demonstration given 10 purchaser.
our Main SaleSroom, one ENTIRE Guy block Is
damned fun Of Bargains. Latest arrivals nc,ndr.-
New OdSmObilc lUnneau, $50. Wo-cyu1qtf
Queen TonnCau $500 Peerless Tonneeu, two cll -
der baskets. etc. $50. Another Peerless, $50 lgs
Autocar Tonncau. tC25 1904 Rambler, sixteen horse,
two cylinder, 1onneau, like new, 500, ITaCuchllN
more SoarChnght. etc. worth $500 bargain $3.50
R1cact schneider, 500 SIX passenger Tonneau'
four CyuGCTs, - horse, complete win eNeI} tllig
SlsJO Dust Ike new. NlutOn Touring Car, baskets
lamps. bargain, &7d. Model - loEneau Cadllacs
sGOy. Model -" Cadillac, Tonucau, baskets lamps
etc newly painted s425 sixteen horse, $4,000 ler
race T0nncau. $500. DarUcq, $500 IonnCau, $40
Si2OG Runahout top. $50. Wlnton Runabout, top
cost Sl2OOl $3.50 OldsmubicS S225; Northern, $50
-Four y Under Pope Toledo like new, tzlJ
Thomas Touring Car, N75. White Touring car SllSO
WIi.IiS'S AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
~ Park Place, near broadway and fost once
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SIS NTTIITIIIDLAMPs, cTET sls.5O

S25ul nuu,t suapr, uds Headlights, now $3.50,
$500 Gas headlights. now $40 Oh Sidchghts,
Gas SldclghtS. $500 up. Gray Davis, Solar Dictz
aud other lamps half prices Others demand. We
buy thousands where others buy one; reason We sell
cheap.
ALL MAKES Tires and Tubes carried In stock,
all sizes, all 90 Bargain Prices.
Spark Plugs. all makes and sizes, 21c. up.
81 90 Combination Pliers, Pipe Wrench and Wire
Gutter, SOC, % so Pumps, 81 25 The new. $500 Dash
board Horn, complete with tube and screen, s. So
others spC. up. Batteries, Gable, Coils, Tire Tools,
Goggles, Wrcnches, OIL Guns Gloves, Caps busters
cut prices
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G. f. sands and r. 4. Thomrson Win Court
Tennis Matches

Bos1oS. April &C. L. Sands and F. A.
Thompson OF tho New York Racquet and
Tennis Club won matches to-day in the court
tennis single championship tourney in prog
ress here at the Boston Tennis and Racquet
Club. Thompson defeated l. NJ Stockton
OF the local club in a Eve Get match, Cd,
Sc, 90 IS, "a.
Al one stage Of the game tho local PLAYER
had a big advantage and seemed like a sure
winner but Thompson steadied and BY
remarkable tennis pulled out winner This
afternoon Sands had an easy time defeating
X H. Hunnewell, who represented the local
club. by a score Of q 60. 90.
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Dorios for shelter Island Yacht Club

The members Of the Shelter Island Yacht
Tub are TO have a one design class Of dorles
for racing this summer. Commodore George
+, Little has issued a circular calling the
attention OF members 20 this class and asking
all who intend 10 have boats 20 communicate
with him. These boats are rs feet over all
. feet beam and weigh about 800 pounds
They are TO be raced over a course visible
from the clubhouse and special cups and
mugs viii be oIerel for The cnntesla.
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NnethInE Not to Wrc.ne for Columbia

The Columbia wrestling team which Is to
compete tonight in the intercollegiate
championships at Philadelphia will suffer
through the loss OF John T.. NaethinR, 'O7
law. the crack heavyweight Naething IA
a graduate Of Yale and would not wrestle
against his former college. which with Prince.
ton and PennsElvaniat will take part in the
tournament. W. V. -Tolbert, '05 law, has
heavyweight class Alexander bantam.
Ward feather. ienDey, light; Howell welter:
heh9e, mlao's. am EoheNterTie' hght, heavy
other classes.
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BoRoUdu or MANHATTAN.
cd 81, n $. 20 "a av: six story storage;
Fred J SchelCnger, l01l Sd Av, owner
II Avolin. Col Stebblns av, architect,
4t6 St. v. "a. one story conse ryatory and
pergola. George sherman. W 55th 81,
owner; Robertson a Potter. ~ Z ssh
siSt N.ss, i7S ist av. one story wood
storage: BIooknan estate. 50 Exchange
Oakland ST.. Brooklyn, architect. Cost
BoRoUoH OF TuF BdoNN.
Kcscdalc av. W s, 325 Mansion ~, rear
two stoUy dwelling; Vito pomponlo, $50
Louise 81. owner. j j NTceIand, 2oi6
I'd ST. 2 s. 30 n 242d ~. two story dwelling
Phoebe ]. Wolfe. ~ S sth ay. Mount Yer
non. owner. N Laurence White Plains
"a AZ :. anS 5Ss 15 " CSoTiaBdt s~ on, story
stable Aucgho Spallone, bJ5 l5tth
81. owner, NJ J Garyln, 1917 81 av archl-
i.ath 81 n :. 30 Morris az. ,ly story nat and
storcs Avalone q Blond. 500 ] tpth 81,
owners Moore & LAnlsledd, 81 ay and
itsth st. archlt3cts. cost. -. a.. -.
fats Edward 4 BarIy. ilte Boston ri,
owner: same architects; cost ...........
Forest ay. " .. 2Sl l6ith 81 tive story tene
owner owner Sane srchiteCis. cost -
FRANKLIN Av. e =, jefferson rl 90 i7Oih ~:
nve i've sion Fats Edward 4 Barn,
owner. same architects; cost ..... ...,.....
Jefferson NJ, n g. 100 Franklin av: nve story
nat: same owner and architects; cost -.
LonFwood Az. n = cor Hewitt pl; two nvs
etory mats g c EdgAr's Sons, W ath st.
owners. Turner k'liau, o Maiden lCnc,
architects. cost ........ ........s. ...s.s- 49,.
itIst al. n e cor 81 AIMS Av: nve story nat:
Jacob II RelhCr, ips East broadway,
owner; G ? Pelham, eos bth Av, architect;
Union av iaos and $50. ave s,ory nat
Charles A Hank, 100 T. ioisi -, and VII
liam Kemmer. 5nS Y ii2th st. owner;
BAJP Walther, it5 Z i25th ~. hrchi-
teCte: coal. .....s..... t....t.s...s.. ...t
iGsth o., as, i75 W College Av: one story
store: 2 W Stems College Av and it0th
81. owner. G BAXTER a Son, architects:
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New York Americans start for Home.

ATLANTA. Ca. April e.-Freak weather
kept the New York Americans from play
ms to-day. The sun came out intermit-
tently. IL rained spasmodioally. the day
was cold and there was a furry OF snow
GHnith took his men out for lonely walk
In the afternoon. The weather for the most
New Yorks left for home tonight nj 10 battle
hard for the JennAnt In the strong American
LEAGUE,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HARNESS CHEAPEST PLACE N NEW YORK
buggy harness 100 and 1900 surrey harness
1900. 800 and $500. Swiss breast collar runab0ut
harness p 90 ine Speedway harness 1000 coach
harness GOO. coupe harness s. 90. double farm
harness p %: dunn can harness $500. PETERS
HARNESS & SApDLERN CO, IS West Broad
way, near Chambers ST, upstairs.
LANE HORSES CURED By contract Write US
describing case PRIME CUFMICN. co, Troy.N.N.
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Pool

William Downs beat Harry Blen by II
points In last nights game in the amateur
pool tournament az the Broadway Billiard
Academy. The score was Downs, 100: Bien 81
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MAILS FoRyT WAR; Eg ,QsygE2R }IAi &C, E.

CEPT TRANsPACIFiC.
51S.a SIIsp sos1 .SS Se' S Sn1 St1
naas close az the General Post Oree. NeU YORK. 40
CUBA via Por Tampa, a, $40 .. m; Monday.
wednesday and Saturday; also from New
MENlCO CITY, overland, at 80 p, m. and 10 90
IN. daily, except sunday sunday al 100 p. m.
NETFotNDLASD except Parcels Post Mails.
Via North sydney at p. m. Monday. Wcdnes-
YORK and PhIladeIphia-scc sboveI.
MIQuELON. Via Boston and liah;a1. at $50 2. m.
every other sunday april and p; May
JANBS W. BG = g. 100 Tgg:;d'y Va
r from Sew York on Saturd2y-see ,sboye). -.
Miami Florida at $3.50 a m. Monday, Wednss-
day and saturday. also from New YORK
BRITISH HoNBURAs. HONDURAS d.Ast coasu
and GUATEMALA, Via New orleans, az ii0:9o
pa from NS Y E8is Wa Gn
COSTA 'RRlcA via New Orleans. at 5000 p. m.
NIcARAGtA Has, COAST, via New Orleans, a.
JlOSJ p. m. Wednesday. West Coast Of
Nicaragua is despatched from New York via
Pana ma--sce above.
only, via New Orleans. at Si0SO p m. Sunday
laiteI 1880 p m. sunday and until sailing z
Zone Is held for the New York steaner-s,e
,REGiSTRRED MAIL for overland dispatches
closes al 800 p. m. previous day.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS, FORWARDED OVER
LAND DAILY.
IS aasged ON the T TTumpon Ikc Tr Es.
rupted overland transit 10 port Of sailing, The
pacn S Mails despatched Via VancoGvsr victoria.
day close at the General Post once. New York
JAPR%, KoREA. CHINA and PHILIPPINE IS.
LANDS, vie Tacoma, Close a. p. NJ, Apn
toI deSPNlc6 per s t,a Ping Sgeyyy
PINE lSLANDS, VIA san Francisco close -
p. NJ April for despatch per steamship
HAWAII Via San Francisco, close al eP. NJ. April
HAWAI- JAPAN. RoREA. CHISA and PHILIP.
PINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco. close a.
8 p, ". April 10 for despatch per steamship
HAWAII Via san Francisco. close Of eP, NJ. Apnl
TAHITI and MARoTESAS ISLANDS, Via san
Francisco, close At 6 q. NJ April IS for despatch
NEW zEALtYR.. rAUSTkALiA except VEST. NEW
CAkEnoNlA SA ~. HAWAI- sRd specially
q qS5eisc dse Ips AS p tSI dss 1 SSR
per steamship Ventura. az the CunArd steamer
carving tn British mall for New zealand docs
sRa aS p NJ sundays a, 80 4 u; . 4 " ana
the arrival OF the CunSld steamer.
PHI ISLANDS and specially addressed mall for
vancouyer and Victoria. D. close A. p. ~
PBHP2fto F s2S SI f1AinP Y, N sSS Fan
cisco, close ct q P. N. April 20 for despatch per
-. y. s. Transport.
MAf PoE RhuI '9 sIa k kSsf NTBEREf2 'a
,-pTesent forwarded VIA Russia ,r-
tTsus n fo,,Tsrded Ola F1ro6s' New ZcsIsbd
via san Francisco and certain places In the
Chinese Province OF Yunnan, via British india
NE quickest routes. PHILIPPINES specially
addressed via Europe must ne fully prepaid
A. the forrlgn rates. Hawaii Is forwarded VIA
WILLIAM r. wilcox. Postmaster.
Posi- once, New YORK, \, y March 81, 1905
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Flans Tncd for New Bundlngs,

Prospect av. e cor Jennings St. 10 s15SilI irreg
Edlth Emend0n vs. Zeitner Brewing Co, attys
RE & 4 j Prime.
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The New YORK Nstional League club yesterday
signed BIZ ClarEc. formerly Of the Washington
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owner: c ? winkelman, 1888 Broadway
architect, cost .-,.. 1900
Blackweirs Island. opposite 5lst st: enlarg
ing two story laboratory City OF New
Of 18th 81. sfchltsct, cost -. 1910
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Plans Filed for Alterations.


MANHATTAN AND THh BRONX.
dtems under 5000 omlttedl
66th 81. 20 p four Gtory and asement en-
tension 10 four Etory and basement dwel-
ing. Nrs Donald sage hackay. preuisea
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AIKEN. s. C., April b-ln the final Of the
handicap mixed foursOmes for the Hinkle
trophies Mrs. Butler Duncan and Patrick
Grant, scratch beat Miss Anita Sands and
Harold Sands, /, by and Q.
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NOTlCE-Flve cents per half ounce IN addition 10
ne regular postage must be prepaid on al
letters forwarded by the SUPPLEMENTARY
NAILS, and letters deposited In the drops
marked "Lcncrs Tor Eoretga Counirle5." after
the CLOSING OF THE REGULAR MAIL.
for despatch by a particular vessel, will nOf
be 50 forwarded unless such additional posfags
Is rum prepaid thereon by stamps. Supple
mentary Trans Atlantic Malls are also opened
on the piers OF the AMERICAN, ENGLISH and
FRENCH steamers, whenever the sAllinRs
Accur al 900 a. m. or alter; and late mall may
be deposited In the mall boxes on the piers OF
the German LtReS sailing from Hoboken. The
mails on the piers open one hour and
half before sailing time, and close ten minutes
before sailing time. Only regular postage
dctters cents half ounce IS required on
articles mailed on the piers OF the American.
Whue star and German (Sea POST steamers:
double postage detters 10 cents a half ounce
other lines.
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At Memphis.

Good start won driving: The Yelled Lady. Dr. T..
g. By Bowling Brook-Char,t6; owned b. Miss r. W
Lttleneld: trained by r Lttlehed
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SATURDAY (0.-At $50 a. II. for LiyERFooI.
SCOTLAND and IRELAND, per steamshI
Campanla, via Queenstown and Liverpool
also other paris OF Europe when special,
addressed for this steamer: at a a. NJ. 70
EUROPE, peT steamship ST. Paul, via Ply
mouth and Cherbourg; at go a. ~. for SCOT
LAND direct Especially addressed only, pc
steamship Caledonia: NJ $50 A. N. for BEL
GUN PARCELS -POST MAILS, Der steam
ship ICELAND talsO regular mail for Belgium
when specially addressed for this steamer
at $50 A. NJ. for lTALY direct Especially Ad
dressed Onlyl. peT stcamshlp konr Albert
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POST OFFICE


Regular and Supplementary mails close
Foreign station corner OF West and Morto
Streetsl half hour later than closing time show
below, Except that Supplementary Malls for Europ
and Central America, via Colon close one hou
later Al Foreign Station.1
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FOR ,h5se.year oids and upward: $500 added

lime, Tx ),
Fair starr: won hAndily; Yorkshire Lad, blk c a
by DinnA Forget-Rose Marjorie. owned by j. L.
HaymAn; trained by r. Mlnton.
SECOND RACE.
For two .year -olds; $50 added: four firlonrs.
Horse ana age, w. locker. BsrfHg Fin
Tickle. 2...........lll. Miller. 81 ~ is
Vendor, 7.......,...il0. shaw. 81 G-5 p
Pater, 2.........,..iil buns. 3'j out 3i7
Racine H., 2......., iO7. Baird ....,. 4O-l ii
Time, 0:5O IS.
Good star; won easily; Tickle, br. T.. ?. by rul
grane-MerFtness' owned by Miss r. W LittlenCld.
trained by +. Littleneld.
THIRD RACE.
For three year ODDS and upward; $3.50 added:
EX fuhonEs
Horse and Age, W. yotksy. Bs'Hng Fin
Toscan 5........... 20. Shaw... poo. % out IN
Flinders, S........,. ~ Holman. iI-5 out %
oriej. 5.,.,..... Co.,. III RomNucuL. POI 81
Time, il1 IS.
Good star. ridden out, TOScan. Oh h. z
by Hastings Toscana: Owned b. L, 4. Whitney.
trained by z. Peters.
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Pair start won ridden out; Hylas b. G.. T. by
Meddler-FOrCeE owned by 7, Hitchcock, Jr.
trained BY {, Herman.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WEST INDIES &C.

FRIDAY % AT 10 A. NJ. for FORTUNE ISLAND
and JAMAICA, per steamship Altal tAlsO Puerto
Cortez, Port DeitTick lCabo Gfaciasl, Belize
Livingston and Pon Llmon when specially
addressed for this steameTl AZ ~ NJ. for CUBA.
lUCATAN and CAAPECHE, per steamship
EsperanEa (aso other parts OF Mexico when
specially addressed for this steamer; AZ p NJ.
Complementary 1880 p. NJ for BAHAMAS. per
steamship Niagara talso Guantanamo and Santi.
ago when specially adore ssed for this steamer.
URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per steamship
Arabistan; a. A. NJ. for BRAZIL, per steam.
ship Catania, via Pemambuco, Maceio aud
RIO Janeiro Including Northern Brazil. Argen.
tine, Uruguay and Paraguay when specially
addressed for this steamer; At 4, NJ. for
BERMUDA, per steamship Trinidad at SO
a. N. @upplem entaty 0:SO a, NJ for CURACAO,
VENEZUELA and COLOMBIA except Cauca
and hagdalena Department., via Curacao, per
steamship Zullai al $50 4. NJ. Complementary
go A, NJ for ST. THOMAS. st. CROIX. LEE
WARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS and GUlA-
Ma, per steamship Korona Including Grenada
Trinidad and ST, Vincent when specially sd-
dressed for this steamer. at y a. NJ. for PORTO
RICO PEI stta mthlp Coamo; va San Juan: a.
ship Rosallnd: at 10 a. N. for CUBA DER steam
ship Mexico. via Havana. az II a. NJ for W.
CATAN and CAMPECHE, per steamship Daggry.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Chance in FootbaN RuIes

THAT a change in the rules Of football playing
= will be made seems most likely in view of the
general outcry against the roughness Of the sport as
at present conducted. For years, criticisms Of foot
ball have been spasmodic and Intellectual The
chief reason lor the present agitation is due to the
presence of Teddy Roosevelt Jr., upon the gridiron,
wearing the crimson Of Fair Harvard's freshman
eleven. Naturally the playing Of his son interested
the president and the latter declared, in no uncertain
tones, against undue roughness in the sport
The games towards the wind-up Of the season,
however are reported freer of brutality and rough
ness than they have been for years. Undoubtedly
the football men have been put on their good be-
havour They fear an increased sentiment against
the sport.
But, after all, even as at present played, football
need not be unnecessarily rough should the officials
enforce the present rules The rules Of the game are
almost ample to stamp out roughness and foul play
ing. The question is to what extent the rules are
enforced In no other sport its conduct so largely
under direction Of officials as is football To be sure
methods Of very high or very low taclling are now
permitted which we're formerly prohibited and a
change in the rules governing tacling would greatly
lesson the chances of injury to those who run with
the fitful pgslsn.
While there is criticism Of the rough play it seems
also true that this sport ike other branches Of col
lege athletics is more or less tainted with professional
ism. Despite the efforts Of college authorities anC
faculties to prevent it. professionalism still exists
In the western universities It is said to be more
largely prevalent than in the east. The way to ab
solutey clean sport in the universities is yet a diff
hcut one to clear.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Encouraging Sign

MI IILMINGION certainly did herself proud at
the Philadelphia Orchestra Concert at the
Opera House Thursday evening. A more distin-
guished and cultured audience has never been seen in
this city, and it goes to show that there are here
great many people of refined taste tna are willing to
patronize high class entertainments given in our city
1t may be true that the superb audience on Thursday
evening was not altogether a voluntary one but
was the result Of hard and panstalcng work on the
part of those having the fate Of Wlmington's musi-
cal reputation in their keeping.
The ladies', who have made themselves responsible
for the success of these splendid musical concerts to
the management of the Philadelphia Orchestra, had
no small undertaking on their hands, and most
signally did they triumph with their sef-assumed
task. They deserve great credit for what they ac-
complshed and we are sure that Of the thousand or
more present at the concert there was not one who
did not feel grateful to them for having brought to
Wilmington such a rare musical treat Orchestra and
audience we're both all that could bave been desired
and we trust that the magnificent turnout Thursday
evening will be repeated whenever any credtable Oh
deserving entertainment comes to our city