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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-03
cross COUNTRY RUNNING.
NP'ionals, nrOoldyus and stars Follow
Trails II Heavy (oin-

Cross country runners who finished in the
trips over hill end dale Yesterday were mud
covered and wnded from the hard work OF
negotiating thr routes Tho Hamilton A
c. New Years Day run from Bay Pidge was
abandoned entirely. At the close Of the
Star A. c. run from the clubhouse In Long
Island City President Robert ~ Kennedy
announced that the stars would occent the
challenge OF the Mohawk 4. c. OF The Bronx
for a team cross country race for as many
men as each c.,'s could raise over neutral
course.
The National Athi etlc Club team held its
cross country run Yesterday morning from
wcl b. J LonerRan with {. LOncrcan. second,
W. n Some-s third, and John II. Tam
many, fourth Time. 81 minutes 1917 seconds.
Distance about five miles
Owen Riley finished 1rst IN the cross coun-
try run OF the Brooklyn Athletic Club. which
Was held from Grand Street Park, Maspeth
A sharp competition resulted In Riley finish
ing two yards ahead OF George Owens. with
Joseph Farrell third. Henry Grabau fourth
Charles silvernnil nth. Thomas Oearey
sixth, Mark Elordan seventh. william Neu-
man eighth, Benjamin Nee onnell ninth
and William II. Tucker tenth. Tine IS
minutes for the six miles trip
The Novice Handicap Of the Star A. c.
WAS held from the clubhouse in Long island
CITY yesterday. lively pace was set by
! liAnen. who finished first. with D. smith.
H. King. J j. McCarnc. James Mulligan
". II Hyslop J. j Carroo. following In the
ordoT named Time, 80 minutes. course about
iOur u.ilrs and half
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Entries for the Ocean Race.

Commodore Robert z. Tod's schooner
Thistle is at Shooters Island having some
changes made In her trim which it In expected
will Improve her sailing qualities and give
her a fair chance OF distinguishing herself
In the coming ocean race for the Emperor :
cup The inside lead has been taken out
her a little more drauRht. more stability. and
make her better able 10 turn TO wind ward
The work Is to be rushed along. and tho Thistle
will he ready In ample time TO be tried before
the race starts on May 81
The Earl of Crawford has entered the
auxiliary Vahalla in the race This boat is
POO feet long and Is rugged ms bark She Ia n
wonderfully fast saller and has cruised all
over the world This is the first English
owned yacht 20 enter for the race.
Edmund Randolph has decided 20 enter
the Apache. This boat is bark rugged and
is a. feet over all, 1870 feet on tho waterline,
and Ia said 20 be able to log is miles an hour
whom the wind Is favora bic.
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INDOOR TENNIS.
Calhoun Cragin and G. G. Kelley Left In
Final OF seventh Regiment Singles.

Members of the Seventh Regiment contln.
ued their struggle for reRmental indoor
tennis honors yesterday on the armory courts.
Park avenue and East SiIty-seventh street
The holiday made the meeting an all day
MAR but darkness stopped play with the
chief event. the single championship. still
undecided.
Calhoun Cragin and c c X elley are the two
left to contest the honors, and a close battle
is expected on saturday afternoon when the
final round Ia scheduled 10 take place Both
arc prominent players OF the West Side sec
ton and have been doing fine work In the pres
ent tourney
Mems Championship Singles-Flpt round
Arthur Lovibund, Company {. defeated " S
clark. Company g. a.. u 10. c. C Kelley, Com
pAny l. defeated King Smith. Company X. Ga, 81
semi nnM round,C G Kelley Company /. de
feHtcd Arthur Lovibund. Company c. Is 81
Mems Championship Doubles--Semi final round
Houston and " A. O'ConnoT, Company !, defeated
LONihund aud Stewart. Company c. 81. 90
FINAL Iound-CAlhoun CrAgln and c. {. Kelley
Com pany J. defeated Houston and W. 4. O'Connor,
Company !. "a. ,, ca
Mems Championship Singles-Seml -nnA round
W, Is. Cragin. Jr. Company J., owe 10, defeated
Arthur $. Cthgln, Company !, owe 80. IS. e-2
Final Toundw. b. Cragln. Jr. Company l. owe
90. defeated King Smith, Company *. scratch.
C.. Is. g.
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Wslter p. Lee Wins Big New Eear skating
Handicap.

walter Lee Of the New York a. C. capt
ured the New Years Day handicap skauhs
race Yesterday afternoon 1T the Clermont
Avenpa rink from a field Of fifteen Class
skaters Philip ! Kearney. the New YORK
e over wns on scratch. lie went on
AZ n terrific clip. but after two laps seemed
"a bety hack a bit, and then one By one ne
ricixed an his men. passing all the long start
me-, evcef,t Lee Woodward Sutphin. the
/ ong Branch skater. won the Class B hindi-
rar 5-o,n scratch. Frank h Mcmillan Of
Hobossr losing by inches in very close
fu,sh
One Mile New Years Day Handicap Class a
,t,'t 81 VI altar n Ire New YORK 4. C.. 10 yards
philinf NGaraey. New Yah. !. G., scratch secohl
G1V q itnan. New York a. C., 90 efls' ihlIo
i'dr.s-s, II I'udcrhN Winthrop a. O. llu yhiHh'
fo,Irf6' Tirle. minute, u = . seconas' b,
On Arie Handicap, Class B-Won by NoouNatn
sui Ina tonr uranch Stating Association sCiatcl
TrAaE II Mcmillan. Hpboken SkAtng 1850 avon t,l
Ia -. r-~oud. Clydo Martin, POLYTECHNIC re
,..r-torv r1ooi. 90 yarda, thlrd. &. hQchelcAtI
Nint6r6n a C.. scratch, fourth. I!mc' 5 MINUTES
T Is seconds.
us,o,cappcd to the limit and not in the
finest fofui IN or the briisng race OF the AFTER
noon PM Kcarney, the New OH 4, I. cIhIk
gas defeat ed IN the Class race last nlght
staining aTtef covering tNo-thirds OF the
i,urrsv Guy O. Lyman won the race ms
fir@ Victory OF The year. from the 40 yafa mark.
One Nile Handicap. Glass Won by, Guy G.
ihfob A G no yards second; Theodore T. hAy
ward verona Lake Skaiilg Association 80 %as,
third EDWARD -. underhlil. Winthrop 4 c. llo
yards fourth. Time, minutes 3 ecconas'
one Nile Handicap. Class h Won ~ woodward
Sutphrn, Long Branch skating Association. scratch
Clyde Martin, lolyieehnle LIepaina@trx a. 4" ~
10 Yards ihlrd Henry G. Doran. Winthrop \ -
20 yards, fourth. Time, minutes 10 seeond''
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pau team Of Tint city with Spider Weir
~ charge OF the Boston Americans, Doc
Trhlyne, training tho CleyelAnds aud harry
luthll. Young Corbctts mentor looking
after the physical condition Of tho New YORK
Nationals, pugdom viii be well represented
on the diamond this year. Ernc says he
intends 10 hgAt gain, but this must be taken
with grain Of salt, FOR the Bu1alo boy had
all the fRht knocked out OF him permanently
when bloGovern smashed him down and out
IN couple Of rounds IN the Madison square
harden several yeaf5 a2o.
II Bill Re.d makes final, arrangements 70
coach the Hnrvard foot ball eleven next fan,
there will be n feeling Of increased confidence
AT Cambridge Reid is a practical teacher
OF gridiron methods who has been already
tried and not found wanting. He enjoys the
confidence Of all Harvard men. and has a
warm supporter in Capt. Hurley. 1t is to
be hoped hat Reid can tnkc hold of Harvard's
football liairs under the terms Of at least a
five year contract and that he can exercise
absolute authority In the selection Of the
men who make the varsity team, Under
such conditions. he will have chance TO
establish a policy that WIN eventually be Of
benefit He can also build the foundation
for great eleven by gradually moulding
material into winning form. Harvard needs
system such as that fostered Mt Yale by
Walter Camp. and Reid seems TO be tho man
to provide II,
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.

TUESDAY tS.-At $50 N. for EUROPE. pers,eam.
ship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, Via Plymouth
Chcrbourg and Bremen.
WEDNESDAY tl.--At $50 a. ". for ITALY direct.
per steamship Nlncenzo florio tmGll mist De
directed per steamship Nincenzo fouo1.
AZ II a. N. for NORWAY, PARCELS POST
MAILS per steamship Oscar II, Irregular mail
for Denmark must be directed per steamship
oscar III.
LAND, ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL II KhEi,
EGYPT, GREECE and BRITISH INDIA, per
steamship La Champagne, Via Hayre mail
for other parts OF Europe must be directed
per steamship La Champagne
FRIDAY BJ.-At 2SO A. NJ for IRELAND, per
steamship Cedric. Via Queenstown mail for
other parts Of Europe must be directed per
steamship Cedric1 at 7 + NJ for AZORES
ISLANDS per steamship Canopic. from Boston.
SATURDAY IN AT $40 a. NJ. for IRELAND,
per steamship Iyenla. VIA Queenstown luall
Tor other parts OF Europe must Dee directed
per steamship lvernia~l at \. ". ior NAPLES
CITY and GENOA CITY, per Steamship
Deutschland (niall for other parts o. Italy
must be directed per steamship pcuiseA-
HnLlhdelphlA. via plYmoulh and L.cInl-Lg
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Nelson aud Gardner Likely to Meet at san
Francisco.

.Sero.lations arc under vay for q 2o-round
bout between Battling Melton and Jimmy
Gardner Of Lowell The Yosemite A. c. Of
san Francisco has offered purse for the
pair 10 box on Jan. ~ for n percentage OF the
gate receipts Tho weight suggested Is
1879 pounds. weigh in at o'clock on the day
OF 1be hattie Gardner is quite thorn IN the
side or some Of the little lnen Just now, be
r,ttc ~ ms hne record hels clever. strong
and virv and there ~" many VINO believe
h,nf 10 ue Britt'- SUPP nor 80 science. Gard
n.rl loug has been anxious 90 fight either
Ct1' or Britt, but somehow they have given
buII the cold shoulder Tie thinks that h-
PhIriug 10 meet Nelson DC Will be In q better
1gE,on 10 bring thee two hPhtwe ghts 20
ligH should he fjiccced in whipping the ncht-
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GOLF.
slush and Drizle Dlscomforts on Tho
Local Links.

In thawing wealth that turned the patches
Of snow into slush and despite occasional
drizzles OF rain. the competitions scheduled
for New Years Day were decided at the
Baltusro and Dyker Meadow golf clubs,
while there was informal play by the Jealous
enthusiasts TO celebrate the holiday at some
of the other links. At the Westchester Golf
Club the conditions for the cup presented
by A. D. Compton called for sixteen starters,
although 1t Ia to be decided at medal play
and as the full muster failed TO appear the
competition went over to Lincoln a Is irthday.
There were two events decided at the Bal
tusrol Golf Club a handicap in the morning
in which eleven Of the twenty-five starters
made returns and a four ball handicap four
some In the afternoon, with seven Cards
posted up Garrett b Adams won the net
and James s Tying the gross prizes In the handi-
cap. and Messrs. Tying and Ba bbitt won both
ends OF the afternoon competition. The
cards.
Hsndcap-Garre,t B. Adams. liz. 17--ss: II. l.
Ba' # asnl No. MS III. ~ o. l. WS hsser Ia
z <. Wight. il. Is %; r v 6sndieT la7, TOO:
-Four Bsii Handesp-Ismes \. Tying and 8. p.
Rabbit. 10. iS-77 II L. Paterson and II II. Henry,
q5, i5-eO: G. b. Adams and T.. c. 5. Wright. iot.
5 wsdse MS and eha %rsh Gan S1 s IoSs
p payard, ST. and Louis P BSyArd. Jr., io5, 1870;
L. NJ. Todd and C. II. Stout. 10 1874.
There were also morning and afternoon
contests at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club.
Daniel ChaunCcy, the nominee for the pres-
dency OF the Metropolitan Golf Association.
making both the best gross and net scores
in the handicap and finishing second IN the
DOGGY competition. i. is somewhat OF n
coincidence that Mr.. Chaunccy won the New
Years Day event on this links year ago.
while Mr.. Paterson. second yesterday, was
the 1904 winner at Baltusrol The Dyker
Meadow scores were
Handlcap-DAncl Chauncey, "a. 10: T. n.
Edwards. 100. 2es0 W. ". Cassells. l04 22-sl
H. c. Duval. 1906. p ~; j. e Holland, los. 22-ss
DOGGY Handcap-W II. Thomas, l02. IS. down.
Daniel ChAunCeY. ~ S, down. John B. Holland
los, II. down; William Jarvie 100. is down.
LAKEWOOD. Jan playing under ideal
weather conditions. field OF forty golfers
started from the first tee In the Lakewood
Country Clubs New Year handicap to-day
Sidney Jones OF the Elizabeth Town and
Country Club captured both prizes. making
the best gross and net score. MoCrane
Van lngen OF New York. who has been playing
the list. The summary
l6-7s. Henry A. James. 81. io-s Harry Suydarn.
~, ~ -. Daniel Bacon. 81. i4-s5 W. J. SyTning
ton, 100. iG- 81: A. S. Carpenter 10. io-sS. ?. h
lSke lol, 10 40. r. Carroll. %, 6sS. G. y F1ske,
los. ib-h7 Dawson Lloyd as 80. =. y, Klmh8l,
%. SIS. O. Batterbon. aS, 9 80. II. Il. Wilson,
100. II So Il. clarendon. l07 isso: p. Kellogg,
%, 800 W II. Evans. 100. 1871: X. p. Carrn Eton.
no is-a?: l., P Rider los. B-e4 c. n. Cohen.
l?2 s-ei: Dc Forest Lyon, Ill. 1871 II. l..
Thornel. u.s. i7-io1; r. Z. clarendon. 12O. ls--lU2
George Potts 100. is-l07. W, S. p. Prentice i2i,
T-it4 w. Underwood l75. is-i07
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One q the biggest surprises Of the basket
ball season occurred yesterday morning.
when the Greater New York Irish 4 A. team
WIS defsntcd by the Prospect Park branch
Of be Brooklyn y VI. {. 4 Tho gymnasium
on Ninth street near Sixth avenue was
tnrongsd 90 the door when the teams line q
mp ard tine match sroy,d a hcHvy scoring
md exciting ono. The score Prospect Park
- g. - go pu4its, G1tgter Ncw YORK
Jr,siI A.. a.. y pO4nt.
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WEST SHORE K. r.

(ScN YORK Central & Hudson River Il. r.. fessecJ
Trains leave Franklin ST. station New YORK. as
follows and q minutes later foot West 42d St. n. r.
- 90 = " Chicago Express.
'a25 p M.-Con. LIN for Detroit. Chi. & ST. Louis
5000 p M.-For Roch Buffalo. Cieyel'd & Chicago
fsul B.. n -Roch Buffalo. Detroit 4 ST. Louis.
-94j = VI For Syra.. RJcl Ma Falls. pei. Chi
'Daiy DAILY except Sunday baggage checked
from hotel OF residence les Westcott Express.
a. IT. SMITH, {. l.. LAMBERT.
GcnI Manager. Gen'l PassT Agent.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND &C. TX
CPTyT TRANSpAC1F1f


once daily. except Thursday. ~ s49o A NJ
che conn ecting mails rlosc here on Mondays
Wednes dayS and SATURDAY ~,
MEXICO CITE.-OveTland. unless specially al
dressed fof despatch by steamer, closes n
this Office daily, except sunday. Of l'0 + W..
and 1880 r. NJ sundays al % T. and 10 -
NEWFOUNDLAND Cexccp; Parcels Posi- Mails ~
BY T u 70 North Sydney. and thence by steamer.
closes at this Office daily, except sunday. ~ 2
=. NJ; sunday az go y NJ. connecting mails
close hero every Monday Wednesdo. and
Saturday,.
JAMAICA BY rail- 10 Boston. and thence hy
steamer, closes at this Once Nt7 = II TUESDAY.
By rail TO philadelphia. and thence hy steamer
CLOSES az this once at i03l D. N NoiutsdaF.
MIQUELON.-By rail 20 Bosom, nud thence h.
day, al p. Nj: Sunday ~ 631 =. ".
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS lfast Cossp
and GUATEMALA hy fau TO New Orleans.
and thence by steamer, closes at THIS olic~
daily, except sunday, a. l.p p. VI and tlnJi
y NJ. sundays Al 100 y, NJ. and 1859 u NJ.
connecting mall closes here Mondays ut SO -
y. NJ.
COSTA RIGA BY rail to New Orleans, and thence
by steamer. closes at this once daily. exec u
SUNDAY, At ~ 30 T. NJ, aud tl0.sp p. N. SUNDAY
Al u 90 =. NJ. and slOD T. " tununuctlAE
mall closes here Tuesdays az ii030 H. ~
leans. and thence by steamer. do>c~ 80 THIS
once daily, except sunday. at l-a0 i 81 aud
1000 =. NJ. Sundays a. $50 = ". and f111l
pm connecting mail closes hero Wgdnrsit.s
atiIO.SO y, NJ.
BAHAMAS except Parcels Post Mails B ran
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at this Office az tl0SD =, NJ Tuesday and Saur-
iREGTSTERED MAIL closes at coo Up. u previous
day,
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TRANS PACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVER
LAND DAILY.

LAND DAILY
The schedule OF closing NJ Trans Pacific Malls Is
arranged on the presum piion OF hcif uninterrupted
overland transit 10 port OF sailing. Tho nnAl con
which close s P ~ previous eayl cosc at he Gen
sTal PoS, QGicc. NcT Yori' a. Ioliows, ,t,,,,r
PINE Isl lands, VIA san Francisco, Close a.
sP n. January S, for despatch per steamship
NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA except wesu.
NV CALEDONIA. SAMOA. HAWAII and
IlJI ISLANDS. Via san Francisco c.ose at
y, NJ January for despatch per steamship
sierra ~ the Cunard steamer carving ihe
British mall for New Zealand dot not arrive
In time TO connect with this despatch. extra
p Il. Sundays al $50 4. n. q 4. M. and y
H-wIll be made up and forwarded until tho
arrival Of the CunArd stcamerl
NAH f SI Cf4AA 'hd sgssss Via s4q raa
tioss At 3 = u January - foT despatch ptF
HAWAII. JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA and PHn.'P
PINE ISLANDS. via san Francisco, close AZ
N; January 10 FOR despatch per steamship
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Any 10 for despatch per steam ship Alameda,
CHINA and PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Via Van
eouvet and Victoria 49, C., close Al 9 p. 81.
Sanuary II Tor despatch per steamship Empire, -
PHlLlPPiNE ISLANDS a,n GUAM, Via san Fran
cisco, close At =. II January q for despatch
- per United States Transport
FIJI ISLANDS, and specially addressed mnll FOR
Vancouver and vlc,orh, b. G.. '' clos al p ~
rAEI 14nIuaTy Is i9r dfeSPash sie9mShp Miowcra
Francisco, close At 8 T.. " February ? Tor de.
=, .pss,eeh Per steamship Mariposa.
81 BERiA IS al present forwarded Via Russia.
NoTE.--Ulless otherwise addressed Wet aus.
VIA san Francisco and certain places IN tho
Nhihcse province OF Auunau, Via British India
dr., sscd @via Europe- must b. iiy nrepsid =,
ihe foreign rates Hawaii is forwarded va
WILLIAM r, WILCOX. Postmaster.
Fost Orlcc, new ofN' y y, DECEMBER 30, i2pt
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Regular and Supplementary mails close o. For.
elgn Sation corner OF West and Morton Streets
half hour later than closing Time shown below
(exoept that Supplementary Malls for Eutpp" and
Central America, via Colon. close one hour a'ci
al Foreign station.
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RAII.HOA u.
LaCkaWanna Railroad.

Leaves New York. foot Barely and Christopher SITS.
800 4. N. FOR hlnghaEltna and syracuse.
1000 a. II For buffalo. chicago and ST. Louis.
1slsO r M.-For nurall Lad tl.ra-u.
1000 y M.--For scranton and l}u1uih.
$40 =. M.-for Buffalo anu Cal,Hco.
.HAa =. NJ For Buffalo. So r.f4Ec, tIea.
800 5 NJ Tor Chicago 49, prs o1la 40 O r. q.
TEXTS. isn. 40, iis8 ii3f fToadw1y, s. $50
Fulton -. brooklyn rI'N fncri sunday,
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NOTICE Five cents pr half ounce IN addition
70 M re0nldr postage. must be prepaid on az
letters forwarded BY the SUPPLEMENTARY
MAILS. ana letters deposited IN the drops
narscd "LefferE jof Forsgn Counfries.r Hfcr
thc CLOSING or THE REGIL LAR MAIL,
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Is fuuV prfpfid thereon by stamps supple
mrutary Transatlantic Malls are also Opened
on the piers OF the AMERICAN. ENGLiSl
and FRENCH steamers, whenever the sam,
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may be deposited In the mail boxes on the pliers
OF the ffrrpirn Lines sailing from Huhokrn.
The mails GA the piers open one hour and =
half before sailing lime nad close ten minutes
before sailing time. Only regular postage
uctters 5 cents haI ounce Is required on
articles mailed the piers Of the Amer' c.u
Fhlc star and German tSca Posi- steamers
double postage deiters 10 cents a hair ounccl
on oiner lines
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READING SYSTEM,

READING SYSTEM,
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry time from South
EASION. BETILE. HENI. ALLENTOWN AND
ilAICH CHUNK t7l5 Easton only. $40
a. m. l'co 40 500 l555 Fasion only p m, sun
WILkEsnARRE AND SCRANTON 1900,
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHuRST TONS RIVER
AND BARNEGAT 400. - 90 = m, ~ 80 tsts
30. lakewood and LAtchurst only, a5U0 I60s
u 49,. sundays, 40 q. m,
ATLANTIC CIT I.-'p.t0 q. IA. fSaO p. m
SiNEIAND AND BKIDGEIoN ErtoO q. m.
LoSG BRANCII, AsBuRY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE POINr PLEASANT. AND SEA
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Grow 900 q ~. 40. ) p y ~ ...
BCH. EAST LONG BRANCH 800. 80 $50.
li30 a. ui.. isl. sSo $50 Atlantic Iilds onb1. -
~ Slnaa,f, 500 8, s ~ go p Ipp,,,,>
'42i. ZOO 'spo 900. 1000. '1l.Oo a. m, 400.
.iuD. $3.50. f1ul 1900. 400, 800. 1900 = So
ts2a; 1899 , ~ .ri l2l2 Wgdt s,,,s no. o
1000 100 a rn, 200. 1900. 900, 100, '9.25
BELriMoRE AID wAsHINGToS-soo. 1000,
READING. IiAHRIsBURG. PorrSyILLEASD
WILLIAM SPORI 400. z4.2h. $500. 1910.
1000 100 . u-, Reading only. 1900 1'i2o,
-2l0 - r'. }eluiny, PorSNilc, Harrisburg only.
zrron ila-riy STREET only 'pany tDany.
'zrell SIndAs SUNDAY only ifhror cars only.
.Nia ram4g saturdays. aEKcspt Saturdays.
omccs. L,5,riv So Ferry. south Ferry g Asior
lionsg 2cl ~ i2-l ia.! Broadway ls2 5th Az.
i25tl ST., -, Columbus Av., New York. l Court ST.
aB 500 Fulton 81. Dro9,lyr. 800 broadway. WI.
hamshufg. Sew 'pLk Irar sfcr Co. calls for and
ehecs,s easgst2 to destination = =, n,.nr
Vice Pres ana Gen Mgr. Gen. PAs'r Agent
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POST OFFICE.
posr OFFICE NOTICE.

(Should be read DAILY BY all Interested a.
changes may occur az any tmel
Foreign mails Tor the week ending January =.
1905 viii close tPROMPrLY In oil cases al tho
General Post once as follows PARCELS POST
MAILS close one hour earlier than closing time
close at p. NJ, January ?. per steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm dor Crosse. January 8, per steamship
Pretoria: and January ., per steamship Casse
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC,

WEDNESDAY. to.-.At sam. for ARGENTINE
Ead snd mas he dec pdf ss
ship BTookyoodl' a Ss9 a ~ suppementtary
cosso a. hoNbGaAs ' cs1espi E ssf COAST
SALNADoR PANAMA, CAN AZ ZONE, CAJSA
Pint BOLIVIA and Gill, per steamship
Aidnca, via Colon mail for Guatemala must
AN superintendent 1850 Nj for lN6GuA
HAITI santa MART "a, snd d. Other p6lSScStsS "a
per, steamship Flandhs mail ior pcut Goaye
and Aux Cages must be directed per steam
enm saad Pns Ss g email sir for At 20.
Venezuela. Trinidad and Guiana must BE-
directed per steamship Prins willem w:
TuiSKs ISLAND and DoMiNicAN REPtn-
Lie. per steamship Seminole; AZ 1927 ,3 p n.
81 pcRoi& LffEwtpb' and i4t 'WlIbW4Rb
mai for Gre Grenada and rrnidsd mv b. II
og'ssfR RsTr ifrraTisRRi I PsFTs
THtRSDAY J1'1AtsX ii. Tor CtBA. YrCATAN
a IMAM o4 66er paris Set Of 'Mss so must bc
Tected Per steamship Monterey Al $50 i N.
nambuco, Tahls Rio JaneIfo and santos man
for NonheTn Brazil AIgenline; rlgnay 9 ,id
Byron , at $50 4, n. for BARgApoS; TRlNl'
MAS per steamship Niagara qnal for Mexico.
Va Iampieo mus, Dc d5eG53a peJ sGleiA.W1sSHP
ana NoRTHfRS i BRizf. per s SasG
tluminense, Via Barbados. Para haranham
and Ceara.
FRIDAY C0.--At 1870 4. N. for BRAZIL, per
steamship Roman Prince VIA pcrngmbuco.
hacrlo and Santos urail for Northern Brazil
must be directed per steamship Roman
prince1; at - NJ. supplementary " ~ T. -.
for BAHAMAS per steamship Nucaian
lnall for Guantanamo and Santiago must be
directed per steamship YucAtan1.
SATURDAY (7l At 3 4. NJ. for ARGENTINE
URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, per steamship
Fiona: at = A. VI. for BERN IDA. per steam
ship Bernudlan; AZ $50 a " ,sppplem1tdnthry
SSS A. NJ for PORTO RICO, CIR RAJ and
for Colombo: VIA Curacao, must be directed
per steamship Caracas. nj go 4. NJ tsup-
Elementary i0sn a. NJ for FORTUNE ISLAND
JAMAICA and COLOMBIA except Canca
and MagdAlcna Departments, per steamship
Sibiria mali FOR Costa Rca. via l4mon. must
be directed -por steamship Slhlrla'1 az 10 y. NJ
for CUBA, per steamship Moro Castle, via
Havana; al 1910 ?. u. Tor CUBA. per steam
ship Ollnda, via Matanzas mall must be d.
Iected per steamship OllndaJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-03
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