davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1905-08-20

2:i5 class. pacing: purse $500
caneno. b. e. by Col. Kuser.'
ErsElns IKssfs;d Reed. S.s. ,Humphle:
Franks se' s.. ;"b, B. &. itcherieii and
s.iletto, CD b. iFowier, ,.....,s 5 S,s3 .
Fuzzy, b. b. O'Neiln.. .........7 s 70.
Harry Hill blk. z. D0ble)..,,l 70.
Wilkes Bnno. bI.g. Timothyl 3 DIS
2ls,4.
Free for all. trotting: purse $500
Wentworth, blk. G., by superior (AcCargo). ! ]
FL MilAgto, b, g. tCaTDenteTl l.................7
Harrison Wilkes. br III. (Cox) x)................8
Sonata. b. m Kinney ::;,...:.........A dis
Tme-2:i2, 2IiA. 2Io.
2:20 class. trotting; purse $500:
Advancer, b. g.. by OrTnond tCArpenter)...e I
Mayzetta, 70. ni CTyson) on)......,..........1
Great Medium. Z. b. tEmst). ........,...,3 2
Prot SempssSn. an ps b. 4: tBevsn: ;'''.''.".'s 9
Oakley Baron. br, b. thHmphIevllle)...s
Willie Bedworth b. &. twinch) ........"e
Yates. ch G. GRaiston, '.'"..'....'....s 6dr.
''11 Time-,:ls;i s alssi, aae,4. 3:i5si. sis1s.
2:ls class. pacing: purse $500:
Starlight ch. h. by Bourbon Patchen
DI Band. b, 9. lwinchl l.,....,,......,.,i
Lucky Buck. b, e. oiettel................3 !
Louise e.. br. m. uockwood). .....,.....7
X-Ray. ch. q. tBowser, ,s..,.,,,,,,.,,.,..b
7, r. ". z, Z. poblc> lc>...,.....,........,.7 "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
GOLF.
Fuss Expected at Western Meeting Val
Floods New Enlargement

lo-nicht's meeting OF tho Western Golf
Association "a expected TO bring ont tcst
vote on the siren 9Th Of the conservative
ana the radical clements. The conservative
sci Won out lat year and the present officers
are in thorough sympathy with the aims and
methods of the United States Golf Association
The radicals talk the most. and according
10 the conservatives. on this account more
l. known OF them in the East than of the more
responsible proportion OF the Western PLAYERS
The conservatives assert that the radicals
are really blatant minority quite pnwerless
10 indct the ruin they threaten The tcst
vote will be- Oh the amendment suggested for
section t. Article ,. Of the constitution
Tho section now reads. ANY club within
500 miles OF Chicago or west NJ the Mfssissirn,
River shall be eligible for membership i'm tbis
association, provided any such club Is either
an associate or an allied mem Der OF the I'nited
States con ASSOCIATION u Is proposed 70
amend thi- a. follows All clubs located In
br1 hl d " , or Pit ,,3 Pa and ali
west Of n north and south line made TO mss
through Buffalo aud Pittsburg arc eligible
TO membership in this association
The territory claimed Is greater than v,ould
be LETT 10 the United states Golf Association
and encroaches on the territory OF at least
iour local associations loyal TO that body
the Trans Mississippi. Colorado. Pacific Coast
and southern California The amendment
OF tho proposers the Western association
should change ITS namc 10 Central or else
National association \ still more radical
set. obiecring to the way In which Nom
ber7hp N the Y ;. q. 4. Is divided into asso-
clate and allied CLUBS. advocate BROADENING
the scope oi the Western association so thai
II may claim jurisdiction over the entire
country and give 10 all clubs belonging
~ II equality NJ representation AZ the generai
meetings The radicals threaten TO eeceds
u they arc beaten on tho amendment and
10 start 2 rival 70 the Western association
Val Flood for three season with tho Man
hauset Manor Country Club. shelter Island
Country club Of Ear Rockawav This is
ono Of the most thriving clubs ncnr New
ORR, having Tor "a long time waiting list
or candidates for membership and In nos
resse~ good nlne-hOle course and "A practice
course IN addition Flood Wa selected from
,Alriy-iWo applicants Aeck Finlsy, the
AZ kanNny and Is close 70 thrnn llnks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
McGraw Takes Charge of New York Va
tinnaIS nj SnNnnnah

SAVANNAH. Ga, March g. anarcrJohn J
McGrsw OF the champion Giant, Is now
here and in charge of his diamond warriors
His strain was late to-day and he did not reach
Savannah from Memphis until midnight
Browne. Devln. Bowerman and Wiltse also
got here late tonight and BY tomorrow
night 1t is thought that all the players will
he here TO indulge in training work Ona
Neal. tho young inhclder who was purchased
by New York last fall from the Springfield
team OF the three ! league. has made good
impression in practice. He had a batting
average last season Of 300 Neal bats loft
hand stands mp Well NJ tho plate and walks
into the ball He has been teaching school
for several winters and is above the average
in intelligence. The Bolton street Park was
thronged to-day with amateur and nrofes-
sional photographers, who were anxious
10 got a snapshot at some OF the PLAYERS
Mct wen did some Of the best work IN the
outhcld and covered considerable territory
for a Young player who has boon plaved
mostly in tho ini.pld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
TRYING OUT PITCRERS.
New York Americans Have Lively Practice
at Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, March 6--"Another day like
this and III be in condition. murmured
big Al Or,h of the New York Americans as
he logged in from the ball park this afternoon.
The day was good and warm and Orth with
Gr1ith's other hopcfuls had been through
n day OF vigorous practice that il. all except
Newton As the latter was i'll this winter
Grfilth wants him to do only light work for
t days
The pitching corps came IN for a good
trying out today. In the morning Nlctcalfr.
Orth and Whitley We're put through the trend
mill aud IN the afternoon llolycross Hog
and Putnam put their arms into liberal
use. Gritfith doing the thing systematically
More steam was forthcoming than has vet
been shown.
That richt foot Of Orth's came up in the
air when he LEI go the horsehde. which move
ment is an uniailing sign that he IL speeding
them some A few benders also were among
tho day output and the battcrs did not find
the pitching as easy to hit a last week
It was good practice for the batting eve
The spit ball. too. was in evidence. Orth
pract-cd il and had Catcher Dun doing a
contortion act to stop it. The green but
promising younRster Whitley wired a fev
spit balls under Grflith's tutelage He never
tried one before and this was his comment
on H. thought it was going one way and
whitley and Mctcalfe unIoosed several
speedy curves instruction 30 tho pitcher
in the art Of bunting wa- part OF tho DAVIS
programme this including sacrificing 10 nd
vance base runners. II was also conducive
to nimhieness on the pnrI OF the fielding
pitcher Dun made a couple. of pretty throws
to second base TO intercept h1se runners
A dozen bats from cuba arrived to-day.
but no additional ball players. Jack Powell
viii not report until March l., having re-
c"lyed Grii1iih's permission 70 stay away TN
then.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.
Trapper's Victory Improves His Chances
for Crescent city Derby.

4-NEw- pRhEAHs-MaEeh- s-TFsppeE- thIs
afternoon demonstrated that he is entitled
! TO some consideration in the Crescent city
Derby. which will be run next Saturday.
inc son OF Hastings met nice lot OF horses
IN the mile and sixteenth handicap at the
Fair Grounds. and even though he was giying
away weight to all managed to down them
and won going away by length.
Very few OF the wise spectators figured
that Trappcr had a chance 20 beat Hart Dern-
hams game and consistent mare Spencerian.
Her chances looked so brilliant that she
was backed to sven money while Trappcr re.
coded in the betting from 9 to to threes Terms
Rod cut out merry pace to the head of the
stretch. Aubuchon. seeing what was coming
OF. preserved Irapper for tho final rush.
He figured that he only had Spenceran TO
beat and paid all his attention to the Dern-
ham mare. At the thrce-Quarters pole Au-
buchon sent Trappcr along He passed all
but the leader n though they wcre SHADING
still and when Strengthened out for home
moved mp TO Terms Rod. There was "A fight
between the pair. but at the sixteenth pole
lrapper drew away and won By Il length
Tern Rod lasted long enough to secure the
place by head on the post from SpencerlHn
The race showed that 1rapper is the only
colt that mas chance 10 beat Rams Horn in
NE Derby, and he can run on either fast or
slow track
90, Firs, Raco-si1 turlonss-Inspector Hapin, ioI
bW; HobbInsl to TO- wen: Dance Music, io5 N
70 2. thlrd. Time. i:i as. MsIey Moore,
swedish Lady Charlie DlcRson. Wlnnlfred Lad
and Hannibal Bey also ran.
Second ltace-five and half furlongs-Dot-
tore 100 C-ccl, TO !. won; Prestige "a tCrmmnsl.
: to second; Diamond Betty. Q? sAabach9nl.
y 10 j. third. Time. i0T 80. Frank Bill Barker.
Corona. PITY, Florence May Court Cner Ron.
doiet. Couture Gal and Light Note also ran. Dun
oan and WDd Tiger LETT at post.
Third Race-onc mile kltrr Plat, Of Au
bunhonl, @ 10 ., won; Capt. Arnold. i07 (Crimnins,
4 to /. second. Hands Across. iOT u. Martini.
10 !. third. Time. i1l is. Little Scou; and Mat
ador also ran.
Fourth ce-Handcap one mile and SIX
teenth- Trapper. lQ2 (Aubuchon), 10 !. won;
Ferns Rod e2 q. Rice, to second, spenecrian.
III III. Philips. even, third. Time la 5.
Monte Nhlppoorwlll and DaeSman also ran.
Fifth Race one mile st. Daniel. iia AicGcel.
10 TO J. won Hucklcherry Finn. i15 tcel. 10 to L.
second Keogh. ~ pomlnlcka, 70 i hrd. Time
Bengal. Safeguard. ST. Blue. Staltor. New Arster
dam Pompey and Bob Murphy also ran,
Sixth RacC-One mile and 10 yards ponca iO7
SHAVER to 1. won Bishop weed, 100 freeman.
is to l. second. McWllams. il5 tW. Hicks, S to ?. !
.hlrd. Time. IA, barkelmorc, Mladf Love
Hickory Corners. Lady Mistake, Agatha. Mint
bed. John Doyle. Kcnton. Lady Free knight aud I
Ethel Marx also ran Dixie Lad left AT post
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
Al san Francisco.

SAE FE.NctsCo. March 6.-Glendennlnc was the
only favoritc 10 win To day al the oakland track,
sunny Shore. backed down from 20 ~ ! Won
The NTH race. Down Patrick. the WINNER OF the
lasi race drftod from to 10 to then he was backed
down 20 II to 2. He had cisir sailing ana won
with
First Race-Three and haif furlongs Nyonally
l0' tNcBndcl, O TO /, won; lsAbeau. IOa larsen
! To /, second Mary r., los Knapp, q To . third
Time, 0I2. Aprls PRIDE iHdi Catherine Kitten.
idora. Dora Gentry. First Lake, Canopa and semi
lunr also
II TO 5. won. PhaianN. lbs llirkcnitth TO 0 sec.
0nd. Ethel barrymore M tWrighij 10 Ia l. ihits
Time. l0l- NeNa Lee san Jose Nounue Duplex
Budget, poussc cafe. Rubquet and Harcm Sailor
also
Third Race-Five furongs -GIrndenning ~
Mcbride. 70 s, won SIT Preston 100 GLARE Z
10 1. second Bell Reed. iOa tHouhrr Il to D. third
Time. iOu'-. Alta G.. Pcntapa Rolllck para
mount. Emshee. Annie Marie Gcisha Cir! and
Edcnhorougu also ran.
Fourth Racc-Ouo mile and 30 yards-Harrv
Beck. iC4 Mcbride. Is 10 s. won. Redwald iol
iIoncsl 10 TO l. second Siluran pc Taylor IS to
third. Tine. 1891. ClAuSus. Rev Dare BADLY
Used anu AerS Daughter also ran
Fifth Race one mile and on eighth sunny
shore, l0l wright. 10 TO !. won Flaunt inl JTirk
cnruth. 10 TO 9. second The FTrttcr ia CTraycrsI
to /. third. Time i54si. Hcllas Etpedlenf
Meisicrslng"r. The Lieutenant and Suburban
Queen also ran
sixth Race one mile Down Patrick, ~ iioncs,
y 20 ?. won RocHaVay los Knapp. is 10 o. seco nd
Toledo ioN Hlfkcnrutm. II TO g. third Time
i0, squire Johnson and Handy BIZ also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
.UrOISTS AM JERSEY Law.
Man, From New York 10 rrotrS, at rrrn-
ton To-day

considerable delegation Of prominent
Automobiles lett Now York for Trenton
last night and more Hre going This morning
in order 10 he on hand for the hearing on
tho amendment 10 the Scovrl automobile
Inv. which il 20 be- held NJ the New Jersey
capital to-day,
The automobile users Of New Jersey. Penn
sylvania and New York are much alarmed
over the proposed amendments and will op-
pose them vigorously The present New
Jersey law has been considered worry fair
one ana u was introduced by As~emhyman
Scovrl. who is the father Of the urc sert amend
menl~ The proposed changes viii increase
qtur"s that when travelling Through ibsf
Sia'c at hcons" tag~. except the one issued
lof NcW Jersey. must be removed The
worsf featur" In tho ewes Of tho attcrnohilists
~ mat the amendments VIII give con,tablrs
power TO make arrests without warrants
This. II IS feared may lead 10 abuses Tic
q4ulomobilistS have some friends in the New
Jersey Legislature who will suDporf their
opposition TO the changes on Tho vround
that the present law is good enough.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
Princeton Baseball cnndidste, ncs,n work

PRINCETON. March G--The candidates for
the Princeton baseball tcam had their nrst
practice in the cage This afternoon. There
we're about nifty candidates in all. and ne vet
not one Of the veteran players has come out .
They will report within tho nryt fcs DAYS
EleNen freshmen have been retained On tho
Ihrockmorton. Huston. Cook GRAY Martin
Fish. Harlan. Wistcr and Hamill
The men are under the diroction Of Coach
Hillebrand and Capt Wells and this instriict.
ing force will be augmented ia about two
weeks hy Hugh Jennings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
Dnator, na,e nccIdc. 10 PA, rnn.

Dave Fultz. centre fielder of the Now York
American League team. has made M his
mind to play ball this season after all Ito
has signed contract for rho coming months
or the League struggle. and viii leHve to-day
to join Grifth and tho others nov IN tho
south John Anderson, Walter Clarkson.
Wild Conrov and Jimmy Williams who All
many IhIlf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07

Nearly all the leading college teams are
t nelng coached by professional PLAYERS as
leans harvard Lash Of Detroit. Yale. Clark o
son. New York Americans. West Point Jen
nings, baltimore, Princeton. Harry Davis.
Philadelphia Americans. Penn sylvHnia. Ham
iiton Harrisburg dartmouth Clarke. Wash
inRton, Annapolis. Sehring. Cincinnati Penn o.
vania state. McAlllstGr Bunalo, University
I University Of Minnesota. and Ahbatichio'
Boston Nationals. Washington and jefferson
F. + smathers has forty two-year-olds
70 ne raced this year. part IN the East and
Dick Weies, Security, while tho name of n
half brother 20 Mike baly's { laude il Warn
ing Others that have been named are Sir
Babel. D c. by Buck Massic urbana Con con
version, p c by ST Geores ,Stapclla High
mare savonarola. b G.. 81 George Firenle
Eotre ,hnip. b. c. by scorpion Linderiatc
swinmnq Girl, b T.. by Gotham Brie6 7tS,
Duke Hattie Kingston, oh, {. BY Kingston
by Margrave- Donna Henrietta.
W NJ sheftel. owner Of the lamented
Derby winner OF last year, ighbaii. has
six two.yeAr -olds. including fun brothers
70 Bensonhurst and Sheril Bell in training
by Ben Strome Rose Leaf Prospero. Oh. .
by Ben strome lryana Masqueradcr. b. O.
pronlus ROYAL Approval St Alary. :. @
Monitor, b. +, BY hambars Eye ';c' sweet. ana
! VI Murphy. Co Of Memphis have
snnonnccd ne first quotation in a future
H P4Sn o" PHI i Fe innb dSs1S SndGan Ram
Kings Trophy are quoted equal faVorifes
a. 10 Dalysy is At Ia, to !. with bondage.
Canteen and Gregor h. all AT II to
MoChesney Wiuull Ieonidas. councilman,
Dan Mckenna are quoted at IS 10 l. and so
on down,
tohn + Madden has sixty two ycarlng colts
and fllios at Hamburg Place thre. short Of
the number of foals al his farm in 1909 Tho
ss are ssd Ga al ,Se nf% O.
and Frankfort Madden Win iave about
t~entv-ilve twQ-year Odds in the East this
Of them AZ Bennlngs
That there viii be an abundance NJ racing
material AZ Bennings when the spring meeting
opens two weeks from Thursday Is shown
BY The demand for stable room When tho
track winds up next week. there viii be a gen
eral exodus 10 Washin gton while many Of
he hoses AZ oaklaHn Park Hot SPRING.
Greyesend and sheepshead Bay viii DO Is ser
70 benntnEs TO begin active work
As all Of tho National League clubs have
'lalNl On lilS services. JACK Dunn
who was substitute for the Sev York Ma
tionals last year. Will probably assume the
management Of the Providence Pastor,
League team. The Providence club Inns been
anxious 10 secure Dunn for some Zinc mn red
tape prevented the deal
hoh lf' mnns'S pot lion has Ind his
,"t.h Oll"d no operaf ON was p.rfort1ed
!aSt week in f'orfH NV % druii. r. lto AIMED
ten goli CROW n- pH"r tl, ruoll-- fit tU. lo,,.,
~ ny alG hali dol"u strong mon
ntia w b'1,l, 20 iu spite ~ tho Use OF
lns1 ,el I'D hi' mouth Some time aro the .ani.
nsht,isi placed fifteen diamond Filings I'M ITO
.easSs lufllNl mouth and Rob .aid that The q
1870 100 v a. 50 'at!staCtory that his lion should
receive we benefit Of the doctors kill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
Jockey club stewards Wee,

meeting Of tho stewards Of the Jock ev
Huh was held at the Offices Of the club. Wind
snr arcade. Fory--iNth street aud Finh
avenue. yesterday afternoon There were
present James r kcouc. u + Bradford
lt Is knapp and Andrew Miller Tla foi
loving officials w"r" approved Tor tho Marg-
phy. steward and handiCapper Frank /
BRYAN. William y Riggs. Judges John Bodan
clerk NJ the scales Phil McGinnis. starter
W y. burrh, timer 4 number n licenses
we're granted 10 trainers aud jockeys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
Pool

An amateur pool tournament IN decide tho
championship of Now York city was he t,,.
last night A. the broadway Billiard Academy
The PLAYERS In the opening game were A
LYMAN and ilannis Hannis won bv
al ''' 49, "dlHl@'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
tppe eHSrf nIn1Sy q, q! 49, NJ .,-.,.
TRANsPAC1FIc NAILS. FORWARDED Ovrr.
LAND DAILY

TRANsPAc1Tlc NAILS, forwarded ovrn.
arranged on the presumption Of their unintcrr. rcd
overland transit TO port OF sailing. The nua. onH
Nails despsch,d f via vsat s'srfd vco25
coma or Seattle, which close p. Il prcviog. ga.
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS Via .sn
francisco, close ateP March 10 for dc,pat o
NEW zf&I@2SN1Bpa AtIR-i9 oesc,p, .w,.r
NEw CALEDONIA. SAMOA HAWAII aud
NJ. March ii Tor despatch per steamship
sierra % ne Cunard steamer carving ~
IN time to connect with ihs despatch -,'-s
Tnas--coSng At $50 \. NJ, $50 i ~ 1Gt
= 81: sundays az iso 4 NJ 0 4 81 aud D
vi, NJ be made W and forwarded until ar'a.
sHbs, rs Tao S@nNS so sad al rF'Pl2i s,
IAW oGT despapselHx peE 5sissesms5iP rydeus pre
PINE ISLANDS. va san Francisco close ~
sp March IS for despatch per s'esm,-'o
'AP China s''s sDs F1Tfflr PG; Ns'
Vancouver and Victoria. 49, G.. closa AtG q ~
March u for despatch per steamship rmn---'
JAPAN; KOREA. CHINA and pHILIPPlNF l,'.
ANbs, VIA seattle. close At 9 P. y. March .
HAWAII ffRa;S an FIR T1.s sif2'G co.l ' y
Hawai- ipr qsiPsSen ReT ssATS9p AS 55
addressed mall for PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
y. san Francisco. close a 9 p. " Ne'--
HAWAII GT f' v Ssn Per Slea9seC . chm
2S for deSpatch per steamship Nebraska
FIJI ISLANDS. AUSTRALIA except Wr.'
NEW CALEDONIA. va Nancoui-f lu1
toria. y. G.. close AZ o p. NJ. March q, o. a.
Sphtch Per steamship Aorang
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and CT AN STA san .4.
cisco, close A. = VI March - for dr.rf'7
per nited States Trans port
hANCHURlA except NewchVsnr and lrf
Arthur and EASTERN SIBERIA Is A. prr-r-t
forwarded VIA Russia.
NOTE. Mess otherwise addressed Wes' f..
irAlla IL forwarded VIA fGnopc Ncw ifaH|
Nis san rancisco. and ceuAir p'ares 't
thlneSe Province Of NunnaI. 'if Hrti,t 'r1.
INC quickest routes IhNipplsr~ spe
addressed Via Europe uusi fIif rrfn.
~ ihc foreign rates. Hapau is frfnarf.1 .
san FrnnciScn ~KrluEitcfv.
WILLIAM 70 WILCOX r0-'Ta-'--
Iosi once. New York. y. " NArrh s.. i'-la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
TRANsATLANTIc MAILS


TUESDAY Tl.--At $50 A. ". for EUROPE pe,
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Ma BIv -
mouth. CheIbouTg and Bremen.
WEDNESDAY ts.-At $50 A. NJ for TtROpt..
per steamship Teutonc. via Queenstown and
liverpooI' at 1880 4. NJ; for NETHERLANDS
direct, per steamship Rotterdam tnAi muV
be- directed per steamship Rotterdam Al
$50 \. II. for ITALY direct per II, aiuship
lombardln mail must be directed per steam
ship lombafdiA)
THURSDAY Cg Alta. " for FRANCE. SWlr2
ERLAND ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TUX.
KEY. EGYPT. GREECE and BRITISH INDIA
per steamship La Lorraine. via Havfc lmai
for Other parts OF Europe must be directed
per steamship La Lorraine'j,
FRIDAY 40. Al y. NJ for AZORES tSLANpg
, per steamship Romantic. from Boston.
SATURDAY ull.-At $50 i. ". for IRELAND
per steamship Cafonla via Queenstown (mai
for other parts OF Europe must BE- directed
per steamship CaronlaD. al a 81. for
EUROPE, per steamship ST Paul, via ply.
mouth and Chcfbourg at $40 A. NJ. for bel.
GUM PARCELS posi- MAILS, per steam.
ship iceland Irregular mail for belgium must
he directed per steamship iceland at $50
a. NJ for ITALY direct, per steamship Koe.
nlgln Luse lmail must be directed per steam.
ship Koengin Lulsep. At go a. NJ for SCOT.
LAND direct, per steamship Astoria (nau
must be directed per steamship ASTORIA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
RIFLE SHOOTING.
Company O. Wins seventy first Regiment
Trophy In 80, cnth Regiment Connection.

Al tho seventh Regiment Armory range
on Saturday night the rife shooting com
petition for the Seventy first Regiment
trophy was con Guided Company g made
total Of 3o5 made in the previous trial SCI
slred The trophy for the company with a
total OF 81: ont Of a possible 700 Company
finished second. with 80 There also was a
sweepstakes match. Tho scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07

In a ,v eepstakes match tho winners were.
Corporal n Gee, Company I! Private p wen
nciN COMPANY u Private J. r, MSoGuTle Com
=, The following qualified as sharpshooters: serv,.
" y. Turner. Company =. r. si-A3, pri,.a,, X r,
Beam COMPANY g ~ 10 al. Private r Wenn,is
Company =. 3D. ~ NJ "" ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
WEST INDIES etc.

TuEsDAY, Ga, go ~ Complementary
yYAAPPSo Rt 6ANA@ "a cAh 1oNE G{TSA
PERU, BOLIVIA and CHILL per steamship
Advance, VIA Colon mail for Guatemala nus
BE- directed sn Per steamship ADVANCE a e M
nRAZlL, per steamship Hubert. via Bar ADDS,
wEbSfs 6H s5'p 1s snS Gag e. for ARGENTINE
GRTSEuAYf ssd PARAGiiAY,, per steamship
snd other PLACES IN MAGDALENA DEpARI
MEN ESQ Pok2N alappeR ss ssfS.sp VSd s
ST THOMAS. 81. GROIN, LEKWARD and
sesmsS e fgns SSR mail ' IeI &asds r Ri'
dad and ST. Vincent must be directed per steam
rHtfRSDAY @y,"At a: NJ for JAMAICA. per
sesmshIP Greeei Ia NAL for Belle LnSsson
ps,e must "i be decaS S'ao oe2 pSs oR
Graeelal; q! . 4. ". Tor CUBA. {UcATAE
mail for Other parts u MeIto musi BE- 1 arena
peme iieSg'h aso toI e. n ''gP
steamship Niagara mail for Mexico Va Tam.
pico. must be directed per steamship Niaga-
FRIDAY g0.-At "A: N, for BRAZIL. per steam
ship Syracuse VIA Rio Janelro and Santo,
and Paraguay must be directed "pcr steam
ship Sytncusal; at IL NJ. for GUANTANAMO
sATraDAY 90 =, a. :, so 4 n 'fqgPisIe7isTy
per steamship zula mail Tor Colombia va
Curacao. must pc directed per steamship
Iulla at $50 4. II. supplementary 0.5o \ ~
for PORTO RICO, ST. THOMAS. ST GROIN
LEEwARD aud wINDWARD iSLANIS Per
steamship Coamo via san Juan mail for Grcna
da. Trinidad and ST Vincent must bc directed
per steamship Coamo1. at $50 4. NJ. teupne
rentary 1890 4. NJ. for FORTUNE ISLAND
JAMAICA and COLOMBIA. except CAuca
and MRgdalenh De partments. per steamship AltA
mail for Costa Rlca, Via Lnon. must be directed
per steamship Altar: at 10 4. ". for CUBA,
per steamship Mexico. via Havana. OF 10 \ NJ
for GRENADA ST. VINCENT TRINIDAD
ClUDAD BOLIVAR and GUIANA. per steam.
ship Grenada, via 1Iindad.