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NEW YORKS LED WIPED4VW THE CH1CAOOH WIN

vbloth Cheshro and tiltf llattrd Ont or U-

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Four St Iotili Ileatcn by the PhiltlclpWasClrvflantl IVashlncton-

Altbouith they had a nlco yc t nlnjIn the fourth game of the aeries with ttu-

Chloteros the New York Amortenns coulrtnot hold It and lost three out of four BJTIM-In the series with th WhIte fox Bt Ioauwu beaten In n cloto same with the IbUit

tho Cleveland hid little troubledelecting the Washington makingclean sweep of the tcrlcs at the capital TheresultChloasjo 0 New York n-

Pblladelphla D St Laolt 4Cleveland 12 WaslilnBtimC-

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CHICAGO A I 0 NTW YOltK I 6

The Chicago White Sox blasted thoof the sow Bluo Soi at AumrlcanPark yesterday In n manner that WHS

to tho homo team und sym-pathizers Tho New Yorks had a len ant

lead for moro than hulf tli gamebut collapsed In the Mxth Innliie They wereas In th hiiid of Wostcrneruwhen the rallied and vniit nt themand there in tho sumo whenthe Chlcagos ntado them look novicesThe change In tho wentrnTwa no more suddenthan was i n Nov Yorks out-look for n victory when that irplnnlon came

WaS ntam tor II voin lht Kixth tin hit around with aand u bHiiu then was a eprinkllnv of

and thohad with runsth y were two ahead AH to thi1 NowCroat wus tiP ftjjl therrol for when the InnIna bociin four runs nhvitd

iu not Ihn only pitcher battedout of the hot The r 4iu j treatment wasdispensed to Doo Whiln tlnrj was no

the luuiu over toWhite out Ohn o sturtnl a rallyon tho Doo In the jfooml ll whlppwla slnclo to luft YiiKor Kultz Khiiiow ami-Chesbro peeled oil huM In breezy MuceAsionand run came Thfii with two on basesand one out tho hoc vaa deposed andSmith took lit plnr Smith thoVew York lying out andKeeler forrliik Ihcabro-

KloJnows wild throw or i hunt andeint save ihe Chlca o a run In

first Inning New orks Bwyllnthelrtotaltofvo in rhi rtfih Innlnaw jld throw of Uouiciitrrlys bunt a wildKeeteri lnili to ofiicr unfe huntand n double on which Kuelor crossedplatter It turned out there wa wisdom

not pliiylng In with heeleron third and nobody out fliMired that-It better to nmke sure of somebodythan play In for tho man on third

flzured they wer dttn to busywith Cheshro 8Oon and the rune run orlets would not stand lit lli ir

Bo that aj it may Jones the first manIn the sixth deft the l eween Yeagerand Conrov with n mnirU Holme hit overthe to the name territory Davisbounced he ball to tirhoard ChawNcooped It In H threw to pecondto force Holmes hut Ducky themThe result was hree nn and no outChesbro truck out Donahue with throe bich-fnt oncrt Hud Isbell fouled to Conroy hofar oo good hut right hero Vow Yorks de-

fense cracked MfFarland hit Mrnlvht toChesbro hut thn ball was tfo hot to handlearid Jones cored fhesbro Hounred the bulltoward plat It went wild and Holmescored error Imndon ulnidad soorns Davis and MTarlund which the

Fcorn Tannehill hit safelygrounded to iVonroy ball sneaked

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First bi p on errors Nc YnrU I Chlcsjo I

Left on baiei NVw York hlcaco 5 1lrsi haa-eonballioirrhMbroliif I oil Smith IStnici thcabro S by Iutimann I bySmith 3 Three tias lilt Conroy Two tutuFlutE Dilluloa Taimrlilll Stolen lists Duiulnn-Tannthlll Iiouble iilay1 WllllauDavlf Pundoi ant nonnuii1 bv pitcher MyChejbrot Sniltli UnnilrfTtmp 1 f n AttttnJance2tJiiJrr-

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the l t tranir fiiim St tiuls bygood tilttlnij In the seventh irul a wunilrrful one

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Patted toy Howell In the ninth InningPhiladelphia n fi n i 0 2St louls n n 3 n i n 0 n i i

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4 oil Hciwrll Struck outHenley 3 by Howell 0 ThnB base hit Kochier

b sa Stone Davlv Sacrlnoihits Davis Hattvl Moran Stnlrn bsteslluirman Hartscl Van iKiuble plays Mur

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3 and minutes ttrnitance 32J7-CLKVKHNtl 12 WASHIXOTON 3

WASHINGTON Mmu 19 Hast hun ralore literallyshowered tram the fYlevoiiniU batsearn lu clUileri of t o three nd live andcompletely Damped the Waihlngtons Right

Anderson nbc dlsnppeartd on Saturday aired inday that he was atthe bedside 01 his sick wile and said he would re-port lor tomorrows gaunt Thu score

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The woe of the New York Nationals Inthe were added to yesterday when they

by the Cincinnati whogave them the wornt beatIng ther haveewrlonced this year The best the XewYorks can do no on thla trip I to breakeven hiving won five garues and lesteight with three more to play The Brook-lyn kept up their pathetlo showing losingto the Plttsburgs Bt Loalt dUpMed ofBoeton the Philadelphia were beaten-In Chicago The Quakers dropped fromthird to fifth Cincinnati taking thirdplace and Chicago fourth This leave onlyone Eastern team In the drat division thesame etate of affairs eilstlngtn the AmericanLeague are trying days for GreaterNew York and for the Easterner gen-

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CIXCINNATI Jims Reds won theireighth consecutive game today at the ex-pfliiBo of a of twlrlersA hot day and Irresistible batting

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W lltse train the soootid till the middleof the fifth

anti then Harry cleaned the bases with aThat the man and Klllott

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CIIICAOO June 13 Chicago topped Plttlngerirun of the the on thehnscs Ivery Chicago player who scored ablesecond and was then In a short singleFive iloublo plays were fat features ot the gameThe score

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First bwe on error Philadelphia Left onbases Chicago 4 6 basesMaloney Chance Tinker Casey tOting Douhlnplays and and Kaho-eIvrrs Tinker and Chance Evers and ChaliceKllng and Tinker First base on ballsOff Reulbarb 3 off 2 Hit by Ily Heulbach 2 Struck out By Ileulbach t by Plltlnger

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ST IMUI June St Louisdefeated Hoslon todsy It wu a swatting beeThe score

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tins won nine straight gnmerThrough cancellation the Fnglewood second

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mm With Murray Olyphant From GeorgeLow and Frank llelnhartCJreat Entryfor the Tournament Freluhl TrafTIo

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A brilliant icore by John Hohens whoeptnblished new eIghteen and tlilrtyelx holrecord of 74 72 M marked th fourmatch yesterday at the KnclosroodClub He had as partner K Murray Olyphant Jr last years Now Inn Kiotochampion and they were opposed by IporgoLow the Oaltusrol professional end Frank O-

K lnhart neaisonti intercollegIate golfchampion Imbrue la the Knglowood profe elou l and left the Votintakah CountryClub this spring It vr a notable matchbetween noted player with a wnsatlonajoutcome

Hobena and Murray Olyphant were 0 upfor the thlrtyalz holes There are thirtyMshole more to be played nt Haltunrol Tfiepare set by Hobena made hla the factoron all but three of the holes wonthe fourteenth and halved the terentrcnlhIn the morning beside halving the secondIn the afternoon doing RI and 81 Low whoplayed the Englewood links for the firsttime made the good score of no 77 157

while Heinbart did 80 81I8I The pravlouarecord at Englewood had been 73 by FredFT now the Sound Beach professional hutthe course la now somewhat longer beingstretched from to 6luo yards llobenascard was a wonderful performance and veryconsistent golfing He drove a tremen-dously long ball and balanced the tee clinicby a beautIful short hun record

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There Is a remnrkable entry for the op ntournament of Holt Clubto begin on Thursday The cracki who werelltcd when timo wan up lat Might Inclitileil-Gcorco Urokaw Archibald lrink I

Hcliihart Iou las laird Kcnnnilaylynn Johnson Churles II JeromeI

There will he about thirty ntrl IhnKn l wood Hub invluilliti K Murray illyiihant Jr last NHWFrank M Wilson 0 Kirkby W K MoorH V Keep anti C II Sykrs MortimerBarnes who hold thnrecord of the cotirM at 7M with IH

about the onjy prominent player or the clubnot to play John M the New Jerneychampion und Walter 1 Trarla have not iili

entrieslIve a large Held Theyarts In additIon to the few numml-

M Dudlvy Renews PUInflelil O ll ilerForest Park II tl Koirvlllt KinnttU-llruwn Crescent A C ft 1alrfltlilJohn and W JI Collier SoRts Jersey H 0 Ctsvli South Orange O T Uunnell KnollwooitW C Freeman Moutclalr U A Iuller Nosinu-K E Oedney North Jersey O M GUI KMCI CountyPaul Ilarrhon II Holmes oith JerseyK K Hunt Uyker Meadow lynn H Jobnxun-Rldgewood II O Klnif Freeparl P N Keeler

ter It M MilnvyHaddock Crescent A h C KllrabethC A Nesmlth riushln J A Kori tPack A P Palmer Kstern Pnrkuay E S Parntclre New llarcn Samuel Iearr 1orrst IarUn II Ieler Jr Jersey City T Peters JrPrinceton I P Kmevlllr T T Held IrMonli1ilr I Myall VounlflUnh ThomnaRobertsOn Irecpon W Scott orth JerseyJ V Sharpe North Jersey T J Mnane Irlnrcton C It Storr Fsiei County J C Taylor Crc

M II W Thurston Itosevillc I Trask-IhilAdelnhla A Vitn Veehtcn South OrsnzrII A Elizabeth A W Wattenberir-Isaliutrnl M Uhltlatrh Montrlalr W II WilliamsPnrmt Park K C Williams Yountakah hti JohnWuoil tM i County

The newest of lihieh mens golf enciie isone of those mnnertod with and rail-road transportation Thomas P Hllev inchairman of organization Is to hold

flrst annual traffloover the links of the Fox Hills GolfrUM M 20 antI 30 There will he host hailand handicap competitions boHldes the cham

play roundV T Muslck 335 Is seCretarytreasurer The league lice twentyKerenmembers so far anti all are entered for thetournajiient They are

J S PanIc W L R v Sparks D nliteral C A Blood P W Smith S Marvin IW nonnallr r M Month C K Steitsr II II Me-Hellin I N Hales Chorlrs I Smith W T MtisliUR I Ilurnap F J Woulfe A r Mack Net liukeR It Vaughn H P Iliinlan A W flilmrn A It i-

Morrtu llrobiint H C llumetl II C Me-Tiillourh W 1 H Dunber L IewtiRiley T P Illley V J Wbltnlier

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Special Cable nttpalth to Tint SirsIospnx June 19 The yacht race from

Dover to Heligoland for tljp cup offered bythn German Emperor which woe startedon Saturday was finished todny Thschooner Suzanne owned by n Huldschlnsky crossed tho line first Her time was40 hours 42 minutes 40 seconds Felix Simonsyawl Th rese was second Next across tholine were the Kavahon and the Sunshine

The race of auxiliary yachts for the spoclacup offered by the Kalaer in which only theAtlantic and the Valhalla started was wonby the Atlantic

The race In an annual affair-It is a handicap race and tho Cierman Emperor

prizes In order toyachtsmen to to the Kiel races ThiNin In tho race for willing craft hoffered a but lu this ravethe Atlantic and thestarters and under the weather conditionsthat prevailed the Valhalla was no match forthn the ocean race

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Tho start was madu on In rainand and for hours afterward the boatsdrifted shout many of having to an-chor The distance of Is aboutmiles Thn yachts will now go lo Kieland the Gorman will present blue

prlree to the wlnnnri In the ocean route

EASTEH LEAGUE

Clubs if L C Club tP POJersey thy 21 IH UaBUffaln Jl 44-8Iliiltlmore s IT 614 Newark 21 24 478Providence 24 23 SlJiltochester 17 24 4IJToronto 21 21 IS M

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Alt llckrls Include udinlsilon toDREAMLAND CONEY ISLANDtirratest Atnusrment In the World

TIMK TAIIII ISIIIIKCT TO CIIAMIIHLeave loot I2lltli SI North lllver 1141 liCJ A 11

nan 2IO 3UO 4M 74S MLeave fool Mil SI North lllver Oon p45 1030

11 10 A M lIt M Illlt VUO 2li 345J1ii I5 700 7 45 SAI Uil I M-

Leavr Pltr I Noitli Itlvrr halt hour later thenat 22it SI-

HrlurnlNC Leave Iron Pier Coney Island 101-0ll2j A M 12 IU KM 140 2 S4l 425421 010 7 ID 7V H4 i II2A 1010 104ft I M

Hrturiilnc front Coney IsUm trips marked witha lu IWtli si Norlli

itorvi run TICKICTS is ruvniI-IOIMI TltlP IHKITIX Uliril ST ISC-

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MANHATTAN BEACHVia 1 I It It Leave N Y foot of K 34th St

7 in ai lli J A M 12 10 1210 Tacohall iiuiirly Iron r 10 to 110 420 Slo 6SO-

BIII 7 7 40 10 p411 J M Trains stop atManhattan ni lu IK Y about 2A after

St Hun Sfparati table Sunday

Via II It T FIKVAT1CU TUAINSi-Iravc ildi of nrtdirr IO 40 910A and l n S10 44 HI3 t40 p M Leavr-N Y Park Howl half liuurly train 1311 A M-

In lf l and 7tiO In 1030 I M firparati tableSaturday

Via 311th ST mitOOKIYM PERKYLeave Yhlteliall St 7 i A U and every 40 nunSits lo 820 Uirn 40 P M

tiAVXTLET HOV TilE RACE

FlnlfOirsI First In thn New York A C nonto Illuck Islantl

T n new yacht Oatmtlctwon tlw race of tlio New York Athletlo Cluhto Illock Island Him Hnlsltcd Ht 7 oclockon Sunday mnrnlntr Tim oIlier boats nil i

Lot In before in oclock 11 diK Ilnlclwlni I

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LONG ISLAND RAILROADMANHATTAN BEACH

Trains leave N V via lone Island Railroadloot of i 3lth st week 050 740 901100 A M 1210 1240 and half hourly from 1210to 340 420 610 iiO 840 710 710 k10 and 840

SUnAVS 700 40 1010 nm M IJIOanti hall hourly front lin ID 1110 and Miin p M

Train stop at Manhattan Grns 1ae north ofAtlantic av about 25 minutes 3lih lit time

ROCKAWAY BEACHleave SItU St K H N V week days S40 a20-

H41 20 till lOOt A M JW HtturdaysIW 3SO 431 530 040 800 I 1200Sunday 7r 010 1010 1120 jssn 150 340360 IM dV SJO 020

EVERY SUNDAY

EXCURSIONSVIA ERIE RAILROAD TO

SHOHOLA CLENI-n the Blue Mountains one hundred and aevrn miles

irons Sew Vork on the beautiful Delaware ItlverImpress trains leave V 23d St M and 9Chamber st gm and lerney Cltyou and 1A M ItfttirnlnK leave Shnhola 4n and r3n p M

UK ltIMi IIKANCH A IIUK 40iIAKK A

WKIli HAY TIMK TAIIIK-Slinv nioomflrld t H 1 bloc Its I OIT uth-

ti liM end II A M J0 P M SaturdaysKS A Al IMS and 240 I M

Leave Ilattery iniar S Kerry H3i 9M and ITOA M3 I M Sttvirdays 920 A M

l3 and 310 p U

Charming Excursions-By Hudson River Day Line 5tearaenNit IlKH VIJST42d St9AMDally except SundaySKE STBAMUOAT COLUMN FOR OTHlfl PIKRS

wind that took thorn to Plum Out by inoclock nt nislit When off Point

moro toe which lasteduntil the end of hits race At Plum flnt thwind died out and they lad n head tide andwarn becalmed for lIve hours Then thnwind MOlt lleht from the toutheant anti thevcarried It to the finish off the harbor at IllockIslniul

Time Oauntlct was thin sinnllost boat Inthe rnco and wn entitled to lots of timeSIte WHO built to takn In the race fromfirnvesenrt Hay to Hampton Iloads for thUrooklyn Aaclit cup Thh

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POST OFFICE NOTICE

Should be I fllV by ill Interested uchanges may occur any time

will close IHUMJTLV la a I cue al the GeneralPast Office follows JJA-KCEL3fOfT MAILS cloie at General Vtuton Issue earlier toan dosing time belowParcelsPast Malta for Uermany cloio at 6 H itJune 21 and 2-

6ParcehHoM Malta for Great Britain and Ireland-are Whit on Wedctjdays and by American Lbs on Saturdays An

U made by the Lintwhen a Cunard steamer sails on r thanIlia American Line steamer the same dar

mill close one hour before rtfU-lar malts

ParwlJPoit Mall for MAIUUDO9 and OBEA7BRITAIN and be iegUl r d

Regular and Supplementary mall dose alSlation corner Morton straets halfhour later than time eio l

that Malls for Europe and toiCentral America via Ooloa cloSe one uour later M-

Foiclcn StationTiuwsATiAvrio MAILS

VvTDWESOAY 211 At 680 A M for OREA7BRITAIN IllELAKD and ACC team

addreMed or this turner at 1 tUNETHERLANDS dlrfrt specially addreuedonly Rotterdam at H30 A M

lor ITALY direct addreAied onlr

Iblp Olav aUo regular mall or Jellmark when vpecJally lilt MnmerT-

SUfUSUAY 22 At 180 A U lor EUIIOPB persteamship PeuUchland via

specially addressed

via Havre alSo other harts o KvroDi whenspecially addressed for this

At IDA M or AZORES ISLANDSper steamship trotn Boston

241 At 8 A M KUnOPE perWp Philadelphia Plymouth end

Including whenaddressed this strainm at SO A M orEUROPE Mtanuhlp lOtions viatown and Liverpool at 30 A M lor St

MAILS per Mfam hl-

Kroonland alto regular moll whenspecially this Jilranur at MA ITALY direct specially addmnnl-onlyi per Kornleln at BMA M pr SCOTLAND direct specially ad-

druttd only per ittrauslilp

MAUS ion SOVTH ANIcrNTRAI AMERICAWKST INWKS irrc

TUESDAY Mi At 930 A M supplementaryIOSO A for MCAHAOUA except siCoast HONDURASSALVADOR PANAMA CANAL 70NI CALCA-

OK COLOMIilA KCUADOK-IKHU BOLIVIA and CHILI per sKamshln-Alllnnca via Colon alao uhcnspecially addressed for Mfamrri

At A M for HERMUP-Vprrsteatiuhlp Uermnolan at 930 A M supplem 103n A M orHAITI PORT liP PAIX and MAOUALKNA-DKPAKTMFNT OF COLOMBIA MTtleamshhAdirondack also other parts o HaitispecIally addrnued this t 11-

A HAITI per stramahlp Wlllem-TV Innludlnr Port de Pals Curac o Vrnezurla Trinidad and lulnna whetsspecially adilrewed this strainer At I2V

supplementary 1 P MI TLTIK3ItKPlDUC per

Srmlnole sen Notice belowTHURSDAY 221 AtBA M CUBA YICATAV

and CAMPECIIK per steamship Montereyalso other parts ol Mexico chen speciallyaildrrMrd or stramcr at 12 MICO specially addressed oUtS OCT steamshipMalanzas via at 12 MTINE URUC1UAY and IAIUflUAV persteamship CMlUln

23 At 12 M SANTIAGOaddressed only steamship at12 M ST KITTSST MARTINS MARTINIQUE GIADRLOUPE and HUIANH per steamshipLller also Dutch and Trenchspecially addressed this steamer nt 12 M-

or URUGUAY andat 1 P M YUCATAN

and OAMPECHB per steamship Thimu at7 P M BERMUDA per steamexHalifax

SATURDAY HAt 7JO A M NEWFOUND-LAND per Rosalind at s3t A Msupplementary 030 A MI for PORTO RICO

VENEZUELA steamshIpCaracas also Colombia via Curacao whenspecially addressed this steamer at 9 A Mor per steamship Orange Nassau

via at 080 A10 A M FORTUNE ISLAND JAMAICAand COLOMBIA except Cauca and Majcdalena

per steamship Slblrla alsoRica via when specially addressed forthis steamer at 830 AIOM A M NICRAiUA except East

HONDURASSALVADOR PANAMA CANAL 7ONECAUCA DEPARTMENTOPCOLOMB1A ECUA-DOR PERU BOLIVIA and CHILL per steamshin City of Savannah via Colon iuate

when addressed this steamerat 10 A M Cuba per steamship MorroCaille via listens at IDA MST VINCI5NT TRINIDAD C1UDAD ROLlVAR and OUIANA per steamship Grenada

NOTICE Five rrnls per ounce n addition lalit regular pastdBt must all lettrrs forwarded by the SCPPLBMENTAHYMAILS and letters deposited In the dropsmarked lttttrtthe CLOSINC1 01 TIm IIEQULAH StAllfor despatch by a particular vessel will rwl-

hn so forwarded unlesi iuchl Ihcrron by stamps Supple-mentary TransAtlantic Malta aro onthe piers of till AMERICAN ENGLISH and

steamers whenever the sailings occurat 0 00 M or later and late mall may deimslted In the mall boxes on the o thehermit llnet sslllnr Hobolien Stipple

mall for Turks Islam and DominicanRepublic Is also opened on tile Line Plir

malls on open one hour and a haltbefore salllnir time close ten mlnuist-ielorr sailing time Onlyileitrrs i COLS a half ounce is required onunlclri moiled on the piers p

lVt Ijr and German Sea Post stcamervc-iouhle po t iro littler 10 cults a ball ounceon other llnis

MAILS FORWAIHIRD OVERLAND AC EXCFPTTIIANSPACIFIC

Stilts ferttpl Jumatea ond HahamQrt are flf-

wjrdfd ififlv w fitnt of imlln The rQXNRCT-Ifid tuttle close at Ilii Uenerii iott 7lff VfiiYork uj Min-nClIU via Port Tampa at A U Mondnv-

Vednesdsy nnd Saturday Also horn NewYork Thursday tIll Saturday see abovei

MEXICO CITY overland nl 130 I M and IflJJ-P M dully nciiit Sunday Sunday at Ino-P M and toll

NEWFOUNDLAND ParrclsloAt MailsvU North Sydney al P U Monday WcdinS-ilny end Saturday also occasionally fromNew York ami Philadelphia se sieve

MIOUKIOV Via llnsion Anti North Sydney nt nSOP Al every other Sunday 4 If Ac

JAMAICA llosloii at 700 P M Tuesday endFriday Also New York on Saturday

COSTA1lCAllviA Viiv Orleans at M P M

BRITISH HONDlHAS HONDURAS East Coastnnll itATKMXIA vIA New Orlonns at JI030P M Monday Wrul Coast of Honduras U-

despatched from New York via Panamaseaabove

NICARAGUA Fast Coast via New Orleans nt-

HftSO P M Wednesday West Roit ot Nic-aragua Is despatched rom New York via Pan-ama n nbuvet

PANAMA nfl CANAL 7ONE Sri OrleansflOxi p M Hiimlay taflor ID P M Sun

unit until salllni of New York steamermall for Panama and Canal one Is held thesea York Meamer sre aboivl-

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The schedule of closlnr of TmnDvlflc Malls lion this presumption of their uninterrupted

overland transit to Port of sailing Thi1 final conmalls except RetUtcred

Malls despatched via Vancouver Vlctor Tncoruaor which close ft P M close atthe Oeneral Offlre New York as followsNHW XEAIANI AUSTUALIA West

NEW CALEDONIA SAMOA HAWAII antiKlri ISLXNDH via Semi Frnncisio close la P M Jnnn VI for despatch tier steamshipVentura If tIme Cunard steamer carryingthe British mall for Ness Zealand Ones not ar-rive In tlrne to connect with this despatch extra

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arrival of the MeamcrISLANDS mind OUAM via Frun

cisco dote at P M June 31 fur despatch pert S Transport

HAWAII CHINA nd PHILIPIlSE ISLANDS vli Snn Iranrlsco close st-

P M June 8 despatch per steamshipnnrlc

TAHITI ant MAHOUFSAS ISLANDS vie SunFrancisco close at 8 P M Juno M despatchr er steamship

JAPAN Psreels Post Malls KORFACHINAand PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Via Van-couver anti Victoria II 0 close at P MJune 7 despatch per steamship Empress ntChina

HAWAII JAPAN KOREA CHINA and PHILIPPINK via San Francisco close atOP M July s despatch per steamship Man-churia

HAWAII Via San Francisco close at I P M Julydear

AUSTRALIA end NEW CALEDONIA via Vancoiiver antI Victoria B C clots at r P M

L irifc AlUMitrii tvrnoHUAIlKPort Arthur and EASTERN SJllERIA Is atPresent forwarded Ma Russia

otherwise addressed West Australla Is orwardenl via Europe New Zaalandvia Men ranolsoo and certain places In theChlnivte Province of Yunnan via British Indiathe routia specially addressed via Europe must tin ntthe rains Hawaii Is forwarded vUSan exclusively

H PostmvsterPost Offlce York N Y June 18 I90-

SUiSIKSN fllVNCKKSTOCK FOR SALE at Jim per shareIn a welt known wholesale wines end con

established 2S years salaried pultlonutrlctest Invitedi ii ill Forfurther

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